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Comparison with the UK Civil Defence
I commenced radiological training in the UK Civil Defence Corps, only 3 years after this film was made. This film mirrors what was happening in the UK, with certain exceptions. First a lot of this stuff was classified, as members of the Corps we weren't supposed to talk about a lot of it. Radiac monitoring was done at several levels, locally the Civil Defence Corps, nationally the Royal Observer Corps, plus the Ministry of Agriculture. In the UK there was virtually no talk of civilian fallout shelters, although there were shelters for government purposes, known as Regional Seats of Government (RSGs). Civil Defence control was split into several levels, warden posts at the bottoms, our sub-regional control (and local HQ) was a wooden hut, replaced in 1967 buy a glazed(!) semi-basement, under the Town Hall.
Our radiac instruments were fewer in type, basically a personal dosimeter, a contamination meter, a survey meter and a fixed survey meter, with one model of each.
The Civil Defence Corps was placed under a care and maintenance basis with local authorities, which meant they did nothing.
No film like this was produced in the UK for public consumption.
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Advertisement for Big Government?
I get the distinct impression that the whole raison d'etre of this film is to advertise and sustantiate all these government agencies and somehow (ineffectively in this case) show how important and vital they are. The bomb shelter and steps for individuals seems stuck on at the end - like an afterthought - perhaps to leave the viewer with the thought that in fact this is a film on how to protect yourself from fallout.....but if that was true, the preceding part of the film could have been completed in 4 minutes - max.
Not one of the better films on civil defense....but I always enjoy the scenery from the good ol days. I remember model homes in that era with bomb shelters in the basement.
That narraator: John Forsythe?
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1960s a lifetime ago
Keep in mind when watching this, in the 1960 the threat of Nuclear war was much more openly discussed (compared to now), which is particularly interesting when considering the sheer number of nations with this kind of weaponry.
These days we tend to brush it off, it's somebody else's problem, it's not that serious, is it?
I just wonder what the original guys who came up with this technology would make of things.
btw, keeping live stock alive makes a lot of sense when food is essentially poisoned if exposed. Just ask the poor folks in Northern Japan what that's like.
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Still dead nuts on in terms of facts.
I never quite get the reviews of these older films. Folks are simply too young or too isolated from reality maybe.
There is nothing whatsoever in the film that incorrect or implausible in terms of fact or scenario. It's all pretty much still true.
The way folks worked in the 1950s was pretty close to what is shown. It's all pre-calculator and pre-PC computers so, yes, this really is how they did things. Look up what a slide rule is.
The tone? If you don't think a nuclear attack is a likely possibility, then yeah, it's strangely urgent and overly dramatic. But if such an attack did occur, everything mentioned including the dire effects on agriculture are completely accurate even today.
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Atomic-nuclear: Civil defense; Cold War
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"I may be incenerated, but i'll be damned if anything happens to my golf clubs"
Somewhat entertaining film which deals about all the bad old atom bomb, and the aftereffects that it could cause. The main focus of the film is about fallout, it can travel quite fast (so fast a group of engineers stand around a big map that has a "Fallout Situation" in front of it, marking up the board like crazy. a lot of this film is of course, dramatized, but a lot of it is TOO overly so. Are we really to believe that a group of experts are locked in a room in a top secret room and the only thing they talk about is how long fallout lasts?? wouldnt they know that??? (love the panning shots too). Of course, with this kind of film, preventive methods are shown in abundance, build a fallout shelter for the cows! dust off the fallout particles! and (best of all) protect your sporting equipment! I was actually surprised at this film. as this has a bit more urgency and glum reality poised to it, as compared to Duck And Cover and Atomic Alert.
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Be very afraid...
Great nuclear fallout scare film (which is not to say that nuclear fallout isn't scary). Made much like a sci-fi film, with it's hyper-dramatic narrator, intense musical stings, and crazy-cool atomic graphics (see the thumbnails). The first half is the real keeper, as people on the street are shot through a red filter to indicate contamination, a man is shown dying in a hospital bed (close-up of his hand going limp), and we are told that "ALL of us live within fallout range of a likely target!" The second half drags a bit, with the standard descriptions of civil defense procedures, but all in all, great stuff. The picture and sound are in excellent condition, though the color fades a bit in the second half. And, oh yeah, the beginning and end titles are typed out on a teletype machine...so cool. Recommended.


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This week I had the fortunate opportunity to spend some time in Washington DC with small business owners from across the country. It truly was a tremendous event for NFIB and the voice of small business was ringing in our nation's capital.
Of course, back here in New York, two significant events have taken place. The State Assembly voted for a hike in the minimum wage and school districts had their budgets voted on.
NFIB's position on minimum wage is clear. In a state that is the most regulated, highest taxed and anti-business, raising the minimum wage is not the answer. Cutting taxes, reducing oppressive burdens and revitalizing the economic development potential of our state will create jobs (that pay far higher than minimum wage) and solve many of our revenue problems. Sadly, the Assembly leadership prefers to continue to play games with New York's small business owners.
On Tuesday, I issued the following statement in response to the Assembly vote:
"Despite overwhelming opposition among small business owners, despite the research and despite common sense, the Assembly today seems prepared to make employment more costly in New York.
"Small business owners across New York have made it clear that raising the minimum wage in this economy and in this regulatory environment would be devastating. Members of the State Assembly who support the hike are making a very unfortunate mistake for which struggling small businesses and entry-level job seekers are going to pay a high price.
