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Jan 21, 2013|
Former Patriots defensive coordinator and Browns and Jets coach Eric Mangini talks with Mut, Lou, and Troy about the physical matchup between the Pats and Ravens and how the refs let the players play in the defensive backfield. They also discuss the future of the Patriots and tweaks they have to make to the offense for next season.
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Smuggled or not -- three point seven WEEI picking -- -- patriots loss in the AFC championship game ravens and niners you're Super Bowl. In the world once thirteen days from now on joining us on the AT&T hotline helped break this thing down former. Coordinator for the patriots head coach of the NFL level -- a defensive backs coach for one Troy Brown who's in studio with us Eric Mangini -- ESP and we got what are your former. TVC. Anybody he'd do that. You can lead the -- an interception. I led a team -- ancestors I would Tedy Bruschi you know him. I'll I'll -- one of -- you Eric was just does gimme game plan is and let me go play him and now. It was the coaching points like -- which were -- hard. It is argued that this guy. All yeah. -- -- -- very good tackler to. As you know at least I used to bring him. You play worse of protesting. All of this yes did man I loved every minute that -- -- thanks to -- wonderful wonderful coach and man. You know. I don't I don't know what Cleveland was thinking you know today you know due to the vent -- -- -- thank you. Isn't it. So and you speak of the title and part of this thing. Is that right into -- I have always been an advocate of the of the more physical team being suitable -- -- things and and we can go back to 2001 and posting area. Just oh we made the point to be more physical -- the next to me how important you think it is as far as being physical. A Saddam execution is being physical and games. As of -- with -- template. That's sent shivers that you bring that up -- a lot of things that I site yesterday is. Baltimore. Felt a little bit like we used to fuel we played the colts. Or get up which and the wide receivers and and they put -- that that chuck rule after effort beater and at one of those games. And there are bunch of times in the game yesterday where the officials were just -- and letting the teams play. And there are times -- Brandon Lloyd get hit in the face or tigers hit. You know well after five yards -- you know -- always says we do business is business is being done so as long as they were eleven happened -- gonna do it. And and that's that's the feel that it had been and that's. I think what you have to do it gets it came thick and fast break -- New England is you've got to find some way to slow down the well oiled machine -- one of the best ways. -- to get up and and sort of trying to cover down the field and it's hard to match Wes Welker it's hard to match -- Hernandez but if they can't get started. That's your best shot and every time the Baltimore played New England. Even looking back at last year's match ups. You know there it got out of the backfield there it has to line of scrimmage. And it was it was a very similar program men and gain peace. He knows that. Anybody yet and and you look at debt and everybody thinks that in a -- has such a bad football game. You critical a lot of it to the weight. That the ravens cover those guys on the field because I -- -- has really had to hold the ball and even. Just gonna blow one up they don't vote fourth down because he would -- by example vote to I don't know what what did you see there. Yes I think that's true I've thought about that may be in the second half could be reaching a few more. Bunch formation inspect formations -- operations being three wide receivers together. -- into other shooters get -- so Wes Welker starts. Yeah ocean -- to respect human -- an -- quick note that some of the personal solicitation first property gives you some free release -- I thought you might get a little bit more. Of that you know I don't know what was talked about. -- you know terms of adjustments or or or whatever. But that's what I was was anticipating a little very little bit more going into the second half just based on. The way to Baltimore saying okay we're out we're up here. We're we're not really disguising that were up here and were to stay up here and see whether or not you dubious. Yen and -- fourth and talk about you wanna call meant W when it's finally here you wanna play and you want a box that. You know and and and and again that has done it calls the communication problem. And that's the way they ran just about the last three or four weeks and was escorted testament of retirement means it figured out. Just because the communication problem these things. Forcing some of these teams like that we didn't see a lot of that. In the second half and as a surprisingly so. And some of the week -- against Houston because she's in such a big madame -- -- team. In the red zone emotional bunch formation. -- and played. What's called box defense from the box just where persons -- have got four on three and that is up. You know they're -- they got a matchup that it's that they wanted to make was actually the first time they played Houston. But it it's the same concept typically get in trouble get off line of scrimmage. The the answer is to get the guys up there and in close force communication. Don't let them -- view. He saw a lot in the in the -- only but there's not a game in the Atlanta separatist group game. Letter how to bunches of facts to try to get -- consensus or was pressed. There were talking about big injury early on -- -- -- -- that game or late -- first quarter. As defensive coach how much that