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The CMA Awards arenât until Nov. 9, but Kenny Chesney has already secured the âYouâve Gotta Be Kidding Meâ trophy.
Perhaps youâve heard of Chesney. Heâs country musicâs top ticket-seller of the past decade, his latest album has moved a million copies and spawned three No. 1 hits (âBoys of Fall,â âSomewhere With Youâ and âLive A Littleâ) and a No. 2 (âYou and Tequila,â which has sold more than 700,000 copies). In his career heâs sold more than 30 million albums.
As a live act, Chesney is an unprecedented force in country music. He spends his summers touring NFL stadiums. This year, he commanded sellout crowds at the big bowls where the Packers, Eagles, Steelers, Redskins, Chiefs, Giants, Lions, Patriots (pulling in 106,755 fans over two shows) and Buccaneers play. Heck, the Buccaneers canât even sell out the place where the Buccaneers play.
âIâve covered live music for 25 years, and thereâs no one else who has done what heâs done,â says Billboardâs senior editor for touring, Ray Waddell. âItâs a big jump to go from a support act to a headliner, and then a big jump from headlining under-10,000-seat venues to headlining arenas, and then the toughest jump is to go from arenas to stadiums.â
Chesney has done all that, heâs been filling stadiums for eight years and he shows no signs of peaking. Heâs a four-time CMA Entertainer of the Year and a four-time Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year. But the âYouâve Gotta Be Kidding Meâ prize had slipped his grasp until last month, when the CMA Awards nominees were announced, with Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton and Jason Aldean present and accounted for, and Chesney conspicuously absent, the biggest no-show since George Jonesâ heyday.
âWhat are you people thinking?â Chesney did not say, in a fictitious statement Iâm completely fabricating for the entertainment of you, the reader. âI take what Garth Brooks and George Strait started and up the ante, turn summer concerts into cultural touchstones, shake every hand, sign every autograph, record hit singles, produce well-received documentary films in my spare time and pull for the Tennessee Volunteers even though I didnât go to school there, and industry voters donât consider me one of the five top country music entertainers? I would have worn boots with taller heels if Iâd known these nominations were based on height.â
Hey, settle down, fictitious-but-nonetheless-compact Kenny Chesney. Youâre getting out of hand. Letâs check in with an actual person, concert promoter Louis Messina of The Messina Group.
âWeâre talking about Kenny (expletive) Chesney,â says Messina, who promotes Chesneyâs stadium and arena shows. (And who also promotes the wildly successful Ms. Swift, the only other contemporary country artist who can sell out stadiums with regularity.) âI know Iâm biased, but for him to get totally dissed is a crime and a joke. Not even in the top five? Whatâs the criteria for entertainer of the year?â
According to the Country Music Association, the entertainer award goes to an artist who displays the greatest competence in all aspects of the entertainment field, with consideration given to recorded performance, in-person performance, staging, public acceptance, attitude, leadership and overall contribution to âthe Country Music image.â
So, clearly, Chesney does not qualify.
Theories abound as to why Chesney has joined the ranks of Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts and Toby Keith, recording artists who often can be found near the top of sales charts and ticket tallies but are regularly snubbed in the entertainer race.
Some say Chesney should have played a Nashville show to impress industry voters. (Because heâs an unfamiliar commodity?) Some say he lost his place when he took off the summer of 2010 to recharge. (Because this yearâs awards should be dependent on last yearâs productivity?) Some say he lost out because of inner-industry vote-trading and âblock voting,â wherein company bosses instruct all employees to vote for a particular artist. CMA officials have repeatedly said precautions are in place to deter block voting and that precautions are evaluated every year to make sure theyâre effective. Messina looks forward to the next evaluation:
âYou have to vote from different computers, but you can stand over people when they vote and tell them what to do,â he says. âThen thereâs the old buddy system: âI vote for you, you vote for me.â â
Whatever the reason for Chesneyâs exclusion, it seems that either the process is flawed, that people voted in their own self-interest or that voters did not sufficiently inform themselves.
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It's been a rough year for employees in the electronic newsgathering business and the Radio Television Digital News Association convention is offering help for those grappling with the fallout.
From a "Super Session" on the "Future of Broadcast News" to two panels on how to handle management demands on a news department to churn out more revenue, the convention has put together numerous opportunities to explore the new realities of the business.