"Despite modest progress in the past 15 months to change the state's reckless economic policies, New York remains at the very bottom of national rankings because of its hostile business climate. Apparently, the leadership in the Assembly has decided for political reasons that they like the view better from down there.
"Make no mistake – voting for an increase in the minimum wage is a key issue for NFIB. I strongly urge the Senate and Governor Cuomo to reject this measure and maintain their focus on real job creation and pro-small business policies."
All eyes turn to the Senate Majority now, but our position remains the same. For NFIB, there is not a deal to be made.
The Governor seems to doubt a deal can be reached on this issue as well. Or is this only a charade being played for political purposes? Small business owners are not playing, and nothing is ever dead in this town.
Curious how your member of the Assembly voted on the minimum wage bill? You can see the tally here.
The final statistics are in on Tuesday's school budget vote. Yes, the property tax cap was by and large a success in year one. Approximately 99% of all school budgets were approved by voters. This highlights the impact of the tax cap, but as I have been saying, without significant mandate relief, next year could be a different story.
With the reserve funds depleted and the taxpayer ATM closed, we need to start making significant progress on real, comprehensive mandate relief. NFIB will continue to push the Let NY Work agenda and is committed to helping our communities and school districts gain the fiscal flexibility they need.


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DOCSIS theft and cloning
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In Perspective - Stick a 4K in 3-D: It's done
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Memory Lane - Broadband's latest wrinkle
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Ciciora's Corner - Should you get a patent?
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Open Mic - Showcasing the value of personalization
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Engineering-Wise - United and prepped for battle
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Capital Currents - Video quality assessment
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CED's Broadband 50
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Recommendation 2013-5, "Social Media in Rulemaking," provides guidance to agencies on whether, how, and when social media might be used both lawfully and effectively to support rulemaking activities.
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This study examined various policy and legal issues agencies face when using social media to support rulemaking activities. It evaluated whether and when agencies should use social media to support rulemaking activities and sought to define applicable legal and policy constraints on agency action, resolve legal uncertainty to the greatest extent possible, and encourage agencies to find appropriate and innovative ways to use social media to facilitate broader, more meaningful public participation in rulemaking activities.
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Recommendation 2011-1, Legal Considerations in e-Rulemaking. This recommendation provides guidance on various legal issues agencies face in e-Rulemaking, including how to efficiently and effectively deal with large numbers of identical comments and how to transfer paper comments to electronic dockets.
Recommendation 2011-2, Rulemaking Comments. This recommendation identifies best practices in the comment process, including with respect to minimum comment periods, reply comments, late comments, and anonymous comments.
Recommendation 2011-8, Agency Innovations in e-Rulemaking. This recommendation suggests ways in which agencies can improve their websites to facilitate public accessibility and engagement in the rulemaking process, so as to achieve the promise of e-Rulemaking.
Recommendation 2013-5, Social Media in Rulemaking. This recommendation provide guidance to agencies on whether, when, and how to use social media to lawfully and effectively support rulemaking activities.
Agencies that are planning or pursuing innovative strategies to leverage technology to improve public engagement in the rulemaking process are encouraged to consider these recommendations. They are also invited to contact staff counsels Emily S. Bremer or Reeve T. Bull with any questions, concnerns, or updates related to these activities. Suggestions for new studies that may lead to recommendations further contributing to this body of work are also welcome.
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The economic downturn has placed a new focus on how to generate more "job creators" in our economies and made the idea of a global celebration of entrepreneurship as a path back to positive growth rates especially relevant. This past Saturday marked the 100-day countdown to what is now the largest entrepreneurship event in the world, kicking off November 16th, 2009 - Global Entrepreneurship Week - and I am asking for your help.
Although the reputation of the U.S. has gone through some bumpy air of late, we have consistently been held in high regard for our entrepreneurial prowess and culture. Even during these times of great economic stress, we are flooded with enthusiastic visitors from overseas (both in person and on-line) searching to understand and replicate the ecosphere that has fostered so much job creation and growth.
It is inevitable that a healthy economy will create new job opportunities, while also displacing existing jobs, as successful ventures survive and grow while others fail– even in good times. The process of job creation and economic growth relies on the constant "churning" of firms. Even so, new firms are responsible for the large majority of net new jobs in the U.S. From 1980-2005, firms less than five years old accounted for all net job growth in the country. This is why we need to approach labor rules carefully.
During this past Week I have been "Globe Blogging" and have reported from the road about various Global Entrepreneurship Week (Nov. 16-22) policy events among others from around the world. Entrepreneurs, development organizations, policy leaders and entrepreneurship researchers lent their voices and experiences to some series policy dialogues. When top-level officials engaged in Global Entrepreneurship Week they sent a message to their constituents about the government's support for entrepreneurship, making young minds even more comfortable with the idea of doing good through the marketplace. Let's hope decision makers will be motivated to more urgently enact regulatory reforms and advance other polices to bolster their nation's entrepreneurial climate.
The idea of an entrepreneur's or start-up visa that grants high-skilled immigrants the right to stay if they start job-generating businesses is gaining traction. Last Wednesday, a Wall Street Journal article laid out the case for it and the next day it was discussed both at a meeting I attended on how to boost innovation in the U.S and at the President's Jobs Summit as a way to create jobs.