affect you secondary and what you can do and how -- affect you think that head on the patriots secondary late night game. Well I think it definitely has has an affect you go into the game plans saying okay. Really when you when you look at the numbers it's anybody says. Art at the end of this game were right -- averaged 2.5 yards a carry and to Torrey Smith socket if factor I think everybody would sign up for that I can imagine. That it -- in the meetings we're talking about things we have to stop it's the okay limitless right stoking up the deep ball. And really New England did debt and having dialect. Believe. To be able to match up with it whereas -- balls. That keeps you the luxury to to take care of those things about it that next guy comes in can't do that. Then -- probable -- is is a -- evidence that ends up being here. That that's that's -- -- came out I thought that maybe see a little bit more. Variation to the terms of let's practice and things like that and look toward you know as -- -- it's easy in our position now. To second guess -- Quietly and not be on there right now on the day Monday morning as soon so Smart right now. We've got -- -- guys that played out you know that's the easiest spot in the world to be it's totally different when you're dealing with on the sidelines. Especially if things look all pretty in the pictures -- -- got to come back to that. Palm which has from an outsider looking in. You know trying to force Flacco to. Diagnose things as he goes back at the past to try to get a hold the ball. Here's some of that you know. And -- effect that are ago. They're -- -- about the secondary you know. Watch the game with -- guys Ty Law he looks a lot of these these corners of the kind of cotton ailments that sometimes you it. You know of the nonaligned in physical yet they're not given Spacey that you see some of these. Defensive backs -- media era view yesterday kind of cotton that no man's land. I would love to watch football game -- -- -- period. The fact that with drugs that would be priceless you know hide. -- unique in the sense that he used so gifted. And he could do need to get up there anybody at any point and take -- way and even if you messed it -- closing speed to catch up. But he also had that level of unpredictability. We never wanted to throw on I laugh because you didn't know. Whether when he was failing he was truly failing here or whether he was -- -- just sort of setting you up for the next place. So he's an evil little bit of of -- guy that way but I'm such a huge believer in. Forcing receivers and quarterbacks make post that -- because. Everybody's got to be on the same page of the more that you can't. Makes things look the same place different things. Now the onus is on the offense to decipher what you're doing. When you're you're sort of played in -- in a more conventional way. Intensity a little bit nobody to ease jittery and there's always stop for can -- to defense Eric often play at that bill that. Eric Mangini joining us reckon on the patriots lost yesterday you said Eric you expect it may be more than of the bunch formations I expected more. Of that terrible up temple patriot offense did you did you feel the same way and the ravens do anything in your mind to take that away from the patriots. -- -- it looked to me like their approach is going to be OK you can go up temple or not this is what we're. Can you beaded. And if you can't beat it it doesn't matter how fast you go that that drive the Pryor looked the most. Like what we've we've companies do is saying is. Where Thomas signaling in the based outfit that the debt it would Britney gets a first down like that was. -- that that was kind of where you always envision of the offense. But the problem with that no huddle there's if they don't have to change based on what you're and then there it's good enough to have to -- you. That it doesn't matter how fast ago or just gives them the ball back back quicker. And it's about the whole -- thing on the opposite side of the ball. You know I thought I thought of as a land -- the goods we have been through this you know Tom Brady at present time -- -- about it at the wrote him. As some success in the first NF. And -- that they come back out in the second half Erica and they give Vegas set out on the YouTube and it to a lot of it seemed. A lot of the pressure they put on a wide receivers and then didn't even talk about how they even when they played zone. The areas of the field that. The Baltimore Ravens have taken in -- an analyst distant and in the last two or three games the way they -- the -- -- an area of the field and try to force Tom Brady. Don't throw the ball to what they do is they take away the middle of the field a lot of short stuff -- flood zone. Don't release and a lot of people at the operating as far as prison oppressors. You know they just kind of let him sit back there and takeaways is seriously obstacle -- That's that's the other thing he's seen. At with the giants in the Super Bowls it it's not like the giants. Played a lot of different things what they did they played a lot of post safety defense or or totally run the ball at typically most teams place puts it to -- couples safeties back. And then they keep a bunch of guys in between the hash marks and the numbers. Forcing the ball to go outside and -- you you have to have outside receivers that can win when you get those types of coverages 'cause that's where the isolationist. When you've got to decipher it or sort through two or three guys sitting in those loans and especially the type the defenders of Baltimore has because. They'll take chances that other teams won't take so even though there a window looks open. Still jumps over