"After coming through a very difficult financial climate, a lot of news organizations have found themselves having to try to maintain a quality product while having fewer resources, whether people or whatever," said Mark Kraham, the RTDNA's chair-elect and chair of this year's convention, which runs April 11-14 at the Las Vegas Hilton.
"I think broadcasters — radio and television and digital media folks — all of us are looking for how do we get this done: put out a quality product without compromising the quality of it or not getting it done. I hope they come and find the basic essentials they need to keep doing quality work."
Last year's convention attendance took a hit because of smaller travel budgets at stations, said Kraham. RTDNA this year is expecting around 600 attendees, similar to last year's number, according to Executive Director Jane Nassiri.
Monday afternoon, CBS News' Russ Mitchell will moderate an RTDNA/NAB "Super Session" on the future of broadcast news, both the challenges resulting from slashed budgets and reduced staffs and the opportunities for "repackaging and delivering" news product. Panelists will include Harvey Nagler, longtime vice president of news for CBS Radio, and Paul McTear, the president of Raycom Media.
A joint RTDNA and National Association of Broadcasters session with the Television Bureau of Advertising later that same afternoon will look at a related issue, the blurring of the lines between news and sales at this difficult economic time.
Even the strictest of news directors are being asked to do things they may be uncomfortable with, said Kraham, who is the news director at WHAG-TV in Hagerstown, Md. "They're being asked and required to talk about product," and, he added, they are questioning, "'Where do you draw the line?'"
Panelists, including Tom Bier, station manager at WISC-TV, in Madison, Wis., and Louis Wall, president of Sagamore Hill Broadcasting, will explore with attendees the concerns from both sides of the business — sales and news — and experiences of how to maintain the integrity of news and still help meet the station's needs.
Tuesday afternoon, the discussion will turn to "News and Product Integration: Too Close for Comfort?" Steve Schwaid, director of news and digital content, CBS Atlanta News and CBSAtlanta.com, will lead a more news-focused discussion among anchors and news directors on how to manage requests from the sales department.
Finishing off Monday evening, Steve Kroft, longtime correspondent at CBS News' "60 Minutes," will be honored with the RTDNA Paul White Award. His speech is expected to continue the theme and deal with the challenges that journalism is facing as a result of the economic climate and rapidly evolving technology.
As in recent years, there are a number of sessions devoted to social networking and digital media, including two that deal with newsgathering by phone.
RTDNA Chairman Stacey Woelfel will be joined on Monday by Al Tompkins of the Poynter Institute and Chip Mahaney, director of digital content at E.W. Scripps, to discuss the RTDNA's new social media and blogging guidelines, which lay out the professional and ethical standards for such endeavors.
That same morning, a panel will look at coming technologies, from "real-time debate analysis tools" to devices to toggle between cell and TV video. Another afternoon session will examine tools being adopted by journalists worldwide.
Tuesday's breakfast panel will take a look at an iPhone newsgathering application, while later in the morning Scripps' Mahaney will conduct a hands-on seminar on using social media to build a newsroom brand. In the afternoon, creating content with a cell phone will be explored.
Interspersed throughout the convention days are sessions on some of the more traditional concerns of the business. A topical panel on day one will look at the recent experiences of those who covered the Haitian earthquake. "We'll be talking to some of the people who were on the ground in Haiti, the challenges they had to deal with in getting their story out, but also in dealing with the basic essentials," Kraham said.
A Monday panel will grapple with the increasingly controversial questions posed by how stations cover children in jeopardy. On Wednesday, the late Walter Cronkite's legacy will be assessed.
The rest of the schedule is packed with sessions that prove popular year after year, said Kraham, including those targeted to students and young professionals that explain how to assemble a demo reel and craft a résumé.
The convention's writing seminar is a perennial favorite, he said, and this year it will be led by Bob Dotson, a national correspondent for NBC's "Today" show, whose "American Story" feature has won a record five Edward R. Murrow awards for writing.
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The Zune concentrates on being a Portable Media Player. Not a web browser. Not a game machine. Maybe in the future it'll do even better in those areas, but for now it's a fantastic way to organize and listen to your music and videos, and is without peer in that regard. The iPod's strengths are its web browsing and apps. If those sound more compelling, perhaps it is your best choice.