Since the economic crisis broke out, capitalism has been under the microscope. Many have blamed evil businesses and market forces for the financial meltdown, and have lost confidence in private-sector engagement strategies for recovery. Luckily, in this country many more have experienced the positive impact of entrepreneurship either directly and indirectly. In a March 2009 survey, 63% of respondents said they "prefer giving individuals the incentives they need to start their own businesses as opposed to allowing the government to create new jobs directly." A look at the role of new businesses in the economy reveals that it is not a matter of rejecting capitalism but rather of allowing more entrepreneurs into the economy.
For the past five years, the National Dialogue on Entrepreneurship has helped expand the discourse about how to best to advance innovation and catalyze economic growth beyond "small business" to debates on science, technology, engineering and research. While we will continue to advance discussion driven by developments in the all important innovation economy, the initiative will carry a new name - the Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship (PDE). PDE will pick up exactly where NDE left off -– broadening attention to the field of entrepreneurship and connecting thought leaders looking to advance it.
I have always liked the story of the CEO who sends two shoe salesmen to Africa. When they report back, one says "Bad news, they don't wear shoes here". The other reports excitedly "Wonderful news boss, they have no shoes".
Haitians have received help from governments, the private sector and the philanthropic community around the world to deal with the awful devastation, but the long term goal of rebuilding a nation and constructing institutions from scratch will require sustained commitment to the country. I can't think of a better group to enlist in this task than Haitian entrepreneurs. The needs of the businesses affected in this region are extraordinary, but so is their potential to become agents for restoration.
Washington has been busy on several fronts important to entrepreneurs these past few months. One we must not forget to reflect on is the recent U.S. Senate approval of a bipartisan-sponsored amendment to the financial reform bill that protects against creating new barriers for high-growth entrepreneurs seeking to raise angel capital. This "Angel Amendment" addressed two of the original provisions in the bill that had the potential of creating regulatory obstacles for entrepreneurs raising angel financing and weakening the pool of angel capital by reducing the number of accredited angel investors.
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Thanks to Hulu, I've recently become addicted to watching Misfits. I've just finished watching the Christmas special and series two.
Any fans of the show out here in JUB land?
Here's a trailer for series one:
Thanks to Hulu, I've recently become addicted to watching Misfits. I've just finished watching the Christmas special and series two.
Any fans of the show out here in JUB land?
Here's a trailer for series one:
I haven't started it yet but I swear I am going to get to it. Don't rush me
The trailer looks wicked
No rush. I'll be sure not to spoil anything for you either.
Much appreciated.
Yes yes yes! I have seen both series and the Christmas special. Excellent show. The characters all grated me at first but they grow on you - and fast!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SHOW! Can't wait for the new season!
I think I need to re-watch the first 2 "series" sometime soon it's been to long since I finished them!
I am addicted to this show but I've finished the first 2 series and the Christmas special and now there are no new episodes left to watch on Hulu.
I fell in love with Kelly in the very first episode. Her accent never fails to put a smile on my face.
A favor though, guys: If we talk about any of the episodes can we please say something like 'spoiler alert' first and then follow these instructions to avoid spoiling it for people who are still catching up on watching the show?
I watch it and it is awesome. It's like Skins meets Heroes
Can't say I ever heard of it, I use to watch a show on NBC called Misfits of Science, but that was probably before your time, lol.
Yes, I watch it. I got into it when it first aired and although the premise seems silly and a bit unoriginal, everyone should give it a chance. It's an awesome show.
But I'm sad that Robert Sheehan has decided to leave the show. It just won't be the same without him.
Nathan will be written off in an online short film being released Sep 15th (before Series 3 kicks off later this year).
YES!!! I love that show! My friend recently started watching it and got me addicted! Can't wait for the new season to come out
I absolutely love this show! Can't wait for the next series to begin. Nathan--that mouthy little fuck--has my heart. Between the accent, the hair, the attitude, and the lovable douchebagery, he is my favorite character. I loved that episode in the second series where he gets mindfucked by that tattoo artist. No spoilers, really, for those who haven't seen the episode yet, but here are all of Nathan's clips from that particular episode.
I love Nathan. He's such a jerk but sooo loveable.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Where the frak is Nathan?!
^ Like I said above, Nathan was written off the show. The actor who plays him had scheduling conflicts.
Anyway, the online episode of Nathan's departure premiered today:
I couldn't view it on e4.com cos I'm not in the UK.
But someone ripped it and put it on youtube:
As for the series 3 trailer, it looks really good.
I think I'm going to like the new character Rudy a lot. I hope they won't try to mold him into a substitute for Nathan tho.
I've only seen the actor, Joe Gilgun, in This is England (the film and series) but he's really awesome.
^^Sorry about that, idk how I managed to overlook that bit of news. Well, that sucks about Nathan; like I stated before, I loved him best. Oh well, here's hoping the newbie can make me a believer.
Hahaha - loved it. I agree, thatgirl, they should build Rudy as a character in his own right and not try to turn him into Nathan 2.
Can't wait.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I can't wait for season three!
This show will be different without Nathan though.
With some of the reactions I've been seeing online (about Rudy), I'm starting to get worried that a lot of people will simply stop watching the show now that Robert Sheehan/Nathan is gone. If Misfits end up failing in the ratings as a result of that, I'll be annoyed.
