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The Future of Us
By refreshing their pages, they learn that making different decisions now will affect the outcome of their lives later. And as they grapple with the ups and downs of what their futures hold, they're forced to confront what they're doing right - and wrong - in the present.
In 1996 less than half of all American high school students had ever used the Internet. Facebook would not be invented until several years in the future. Emma & Josh are about to log on to their futures.
I can't break up with Graham today, even though I told my friends I'd do it the next time I saw him. So instead, I'm hiding in my bedroom, setting up my new computer while he plays Ultimate Frisbee in the park across the street.
My dad shipped me the computer as yet another guilt gift. Last summer, before he and my stepmom moved from central Pennsylvania to Florida, he handed me the keys to his old Honda and then started his new life. They just had their first baby, so I got this desktop computer with Windows 95 and a color monitor.
I'm scrolling through various screensavers when someone rings the doorbell. I let my mom answer it because I still haven't decided between a shifting brick wall maze and a web of plumber's pipes. Hopefully it's not Graham at the door.
"Emma!" my mom shouts. "Josh is here."
Now that's a surprise. Josh Templeton lives next door, and when we were little we constantly ran back and forth between our houses. We camped in our backyards, built forts, and on Saturday mornings he carried over his cereal bowl to watch cartoons on my couch. Even after we got to high school, we hung out all the time. But then, last November, everything changed. We still eat lunch with our small group of friends, but he hasn't been in my house once in the past six months.
I select the brick wall screensaver and head downstairs. Josh is standing on the porch, tapping at the doorframe with the scuffed toe of his sneaker. He's a grade behind me, which makes him a sophomore. He's got the same floppy reddish-blond hair and shy smile as always, but he's grown five inches this year.
I watch my mom's car backing out of the driveway. She honks and waves before turning into the street.
"Your mom said you haven't been out of your room all day," Josh says.
"I'm setting up the computer," I say, avoiding the whole Graham issue. "It's pretty nice."
"If your stepmom gets pregnant again," he says, "you should talk your dad into buying you a cell phone."
"Yeah, right."
Before last November, Josh and I wouldn't have been standing awkwardly in the doorway. My mom would've let him in, and he would've jogged straight up to my room.
"My mom wanted me to bring this over," he says, holding up a CD-ROM. "America Online gives you a hundred free hours if you sign up. It came in the mail last week."
Our friend Kellan recently got AOL. She squeals every time someone sends her an instant message. She'll spend hours hunched over her keyboard typing out a conversation with someone who may not even go to Lake Forest High.
"Doesn't your family want it?" I ask.
Josh shakes his head. "My parents don't want to get the Internet. They say it's a waste of time, and my mom thinks the chatrooms are full of perverts."
I laugh. "So she wants me to have it?"
Josh shrugs. "I told your mom about it, and she said it's okay for you to sign up as long as she and Martin can have email addresses, too."
I still can't hear Martin's name without rolling my eyes. My mom married him last summer, saying this time she found true love. But she also said that about Erik, and he only lasted two years.
I take the CD-ROM from Josh, and he stuffs his hands in his back pockets.
"I heard it can take a while to download," he says.
"Did my mom say how long she'd be gone?" I ask.
"Maybe now would be a good time to tie up the phone line."
"She said she's picking up Martin and they're driving into Pittsburgh to look at sinks."
I never bonded with my last stepdad, but at least Erik didn't rip apart the house. Instead, he talked my mom into raising parakeets, so my junior high years were filled with chirping birds. Martin, however, convinced my mom to start a major renovation, filling the house with sawdust and paint fumes. They recently finished the kitchen and the carpets, and now they're tackling the downstairs bathroom.
"If you want," I say, mainly to fill the silence, "you can come over and try AOL sometime."
Josh pushes his hair away from his eyes. "Tyson says it's awesome. He says it'll change your life."
"Right, but he also thinks every episode of Friends is life-changing."
Josh smiles and then turns to leave. His head barely clears the wind chimes that Martin hung from the front porch. I can't believe Josh is nearly six-feet tall now. Sometimes, from a distance, I barely recognize him.
