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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - We are getting to the point in the season where we behold the final agonies of several league coaches. Rumors are swirling like wind-whipped, November snow about the impending professional demises of coaches at three league schools.
It would be really sad if they weren't all filthy rich. Or at least two of them are and one of them used to be.
Arkansas can even its record at 5-5 and keep alive the possibility of extending this season's agony for one more postseason game with a win over demoralized South Carolina.
There may be some kind of monetary bowl-clause incentive in the contract for future former interim head coach John L. Smith, who needs the dough. According to news reported far and wide he is in debt by somewhere between $25 million to $40 million.
Like grandpa always said, go big or go home, and buddy, declaring bankruptcy with a net worth eight figures less than zero is pretty darn spectacular.
South Carolina is 7-2 and had a week of rest and recuperation after its 38-35 win over Tennessee two weeks ago.
If you don't have an ant farm, this game might be a pleasant Saturday morning diversion.
Missouri is favored over Tennessee, which was one of the founding members of the Southeastern Conference back in 1932. The game is scheduled to be played in Knoxville, which is not too far from Sewanee, also a founding member of the SEC that de-emphasized football and withdrew from the SEC in 1940 to focus on academics. Tennessee has not officially announced if that is its intention, but the Volunteers did give up more than 700 yards to Troy University in a hideous victory that looked like a couple of 11-year-olds playing PlayStation after a Red Bull chugging contest.
I don't even know what to say about this game. Derek Dooley, like John L. Smith and Gene Chizik, is on the griddle.
Louisiana Lafayette scored about 40 or 50 points a game, has a quarterback named Terrance Broadway who has thrown for 1,600 yards in eight games and is about as likely to throw it to one of the Gators as he is to complete a long touchdown pass.
Florida needs to get its offensive act back together after choking against Georgia then sleepwalking through a sluggish win over Mizzou last week. Maybe the boys in blue will get 'er done, but you'd have to love you some Gators to watch more than a few minutes of this one.
Well, we're finally getting to the point in the season where some teams have common opponents. Let's see.
LSU shut down Johnny Football and the potent Texas A&M offense and held on to take a hard-fought 24-19 victory.
LSU shut down AJ McCarron and the potent Alabama offense and lit the Alabama defense up like the Fourth of July, but couldn't hold on, gave up a last-minute drive and lost, 21-17.
So, what happens? Does Alabama's tenacious D come off the deck all vengeful and crush the dashing freshman, or … Yeah, that's probably it.
Vanderbilt is favored over the Rebellious Black Bears in a game slated to be broadcast live and in color over ESPNU, which is where bad games go when they die.
Vanderbilt can nail down a second consecutive bowl season with a victory. The last time that happened was …. I don't know, and don't really want to look it up.
The word on the internet is that Auburn President Jay Gogue has told Auburn Board of Trustees members that he's "preparing to possibly" replace coach Gene Chizik. The name that was reported by Auburn Undercover as a possible replacement is Shawn Watson.
We Googled, Bing-ed and went to the library to find out who that is, and he is the offensive coordinator at undefeated Louisville and used to be the offensive coordinator at Nebraska.
In similar, but unrelated news, we are "preparing to possibly" purchase a new computer, and are looking at a second-generation ASUS, a used Lenovo or a refurbished Macbook Air because they are cheap and affordable, even if they're not what we'd really like. See, we have to be frugal, because we have a $7.5 million buyout clause in our contract with our old computer, which won a national championship two years ago but fell off a table and doesn't work anymore.
Maybe Chizik could save his job with wins over Georgia and Alabama. But barring a meteor hitting Earth, Georgia is going to win this game. So if you want to tune in and listen to ESPN commentators talk about Shawn Watson and other stuff, have a good day.
LSU has got to be bitter. It had Alabama flat beat and let those Crimson Tiders unfold a miracle that'll be immortalized and available for purchase as an elegantly framed, signed and numbered print here directly.
If coach Les "Mad Hatter" Miles had kicked a couple of field goals instead of faking one and going for it with a running back playing quarterback on fourth-and-1, he'd have had his offense out there taking a knee instead of calling a last-minute blitz that left T.J. Yeldon wide open for a little dink from AJ McCarron that turned into one of the most exciting touchdowns we saw all day. (And we watched the Troy-Tennessee game, which had about a dozen and a bunch of field goals, too).