The weirdest complaints I've seen tho, have to do with the new actor's appearance and accent. First of all, the guy is not hideous but I agree that he looks older than the rest of the cast but so what? And his accent is totally not that hard to understand. lol Wtf. How are you even understanding the other cast members if you can't get what he's saying? It's like people are just looking for any crappy excuse to avoid giving him a chance.
Honestly, I think Nathan's great but I didn't watch the show only for him. Besides, it's been mentioned that now that he's gone, other characters, which have been kind of ignored (like Curtis), will get more screen-time and development. Which is always a good thing.
Haters gon hate. I'm going to give it a chance.
I find him cute. I am going to watch for sex reasons.
I am just loving Kelly's line in the trailer:
"What the fuck is brunch?"
That inimitable accent. Love it.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I am also hot for Iwan Rheon who plays Barry, I mean Simon!
He's an Olivier-award winner who was in the brilliant Spring Awakening and is a solo singer on the side too.
Here he is in Spring Awakening:
And singing in the Welsh language:
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
this tumblr is like crack:
and this gif is cracking me up. oh Nathan.
NGL, I was too distracted by how scary and creepy Simon was at first to notice the hotness of Iwan. But then I saw him nekkid and my shallowness kicked in.
lol, I'm not sure I'm at that stage (yet?). He's crush-potential tho.
There's something really sweet about him. He's charismatic and funny. And he's def a scene-stealer.
The only REALLY gorgeous model-like cast members are Robert, Antonia and Nathan. The others looks are average-hot. So I don't get what the big fucking deal is that he's not stunning or something. But it doesn't help that Google Image has the fugliest photos of him. This one is cute tho:
Anyway, I want Rudy and Kelly to get together. I 'ship it already. lol <3
Everyone, the S3 premiere is Oct 30th. Tomorrow.
Misfits: Series 3 Episode 1 Clips:
OMG i llove this show soo bad!!!!!
I cant wait for season 3 (ithink) to be out in the uk. I love simon so much...i like his shyness and well hes just fit!
The S3 premiere was amazing imo. I can't wait to see the gang exploring their new powers.
I LOVE Rudy to bits already. Surprisingly, I didn't find myself even missing Nathan. At all. Totally was not expecting Rudy's character to be like that...Very interesting. Rudy has so much more potential as a character and is already more well-rounded than Nathan after only a single episode. He's more than just the comic relief unlike Nathan, tbh. As much as I liked Nathan, I think the show has moved on perfectly without him.
All in all, very excited. S3 is off to an awesome start.
YES I DO!! everyone should watch it! its a great show =D
Is good to see them back! But their powers is getting lame. LOL-ed at Curtis gender swap and Kelly's accent still sexy.
Who's Nathan again?
Been looking forward to Season 3. I'm going to miss Nate, but at least the rest of the cast is still around, so I'm not complaining.
^ lol forever.
Curtis is a zillion times more interesting with his new power. I thought he always had the weakest characterization of the bunch but this episode really made me love/appreciate him more. Fuck, that was awesome and hilarious. And I think I'm kinda gay for "Melissa."
Melissa's exchanges with Simon = Adorable. And why am I suddenly shipping Rudy & Curtis? Unf. At this rate, I'll be shipping Rudy w/ everyone. Wtf.
A+. Hopefully after this episode fandom will stop shitting on Curtis. lol
Thanks for recommending this show, Skips. I found this thread a while ago and gave the show a watch and become addicted almost immediately. I somehow managed to watch both of the first two seasons during mid-terms lol. I can't wait to see the third.
Did Misfits just showed Curtis cock?
No worries.
It's just a way of saying you'd pair up characters in a relationship (often in a romantic/sexual sense).
Urbandictionary has good definitions for: ship & shipping
LOL. It was a mess. And Kelly offering to help him with tampons. Also the part with Melissa pissing all over herself because she needs to "work on her aim."
The episode had some VERY dark and thought-provoking themes but the funny parts were amazing.
am I the only one that kinda wouldn't mind getting taken in the backseat by the track coach/rapist? lol...dude was hot
S3 episode 3 was cool but it made me realize that I'm kind of over Simon & Alisha's romance/relationship. I got swept up in it at first but...For some reason, it's just not working for me anymore. It's like they're smothering each other and it makes them kind of dull to watch as a couple.
The next episode looks super good tho. Nazis? Wut.
I haven't watch the new episode but Simon is absolutely boring. He was interesting at first ( his personality somehow reflected my old self ) then it started to went down hill after the super hoodie thing. He is trying too hard to be something he wasn't to be. That is real painful to watch.
I love Kelly. Among the group, she is the one who shows that she cares for others.
^ Yeah I think that's it, that is part of what's bothering me. I miss the old Simon who was slightly crazy/creepy. And the wild Alisha was kind of bitchy and selfish.
It seems like Simon and Alisha's character arcs are relying too heavily on them being in love/a couple and that is just super boring, having them develop only in the context of a romantic relationship.
Is anyone else seriously crushing on Seth (aka Matthew McNulty) or is it just me?!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'


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MORRISSEY: Carlos Marmol finds sanctuary inside the lines
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Carlos Marmol of the Cubs, right, heads toward the dugout after being taken out of the game in the eighth inning at Wrigley Field Saturday, April 7, 2012, in Chicago. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
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MESA, Ariz. — Being Carlos Marmol these days would seem to be about as much fun as a cluster headache.