some of those windows you've got to be able to win outside. And this is that a little bit of of an Achilles heel of the past three I'd years is getting that. That guy outside the can win against Wonderwall what I want coverage it's bad or result. You know what state they have like that I think Brandon -- was a huge upgrade from. From. Ochocinco. -- at a but it's it's so hard. Yeah. Into. I agree -- and he did it for the most part in the first quarter. But then man they put the clamps going and and he couldn't did. It's a separation. From these guys and and give Baltimore a lot of credit because I didn't think the person -- with some also there before you. But they came and they really put the clamps on those -- -- in the second half and forced from racist element to blow away. And it's one of those things to you know Tom it's a ball -- developed it's it gets picked up by -- -- you know there's sometimes that stuff happens and it very would've been really interesting to see if they scored a touchdown and not drive where that game went from there as a whole lot of time last. And it really has that ability to. You don't have to figure out a way to put that's the other thing is. You don't really -- self inflicted wars. From doing it typically. They had that the two interceptions to have the fumble that's he you don't see that very often for them to be able to from Baltimore be able to force those things. You got yeah. Don't talk about the and aloofness of recourse but to but the self inflicted wounds just does that to a -- go on about Rezko bought that's real quick about defending this office. And he got a decision to make with Wes Welker on both players used regardless of the -- -- the -- -- we've talked about your recently. But still. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You know it it -- it's such a tough decision because obviously Wes Welker has -- -- he's part of it now. They're -- gronkowski and we're back imagine if you played out are different this game would abandon. The tight end that they claim from the giants. There's Ballard checked ballot that's. To me that's tremendous -- -- don't -- -- this year and or get paid off by itself. When you've got Hernandez gronkowski. Ballard of Welker. And and if you can draft a young guy that contribute. An additional Lloyd. You know break another -- record next year easily. That that's been a problem for mr. ethnic at the receiver position that employs you haven't seen any since Deion Branch and David given so a minute that's going to be a task. Well there's but Erica I wanna go back to the self inflicted wounds. And to the -- -- not taken a timeout. At halftime. And then not seen the Bill Belichick team -- for it. Into the wind on third down. And in in early in this game and and thanks to normalcy to -- to make mistakes. Plus eight if they had Tom slid in and from the time I was a little bit late for you could really look at the -- before where Eric Fernandez decide to stay involved. Because I just could have easily gone out of the house that would have saved a significant amount of and that that would change the drive to. And I think. You know either one of those decisions it's -- Typical but what you don't wanna do and didn't do it would have been an issue just a couple weeks ago where you leave at halftime with no points. That's the worst every side and Seattle same place where they got no points in the first half. So here. You know sometimes you you make a mistake that doesn't give you that extra opportunity. Because look at Hernandez decisions need to look it's called a timeout earlier. And he can also of the factory wanna you wanna walk away -- -- something you wanna feel good about bad drives. And get those points. In terms of going to quarterback going forward. It's hard to criticize. Bill and that area because historically. He's been very aggressive in those situations. So for him not to do it -- I have very good reason behind -- debts and you know if you had a guy that was historically very conservative -- various. That's they have maybe take that chance but but still hasn't been back. So that must have been either feel that we had a world whatever it was great -- at justice -- liquor. OK -- and and then well. Two quick questions meant that has the effect of and to lead and the game when he left the game -- -- did you notice a difference and how the page list of pros and investment that thought they missed a little bit more quickly it came on this football team. And we wasn't out there and then what are the ravens due to take Vince Wilfork other's game. Yeah you know it'd be -- -- -- it looked like dictate a lot of split safety defense and and I guess that the alum. You know. You've got to choose what I wanna die whether it's quickly here with a million paper cuts and Baltimore's one of those officers -- secretary quickly and and I get why they did that in terms of it's. Being taken out of the game yes he was but it also -- to keep Ray Rice had a lot. And as much as you want -- to have a bigger impact. You -- Ray Rice to have as little impact as possible and he stayed in quite a bit protections so. You know would you trade 11 there. I think a lot of times you work with it without dangerous braves really is and what he's done it lately in the past especially on the short checks -- Just lost -- for me -- get that bill Belichick's take a lot of crap nationally you know for not talking to CBS after words and there's an arrogance about him you've been around this team. Do you feel like that's an arrogance thirty feel like he takes these losses -- is a wanna respond so to media after a tough loss like this. You know I think it. Being a person has taken a lot of flak from the B of