Mississippi State, meanwhile, seems to have woken up from its beautiful 7-0 dream to the stark reality that it is, after all, Mississippi State.
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This year's nominees, announced Thursday morning by funnyman Seth MacFarlane and actress Emma Stone, include Lincoln, which had the most nominations at 12, and Les Miserables, which has nine nominations.
Surprisingly, there was no best director nod for Ben Affleck for his critically acclaimed film Argo, which is nominated for seven awards, including Best Picture.
The movie will compete alongside Amour, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Django Unchained, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Lincoln, Silver Linings Playbook and Zero Dark Thirty in that category.
Similar directing shutouts occurred for other highly-praised pictures, among them Tom Hooper, director of Les Mis, Quentin Tarantino for Django Unchained and Kathryn Bigelow of Zero Dark Thirty.
In the Best Actor category, Daniel Day-Lewis is a favorite for his work in Lincoln. Rounding out that category are Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook), Hugh Jackman (Les Misérables), Joaquin Phoenix (The Master) and Denzel Washington (Flight).
At 9, Quvenzhane Wallis is the youngest person ever to be nominated for Best Actress for her work in Beasts of the Southern Wild while 85-year-old Emmanuelle Riva (Amour) is the oldest. They join Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty), Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) and Naomi Watts (The Impossible) in that category.
Included in the Best Supporting Actress nominations are favorite Anne Hathaway, who sang her way through Les Miserables, and Sally Field, who gained 25 pounds to play Mary Todd Lincoln.
Receiving nods in the Best Actor Category were a plethora of past Oscar winners, including Alan Arkin (Argo), Robert De Niro (Silver Linings Playbook) and Tommy Lee Jones (Lincoln).
The 85th annual Academy Awards takes place Feb. 24 on ABC. While the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences officially votes on the Oscars, we at Patch don't care about that. We want to know what you think!
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Napoleon is like a DeLorean. He looks good in the showroom, but when you put him out on the road, things get bumpy. He will have to explain how, under his stewardship, the Detroit Police Department was put under federal oversight. An oversight the city is still burdened with a decade later. Then there is his association with Ficano and the awful state of the county jail system.
Duggan is like a Mack truck -- hard charging, eighteen gears and mud all up in the undercarriage. He will have to explain his tenure as the consigliere to Ed McNamara, the former Wayne County executive whose investigation by the feds ended with his death. Duggan will also have to answer questions about fundraising when he was the Wayne County prosecutor. He will be grilled about his tenure as chief of the DMC.
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BALTIMORE -- The All-Star ballots are in, and one thing is clear: The Blue Jays
have earned a resounding measure of respect. Toronto will have three players --
Carlos Delgado, Roy Halladay and Vernon Wells -- representing their league at
the All-Star Game. The Jays haven't had more than that since 1994, the season
following their second World Series.
Toronto manager Carlos Tosca was pleased with the final results and proud of his
players that made the team.
"I think it's well-deserved for those three guys. They're having fantastic
years, and they're going to represent the American League in the best way," he
said. "We had another guy that I know was talked about a lot, and that's Greg
Myers. We could've possibly had four guys."
A few players echoed that comment, adding that Frank Catalanotto also deserved
some consideration. Halladay, who was Toronto's lone All-Star in 2002, went to
the wall for his teammates.
"You always feel like you should have a lot of guys in there. We have a lot of
guys that have done a great job for us," he said. "Sometimes those things are
out of your control. It's an improvement from last year, and hopefully next year
we'll have some more."
As it is, three equals Toronto's All-Star output from 2000, Delgado's only other
All-Star year. In that season, Delgado finished fourth in the MVP balloting.
This time, at the season's midpoint, he's a trendy choice to sweep the
postseason awards.
The slugger leads the AL in home runs (28), RBIs (92) and slugging percentage
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of that success, Delgado was elected to start the game, and he said that makes a
tremendous difference.
"It's a great honor. It's a lot of fun, and we're all looking forward to it," he
said. "When you see fans across the country realize that you've done a good job,
it's a little more flattering."
Wells also received some flattering news. The Jays' center fielder finished
second in player balloting, trailing only Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki. At 24 years
old, he already has established himself as one of the best defensive outfielders
in baseball.
Still, this season, it has been his offense that has turned some heads. Wells is in
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and total bases (207). That's why his peers showed him the ultimate respect, and
Delgado said Wells earned it on the field.