First there's the accusation of domestic assault hovering over him, an accusation he vigorously denies and one the Cubs agree looks sketchy. Then there's the very good possibility he'll be traded, meaning Chicago, the only big-league home he has known, could be in his rearview mirror by the end of July.
But he says that he's happy, that he doesn't think about those things and that he's ready to have a great 2013 season.
"You live with that with baseball,'' he said. "You've got to concentrate on what you're doing. That's what I'm trying to do. I've learned how to get everything out except baseball.''
And that, sports fans, is why pro athletes are pro athletes and we're whatever it is we are. It's not that they're immune to the same troubles that seem ready to attack us at any time; it's that they seem to be better at pretending they're not there. They cope by saying "nope.''
Maybe that's why they're the boys of summer playing a kid's game and we're worried about paying the mortgage as we shovel out of another snowdrift.
But nothing can change the fact that the Cubs are likely to trade their closer and his $9.8 million salary whenever it becomes apparent this season is a lost one, which should be by, what, June 1?
And nothing can change the fact that the Cubs were set to trade him in November to the Angels for Dan Haren until Haren's lingering hip issue suddenly scared off the North Siders.
Assuming the rebuilding Cubs don't shock both baseball and rational thought with a phenomenal start, the best-case scenario is that Marmol pitches well enough to raise his trade value.
If he pitches poorly, he could ruin the Cubs' chances of a deal and make him less attractive after this season, when he becomes a free agent.
"I'm ready when anything happens,'' he said. "I'm going to try the best I can. I want to be here. I want to finish my career here. We'll see what happens. I can't make that call.''
His likely replacement already has arrived. The Cubs signed Japanese pitcher Kyuji Fujikawa to a two-year, $9.5 million contract in December. This is his first big-league camp, and although he was successful in Japan, the Cubs would rather see Marmol do well enough as a closer to allow Fujikawa to get comfortable in America.
Over the years, the 30-year-old Marmol has strapped the Cubs to a roller coaster. His slider, when it bites right, can bring tears of joy to pitching coaches. But when he loses contact with the strike zone, especially with his fastball, he's the leading cause of about five or six health problems in Cubs fans, starting with heart attacks.
He lost the closer role for long spells during each of the past two seasons. Last year, he pitched well in the second half (1.52 ERA, 12 saves) after a poor first half (5.61 ERA, eight saves). He threw fewer sliders in the second half.
"I think he's throwing the ball way better than he did last spring training,'' manager Dale Sveum said. "I think he learned a lot last year about his fastball and how to use it. The slider's pretty much always going to be there.''
The Cubs say they didn't have a deal finalized for Haren, but Marmol maintains that Major League Baseball notified him of the trade. He said someone from MLB also called him to say the deal was off. It's a good thing he doesn't dwell on things, otherwise he'd be a confused mess.
"I was sad because I don't want to leave Chicago,'' he said. "I had never been in that situation before. I didn't know what to think. I wasn't sure if I was happy or not.''
Marmol might have to leave spring training to defend himself against the accusation made by a 24-year-old woman, who has filed a civil suit against him in his native Dominican Republic. His lawyers have filed a countersuit alleging extortion.
There's putting aside distractions and then there is that. How does one shut out something so serious?
"You have to,'' Marmol said. "This is my job. I don't worry about what people say over there.
"I'm very strong. When I'm on the mound, I forget everything. There's the hitter and my catcher.''
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No homosexuals for Republicans are not like Jews for Hitler. Jews were never ignorant enough to support Hitler
Andy, neither Romney or anyone else in the republican party want to kill gays. Comparing Romney to Hitler and comparing people who support a US Presidential candidate to Jews in nazi Germany just doesn't make any sense.
Nothing is similar. Nothing is comparable.
Romney is not a conservative -- he's a moderate. You and others should be happy that the republican party is running a moderate for President for the second time in a row.
I don't think I'm a fool for voting my conscience. Being bisexual does not define me as a person -- I am so much more than my sex preferences. I have so many interests outside what many in here consider a club. I don't belong to a club -- I'm a person, an individual.
You don't speak for me. For example, I don't like the crap that goes on in gay pride marches -- much of it obscene from what I've seen on the Internet. Do gay pride parades describe you as a person -- is that all you are -- I honestly doubt it.
You're a person Andy, a special person, a person that is unique and not one that is defined by a group of people. I am one too. Don't be defined by a group that may not have all your best interests as an individual at heart.
Jesus Christ!! Yeah, everyone with even a passing reference to history DOES know that. Do you think they had the chance to vote for Hitler AFTER 1933??
Answer: No, because he took away their right to VOTE!!
Do you think there were Jews "voting" for Hitler in 1940 and THAT's what people are talking about? It's no wonder you can't see the legitimacy of the analogy when you can't even understand it.
No you get a F. While that was the end result and his sinister goal it was not how the Nazi party came into power. Maybe if the word Hitler was changed to Nazi political party that would be a better term? Hitler didn't achieve success as a one man army, he had plenty of help in his evil beliefs and they aided in securing power the previous decade before the first Jew, Pole, gypsy, gay, handicapped ever hit the fires.