* * *
I slide in the CD-ROM and listen to it spin inside the computer. I click through the introductory screens and then hit Enter to begin the download. The blue status bar on the screen says the download is going to take ninety-seven minutes. I glance longingly out the window at the perfect May afternoon. After a blustery winter, followed by months of chilly spring rain, summer is finally arriving.
I have a track meet tomorrow, but I haven't been running in three days. I know it's stupid to worry about bumping into Graham. Wagner Park is huge. It stretches along the edge of downtown all the way to the newer subdivision of homes. Graham could be playing Frisbee anywhere. But if he sees me, he'll hitch his arm around my shoulder and steer me somewhere to make out. At prom last weekend, he was all over me. I even missed doing the Macarena with Kellan and Ruby and my other friends.
I consider interrupting the download to call Graham's house and see if he's home yet. If he answers, I'll hang up. Then again, Kellan told me about a new service where some phones display the number that's calling. No, I'll be a grown-up about it. I can't hide in my room forever. If I spot Graham in the park I'll just wave and shout that I have to keep running.
I change into shorts and a jog bra, and twist my curly hair into a scrunchie. I strap my Discman around my arm with Velcro and walk out to my front lawn, where I stop to stretch. Josh's garage door opens. A moment later, he rolls out on his skateboard.
When he sees me, he stops on his driveway. "Did you start the download?"
"Yeah, but it's taking forever. Where are you headed?"
"SkateRats," he says. "I need new wheels."
"Have fun," I say as he pushes toward the street. There was a time when Josh and I would have talked longer, but that's been a while. I jog over to the sidewalk and take a left. When I get to the end of my block, I cut across and meet the paved trail leading into the park. I push Play on the Discman. Kellan made this running mix for me, starting with Alanis Morissette, then Pearl Jam, and finally Dave Matthews.
I run the three-mile loop hard and fast, relieved not to see any Frisbee games. As I'm nearing my street again, the opening guitar of "Crash into Me" comes on.
Lost for you, I mouth the words. I'm so lost for you. The lyrics always make me think of Cody Grainger. He's on the track team with me. He's a senior and an incredible sprinter, ranked in the top twenty in the state. Last spring, on the ride home from a meet, he sat next to me and told me all about the college scouts who've been calling him. Later, when I couldn't hold back a yawn, he let me rest against his shoulder. I closed my eyes and pretended to fall asleep, but I kept thinking, Even though I don't believe in true love, I could reconsider that for Cody.
Kellan says I'm delusional about him, but she's one to talk. When she got together with Tyson last summer, you'd think the girl invented love. She's got a genius IQ and writes intense editorials for the school paper, but all she could talk about was Tyson this and Tyson that. When he broke up with her after winter break, she crashed so hard she missed two weeks of school.
While I may pine for Cody, I still have to live my life. For the past two months I've been going out with Graham Wilde. We're in band together. He plays drums and I play saxophone. He's sexy, with shoulder-length blond hair, but his clinginess at prom was annoying. I'll definitely end it with him soon. Or maybe I'll just let things dissolve over the summer.
* * *
The status bar is still chugging along.
I take a shower and then settle into my papasan chair to read over my notes for the biology final. I've been getting A's in biology this year, definitely my strongest subject. Kellan has been trying to convince me to sign up with her for a biology course at the college next fall, but I don't think that's going to happen. I want a low-key senior year.
When the download is complete, I close my textbook and then restart the computer. As I dial in to AOL, the modem crackles and beeps. Once I'm on, I check to see if firstname.lastname@example.com is available, but that email address is already taken. So is EmmaMarieNelson. Finally I settle on EmmaNelson4Ever. For my password, I consider a few options before typing "Millicent." Last summer, when Kellan and Tyson were all over each other, Josh and I made fun of them by pretending we were a lovesick middle-aged couple named Millicent and Clarence who devoured Hamburger Helper and drove around town in a beat-up ice-cream truck. Kellan and Tyson never thought it was funny, but it sent Josh and me into hysterics.
I click Enter and the same AOL screen I've seen on Kellan's computer now appears on mine.
"Welcome!" chimes an electronic voice.
I'm about to write my first email to Kellan when a bright light flashes across the screen. A small white box with a blue border pops up, asking me to re-enter my email and password.
"email@example.com," I type. "Millicent."