"I think that's great. The fans didn't give him enough credit," he said. "This
kid has put together a phenomenal season, and it's great that he gets the
recognition. It's well-deserved, and I'm very happy for him."
Wells is well-known for being steady and modest, but he seemed excited to reach
All-Star status for the first time. Despite his gaudy statistics, he said that
he didn't know what to expect. When asked about the player balloting, he
admitted that he was proud his peers held him in high regard.
"It's definitely a compliment. Hopefully, I won't let them down in the second
half of the season," he said. "You never expect anything. I've been pretty
blessed this season, and I'm just happy to be a part of it."
Halladay, who has won 12 straight decisions, will start two more games before
the break. That may keep him from pitching in the game, but he wasn't worried
about that on Sunday. Last year, he gave up a home run to Barry Bonds. This
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My wife and I just bought a small 4 acre horse farm and figured out that a Cub would be the perfect tractor for our needs. After searching for weeks we finally found what we were looking for and brought home a '65 lo-boy with a finish mower. It runs great, but needs a tune up and oil change, and needs a few cosmetic repairs (front headlights are missing, and the fuel tank is barely mounted). This will be a workhorse tractor and I am looking forward to getting my hands dirty with this thing. I may be posting a lot of questions regarding where to go for parts and accessories, but the great thing is, the original operators and PM manuals came with the tractor, and those are in excellent condition! I am glad that I was able to find this owners club and forum, as I will have plenty of questions in the near future.
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G'day to you and congrats on acquiring your very 1st new to you Cub. Be careful ... these things are addictive and the herd could increase before you know it
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Welcome to the Forum! What breed of horses?
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We have a half-Arab palamino, and a couple more in the works. Thanks for the welcome.
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Excellent! You will like your Cub. The Woods 59 is a good mower.
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One is a five-time All-Star slated to start for the American League in this year's Midsummer Classic. The other is just getting his career going, but if his early performance is any indication, he should be making some All-Star trips of his own in the future. Both were named Bank of America Players of the Week for their respective leagues for the week of July 5-11 leading into the All-Star break.
In the American League, the honor went to Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera, who was to participate in the Home Run Derby and start at first for the AL in place of the injured Justin Morneau. Cabrera led the American League with a .435 average (10-for-23) and .913 slugging percentage for the week. He belted two homers and two doubles while driving in eight runs and scoring five more.
In driving in a run on Sunday against the Twins, it gave him at least one RBI in each of his last eight games against Minnesota. He joined Albert Pujols (eight against the Brewers) as the only Major Leaguer with an RBI in at least eight straight games against single opponent this season.
The National League winner, Buster Posey, is in his rookie season, but he certainly hasn't been swinging the bat like a newcomer. The 23-year-old hit .556 (15-for-27) for the week, tops in the Majors. He also led MLB with 14 RBIs over his seven games, along with on-base percentage (.594), slugging (1.222), total bases (33) and hits.
He hit five homers for the week, tying for first in the NL and his nine runs scored placed him second in the circuit. He had four this and six RBIs in one game in Milwaukee, a contest that saw him record his first mulit-homer game and his first grand slam. He had one other four-hit game during the week, with a home run and three RBIs against the Nationals. Posey is among the rookie leaders in average, home runs, RBI, on-base percentage and slugging percentage, even though he didn't get called up until the end of May.
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The objective of this study is to determine if concentrations of maraviroc in semen exceed the 50% and 95% inhibitory concentrations of HIV during the dose interval.
The secondary objective is to determine the extent of maraviroc penetration into semen by obtaining semen to plasma ratios across the dosing interval, to determine the area under the concentration time curve of maraviroc in semen, and to determine the variability in the penetration of maraviroc into the seminal compartment over the maraviroc dosing period.
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Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Study to Determine the Concentrations of Maraviroc in Semen, the Seminal to Plasma Ratio of Maraviroc and the Variability in Seminal to Plasma Ratios Over the Maraviroc Dosing Period.
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Male HIV-positive patients who have been receiving stable antiretroviral therapy that includes maraviroc for a minimum of three months.
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Measure semen sample concentrations, obtain semen to plasma ratios across the dosing interval, the area under the concentration time curve of maraviroc in semen, the variability in the penetration of maraviroc into the seminal compartment over the raltegravir dosing period.