capacity now -- just a little bit different role. Sometimes seconds steam roll sometimes. Something that's small and can be brought up to be a lot bigger than it is. -- I think it's really. At a difficult time when you lose a game and you lose a game like that. And with the track circuit that they had risen 67 know where they're going to be at halftime hole whatever it is. You know that's stuff hurts and then. It's great that you are as much of -- -- favor as as you are and others. Much as everybody says you should act this way. Everybody responds that's stuff differently than I am not defending it up you know. I I get added is it hurts a lot. But you know again today he you have to take care that's. Then got got to do that interview and men. You know there's very doorstep that facts. -- we're gonna see you coach and again anytime soon -- You know. As I go through through the whole range of emotions district one of those things where. I've loved this experience or what it's allowed -- to -- we've Pretoria on borders have. 974. Great that's a lot of so I could get with the right people in the and the right team by. I think that's probably considered but it it has been pretty amazing from. From the respect. You know -- haven't -- a chance to speak to my kids are off. Exactly that Evelyn mini reunion go around the you know just mcdaniels came back last year because tables in the building now in hand. And you just like the -- three amigos when their idea. You know back in 2000 I -- -- We didn't do it you can have you can have -- chemicals easily in his foot. Did you did you imagine that -- released. Nobody out of -- Or -- introduction by fire. That. Erick great insight on ESPN and appreciate coming on some great thoughts on what you saw yesterday in the AFC title game we appreciate the time and into the lead up to the suitable as I said man give yourself. I wrote back right spirit out that is Eric aura Patriots defense coordinator. -- joining us on the AT&T hotline AT&T forgy LTD. With speeds up to ten times faster than three G it's AT&T. Rethink possible.
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While I was at it I thought: two birds, one stone. So I made banana fritters with chocolate batter and apple fritters with cinnamon batter. Both were amazing and super quick. I had an hour in my lunch break to go home, grab some lunch, buy some apples and bananas, make the batter, do the photos, fry the stuff and have a taste. Which proves to you how simple these are.
Sorry for the slightly uncrisp photos of the final fritters… I was rushing a bit! On the way back to work I forgot to stamp my ticket and got fined. SOOOO annoying. The ubahn controller was even taking the piss out of me a bit – ego definitely bruised. Lesson 1. – always ride with a stamped ticket.

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The room was clean and modern as was the bathroom. There was a shower and bath and toiletries were provided daily. The use of the safe was free for a change. The one negative was that there was no window with access to outside so there was no view and you could not see what the weather was doing until you went down to reception. There was a frosted glass window which when opened looked onto a centrally enclosed shaft containing pipework. The shaft had a perspex cover so the room did receive some natural light. We found this arrangement a bit disconcerting.
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It will most likely not be the smoking ban or the proximity of the school or church that may keep them from rebuilding! They should be grandfathered to rebuild on the same foundation and remain in operation if they can do so within a specified amount of time. It is having to modify a new layout based on ADA acessability, parking requirements, square foot requirements and mostly sanitation requirments that would make rebuilding almost insurmountable. There are a lot of great memories that have been lost in a flash of fire. Another landmark of small town America may be lost.
The IndyStar says the IHSAA is expecting the crowds to be down at Lucas Oil because only 3 local teams made the finals. (Attendance last year 56K)I think the 2 E'ville teams will bring about 15K that will watch both games, so that would account for 30K total (using crowd math) and probably another 5K that wil watch just one of the games. At least the southwest will pull their share.
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Posted by edro on September 23, 2013
Posted in First Wave of World Collapsing Cities | Tagged: Fire-Earth Blog, global disaster alerts, global disasters, golobal collapse | 1 Comment »
Rate of Global Collapse Accelerating
Posted by edro on July 6, 2012
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Posted by feww on July 4, 2012
Tidal Surge of Global Change 26 Times Faster in 21st Century: FIRE-EARTH
FIRE-EARTH Models show the rate of global change has intensified by a factor of at least 26 in the last decade compared with the 1960s.
FIRE-EARTH defines 'global change' as the deterioration in the planet's life-support capacity that is caused by large-scale anthropogenic impact, leading to a total collapse.
Global Disasters: Links, Forecasts and Background
Posted in Collapse, collapse mechanisms, collapsing cities | Tagged: anthropogenic impact, collapase index, drought and deluge, Emerging dominant mechanisms of collapse, global collapse, human impact, Mechanisms of Collapse | Leave a Comment »
Global Collapse Update
Posted by edro on May 31, 2012
Japan's collapse rate is accelerating
Based on their models, FIRE-EARTH Moderators have posted the following forecast:
FIRE-EARTH FORECAST: The rate of Japan's collapse to intensify.