For about twenty seconds, my monitor freezes. Then the white box snaps into a tiny blue dot and a new webpage fades in. It has a blue banner running across the top that says "Facebook." A column down the center of the screen is labeled "News Feed" and under that are tiny photos of people I don't recognize. Each photo is followed by a brief statement.
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I circle the mouse around the screen, confused by the jumble of pictures and words. I have no idea what any of this means, "Status" and "Friend Request" and "Poke."
Then, just under the blue banner, something makes me shiver. Next to a small picture of a woman sitting on a beach, it says "Emma Nelson Jones." The woman is in her thirties with curly brown hair and brown eyes. My stomach tingles because this woman looks familiar.
Too familiar.
When I move the mouse over her name, the white arrow turns into a hand. I click and another page slowly loads. This time, her picture is larger and there's so much information I don't know where to begin reading. In the center column, next to a smaller version of the same picture, I see:
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It says Emma Nelson Jones went to Lake Forest High School. She's married to someone named Jordan Jones Jr. and was born on July 24. She doesn't list the year, but July 24 is my birthday.
I sink my forehead into my hands and attempt to take a deep breath. Through my open window, I hear Josh skating toward his house, his wheels bumping over the lines in the sidewalk. I run down the stairs and burst out the front door, squinting my eyes in the bright sun.
"Josh?" I call out.
He rides up his driveway and kicks the skateboard into his hand.
I clutch the railing on my front porch to steady myself. "Something happened after I downloaded AOL."
Josh stares at me, the wind chimes ringing through the silence.
"Can you come upstairs for a second?" I ask.
He looks down at the grass, but doesn't say a word.
"Please," I say.
With his skateboard in his hand, Josh follows me into the house.
I follow Emma up her stairs and count on my fingers from November to May. It's been six months since I've been in her house. Before that, this was like my second home. But after we all went to the opening night of Toy Story, I misread things and thought she wanted to be more than friends.
She didn't.
When we get to her room, Emma waves a hand at the computer. "Here it is."
The monitor plays a screensaver that makes it look like you're moving through a maze of brick walls.
"It's nice," I say, leaning my skateboard against her dresser. "You can barely hear it run."
Her room looks the same as before, other than a vase of wilting white roses on her dresser. Several red paper lanterns dangle from the ceiling. Two corkboards near her bed are packed with photos and ticket stubs from movies and school dances.
Emma shakes her head. "I'm sorry," she says, laughing to herself. "This is stupid."
"What's stupid?" I push my sweaty hair out of my eyes. After picking up my new wheels, I met Tyson in the First Baptist parking lot to skate. Between the morning and evening services, the lot is empty, and they have some killer banks in the asphalt.
Emma stands beside her desk chair and turns it toward me. "Okay, I need you to humor me for a second."
I sit down and Emma swivels me back around until I'm facing the monitor.
"Jiggle the mouse," she says, "and tell me what you see."
I'm not sure if it's being back in her room or the strange way she's acting, but this whole situation is making me uncomfortable.
"Please," she says, and then she walks to her window.
I give her mouse a shake. The brick wall freezes and then disappears. A website appears with words and tiny pictures thrown everywhere, like a kaleidoscope. I have no idea what I'm supposed to be looking at.
"This woman looks like you," I say. "That's cool!" I glance over at Emma but she's staring outside. Her window faces the front lawn, as well as my upstairs bathroom window. "She doesn't look exactly like you. But if you were older she would."
"What else do you see?" Emma asks.
"She has your name, just with Jones at the end."
The website says "Facebook" at the top. It's disorganized, with graphics and writing all over the place.
"You didn't make this, did you?" I ask. I'm taking Word Processing i this year, which is all about creating, altering, and saving files on the computer. Emma's a year ahead, in Word Processing
She turns toward me, her eyebrows raised.
"Not that you couldn't do it," I say.
It looks like Emma made this website as a class assignment, creating a fantasy future for herself. She says that Emma Nelson Jones went to our high school, now lives in Florida, and married a guy named Jordan Jones Jr. Her husband's name sounds fake, but at least she didn't call herself Emma Nelson Grainger, after that track guy. Or Emma Nelson Wilde after her current boy toy. Speaking of Graham, didn't she say she was going to break up with him by now?