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I'll gear this review to 2 types of people: current Zune owners who are considering an upgrade, and people trying to decide between a Zune and an iPod. (There are other players worth considering out there, like the Sony Walkman X, but I hope this gives you enough info to make an informed decision of the Zune vs players other than the iPod line as well.)
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I will be there as well... making the drive out west from Dallas this afternoon. About 5.5 hours. The stadium is surrounded by paved lots (like JTS) and then there's a good tailgating grass lot across the street from those lots. That's where a bunch of us will be (half Cyclones - half Raiders). They also have a tailgate where there's live music and such, which I guess we'll be hitting up just to see if it's any good... I too am doing the tour of Big XII - I just started doing the South schools two years ago, so I'll have UT, A&M, and Tech done after this weekend, OSU and Baylor done after next year, and I'll have to wait for OU to finish up. It's fun to do... and a great way to follow our team!
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Originally Posted by loboclone This is first year I haven't endured the trip to Lubbock for the ISU game. Just couldn't bring myself for another year of "Guns up" by the TT students. Always sat in North end zone with ISU group. Lousy seats..............Lubbock is a remote west Texas town with no character and lots of cotton. Best part of Lubbock is the departure gates at airport, good bar there. I have spent many days and nights there over the past 10 years on business.........ranks right at bottom with Manhattan, KS for a destination. Happiness is Lubbock, Texas, in your rearview mirror!!!
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Bah, so much for my plans to send this out over the weekend. The weather was so nice, and I was weak!
The garage is cleaner, the yard is neater, and I made some subtle changes to the gallery that I'll explain later, though.
I dug back even further into old photos and found some that I had totally forgotten about, so those are going to start appearing in the gallery now. With the crazy warm weather that we're having, I'm sure I'm going to have new material to add soon too!
Back to the changes in the gallery... The first one needs to be reworked a little, but I've added thumbnails to the Web version of this newsletter, available here:
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We have a 91-degree day in our forecast this week, so although I was saying 'keep warm' just a few weeks ago, I guess I need to say 'keep comfortable' instead. The West Coast seems to have gotten our Illinois weather!
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I am working on a graphical MySQL Frontend written in python/wxPython. The results from a table query are displayed either in a wxGrid or in a wxListCtrl. I would prefer the latter because it underlines the read-only character of the data, but I am not happy with the way the results are displayed. The wxGrid with the results is laid out by the following code: resultsFrame = wxFrame(parent,-1,title) resultsTable = wxGrid(resultsFrame,-1) #populate grid with results... resultsTable.Fit() sizer = wxBoxSizer(wxVERTICAL) sizer.Add(resultsTable,1,wxEXPAND) resultsFrame.SetSizer(sizer) resultsFrame.SetAutoLayout(True) sizer.Fit(resultsFrame) resultsFrame.Show(True) This ensures that each column of the grid is adjusted to fit the longest cell and that the wxFrame fits around the grid. However, I have not found a way to achieve the same results for a wxListCtrl despite trying several combinations of .Fit()-functions. For example, the following code resultsFrame = wxFrame(parent,-1,title) resultsList = wxListCtrl(resultsFrame,-1,style = wxLC_REPORT|wxLC_VRULES|wxLC_HRULES) #populate wxListCtrl resultsList.Fit() resultsList.EnsureVisible(True) resultsList.SetColumnWidth(-1,-1) sizer = wxBoxSizer(wxVERTICAL) sizer.Add(resultsList,1,wxEXPAND) resultsFrame.SetSizer(sizer) resultsFrame.SetAutoLayout(True) sizer.Fit(resultsFrame) resultsFrame.Fit() resultsFrame.Show(True) always generates a Frame of the same size, regardless of the length and width of the listctrl. I have checked the wxListCtrl documentation, but I couldn't find the information I was looking for. Does anyboy know how to format a wxListCtrl that displays all of its information without scrolling and/or resizing columns? THanks in advance Piet |
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We learn that he's urging that the Palestinians and their violence-inciting allies cut out the blockade-running and off-load humanitarian aid through approved crossings. Gaddafi the Younger's advice includes such pearls of wisdom as this: "There are conflicts between them taking place at the expense of ordinary Palestinians; everybody wants to see a show or spectacle or confrontation, rather than help … they all want to kill the vineyard guard at the expense of getting the grapes."