- Current: 0.067
- Forecast: 0.083
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Posted in collapse mechanisms, collapsing cities, collapsing ecosystems, dynamics of collapse, earth's defense mechanisms, Effective World Population, environmental health, Mechanisms of Collapse, Nature's defense mechanisms | Tagged: Collapse of Japan, FIRE-EARTH FORECAST, First Wave of Collapse, First Wave of Collapsing Cities, Japan's collapse | Leave a Comment »
Corporate America Won't Survive Beyond 2015
Posted by edro on July 25, 2011
Corporate America Will Cease to Exist by 2015: EDRO Models
Of a half dozen or so probable future scenarios beyond 2015, as simulated by EDRO models, none would include Corporate America.
NO future is possible under the current economic, monetary, business and sociopolitical systems.
The current systems will collapse within the next 4 years, causing the violent death of the corporations in the U.S. and rest of the world.
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Collapsing Cities – JULY 2010 UPDATE
Posted by edro on July 3, 2010
When Will the Collapse Occur?
In The First Wave of World's Collapsing Cities posted September 4, 2007, the Moderators forecast the first phase of collapse could occur as early as 2012.
The Moderators confirm that the timeline and speed of collapse are consistent with their earlier forecast.
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The 6th Great Extinction: Sooner Than Expected
Posted by edro on May 23, 2010
Planetary collapse driven by man-made cataclysms
This blog has now been dedicated to the 'survivors' of the planetary collapse forced by man-made cataclysms
Based on their research, EDRO Moderators Have concluded that a series of man-made cataclysms will drive the earth's population to near extinction.
[This section was removed to ensure NO association WHATEVER could be made with "Rapture apocalypse prediction."]
Most of the 'survivors' would be highly evolved, ethical and altruistic humans with the ability to overcome the immense difficulties they will have inherited . . .
Nevertheless, the Moderators believe by identifying the major man-made obstacles that stand in the way, they could, for their part, help to keep the flow of life on this planet uninterrupted.
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For background to the planetary collapse, search blog contents. Future information will be provided at this site OR at one of the following cites:
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Escaping the Slum in Negative Numbers
Posted by edro on March 18, 2010
UN says 230 million people escaped life in the slums since 2000
China and India made "giant strides"in their housing efforts to relocate nearly a quarter of billion people out of the slums, UN Habitat agency reported.
The housing efforts were canceled out, however, by global population growth and the rural migration to cities, the report said.
Here are some of the stats:
- Total number of slum dwellers in 2000 were about 777 million
- Slum dwellers total this year: 827 million
- Percentage increase: 6.4%
- World population now: 6,809,167,223 (US Census Bureau)
- Population increase in the last 12 months: 75,395,78 (US Census Bureau)
- Percentage increase over the last 12 month: 1.1%
Note: Actual numbers of the slum dwellers are much larger, unless people could live in decent accommodations on less than $1.25 per day. It appears that the report used the old figures instead of the newer revised figures. "International Comparison Program's new poverty estimates released in August 2008 show that about 1.4 billion people in the developing world (one in four) were living on less than $1.25 a day in 2005," World Bank reported.
EDRO estimate for the number of people living on less than$1.25 per day: 2.2 billion (nearly 1 in 3 globally).
A Mumbai slum (India). Image may be subject to copyright.
UN defines a dwelling as a slum if at least one of the five factors below applies:
- Lacks a permanent structure (see image)
- More than three people sharing a room
- Has no access to sufficient, or affordable water. Alternatively, it requires extreme effort to obtain water.
- No private toilet or a public one shared with a maximum of a dozen or so people.
- Comes without secure tenure
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Posted in 286W, Dharavi, migration to cities, poverty, poverty in India | Tagged: $1.25 per day, population growth, povert in china, rural migration, Slums, UN Habitat agency | Leave a Comment »
Gigantic Sculptures Odes to Moribund Civilizations
Posted by edro on February 10, 2010
Sculpture that killed a civilization
There can be little doubt the last Moai that was being carved on Easter Island was also the most expensive one in terms of its drain on the natural resources.
So expensive was the production, in fact, the sculptors did not proceed. Perhaps the last subculture was the largest unfinished sculpture, which would have stood about 21m (69 ft) tall, weighing a massive 270 tons.