Emma sits on the edge of her bed, her hands pressed between her thighs. "What do you think?"
"I'm not entirely sure what you were going for," I say.
"What are you talking about?"
"When's it due?" I ask.
"When's what due?"
Emma walks up beside me and stares at the screen, tapping two fingers against her lips. With her hair dripping onto her shirt, tiny rainbow-colored stars on her bra begin to appear. I try not to look.
"Josh, be honest," she says. "How did you do this?"
"Me?""You're the one who told me to download that CD-ROM," Emma says. She reaches down and presses Eject on the computer's disc drive. "You said it was from AOL."
"It was!" I point at the screen. "You think I know how to do this?"
"You have plenty of pictures of me. Maybe you scanned one at school and—"
"And changed it to make you look older? How could I do that?"
My hands start sweating. If Emma didn't do this, then . . .
I rub my palms across my knees. One side of my brain whispers that this could be a website from the future. The other side of my brain screams at the first side for being an idiot.
On the screen, Emma Nelson Jones, with slight creases at the corners of her eyes, is smiling.
Emma flicks her hand at the monitor. "Do you think this is a virus?"
"Or a joke," I say. I take the CD-ROM out of her computer and study it. Maybe someone at school knew Emma was getting a new computer, so they created this realistic looking disc and . . . put it in my mailbox?On the screen, there is a series of short sentences running down the center of the page. They're written by Emma Nelson Jones, with other people responding.
Emma Nelson Jones
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Don't change anything, E!
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Let's do it together!! :)
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"If it's a joke, I don't get it," Emma says. "What's it supposed to mean?"
"Obviously it's supposed to be from the future." I laugh. "Maybe this webpage means you're famous."Emma cracks up. "Right. How would I become famous? The saxophone? Track? Or do you think I'm a world famous rollerblader?"
I play along. "Maybe rollerblading is an Olympic sport in the future."
Emma squeals and claps her hands together. "Maybe Cody qualifies in track and we'll go to the Olympics together!"
I hate the way she can bring Cody Grainger into any conversation.
She points toward something at the bottom of the page. "What's that?"
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Anyone want to guess where my hubby was all last
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Below that text, mostly hidden by the bottom of the screen, there's a photo. The top of the picture looks like ocean water. I roll the mouse over it.
"Should I click to see if—?"
"No!" Emma says. "What if this is a virus and the more we open, the worse it gets? I don't want to screw up my new computer."
She grabs the CD-ROM from me and drops it in her top desk drawer.
I turn in the chair to look directly at her. "Come on, even if it's a prank, don't you want to see who they say you end up marrying?"
Emma thinks about it for a second. "Fine," she says.
I click on the photo and a new screen appears. We watch the large square in the center slowly fill from top to bottom. First, choppy ocean waves. Then a man's face. He's wearing black sunglasses. Then his fingers, gripped around the sword-like nose of a fish. When the picture has fully loaded, we see that the man is standing at the bow of a fishing boat.
"That fish is huge!" I say. "I wonder where he is? I guess it's supposed to be Florida."
"He's hot!" Emma says. "For an older guy. I wonder where they got this picture."
We're startled by a rapid knock on Emma's door, followed by her mom entering the room.
"Do you like your new computer?" she asks. "Are you two surfing the World Wide Web with all those free hours?"
Emma moves slightly in front of the monitor. "We're researching swordfish."
"And future husbands," I say, which gets the back of my arm a sharp pinch.
"Can you work on it later?" her mom asks. "Marty has to call a client before dinner and he can't do it while you're on that Internet."
"But I'm not done," Emma says. "I don't know if I'll be able to get back to this website again."
She's right. What if we can't get back here? Even if it is a joke, there's so much more to check out. Emma needs to say something convincing to keep us online.
"There's one phone line," her mom says. "Write down the website name on a piece of paper and go back to it later. If this Internet thing is going to be a problem—"
"It won't," Emma says. She grabs the mouse, exhales slowly, and signs out of AOL.
The electronic voice offers a cheery, "Goodbye!"
"Thank you," Emma's mom says. Then she tilts her head at me. "It's nice to have you over again, Josh. Would you like to stay for dinner?"