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The patient population will consist of 12 male HIV-positive patients who have been receiving stable antiretroviral therapy that includes maraviroc for a minimum of three months. Patients will be enrolled from one clinic in downtown Toronto and a hospital affiliated HIV specialty clinic in Ottawa, Ontario. Eligible patients will have evidence of full virologic suppression (HIV viral load < 50 copies/mL) at least one month prior to enrollment in the study. No changes will be made to the patients antiretroviral therapy during the course of the study.
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- 18 years old or older
- on maraviroc twice daily as part of their antiretroviral regimen for at least 3 months prior to screening
- viral load < 50 copies/mL at least one month prior to enrolling
- able to read, understand and sign a written informed consent prior to initiation of the study
- medically stable at the time of the study, with no evidence of acute illness
Exclusion Criteria:
- having difficulty adhering to current antiretroviral therapy
- patient is expected to have difficulties adhering with study protocol
- patients with malignancy, or acute renal or liver disease
- patient with active AIDS-defining illness
- patient with any medical, psychiatric or other circumstance that may impede the provision of informed consent
- patient with any of the following abnormalities at the time of screening:
- hemoglobin < 85 g/L
- absolute neutrophil count < 1000 cells/uL
- platelet count < 50,000 cells/uL
- AST, ALT or total bilirubin > 3 times the upper limit of normal
- serum creatinine > 1.5 times upper limit of normal
- patient receiving concomitant therapy with rifampin or St. John's wort
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(CNN) -- Nan Grogan Orrock defied her family's wishes by sneaking away to join the 1963 March on Washington. But don't ask her about Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. She doesn't remember it.
She was struck by something else.
Orrock was stunned by the marchers. They nonchalantly told her they had been fired from their jobs, forced from their homes and beaten and jailed for joining the movement.
A white student at a women's college in Virginia, Orrock had ignored the movement until then; she'd been taught by her fellow Southerners that civil rights were "somebody else's business that had nothing to do with me."
"The highlight of the day was not his speech," says Orrock, now a Democratic senator in the Georgia legislature. "My mind was on fire from all that I was seeing and hearing. I realized that I was in the presence of great courage. I resolved that day that I was going to be a part of this."
When the country commemorates the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington on August 28, some will ask if the nation needs another civil rights movement today. Here's another question: What makes a movement work in the first place? Why do some movements like the struggle for civil rights take off while others like Occupy Wall Street wilt?
Orrock's story suggests that it's not just the big moments -- the charismatic leader and the thrilling speech -- that make a movement work. There are those tiny moments, such as ordinary people sharing their stories of quiet courage with outsiders, that are just as crucial. What are the ingredients that any successful movement needs?
Opinion: 50 years later, civil rights struggle is far from over
There is a secret sauce for the weak to beat the strong, say those who have studied and participated in successful nonviolent social movements. The lessons from the March on Washington and other movements throughout history offer clues. If you want to take on the forces of power and privilege known in some circles as "The Man," they say, you must remember four rules:
1. Don't get seduced by spontaneity
Spontaneity is sexy. The urge to act on an irrepressible urge can inspire others. A Tunisian street vendor who set himself on fire is credited with starting the Arab Spring. And who can forget the lone man who stood in front of a column of tanks in Tiananmen Square during the pro-democracy protests in China in 1989?
A spontaneous act gave the March on Washington its most memorable moment. King's "I Have a Dream" riff wasn't in his written speech. He improvised it after he completed his written speech sooner than he had planned and a gospel singer behind yelled, "Tell them about the dream."
Yet spontaneity is overrated, some observers say. Successful movements are built on years of planning, trial and error, honing strategies for change. A good movement should already have an organizational structure set up to take advantage of a spontaneous act that grips the public.
Some movements stage their own "spontaneous" acts.
Remember Rosa Parks? Schoolchildren are taught that Rosa Parks was the quiet, bespectacled black woman who sparked the civil rights movement when she spontaneously decided one day that she was not going to move to the back of a segregated bus.
It's a good story but bad history. Parks had been carefully chosen for that moment. The woman who looked so docile in the historical photographs was actually a tough, seasoned civil rights activist who had been with the NAACP for 12 years and had attended an elite training school for civil rights and labor activists.
Parks was just one in a line of several black women chosen to stage "spontaneous" sit-ins on segregated buses, says Parker J. Palmer, author of "Healing the Heart of Democracy."