Moai at Rano Raraku, Easter Island.
Giacometti's life-size statue "L'homme qui marche I" in bronze is only 1.83m tall, but weighs 281 times the biggest Moai
Alberto Giacometti's sculpture "L'homme qui marche I" sold for more than $104 million, making it the most expensive sculpture ever paid for by human civilization. Photo Credit: Sotheby's
The biggest Moai is dwarfed, however, by Giacometti's life-size statue "L'homme qui marche I" [Walking Man I] when compared in terms of carbon footprint.
The Walking Man I was sold at an auction for a total price of $104,327,006. Allowing another $26 million dollars for previous sales and currency adjustments, so far $130million dollars have been paid and received to move the bronze sculpture from one ahu to another on Earth Island.
Previously, in How Much Carbon Dioxide Does Your Money Make the CASF members calculated the equivalent amount of carbon dioxide produced for each dollar you earn, or spend, at a global average of 584g of CO2/GDP dollar (2008 dollars).
Based on the above CO2 per dollar value, the Walking Man I has a carbon (CO2) footprint of 75,920 tons, or more than 883 times the weight of the biggest Moai discovered on Easter Island (it weighs 86 metric tons. FEWW.)
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10 Facts on Climate Change
Posted by edro on February 8, 2010
AND Its Impact on the Weather Patterns
- OUR Home planet is undergoing an extended period of accelerating Climate Change.
- The impacts of Climate Change on our weather patterns are worsening exponentially.
- Extremes of change in the temperature, precipitation, drought… are intensifying.
- The time periods within which the changes occur are shortening, therefore the rate of changes are accelerating.
- As an outcome of (1) to (4) above, the frequency and severity of climatic disasters are exponentially increasing.
- The disasters are targeting the planet's water, soil, food and energy resources, increasing human vulnerability and triggering a die-off.
- Emerging patterns strongly suggest that the consequence of climate change are increasingly more catastrophic, beyond the wildest worst case conditions ever imaginable.
- The period of change could last for years to decades, Millennia to epoch. [Most of that would prove of no consequence to humans.]
- There`re NO known patterns for definitive comparisons of the extent of the changes.
- Unless the adverse affects of human impact on the planet are removed, or substantially reduced, die-off will occur sooner rather than later.
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Shrinking World, Shrinking Ecosystems
Posted by edro on December 27, 2009
Temperature velocity for the 21st century is 0.42 kilometers (0.26 miles) per year: Study
Climate Change Puts Ecosystems on the Run
Global warming is causing climate belts to shift toward the poles and to higher elevations. To keep pace with these changes, the average ecosystem will need to shift about a quarter mile each year, says a new study led by scientists at the Carnegie Institution. For some habitats, such as low-lying areas, climate belts are moving even faster, putting many species in jeopardy, especially where human development has blocked migration paths.
"Expressed as velocities, climate-change projections connect directly to survival prospects for plants and animals. These are the conditions that will set the stage, whether species move or cope in place," says study co-author Chris Field, director of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology. Field is also a professor of biology and of environmental Earth system science at Stanford University and a senior fellow at Stanford's Woods Institute for the Environment.
The research team, which included researchers from the Carnegie Institution, Stanford University, the California Academy of Sciences, and the University of California, Berkeley, combined data on current climate and temperature gradients worldwide with climate model projections for the next century to calculate the "temperature velocity" for different regions of the world. This velocity is a measure of how fast temperature zones are moving across the landscape as the planet warms―and how fast plants and animals will need to migrate to keep up.
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What the paper doesn't mention, however, is the fact that the species "climbing a nearby mountain" in search of cooler temperatures would be climbing into an acid rain trap.
Forests and plants in mountain regions are heavily affected by "acid fog," in addition to acid rain. At higher altitudes, the lingering fog, which is more acidic than rainfall, surrounds the plants, affecting the leaves ability to carry out photosynthesis and produce photosynthetic products.
The acid fog does causes slower growth, disease and death of the plants and forests. Examples of this include the many areas of the eastern U.S., especially high altitude forests of the Appalachian Mountains.
The researchers found that as a global average, the expected temperature velocity for the 21st century is 0.42 kilometers (0.26 miles) per year. But this figure varies widely according to topography and habitat. In areas of high topographic relief, where species can find cooler temperatures by climbing a nearby mountain, velocities are relatively low. In flatter regions, such as deserts, grasslands, and coastal areas, species will have to travel farther to stay in their comfort zone and velocities may exceed a kilometer per year.