Isn't this the craziest thing? I mean, he's more constructive than J Street, which wants Jewish charitable donors investigated ( they might be supporting settlements on the West Bank) and Israel bashed. His advice is certainly more helpful than another round of useless proximity talks. And it's hard to quibble with the following:
Interesting point that, about the exploitation by "Palestinian" parties of the suffering of their own people to serve their own political agendas. Of course one has heard such stuff before, most notably and often from members of the great neocon-Zionist conspiracy—but from the lips of an Arab actually in a position to do something to help? In public? Rarely, if ever at all. As for help, $50 million is a nice little tip—Mr. Gaddafi says it's just a start—out of the abundant Muammarian coffers, but what of the riyals and dinars and dirhams in the hoards of the oil-drenched Saudi "king," the gassy al-Thanis of Qatar, and the rest of the members of the Arab League who routinely shed crocodile tears over the fate of those same suffering people?
Maybe the Obami could take a break from the fruitless peace process and figure out how to spread Gaddafi's message throughout the "Muslim World." For all his "engagement" efforts, Obama has spent precious little time saying anything as insightful as Gaddafi. He seems rather to be fixated on telling his Muslim audience what they want to hear.
And if the Obama team breaks free of the peace-process vortex, it might discuss the most important national security issue of our time with Israel's neighbors – and it's not the faux Gaza humanitarian issue (take a look here at the newest Gaza mall). It's allowing an Islamic fundamentalist state to get the bomb.
The Worst Ecological Disaster Ever?
David Axelrod on Fox News Sunday this morning said that the Gulf oil spill is the "worst ecological disaster ever" — or words to that effect (the transcript is not yet available). This, of course, is historical nonsense. Except in terms of the volume of oil released into the environment, it is not even the worst oil spill in American history. The Gulf well is 50 miles out to sea in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, while the Exxon Valdez spill was in the confined and much colder waters of Prince William Sound. The warmth causes the volatiles in the oil to evaporate fairly quickly. And while tar balls are unsightly at best, their coming ashore is nowhere near as ecologically damaging or as hard to remediate as crude oil doing so. Crude is very nasty stuff.
If Mr. Axelrod wants some really catastrophic ecological disasters, how about the Aral Sea, where the Soviets diverted for agricultural use all the water that had flowed into it, destroying what had been the fourth largest lake in the world (26,000 square miles), as well as the vast ecosystem (and fishing industry) it had nurtured?
Or how about the London killer smog of 1952 that is thought to have killed upwards of 12,000 people, more than a thousand times as many people as have died in the Gulf Oil spill?
In this country, the worst man-made ecological disaster was, by order of magnitude, the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. Drought and poor farming practices in an area that should never have been farmed at all destroyed 100,000,000 acres. One dust storm that started on the high plains on May 9, 1934, dumped an estimated 6,000 tons of dust on the city of Chicago alone — four pounds per person. New York had to turn on the streetlights in broad daylight the next day. Two and half million people fled the area over the decade. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, died of dust pneumonia. Many more, especially children, died of malnutrition. Others were blinded when dust got under their eyelids.
Mr. Axelrod, perhaps, should read John Steinbeck's masterpiece The Grapes of Wrath to get a sense of the vast human and ecological tragedy that was the dust bowl. Or just watch this four minutes of History Channel film.
To compare the Gulf oil spill to the Dust Bowl is to compare a summer shower to a hurricane.
What's More Important, the Environment or the Environmentalists?
To the Obama administration, it seems that it's the latter. According to Canada's Financial Post (h/t Instapundit), the administration turned down an offer from the Dutch to send skimmer boats that are far better and more capable than the ones we have because the water they discharge back into the ocean doesn't meet the regulatory requirement that it be 99.9985 percent pure. Skimmer boats in a disastrous oil spill, in other words, are subject to a rule intended for bilge pumps.