"Six or seven black women had done what Parks had done before and had simply been ticketed or arrested and certainly did not make history," Palmer says. "I can guarantee you when Parks sat down on that bus where she ought not to, she had no guarantee that this was going to work out. In that moment, she felt very alone."
Parks attracted attention because her arrest could not be ignored, historians say. The other women arrested were unmarried or single mothers who could be caricatured by segregationists as women of ill repute. Parks was a married seamstress who was respected in her community.
"She could not be thrown in jail and forgotten and there would be no publicity," says Jerald Podair, a history professor at Lawrence University in Wisconsin. "She had been preparing for that moment her entire life."
A contemporary movement in North Carolina also reveals how deceptive the idea of "spontaneous" can be.
The movement has been called Moral Mondays. News accounts say it began in February when 17 people were arrested in Raleigh, North Carolina, while protesting the policies of a new Republican-led state legislature. At least 900 people have since been arrested during weekly protests over everything from the legislature's decision to cut teachers' pay and unemployment benefits to its rejection of expanded medical coverage for the poor and underinsured under Obamacare.
Much of the news coverage describes Moral Mondays as a spontaneous reaction to the legislature's decisions. But the coalition driving the protests actually formed years ago to be a force in North Carolina politics and "go where the sparks go," says the Rev. William Barber, head of the state NAACP and one of Moral Mondays' leaders.
"Seven years ago we started to prepare," Barber says. "We didn't know we were preparing for this moment. We didn't see this day coming."
Barber says the multiracial coalition behind Moral Mondays originally formed to push for increased voter registration, labor rights and more support for public education. It maintained its unity over the years because it knew other issues might arise and it wanted to be ready to hit the ground running.
"You have to do the hard work," he says. "You just don't helicopter in and make a speech. You have to build trust, talk with people and struggle with the issues."
The coalition is multiracial and multi-issue, crucial for any movement that wants to have broad appeal. It has the support of about 150 groups, including clergy, white college students and women's groups. Barber says he has received calls from people around the country who want to replicate Moral Mondays in other states.
He says the years of planning paid off when the Republican-led assembly provided the spark that helped Moral Mondays launch the "spontaneous" protests.
Barber's advice for movement builders: Don't wait for the right spark to organize. Do it now.
"No matter where you are now, now is the time to build coalitions," Barber says. "You do it now because when the moment comes, the only thing that will be able to save you is to be together."
2. Make policy, not noise
They gave the nation a nifty slogan: "We are the 99%.'' But they haven't been heard from much since. Remember Occupy Wall Street? In 2011, a group of protesters occupied a park in New York City's financial district to protest income inequality and the growing power of financial institutions.
Occupy Wall Street generated plenty of media coverage, but it has largely faded from public attention. Yet the tea party, a conservative movement that arose in 2009 to protest government spending and debt, is still wielding influence in American public life.
Why does the tea party have more influence than Occupy Wall Street?
The tea party didn't just make noise; it put people in office, several political scientists and historians note.
"The tea party from the outset focused on winning elections and setting up a structure that could affect the political process," says Larry Schweikart, co-author of "A Patriot's History of the United States."
"The Occupy Wall Street group only wanted to raise hell."
Successful movements just don't take it to the streets. They elect candidates, pass laws, set up institutions to raise money, train people and produce leaders, observers say.
The March on Washington, for example, had the charisma of King. But it also had the organizational genius of Bayard Rustin, a man whose attention to detail was so keen that people wryly noted he knew precisely how many portable toilets 250,000 marchers needed.
"Occupy used a very smart tactic -- sit in parks where people could join the protests," says Michael Kazin, a history professor at Georgetown University in Washington and an expert on social movements.
"At the same time, it was just a tactic," says Kazin, author of "American Dreamers: How the Left Changed a Nation."
"A tactic is not a movement. A lot of people got excited by the tactics, but they didn't have a second act."
People remember the March on Washington because it did have a second act. Civil rights leaders used the political pressure generated by the march and the subsequent assassination of President John F. Kennedy to pressure Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, historians say.
Still, they were also willing to compromise. And compromise is not glamorous. Failed movements are filled with stories of idealistic people who didn't make compromises. A successful movement, though, is filled with people who know that it is wise at times to compromise.
A compromise is what helped the March on Washington take flight, some historians say.
The original March on Washington wasn't supposed to be just about race but about economic issues as well. Organizers originally billed it as a march for "jobs and freedom."