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The other factor is scarcity of food for many species due to the soil profiles of mountainous areas. Upland areas often have thin soils and glaciated bedrock, profiles that make it extremely difficult for plant growth.
Can the planet's ecosystems keep up? Plants and animals that can tolerate a wide range of temperatures may not need to move. But for the others, survival becomes a race. After the glaciers of the last Ice Age retreated, forests may have spread northward as quickly as a kilometer a year. But current ecosystems are unlikely to match that feat, the researchers say. Nearly a third of the habitats in the study have velocities higher than even the most optimistic plant migration estimates. Even more problematic is the extensive fragmentation of natural habitats by human development, which will leave many species with "nowhere to go," regardless of their migration rates.
Protected areas such as nature reserves are generally too small to accommodate the expected habitat shifts. According to the study, less than 10% of protected areas globally will maintain current climate conditions within their boundaries 100 years from now. This will present a challenge for many species adapted to highly specific conditions, especially if migration to new habitats is blocked.
Scott Loarie, a postdoctoral fellow at the Carnegie Institution and lead author of the paper, points out that an appreciation of climate velocities could stimulate discussions about sound management for climate change, from the design of nature reserves to the planning of assisted migrations for affected species. He adds that it should also stimulate discussion about strategies for minimizing the amount of warming and thereby help slow climate velocity.
The paper was published in the 24 December, 2009, Nature. Contact: Chris Field email@example.com
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What Florida Might Look Like in 2014
Posted by edro on December 7, 2009
The World Is Rapidly Collapsing
To fathom the reasons for world's rapid collapse, the following basic premises should first be understood:
- The sum total of human activities on the planet is exponentially INCREASING.
- Humans consumptions of energy and resources continue to increase in parallel to its activities.
- Pollution including greenhouse gas emissions resulting from increased energy consumption is accumulating.
- The increase in the consumption of energy and resources is enlarging humans ecological footprint.
- The impacts of humans' ever-enlarging ecological footprint and the accumulating pollution have driven most of the planetary-scale ecosystems to the verge of collapse.
- In the absence of any intervention by the forces of nature, the large-scale ecosystem such as the atmosphere, climate, oceans, soil … will completely collapse, rendering the planet unable to support large species.
- We can say with the maximum degree of certainty that in the absence of any 'remedial action' by natural forces the state of our planet would progressively worsen [NOT improve] with time.
- Based on the evidence, including enhanced seismic and volcanic activity, WE BELIEVE, the earth is trying to maintain planetary "homeostasis."
- However, there is a high price to pay for the nature's balancing act functions.
- Planet earth is effectively becoming "smaller," less hospitable. The quality of nature's services are generally deteriorating, becoming more rudimentary
- The effect of Nature's balancing act functions, as harsh as they may be, should be viewed as desperate last measures: Survival of some, or extinction of all.
EDRO Moderators believe that the impact of global climate change, including extreme rain events, storm tides, and rising sea levels caused by both melting ice and slowing down [or disappearance ] of Gulf Stream could flood large swaths of eastern United States, especially the coastal areas of Florida.
Cities and population centers both on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts could experience complete or partial inundation for some of the year, most of the year, or permanently.
About 40 percent of Florida's more densely inhabited areas, home to more than 65 percent of the population, could be impacted by the climatic events, rendering most of the existing cities effectively uninhabitable and affecting up to 90 percent of Florida's population.
USGS Digital Elevation Map of The United States
The elevations correspond to the following legend:
Plotted on these maps are:
- White – State, country, coast outlines
- Gray – County outlines
- Black – Rivers and major streams
- Red – US Highways
- Light red – Interstate Highways
- Magenta – National Parks and Monuments
USGS Digital Elevation Map of Florida
Some of the areas most prone to flooding are marked on the map. The markings are meant as an indication only. They do not represent exact locations. Source of images: Unisys Weather. Images may be subject to copyright.