I stand up and grab my skateboard, avoiding Emma's eyes. "I can't. I've got too much homework, and my parents . . ." As I trail off, I feel my cheeks flushing.
The three of us walk downstairs. Emma's mom joins Martin in the bathroom where he's arranging plastic bags from Home Depot. Emma opens the front door for me and leans in close.
"I'll try to get back online later," she whispers.
"Okay," I say, my eyes shifting down to my skateboard.
"Call me if you need anything."
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I always thought Wilshere was more of a box to box midfielder than a defensive midfielder. If he could consistently add goals from midfield to his game Arsenal would be a force to reckon with(not that they aren't already). I really want to see Arsenal play one of the Spanish sides( Atletico, Barca, or Madrid)
Uh.. yea about that. We play great against lower-mediocre teams but we struggle against the big ones. Saying that.. we have beaten Liverpool and Tottenham this season, but to be honest they played pretty sh*te. We struggle against big team that *brings it*. We get nervous and we make stupid mistakes.
ozil is top class. he never takes more then two touches. the sign of a true world class player. idk why you people think hes under performing.
Great piece of skill by Giroud in the build up to the 2nd goal.And dont Arsenal just score beautiful goals...amazing!!
Giroud took the pk against Southampton and scored, am surprised he didn't get the nod here? Anyway I am glad Ozil didn't hang his head...he's gonna need to work if he wants to shine at Arsenal like he did at Madrid. I think the premier league is proving to be as tough as he thought. But when he does break through, contributes more consistently and adds a dimension to his game he will be head and shoulders above the rest possibly as good as bergkamp or zizou IMO
This is how brainwashed some people are Wilshere plays Ramsey through on goal and even the commentator says Ozil through to ramsey!
Wilshere stil proving he isnt just the youngest but the best player on the field. Huge talent, Ramsey needs to drive rather than keep turning back got lucky losing the ball straight away and then arsenal scoring the other in in quick time. Ozil for me hasnt proved that his worth the money we just needed someone else in there like a fabregas. Our best talent is still from within! x
Patience! weren't ppl saying the same thing of Nasri and Giroud in their first year... give him some time to adapt you all.
Szczseny was a beast so was Monreal. Wish Monreal could have more game time but Wenger is definitely trying his best for him. I'd still pick Gobbsy though but Monreal for a back up and sub around the 70minute? Yes please. I'm so glad he played and played well. Jenkinson on the other hand, needs more time to develop but man gotta love Sagna's crosses. Red Army fools; Gun them dowwwwwnnnnnnn!!!!!! :)
Have you watched any of our games.. Wenger does that basically every game we're leading in.. Brings on Monreal to give Arsenal a defensive twist..
You need to understand my language fellow gooner. To answer your question, yes I watch every single arsenal game and can't remember the last time I missed one.
We must sell Bendtner and get a proper backup striker this winter.. we simply must.. problem is no one wants Bendy coz of his wage demands.. the boy thinks he's a RvP or Ibra..
Yes Bendtner is bad player for Arsenal, idk why i used to like this guy. But ppl might forget that its not really his fault he is playing for us, staff and Wenger offered this wage to him and Park and now nobody dont want them. Even tho couple years back, Bendtner was a nice Super-Sub, you can see that from stats too.
stay to keep your feet on the ground wilshere...don't fly too high. it's still long journey at UCL and BPL
Marseille only have 3 players (mandanda, thauvin and A Ayew...), sad days for this formerly big club...
3 players..........valbuena? N'Koulou? everyone else is prospects or over the hill though lol...........