"the big lie there is always a certain force of credibility; because the broad masses of a nation are always more easily corrupted in the deeper strata of their emotional nature than consciously or voluntarily; and thus in the primitive simplicity of their minds they more readily fall victims to the big lie than the small lie, since they themselves often tell small lies in little matters but would be ashamed to resort to large-scale falsehoods. It would never come into their heads to fabricate colossal untruths, and they would not believe that others could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously. Even though the facts which prove this to be so may be brought clearly to their minds, they will still doubt and waver and will continue to think that there may be some other explanation. For the grossly impudent lie always leaves traces behind it, even after it has been nailed down, a fact which is known to all expert liars in this world and to all who conspire together in the art of lying".
—Adolf Hitler , Mein Kampf, vol. I, ch. X ,1925
^ so now romney is hitler
get your stories str8 (sorry for the pun)
Andy: "Nobody is comparing Romney with Hitler."
Jack: "You're evil because you compare Romney with hitler!"
...honestly, you can't make this shit up O.o Reading comprehension... No, make that READING fail.
That we are capable only of being what we are, remains our unforgivable sin.
- Gene Wolfe
As for Romney not being anti gay when Gov of MA, I give you my thread of a few days ago.
Not exactly a PFlag member, was he?
So now we are just hilling the silt atop the tomb?
The rise of nazi Germany had more to do with how the allies treated Germany at the end of WWI. Germany was treated opposite of how the allies treated the defeated Germany and Japan after WWII. Germans are a very resilient people -- they came back from utter defeat and destruction but very mad at how France, Britain and others treated them. Hitler feed off the German people's anger -- he was the "wrong" person at the right time.
The single biggest factor bringing Hitler to power was the fear of communism. Both fed off the frustation after WWI, and the communists very nearly came power-- a mortal threat to the business owners, land owners, clergy, opposition etc. That fear drove respectable people to Hitler as the lesser of two evils.
This whole thread is disgusting.
I sincerely doubt that persons using the phrase are concerned with historical accuracy.
Have any of you watched "8: The Mormon Proposition."
There were parents whose gay son had killed themselves and who felt it was "for the best." Better dead than gay.
The most infamous kind of genocide is when you can convince people to do the job themselves. The most perverse kind of theocracy is when parents see death as best for their own children. It is easily as gruesome as any concentration camp. It is the extermination camp of the mind, of the society, of the party, of the church.
Incidentally, Mormons are far from the only demographic with blood on their hands; they are only a prominent illustrative example. There are many other nut-bar religious groups who both hypocritically proclaim salvation whilst insinuating themselves into people's psyches and then motivate them to suicide as the price of their "failure" to be a straight pious believer.
The thing is, the majority of those groups align themselves with just one party in the United States. And the good people in that party are wrong to permit it. The ends do not justify the means. It is not acceptable to count on their support because of an economic disagreement with one's political opponents. And supporting that party so long as it refuses to clean house is not something where reasonable people can agree to disagree. Supporting them is just flat unethical.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
I'm talking about your inability to follow lines of thought throughout a single post. Andy says he's not comparing Romney with hitler and in your response you're accusing him of comparing Romney with hitler. Do you know what impression that gives readers? Not good. And your old phrase is very accurate to describe it.
That we are capable only of being what we are, remains our unforgivable sin.
- Gene Wolfe
Both Politifact and Fact check note that while accurate the 47% figure is misleading the way Romney critics use it. Overall for his four years the figure is 47% but it was 50% when he entered office and 28% when he left so while the total figure is 47% it leaves out the context that it was improving through out his time in office. On the other paw, they also note that most experts point out that job creation in any one state is more influenced by the state of the economy in the nation as a whole than anything the state's governor does. Politifact called this claim a half-truth.
Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies to trying to prove that the other party is unfit to rule - and both commonly succeed, and are right. H. L. Mencken US editor (1880 - 1956)
We're talking about the overall context. And that's not entirely accurate. Massachusetts was severely lacking in job creation under Romney's administration, and he left the state with a significant amount of debt. And second, he did in fact enter the governorship with a 66% approval rating... and left with less then 40%. He was unpopular and that clearly shows. People in Massachusetts can't stand the guy.
So if Jews for Hitler gets some panties in knot, how about saying that Gays voting for Romney/Ryan would be like African Americans voting for David Duke.
No, it is more like the German people have to choose between the communists and the nazis, knowing that the one or the other is likely to get control. The best defense against communism were the nazis and vice versa. Republican are nothing like the nazis, but both parties are coalitions which necessarily include some aspects which one would prefer to do with out. In the balance, the democrats are far, far, worse than the Republicans. And, yes, the democrats are something like the communists.
Do you know any "other" lines? You keep repeating "epic fail" yet the fact remains I was very clear in NOT comparing Romney to Hitler, you QUOTED it and then pretended that I WAS comparing Romney to Hitler. Rolyo pointed it out to you and all you can say to him is epic fail epic fail epic fail?
Have you given up all pretense of intellectual honesty at this point?
Erm, Repubs are to the right - the far right are fascists - what were the nazis again???
Hmmm, democrats are like communists, i'll go with that extreme, seeing as how i've linked the repubs extreme to nazis.In the balance, the democrats are far, far, worse than the Republicans. And, yes, the democrats are something like the communists.
But wait, you say democrats are far, far worse....well...i guess that'd have to depend on which you think is worse, the Cold War, or WWII.
So here we are a few days in to this shower of indignation and it occurs to me the point of the thread is to cast opponents of the republican agenda as thoughtless demagogues and petty, unhinged bullies because of a turn of phrase.