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15 FLRA No. 37 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO Union and SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Agency Case No. O-AR-726 ORDER DISMISSING EXCEPTIONS This case is before the Authority on exceptions to the award of Arbitrator James V. Altieri filed by the grievant pursuant to section 7122(a) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute and section 2425.1 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations. For the reasons stated below, it has been determined that the exceptions must be dismissed. The Arbitrator's award is dated January 24, 1984, and appears to have been served on the parties, i.e., the Union and the Agency, by mail on the same day. Under section 7122(b) of the Statute, as amended, /1/ and section 2425.1(b) of the Authority's Rules and Regulations, as amended, /2/ which amendments are applicable to exceptions pending or filed with the Authority on or after March 2, 1984, and under sections 2429.21 and 2429.22 of the Rules and


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Crucible of Flames: Canada's War of 1812
When the fledgling United States declared war, former president Thomas Jefferson famously boasted that "the conquest of Canada" would be "a mere matter of marching."
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When the fledgling United States declared war, former president Thomas Jefferson famously boasted that "the conquest of Canada" would be "a mere matter of marching."
It became instead a bitter, nasty affair pitting brother against brother, cousin against cousin, as British regulars joined with Canadian militia and Indians to fight off successive American invasions. Over the course of three years, roughly 35,000 people would perish in a struggle that ultimately gave both Canada and the United States their sense of national identity.
In a riveting account of the war's first year, feature writers Kenneth Kidd and Jim Coyle re-create North American life 200 years ago and the battles that would turn Maj.-Gen. Isaac Brock into an icon of Canadian independence.
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ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CHS Inc. (NASDAQ: CHSCP), an energy grains and foods company and the nation's leading farmer-owned cooperative, today reported earnings of $343.7 million for the first quarter of its 2013 fiscal year.
Earnings attributed to CHS operations for the period (Sept. 1, 2012 through Nov. 30, 2012) declined 17 percent from $416.2 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2012.
Revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2013 reached $11.7 billion, compared with $9.7 billion for the first three months of fiscal 2012. This primarily reflected continuing strong values for the energy, grain and crop nutrients products that comprise the majority of CHS business.
Energy segment earnings led the company's performance for the quarter, but declined from the same period a year ago due to reduced margins at CHS refineries in Montana and Kansas. Earnings improved for CHS propane, renewable fuels and transportation businesses, but declined slightly for its lubricants operations.
While soundly profitable, earnings also declined within the CHS Ag segment primarily due to lower margins for the grains and oilseeds the company markets and processes, as well as the crop nutrients it handles. Within the segment, quarter-over-quarter earnings increased for the company's Country Operations retail locations which reported higher volumes for the retail products and grain it handles. The CHS processing and food ingredients businesses also recorded improved margins for its soybean crushing and refining operations.
CHS reports results for its business services operations, as well as two food processing-related joint ventures, under the Corporate and Other category. CHS-owned financing businesses recorded higher earnings for the quarter, which were partially offset by slower hedging activity in the first three months of fiscal 2013. The company's share of earnings from its 50 percent ownership of Ventura Foods, LLC, a vegetable oil-based food manufacturing business, improved due to stronger margins, while those from its 24 percent CHS share of Horizon Milling, LLC, the nation's leading wheat miller, remained flat compared to the same period in fiscal 2012.
CHS Inc. (www.chsinc.com) is a leading global agribusiness owned by farmers, ranchers and cooperatives across the United States. Diversified in energy, grains and foods, CHS is committed to helping its customers, farmer-owners and other stakeholders grow their businesses through its domestic and global operations. CHS, a Fortune 100 company, supplies energy, crop nutrients, grain marketing services, livestock feed, food and food ingredients, along with business solutions including insurance, financial and risk management services. The company operates petroleum refineries/pipelines and manufactures, markets and distributes Cenex® brand refined fuels, lubricants, propane and renewable energy products.
This document contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that are based on management's current expectations and assumptions. These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from the potential results discussed in the forward-looking statements. The company undertakes no obligations to publicly revise any forward-looking statements to reflect future events or circumstances. For a discussion of additional factors that may materially affect management's estimates and predictions, please view the CHS Inc. annual report filed on Form 10-K for the year ended Aug. 31, 2012, which can be found on the Securities and Exchange Commission web site (www.sec.gov) or on the CHS web site www.chsinc.com.
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2012 | ||
Energy |
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$397.3 | |
Ag |
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121.4 | |
Corporate and Other |
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12.1 | |
Income before income taxes |
381.9 |
530.8 | |
Income taxes |
(36.0) |
(41.9) | |
Net income |
345.9 |
488.9 | |
Net income attributable to non-controlling interests |
(2.2) |
(72.7) | |
Net income attributable to CHS Inc. |
$343.7 |
$416.2 | |
SOURCE CHS Inc.
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