Why does neither the U.S. government nor the U.S. energy companies have on hand the cleanup technology available in Europe? Ironically, the superior European technology runs afoul of U.S. environmental rules. The voracious Dutch vessels, for example, continuously suck up vast quantities of oily water, extract most of the oil, and then spit overboard vast quantities of nearly oil-free water. Nearly oil-free isn't good enough for the U.S. regulators, who have a standard of 15 parts per million — if water isn't at least 99.9985 percent pure, it may not be returned to the Gulf of Mexico.
So thanks to a regulation that could have been waived in a second, rather than skim up most of the oil, the Obami chose to leave it all in the ocean. It gets worse:
The Americans, overwhelmed by the catastrophic consequences of the BP spill, finally relented and took the Dutch up on their offer — but only partly. Because the U.S. didn't want Dutch ships working the Gulf, the U.S. airlifted the Dutch equipment to the Gulf and then retrofitted it to U.S. vessels. And rather than have experienced Dutch crews immediately operate the oil-skimming equipment, to appease labour unions, the U.S. postponed the clean-up operation to allow U.S. crews to be trained.
So rather than clean up the spilling oil, the Obami chose to put the interests of organized labor first.
The Dutch are the world's foremost experts on protecting the margin between the sea and the land. It's not hard to see why: one-third of the Netherlands is on that margin, below sea level. But the Obama administration preferred to play politics instead of getting all the help it could get as soon as it could get it.
The evidence is piling up that the Obama administration, through a combination of hubris, incompetence, and special-interest butt-kissing, has greatly worsened a very serious situation. I wonder when the American mainstream media is going to start reporting it.
Changing the Default Reaction to Obama
Paul Rubin (no relation) writes that, with regard to Katrina:
President George W. Bush and the federal government were limited in what they could do. For example, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff wanted to take command of disaster relief on the day before landfall, but Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco refused. Federal response was hindered because the law gave first authority to state and local authorities.
State and local efforts—particularly in New Orleans, and Louisiana more broadly—interfered with what actions the federal government could actually take. New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was late in ordering an evacuation and did not allow the use of school buses for evacuation, which could have saved hundreds of lives.
In contrast, Rubin notes: "The Deepwater Horizon oil spill is on federal offshore territory. The federal government has primary responsibility for handling the situation, while state and local governments remain limited in what they can do." He explains, however, that local authorities "believe that the federal government is undermining their efforts." Obama and his team have refused to waive the Jones Act and has hassled Gov. Jindal about deploying barges to skim oil.
While the Obama team's response has been arguably worse that the Bush response to Katrina, Rubin points out, the press criticism of Obama is only now intensifying:
Now Mr. Obama has much more power than did Mr. Bush, but the federal response is ineffective and often stands in the way of those in the best position to know what to do. It is only in the last week or two that the mainstream press has voiced any criticism of Mr. Obama.
This is because the media's default position for Mr. Bush was "Bush is wrong," and it sought stories aimed at justifying this belief. For Mr. Obama the media's default is "Obama is right," and it takes a powerful set of facts to move it away from this assumption.
The danger for Obama is that the default is changing. It may not be "Obama is wrong" quite yet. But it's getting there. At the very least, it is "Obama is under siege because the public thinks he's wrong." That's progress, considering the mainstream media's investment in Obama's success.
Unmasked in Plain Sight
Peter Wehner and Jennifer Rubin have thoroughly dissected the lameness of Obama's speech last night on the oil spill. I agree with their takes, but was also struck by the reaction of the people in the Frank Luntz citizen panel featured by Sean Hannity in his Fox show after the speech. I expected them to find the speech weak, but I was surprised to hear so many argue that Obama's rhetoric had focused on getting cap-and-trade legislation passed rather than on responding pragmatically to the oil spill.
This surprised me because Obama was actually oblique and nonspecific in his agenda-related references. Bill O'Reilly, in his discussions with Sarah Palin and Monica Crowley right after the speech, pointed out to them that Obama did not, in fact, press for the cap-and-trade legislation. He merely adduced the oil spill as a catalyst for reducing America's dependence on oil and developing a sustainable energy policy. I suspect this absence of explicit policy references is what's so particularly trying to the president's supporters on the left. When Keith Olbermann, Howard Fineman, and Chris Matthews speak of Obama's failing to project leadership, they mean Obama is allowing this crisis to go to waste.