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Hie WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 Volume 26, Issue 8 Very Kerry f4 I IE;. m Opinion What can you do when a newspaper insults you? 10 Scene Stay out of'video stores at all costs 12 Sports UVSC has a utidean-ay of intramural activities 16 Marketplace 19 I (nil lulhM State hi mjCWEBKK IHIV' ;. As v Staff Report o7??e Coge f'mes ISomewhere along the line, every student at UVSC has had The Moment. Each of us is familiar with that sudden, often piercing moment of white-hot clarity when getting a college education was one of the most important pursuits in our lives. Suddenly, spending our afternoons armed with a spatula in one hand and a bag of McDonald's fries in the other lost its luster. We all believed there was something more, something bet- ter than $4.75 an hour. And here we are. In college. Getting an education. There are a few, granted, who will end up at the comer fast food dive whether they attend college or not. And there are a few that will find their fortune with a high school diploma. For the rest of us, we're head ed in the right direction, the gunsight of our lives placed squarely and firmly on obtaining a college diploma. Utah Valley State College, once a humble techincal trade school, has blossomed, really, into a thriving, exciting environment for a staggering number of students from all over the United States and even the world. A stroll through the Hall of Flags (most colleges and universities have a clock tower or a monument as it's identifying mark; we have the Hall of Flags) reiterates just how varied and diverse this college really is. Originally, UVSC was founded in Provo as a result of the influx of returning World War II veterans into Utah County. In 1945, Central Utah Vocational School was bom so the local G.I. Joe contingent would have an educational option other than Brigham Young University. 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GAP has been conducting an investigation into the cover up of medical problems associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill since last fall. We are working with over 25 whistleblowers involving public health and safety threats that sharply contrast with BP and government denials and reassurances.
On March 2, GAP and the Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN), our partner in the Gulf, sent a joint letter to the BP America Ombudsman Program, seeking an explanation for a resource manual (provided to GAP by an anonymous source) that details health risks for Deepwater Horizon spill cleanup workers from both the five million gallons of oil, and the two million gallons of toxic dispersant.
The letter asked the BP Ombudsman to help resolve an apparent, complete contradiction between BP's safety reassurances to and restrictions on its employees, compared to the conclusions, warnings and mandatory precautions required by its own internal manual. A confidential whistleblower informed GAP that the safety manuals were pulled from worksites early in the cleanup, as workers began to develop listed health symptoms.
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(Washington, DC) – Today, GAP and the Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN) sent a joint letter to British Petroleum (BP) America's Ombudsman Program, seeking an explanation for a resource manual provided by an anonymous source that details health risks for Deepwater Horizon spill cleanup workers from both the five million gallons of oil, and the two million gallons of toxic dispersant.
The manual, "Deepwater Horizon MC252, Vessels of Opportunity Near Shore Oil Recovery Groups, Vessel Captains Hazard Communication" (available here) demonstrates apparent contradictions between BP's official written warnings about the oil dispersant, on the one hand, and its statements to the public on the other. The discrepancies pertain to verbal claims that exposure to COREXIT, the dispersant selected by BP and approved by the EPA to treat the oil, was safe, and the health problems actually associated with COREXIT listed in a BP manual.
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To illustrate our concerns, BP has aerially sprayed or otherwise released over two million gallons of COREXIT as the primary dispersant in the spill's cleanup. BP and contractors have reassured cleanup crews that COREXIT is as safe as Dawn dishwasher soap. However, the manufacturer's Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) included in the manual indicate that the dispersants utilized contain hazardous ingredients such as 2 butoxyethanol, petroleum distillates, and sulfonic acids. The specific petroleum distillates and sulfonic acids within COREXIT EC9257A and EC9500A have never been disclosed to the public.
A report released by the Department of Interior last week confirmed suspicions that a Blowout Preventer (BOP) – a supposed fail-safe device on oil rigs – buckled moments before the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon last April, leaving 11 workers dead and millions of barrels of oil gushing into the Gulf.The report, conducted by Norwegian firm, Det Norske Veritas, as part of the Interior Department's investigation into the spill, concluded that there was a mechanical failure in the BOP's so-called "rams", which are supposed to cut the pipe coming up from the well in the event of the emergency. This action would shut the well and prevent the flow of oil and gas.However, the 554-page analysis stops short of holding any player accountable for this fatal shortcoming. BP, which oversaw the operation; Transocean, which owned and was responsible for maintenance of the BOP and the rig; and Cameron International, which manufactured the failed device, were left nearly unscathed by the report's findings. In fact, the New York Times reported that the day of its release, BP shares rose one percent, while Cameron's fell by a nominal two percent, and Transocean shares remained roughly the same.While these companies litigate over whose to blame, because of clever accounting tricks and the corporate tax structure, American taxpayers will foot an anticipated $10 billion of the cleanup -- which does not factor in the irrevocable environmental damage and human cost. Giving credit where credit's due, the Obama administration did work with BP to establish a $20 billion dollar claims fund. In the fine print, however, that agreement included a deal that BP could keep whatever remaining funds were not used by 2013. Last December, during a TV interview, BP's compensation czar attorney Kenneth Feinberg, who is administering the fund, said "it remains to be seen, but I hope that half the money would be more than enough to pay all the claims."