The shoe doesn't fit.
But I will put on my theocratic ass-kicking boots for long enough to level some very level-headed charge:
The US Republican Party has blood on its hands.
Indeed it has showered blood on its hands over the last 30 years. Gay blood for its indifference to AIDS under doddering Saint Reagan. Foreign blood over the "hold-my-beer" adventurist indifference to WMD evidence under the juvenile frat-boy Bush Junior, and American/Allied blood in the same conflict over Bush's inept dismissal of qualified translators and other military experts whose only supposed disloyalty was being gay and the full use of whose expertise could have perhaps landed Osama's corpse in the ocean years before. And more gay blood on Republican hands for all the pious bullying and theocratic meddling they have directed at the vulnerable gay youth in the United States. And frankly proposing Sara Palin for high office is such a gross error in judgement it beggars belief. Anyone who would consider her qualified to be in charge of the red button might as well put a mad mullah in charge. They are made from the same kind of crazy.
I'm not interested in arguing about the niceties of polite language and etiquette lessons that are equal parts Rush Limbaugh and Emily Post. I'm interested to hearing an answer to those charges, if there is one, of what the Repblican Party has done and what it planned to do. Until then Republican sympathisers can shout "Out, damned spot!" but we can see what they're trying to wash away.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
Too much stuff to answer it all. I would point out that when Palin was nominated she was far more qualified than Obama. She had been a successful Governor, while he had been a LOL "community organizer". LOL . His short period in the Senate was spent runnung for office and blindly voting the party line on every bill. He had never in his life been in s position to make actual decisions as she had as Governor.
She was Governor for half a term, in a state with less people in it than Houston,then she quit in a fit of pique because she was a big ole loser.
Stop taking that medication Ben, it's not helping.
Now of course you are going to blithely ignore Bankside, because of course, you have no leg to stand on.
Honestly sometimes I truly believe you ARE one of those redneck, fact ignoring, history inventing, religious whackjob women sent in here on some pointless quest.
Palin was a disaster and she was incredibly corrupt. Check what she did to Wasilla... her little home town... she left it with a mountain load of debt because of shitty policies regarding construction projects. She was NOT a successful governor. A horrible one actually. She left the office early because she was under an ethics investigation. And Obama has been president for 4 years. That's more experience than Romney or Palin.
She left Wasilla with a $24.8 million debt burden. A town that has 6,700 residents. I feel for the people living there.
I sure hope the authorities would investigate her financial dealings... she wrecked everything she touched. Even that home town of hers.
Because he's saying things Jack doesn't want to hear. I can't decide if the right wingers in here are just desperate to keep telling themselves their favorite - ahem - tales, in order to stave off the fear of the black man, or if it's actually some kind of weird political agenda they're on to attack a demographic that they know going in they have no hope of swaying.
I listened to Governor Palin briefly on Sean Hannitys radio program today. She related her surprise from the several days before the election 4 years ago when she realized Obama was going to win. She suggested it was a reaction of the voters to the collapsing economy. They needed to feel secure and that Obamas hopey changey message fit that situation. She related that she has matured since that time, though I think she used a different word. But regardless of her executive experience and subsequent personal growth, I still dont think shes ready.
Hmmm. sounds completely Republican to me.


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Monday, September 27, 2010
52 comments:
- Hilary @ Sweet as June said...
how creative... I love it!
- September 27, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Pat said...
What a great idea! That is too cute!
- September 27, 2010 at 11:25 AM
- Merrie said...
Another creative use for an old window, I love it! It looks so festive.
- September 27, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- Leah said...
Popping in from Skip to my Lou. LOVE this table. So many possibilities of what can be put inside, but the orange lights are awesome!
- September 27, 2010 at 7:00 PM
- Linda @ A La Carte said...
I love this! What a cool table you have made.
- September 27, 2010 at 8:43 PM
- Dragonfly Treasure said...
Just gorgeous!! Fred is a doll! Ours freaks when new things come in too.
*hugs*deb - September 27, 2010 at 11:26 PM
- oops! said...
You are so talented! To envision this table is remarkable! I love it!
- September 28, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- Bella said...
Oh man Patty, you know this is going to be a GIGANTIC hit, it is awesome. Don't know if you are serious about having so many more windows left, but holy cow,,,, I LOVE IT. The lights shining from within are so cool, and this would make the most awesome foyer table. I want one. Thank you SO MUCH for being right quick to linking up to my party, I am just giddy that it's already off to a GREAT start. Thanks again, and keep those panes coming, window panes that is, lol. Bella :)
- September 28, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- Life In The Thrifty Lane said...
Looks great! Loved the window panel idea. Thanks for stopping by my blog!
- September 28, 2010 at 3:35 PM
- Sassy Sites! said...
Super cute! I found you at the Today's Creative Blog hop! Come by and visit me at Sassy Sites! We have a giveaway going on AND a header contest. Come by and check it out. xoxo
Marni @ Sassy Sites! - September 28, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Susan said...
I really love the idea of putting the lights in the table.
- September 28, 2010 at 7:33 PM
- Deanne said...
that is just so creative,
I love old window frames, I have had one hanging in my dining room for 10 years with photos in it and now they are all the rage! - September 29, 2010 at 2:05 AM
- email@example.com said...