But Frank Luntz's panelists saw it differently. As far as most of them were concerned, Obama is not letting the crisis go to waste at all. Regardless of what he said, what they heard was that the president is more focused on passing cap-and-trade than on controlling the consequences of the oil spill.
If Luntz's panelists are truly representative, as he labors to ensure they are, then there seems to be a decisive loss for Obama of the benefit of public doubt. The MSNBC pundits, for their part, were hoping to see Obama masterfully unite rhetoric, storytelling, and leadership to justify the carbon-tax program — justify it so thoroughly and inspirationally that its opponents would be confounded. It disappointed them not to get such a performance, but the absence of it was meaningless to the perceptions of the Luntz panelists. They held themselves undeceived: whatever he says, Obama is pushing for cap-and-trade.
This is a case in which the prosaic public mind is probably more acute than the perceptions of many in the punditry. Obama never achieved a soaring persuasiveness or any appearance of moral leadership in wrangling Congress to pass ObamaCare either. The American public spent painful months watching his detached, scheming Oval Office issue perfunctory sound bites by day while bribing and arm-twisting by night. It was a "Chicago machine" performance, devoid of even the superficial romance of true believers' passion.
There is nothing today that justifies interpreting the president's vagueness last night as a sign of moderation or judicious jury's-still-out indecision. Frank Luntz's panelists probably have Obama pegged. He's pushing cap-and-trade. He may simply have seen no reason to provoke a backlash by making a more overt case on Tuesday evening. Doing so could well have been a tactical error, one that would have interfered later with ramming cap-and-trade through by holding congressmen at political gunpoint.
Is the Afghan Gold Rush Good News for Obama or Afghanistan?
Over the past few years, some left-wing critics of the Bush administration may have wondered whether Washington would have prioritized the war in Afghanistan over the one in Iraq if, instead of being a mountainous wasteland, Afghanistan had been sitting on vast oil deposits. While the idea that the war in Iraq was fought for oil was a cherished leftist myth, there seemed little reason to fight in Afghanistan from a Marxist economic perspective.
But with the news today that the United States has newly discovered nearly $1 trillion in mineral deposits in Afghanistan, paranoid left-wing fantasy-spinners won't be the only ones rushing to reevaluate the conflict there. According to U.S. officials quoted in the New York Times:
The previously unknown deposits — including huge veins of iron, copper, cobalt, gold and critical industrial metals like lithium — are so big and include so many minerals that are essential to modern industry that Afghanistan could eventually be transformed into one of the most important mining centers in the world, the United States officials believe. An internal Pentagon memo, for example, states that Afghanistan could become the "Saudi Arabia of lithium," a key raw material in the manufacture of batteries for laptops and BlackBerrys.
While these discoveries may represent a great hope for the future of Afghanistan – and a way for its people to shake off the notion that the only viable careers involve bloodshed or opium-growing — the chances that it could also create even more mischief, mayhem, and misery for that country are all too apparent.
The national government of President Hamid Karzai and local warlords will bitterly fight for control of the new mining opportunities. And don't think the Taliban won't be prepared to contest the areas where riches are under the ground.
And the potential for trouble from foreigners storming into the region to exploit these resources is also considerable. Except in this case, it won't so much be a Yukon-style gold rush with wily prospectors straight out of a Jack London novel but, as the Times noted, a neighboring Chinese government looking to expand its sphere of influence.
Though the discoveries made by a team of Pentagon officials and American geologists – working from new maps charted by the United States Geological Survey – have produced results rightly considered both "amazing" and "promising," the article goes on to state the difficulties of developing resources in a country with no heavy industry or mining infrastructure. A bloody war won't make it any easier. But the really troubling aspect of this announcement is why the administration chose to leak the story — especially when even the preparations for mining for these minerals are clearly in the distant future, and when the Afghanistan government is far from ready to make such preparations.
The answer may come within the story itself: "The Obama administration is hungry for some positive news to come out of Afghanistan," even though the announcement may complicate both the war and Washington's delicate relations with the Karzai government. While the story was bound to come out sooner or later, it could be that this administration, which is such a ferocious foe of leaks to the media from government sources, let this particularly strategic piece of information slip to bolster its sagging poll numbers and to gain new support for the war.
Is Obama Trying to Force BP Into Bankruptcy?