Yet King and others de-emphasized the jobs' focus of the march because they thought it would jeopardize the passage of the pending civil rights bill, says Podair, the Lawrence University professor.
Talking about poverty and inequality at the 1963 march would have alienated potential Northern white supporters who would have seen such rhetoric as a ploy to redistribute money from the white middle class to blacks, Podair says.
Instead, organizers reassured them by focusing on King's dream of racial equality, he says.
"The reason they can get Northern whites to support the march is to say we're not going to touch your wallets," Podair says. "What we're going to do is ask the South to give African-Americans their political rights, something they should have done 100 years ago. But we're not going to redistribute income."
Those commemorating the 50th anniversary of King's speech during various events in Washington this month can learn from the leaders of the 1963 march, Podair says.
If the commemoration speeches are confined to racial issues such as the Trayvon Martin case, they won't be as powerful. But if they also talk about economic inequality, a major issue for white voters, they can also do what King originally did: cast a vision of America that appeals to all types of people.
"Sometimes it makes you feel good to preach to the choir," Podair says, "but after a while you have to go outside the church and find other people for your coalition."
3. Redefine the meaning of punishment
On July 6, 1892, 300 armed detectives confronted a group of unionized steelworkers who had been locked out of a steel mill in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The workers, who were striking for better wages at a time when people routinely worked 12-hour-per-day, six-day weeks, fought back with stones and guns. They eventually forced the armed detectives to surrender. Three workers and seven detectives died.
That confrontation is now known as the Homestead Strike. It pitted ordinary workers against steel titan Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie eventually crushed the workers' union, reduced wages and eliminated 500 jobs.
The past can inspire, yet it can also be intimidating. Some believe that contemporary Americans are too jaded and lazy to take the risks that 19th century workers at the Homestead Mill took. Can anyone envision striking fast-food workers fighting pitched battles against armed troops today?
One historian who has studied movements, though, says the belief that modern Americans lack the right stuff to rise up is "hogwash."
Sam Pizzigati is the author of "The Rich Don't Always Win," a book that traces how ordinary Americans in the first part of the 20th century rose up against plutocrats like Carnegie to create a vibrant middle class. Pizzigati calls that battle a "forgotten triumph."
When people experience enough pain, they will mobilize, says Pizzigati, a labor journalist and associate fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies.
"When people's situation becomes worse, when something changes and things that people took for granted have suddenly gone by the board and they see their position in society sinking, that's a powerful factor that can drive movements," Pizzigati says.
He points to the Great Depression as an example. In 1928, on the eve of the Great Depression, the top 1% of Americans took in 23.9% of the nation's income. The rich ruled. (In 2007, on the eve of the Great Recession, the 1% took in 23.5% of the nation's income, according to a University of California Berkeley study.)
In 20 years, though, a political movement arose that "totally" transformed the nation, he says. A "New Deal" coalition led by President Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced a series of reforms to protect Americans from the worst features of unrestrained capitalism. They created Social Security, strong banking regulations, raised taxes on the rich and protected the rights of unions to organize.
The New Deal is a classic example of the weak and powerless -- out of work Americans standing in bread lines -- triumphing over the fierce resistance of many of the wealthiest and most powerful elites in America who dismissed the New Deal as socialism and class warfare.
Pizzigati calls the New Deal an "egalitarian triumph."
He says most Americans in the "Roaring '20s" seemed to accept the economic inequality of that time. Few people thought anything could change, and the courts often ruled against any attempts to protect ordinary workers from workplace injuries and low pay.
Yet that same generation rose up to make the New Deal a reality, he says.
The lesson:
"As dark as things may seem at a given moment," he says, "things can change very rapidly when a social movement takes off."
Sometimes there is no cataclysmic event that inspires people to risk it all to join a movement. It can be the steady buildup of humiliation as people stew over being treated as second-class citizens.
Consider the gay and lesbian movement for equality. Palmer, author of "Healing the Heart of Democracy," says that for years, many gay and lesbians suffered in silence as people denigrated their humanity. That changed when a critical mass decided that the pain of "behaving on the outside in a way that contradicts the truth" that they held inside was too much.
"They redefined punishment," Palmer says.
"The redefinition goes like this: No punishment anyone can lay on me can possibly be any worse than the punishment I lay on myself by conspiring in my own diminishment."
4. Divide the elites
It's easy to demonize "The Man" if you're talking with friends in a late-night dorm room rap session. But you're going to need "The Man" if you're going to beat "The Man," some historians say.