Some say money can't buy everything. But for BP, money sure seems to be able to buy enough litigation and lobbying power to stay in business, even with its persistent, egregious safety violations that have led to more than one deadly disaster.While BP's older crimes may have been overshadowed lately by the more current and devastating Gulf oil spew, it should not be forgotten that the company is still litigating charges related to a 2005 blast at a Texas refinery that killed 15 workers. With the Gulf oil spill and the 40-day release of toxic chemicals from its Texas refinery, BP has its hands full with not one, but three environmental catastrophes. All three remain unresolved.
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Everyone in America seems to have an opinion about who is responsible for the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Liberals blame Tony Hayward and the rest of BP's greedy and irresponsible management. Conservatives like to blame President Obama (in general) and the Mineral Management Services incompetent regulation (in particular). Then Sarah "Drill, Baby, Drill" Palin just knows that it isn't her responsibility.
The real answer is, "none of the above." Yes, BP's management and Mineral Management Services share some responsibility, but blaming them entirely ignores the fundamental problem of the 21st century workplace.
Sherlock Holmes once solved a baffling case by noticing that the dog didn't bark. It's the same clue here as well. Every one of the 126 workers on the Deepwater Horizon knew there were serious safety problems. Every one of them knew they were risking their lives every day they went to work. Why didn't they complain? Why didn't they call the OSHA, the EPA, the AFL-CIO, their Member of Congress, or the New York Times? The workers might not have known exactly who to call, but they could have found someone to pay attention. Why didn't they try?
The answer is simple; they didn't want to lose their jobs. Given the horrible choice of risking their lives at work or being unable to put a roof over their family's head, they chose danger. It's why miners work in non-union mines and why workers labor in meatpacking plants where there are more USDA inspectors than OSHA inspectors.
The BP oil rig disaster is quickly becoming one of the worst environmental catastrophes of our time. The parties involved are pointing fingers...but did someone have foresight into this type of event happening? On the latest episode of the Government Accountability Project's Whistle Where You Work series, we look at how a whistleblower from a different BP oil rig has been trying to expose critical safety lapses for years – but his efforts seem to have fallen on deaf ears. The group representing the whistleblower filed a lawsuit in May against the federal government, attempting to force it to shut down this other rig. They say this rig could turn into an even worse disaster than the first.
What are the similarities between the problems of this rig, and the problems with the one that exploded? Why wasn't more oversight performed? Could this event have been avoided? What is the track record of the agencies in charge?
Our guests include Wenonah Hauter, the Executive Director of Food & Water Watch, a non-profit organization representing the whistleblower, and Mandy Smithberger, an investigator with the Project on Government Oversight.
For our second segment, we revisit the first day of the National Whistleblower Assembly on May 24, 2010, where legendary NYPD whistleblower Frank Serpico, whose story is memorialized by the classic film that shares his name, gave the opening remarks.
Thirty-five days have passed since the massive oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, which lead to the ongoing oil spill crisis, today described by the White House as the worst spill in United States history. The most conservative estimates place the amount of oil released so far at more than seven million gallons, and the most liberal place the amount at more than 11 million gallons. In comparison, the iconic Exxon Valdez spill released 10.8 million gallons. There is no current estimate for when the oil flow will be stopped.
In other news, BP has refused to comply with a directive from the EPA that ordered the company to switch to a different chemical in its attempt to clean up the spill. Corexit chemicals, which as we blogged about previously, are considered by some experts to be more dangerous than oil. The Corexit chemicals are prohibited for use on oil spills in England and have been linked to many health problems following their use on the Exxon Valdez spill. BP has used more than 700,000 gallons so far on the spill, which according the head of the EPA is "approaching a world record."