Yesterday, I wondered whether Obama and the Democrats — by bullying BP into cancelling its dividend — were trying to sink BP's stock. Well, if so, they have upped the ante and are succeeding This report tells us:
The Obama Administration ratcheted up its demands on Wednesday that BP PLC cover all costs stemming from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, including millions of dollars in salaries of oil-industry workers laid off because of the federal moratorium on deep-water drilling. The sudden increase in BP's potential liabilities — along with growing evidence that even more oil than expected is gushing from BP's crippled well — helped send BP's shares plummeting almost 16% in New York, to $29.20. The stock has lost close to half its value, more than $82 billion, in the seven weeks since the spill started.
Whoa, the Obama team wants BP to pay for the administration's dopey idea to halt deep-water drilling? Yup. Is this legal? No:
Several legal experts said they couldn't think of any law or precedent that would allow the U.S. to try to recover damages from BP on behalf of rig workers thrown out of work by a government moratorium on deep offshore drilling. "I'm not aware of anything out there that would allow (President Obama) to latch onto a legal remedy on behalf of the out-of-work workers," said Benjamin A. Escobar Jr., a Houston-based labor and employment attorney for Beirne Maynard & Parsons. "I think he's in for a real court fight on these issues."
Keep in mind that it is the government's heavy hand that is primarily responsible for sinking BP's stock — and potentially the livelihood of employees and shareholders:
"There is no objective justification for this share price movement. BP faces this situation as a strong company," said BP chief executive Tony Hayward in an interview at the company's Houston crisis center. "We have significant capacity and flexibility in dealing with the cost of responding to the incident, the environmental remediation and the payment of legitimate claims."
Aside from the complete absence of legal authority, it's rather nervy — even for this president — to ask BP to pay for his mistakes. What's next — fining employers for laying off workers despite his non-stimulus plan? While he lectures students about not passing the buck, he has no peer when it comes to buck passing. He should take some of the advice he doled out to high-school graduates:
Don't make excuses. Take responsibility not just for your successes, but for your failures as well. … It's the easiest thing in the world to start looking around for someone to blame.
As for the bullying of business, this is simply the natural extension of the administration's abject lawlessness — stomping on the rights of car-company bond holders, snatching bonuses away from AIG executives, pushing for mortgage cram-downs — which views contracts and statutes as mere annoyances. This is what comes from electing people with no private-sector experience and no understanding that the rule of law is central to our economic prosperity.
Obama Deserved This One
After sneering at Sarah Palin on everything from the death panels (i.e., Medicare rationing) to nuclear policy (Obama is enthralled with START and NPT, renounces nuclear retaliation against NPT signatories if they strike with chemical or biological weapons, and has done precious little to halt Iran and now Burma as they pursue nuclear weapons), Obama got his comeuppance from the former governor, who knows a thing or two about oil spills. She writes:
[A]s a former chief executive, I humbly offer this advice to the President: you must verify. That means you must meet with [BP CEO Hayward. Demand answers. In the interview today, the President said: "I don't sit around just talking to experts because this is a college seminar. We talk to these folks because they potentially have the best answers, so I know whose ass to kick."
Please, sir, for the sake of the Gulf residents, reach out to experts who have experience holding oil companies accountable. I suggested a few weeks ago that you start with Alaska's Department of Natural Resources, led by Commissioner Tom Irwin. Having worked with Tom and his DNR and AGIA team led by Marty Rutherford, I can vouch for their integrity and expertise in dealing with Big Oil and overseeing its developments. We've all lived and worked through the Exxon-Valdez spill. They can help you. Give them a call. Or, what the heck, give me a call.
Ouch. At times like this, you appreciate both her innate political smarts and the degree to which the media vastly overestimated Obama's.
Maybe His Worst Interview Ever
It is not only that Obama's "so I know whose a** to kick" language was crude and revealed an unseemly desperation (as Pete pointed out), reinforcing the perception that he doesn't command respect, let alone fear, from foreign or domestic opponents; it is also not true. Allahpundit points out that Obama never talked to BP's CEO:
The One's logic, such as it is, is that it's not worth talking to Tony Hayward because he'll only end up giving him the runaround — a curious position coming from a guy who campaigned on the virtues of "dialogue" and who's been locked in halting negotiations with Iran for fully 16 months. Even Lauer is openly incredulous. Captain Kickass has nothing to say to a guy who potentially holds the fate of his presidency in his hands? Even after yesterday's hair-raising Times piece claiming that BP's effort to cut the leaking riser may have actually increased the flow of oil many times over? I thought this was supposed to be the new, improved, "engaged" Hopenchange.