"Movements at some point have to get support from the elites," says Kazin, the Georgetown historian. "You need legitimation. You need some authorities to sort of say we may not support everything you're doing but basically you're in the right."
The civil rights movement got that support from the elites when the Democratic Party backed a civil rights bill during its convention in 1948, even though Southern white Democrats walked out, Kazin says.
Five years later, another group of elites lent their support to the movement. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the separate but equal doctrine was unconstitutional in Brown vs. Board of Education.
"The Supreme Court unanimously said that segregation was wrong," Kazin says. "They had an impact."
A movement, though, can't appeal to the altruism of elites to get their support. Elites help movements when they feel their own interests are threatened, says Pizzigati, author of "The Rich Don't Always Win."
That cold calculus among the rich is what made the New Deal possible, he says.
Economic conditions were so bad in America during the 1930s that many of the rich in America feared social upheaval, he says. The rich were being blamed for miserable economic conditions. People feared revolution. In 1932, the Communist Party held a rally in New York -- 60,000 people showed up as nervous police officers with machine guns looked on, Pizzigati says.
The people at the top feared that social instability would cause American society to crumble. They were people like Randolph Paul, a wealthy Wall Street tax lawyer who warned other wealthy Americans that they were courting disaster, Pizzigati says.
"Paul became such a fierce advocate for very high taxes on the American rich because he said that we could not tolerate the level of income inequality in the U.S., that it was going to bring the country down," Pizzigati says.
Other wealthy Americans bought into Paul's rationale. They allowed their taxes to go up. The Cold War helped as well. Communists said capitalism spawned yawning gaps between the rich and poor, and the American elite wanted to prove them wrong, Pizzigati says.
And they were willing to pay the price to make these changes possible, he says. By 1961, a married couple's income over $400,000 was taxed at a 91% rate, Pizzigati says.
The rich weren't as rich, but America's middle class was booming, Pizzigati says.
"We had a fundamental economic shift," Pizzigati says. "The plutocracy that had existed at the beginning of the 20th century had essentially disappeared. We went from a place that was two-thirds poor to two-thirds middle-class."
Could people without power spark such a movement today?
Palmer, author of "Healing the Heart of Democracy," believes they can. He is the founder of the Center for Courage & Renewal, a nonprofit that often works with activists through programs and retreats.
He says younger activists are more adept at coalition building.
"The young people today walk across lines of difference like they're not even there," he says. "My generation didn't walk across lines of sexual orientation, race or religion as easily as these kids. For a lot of them, it's not even noticed."
Still, there is one final lesson for anyone who wants to join a movement. Victory is fleeting and setbacks are inevitable. At times, it can seem like it was all a waste.
King fought such a letdown later in his life.
Five years after he delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech, he gave a different one at a church in Memphis, Tennessee. The crowds weren't hanging onto his words like they once did. He had become unpopular because of his opposition to the war in Vietnam. Black militants scorned his nonviolent approach. And his plan to create a multiracial army of poor people to occupy Washington was floundering.
Yet he told the shouting audience at the Memphis church that "we as a people will get to the Promised Land."
King was assassinated the next day as he stood on the balcony of a motel chatting with his friends below.
He would not live to see his birthday turned into a national holiday. He wouldn't see the first black president elected. And he wouldn't see his four children become adults.
Those who give the most to a movement often don't see the rewards of their risk.
"We plant the seeds, but we don't know what the crop will look like," Palmer says.
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Apple Industry in Northwest Arkansas
For more than fifty years, Benton and Washington counties, in
northwest Arkansas, were two of the leading apple producing counties
of the nation. Fine orchards dotted the landscape producing Jonathan,
Ben Davis, Winesap, Delicious, Yellow Transparent and Golden Grimes
apples. The shipping centers were Bentonville, Rogers, Siloam Springs,
Springdale and Fayetteville. A large vinegar plant was put into operation at Rogers.
For cross-polination bees are used. Numerous hives
are seen in the orchards.
For many years apple-blossom tours were sponsored by the above
towns in April. In the 1920's Rogers had an apple blossom festival
that was one of the big attractions of the State.
The apple industry is now at low ebb in this area. Dairying and
broiler raising have taken its place.
For a novel on the apple industry in Benton County see, And Then
We'll be Rich, by Clare Bell. (New York, 1951).


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