In addition, there are emerging reports that the chemicals may already be causing illness in the Gulf. WDSU-TV, a New Orleans TV station, reported that some local fishermen contracted by BP to help clean up the spill have become sick. One fisherman said:
"I've been coughing up stuff," Gary Burris said. "Your lungs fill up." … Burris said that when he went to a doctor after feeling ill on Sunday, the doctor told him his lungs looked like those of a three-pack-a-day smoker, and Burris said he has never smoked."
We also recently blogged about BP's attempts to shut down the flow of information about the oil spill -- since that time a Mother Jones reporter has been doing a great job Tweeting and writing about her experiences in the region. Some of her most interesting encounters include: cops telling tourists that beaches are still open, but telling all media the beaches are closed and to report to a "BP Information Center;" an interaction with a BP spokeswoman who unknowingly told her that BP has "a lot" of sway over the sheriff's office; and an attempt to get in touch with the police only to get redirected to voicemail for a BP rep.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Maryland's congressional delegation helped delay plans to relocate hundreds of federal employees from their state to Parkersburg, those lawmakers announced Thursday.
The group - two senators and five representatives, all Democrats - had criticized plans to move 450 Federal Management Services employees from Hyattsville, Md., to the Bureau of Public Debt offices in Parkersburg.
Originally, Parkersburg was set to add those jobs by the beginning of 2015. Now, the move will not happen until at least the end of 2019, the Maryland lawmakers said.
West Virginia officials had cheered the original plan, which was announced in August.
Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., sought to share credit for the move at the time. He cited a July 10 letter he sent to U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner about maintaining and growing the Bureau of Public Debt in Parkersburg, where some 1,900 federal employees already work. Thursday night, Rockefeller made clear the jobs in Parkersburg will remain in Parkersburg.
"My priority remains making sure that the every single one of the 1,850 jobs currently at the Bureau of Public Debt in Parkersburg stays there, which I made very clear to
Treasury Secretary Geither in a letter in July," Rockefeller said through a spokeswoman. "The Treasury Department has made clear that those jobs will stay in West Virginia."Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin had been effusive in August, calling the decision "great news" for the Parkersburg area. Last week, Tomblin Commerce Secretary Keith Burdette, a native of the Parkersburg area, pointed to the planned move as a sign of improvement in the state's job market.
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MISSION – Four recent fires—all in a three-block area between Oblate and Keralum Avenues, off 9th Street—have spurred a bit of concern for the Mission Fire Department. While only two of the fires related, there is something to be learned from all four of them.
Two fires have occurred in unoccupied, abandoned buildings. Both buildings have been torn down since the fires.
One building occurred at an old warehouse off of Keralum and Business 83. The building had no running water, electricity or gas. Owners had taken a diligent effort in keeping the area secure, said Mission Fire Chief Rick Saldaña. It was kept as secure as it possibly could. The owners had already been going through the process to demolish the building before a fire was deliberately set.
The other abandoned building, previously De Leon Funeral Home, is where another fire broke out on the second floor. The eastern part of the building was already involved in fire when firefighters arrived on the scene between 2:30 and 3 a.m. This Fire Department suspected this fire could have been deliberately set since the building was vacant at the time with no electricity.
Another building in the area, also known as the old Davis Building Complex, had a fire occur on a Monday about 7:45 p.m. The fire was a result of an electrical short, said Saldaña.
The most recent fire occurred last week, March 26. The Fire Department received a call about 4:30 a.m. about a fire at USA Sports, located on 9th Street near Oblate Avenue. Saldaña said firefighters tried to keep the fire contained to the western side of the store, but the fire was too far advanced to do so.
According to Saldaña, the western corner of the store is where most of the production for the items at the store took place. USA Sports did screen printing and embroidery on T-shirts and other products.
The cause of the fire is undetermined at this time. Saldaña said due to the extent of the fire damage, they have not been able to find a cause for the fire.
Saldaña said there are precautions owners can take with old buildings and buildings that are not being unoccupied. The biggest thing, he said, is to make sure the building is as secure as possible.
"Board the window, lock the door, board the doors," said Saldaña. "Do whatever needs to be done to keep vandals, vagrants, homeless, anything to get into the building."
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