Even Chris Matthews says the "public is probably stunned" that Obama hasn't talked to the BP CEO. It is a sorry spectacle (both the interview and Obama's post-spill performance), revealing both the president's personal immaturity and his lack of managerial acumen. He's not responsible for the spill, but he is responsible for his own conduct in managing the disaster. On that, even his allies give him a failing grade.


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Grand-prize Winner Ketchikan, Alaska School District Receives $5,000 Technology Grant; Coppell, Texas Independent School District and Henrico County, Virginia School District Receive Runner-Up Prizes
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Edgenuity, a leading provider of online and blended learning solutions, is celebrating Digital Learning Day 2014 by announcing the winners of its second-annual Every Click Counts video contest, highlighting stories of online and blended learning success from partner schools and districts across the country. Grand-prize winner Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District in Alaska will receive a $5,000 technology grant and runners up Coppell Independent School District in Texas and Henrico County School District in Virginia will receive courtesy software licenses to offer Edgenuity courses to additional students.
Ketchikans winning video highlights how the flexibility of online learning allows high school students to graduate early, make up for missed credits, and pursue personal goals beyond the classroom.
By enrolling in Edgenuity classes, I have been able to manage time to my advantage [and] pursue my dreams of becoming a politician, said senior Trevor Shaw. This year I became the second-youngest publically elected official in the history of Alaska, winning a seat with the Ketchikan School Board.
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Published 10:39am Tuesday, December 18, 2012The MN Motor Company Squirt B hockey team braved the ice, snow, and slushy roads to notch a most deserved road victory against Park Rapids this past Saturday, 6-3.
After a scoreless first period, Sterling Andrews scored the first of his two goals on the day to give Coach Trevor Larson's team a lead. Maveric Kalenberg followed shortly after with a nifty goal that put the MN Motor squad up by two. Two second period goals by Park Rapids evened the score before Andrews added his second goal to give the MN Motor pucksters a lead they would not relinquish.
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The authors report on the results of a telephone survey of 1,001 employees of seven large corporations conducted for the Business Roundtable as part of its public policy program. A set of 20 questions keyed to the Voluntary National Content Standards in Economics was embedded in the survey. A measure of economic literacy was constructed from the survey results. Greater economic literacy was associated with more overall education, more college economics coursework, high incomes, and being male. An examination of individual test questions revealed that previous college economics had substantial effects on employees' current economic literacy.Download Info
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My external hard disk won't transfer files from Time Machine (using Migration Assistant)
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Your files have been transferred and they are on your MacBook Air, but you have to log in another user. Migration Assistant just told you that some of the apps you had are for PowerPC, and these apps aren't compatible with OS X Mountain Lion.
Go to > Log Out, and log in the new user that Migration Assistant created, so you will access to your migrated files. See > https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-5472
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Thanks for replying so soon.
Unfortunately, I tried logging out but the only user option available is the one I'm currently on.
Do I need to update the files I had on my old laptop and possibly back up again?
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Open Finder, select Go menu (on the menu bar) > Go to Folder, and type /Users. What folders do you see here? A "normal" problem is that Migration Assistant transfers the files correctly but it doesn't create the user
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I followed your instructions and found the normal user account as well as a Shared folder.
But when I opened the Shared folder, I only found files that cannot really be used:
I opened each of these files and they had folders such as "Application Support."
Maybe I'm just horrible at this stuff and the solution is staring me in the face!
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mende1 Valmojado, Toledo, Spain
You are right. The user was not transferred, or Migration Assistant created a mess, as I see folders "from old Mac".
Just run Migration Assistant again and untick "Applications" when Migration Assistant asks you for what you want to restore. It's clear that you have PowerPC applications, and they won't run
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I tried it again while only ticking the "other" option (not user, application etc.) but it still comes up with the same pop up.
Must be something wrong with my old files in terms of how updated they are :/
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