Love your new table....what a great idea to add the window!!! Your decorations look great.
- September 29, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- Debbie said...
Man you are good, I love how that turned out. You look as though you had fun too in the process. Thanks for joining me today, I was just thinking of you as a matter of fact this morning:)
- September 29, 2010 at 2:36 PM
- Pam said...
Cute! I never would have thought of a window, but it look great. I like how you can put lights in it also.
- September 29, 2010 at 3:45 PM
- Lori@Paisley Passions said...
That is GREAT! Love the idea!!!
~Lori @ Paisley Passions
Paisley Passions Linky Party Thrilling Thursdays - September 30, 2010 at 1:06 AM
- mousee23 said...
I know why the metal was there.We had an old singer sewing machine table just like this.Old like from the 30's.Totally awesome ideas.I want a glowing table,too
- September 30, 2010 at 1:54 AM
- Melissa said...
Fabulous make-over. I love that it has its own built in display area. The window is a brilliant idea
- September 30, 2010 at 7:52 AM
- Erin@likegrandmas said...
Ooooh, I love it!!! I love what you did with your decorations too, clever and awesome!
- September 30, 2010 at 2:41 PM
- Betsy said...
This is just so cute. I'm a window kinda gal too, you can never have too many;-) I like the paint choice and lights too.
- September 30, 2010 at 7:08 PM
- Bree said...
I love it! How creative!
Bree - September 30, 2010 at 9:34 PM
- this blessed nest said...
great transformation.
how fun are those orange lights in there! super idea!
thanks for linking up to the FALL FESTIVAL!
kellie - September 30, 2010 at 10:54 PM
- Denise said...
I would love to have your collection of windows and you really have made great use of this one. The table looks fabulous.
I also enjoyed the pix of your family - including the four legged ones!
I hope you don't mind. I linked your post to my PORCH AND GARDEN PARTY at firstadream.blogspot.com. - October 1, 2010 at 7:23 AM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
It turned out great, very clever!
- October 1, 2010 at 7:38 AM
- Olde Tyme Marketplace said...
Completely awesome! Love the lights inside!
Beth - October 1, 2010 at 9:00 AM
- Sandi @the WhistleStop Cafe said...
Brilliant! I can't wait to see that at christmas time.
It's a friday's favorite for sure :-) - October 1, 2010 at 9:05 AM
- Nook Cranny Gifts said...
Fantastic table, I love it.
thanks for sharing
michele - October 1, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- allenaim photography and design said...
LOVE LOVE LVOE LVOE LOVE your table...LOVE LOVE LOVE!
I was totally going to make cold frames out of some old windows we have around, but LOVE LOVE LOVE your idea and some are DEFINITELY going to be turned into twinkle light tables - ABSOLUTELY! - October 1, 2010 at 12:14 PM
- Lucy Designs said...
VERY cool! I love it!
- October 1, 2010 at 5:47 PM
- Nancy said...
Very cool table! and who would have thought of using a window for the top? LOVE it!!!
Great job
Thanks for sharing
funwithnancy.blogspot.com - October 1, 2010 at 10:27 PM
- Nancy said...
Very cool table! and who would have thought of using a window for the top? LOVE it!!!
Great job
Thanks for sharing
funwithnancy.blogspot.com - October 1, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- Nancy said...
Great job! I love it!
- October 1, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- email@example.com said...
That is awesome, and the best use of the old window frame I have seen. Good for you. I may end up copying that if I ever find any furniture anywhere for cheap. Good job.
- October 1, 2010 at 10:41 PM
- Coco loves vintage said...
Great job!!!
- October 2, 2010 at 9:01 AM
- Tracy's Trinkets and Treasures said...
Fun table transformation.
- October 2, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- A Cottage Muse said...
So happy I stopped by...this is wonderful!!!
- October 3, 2010 at 8:36 AM
- Lori E said...
I have several old windows around I could use. Now I just need to find a base. Great idea thanks for sharing it.
- October 3, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- Happy To Be/ Gl♥ria said...
Just awesome girl...job well done...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
- October 3, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- LisasCreativeHome said...
Very Cute Table! Love the lights! I need to keep this in mind as I love windows too!
- October 3, 2010 at 4:34 PM
- Sweet Bee Cottage said...
Great look for Halloween!
- October 3, 2010 at 6:24 PM
- Debra@Common Ground said...
So Cool, you have a great imagination, it turned out wonderfully and I love the black with the orange lights!! Thanks for linking up with VIF!!
Debra - October 3, 2010 at 9:01 PM
- Chari at Happy To Design said...
Hi Pattie...
Ohhh...what a creative lady you are! I love how your black table turned out! My friend, you really do have some of the neatest ways to use old windows! I love this idea!!! It sure made the perfect backdrop for your halloween vignette! Awesome! Hehe...I love Fred too! Thank you for joining in with the fun of Sunday Favorites this week!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design - October 3, 2010 at 11:28 PM
- lovelycraftyhome said...
Love the window pane top, I've been wanting a window table for a long time! Great job!!
- October 4, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- Jennifer Leigh said...
I wish I had one!! Great idea!
- October 4, 2010 at 9:10 PM
- Bella said...
Pattie, just stopping by to say that I FEATURED you today, on Bella Before and After, so feel free to come and grab a FEATURED button. This table was fantastic, and I am so looking forward to seeing what else you do. Looking forward to seeing you again @ **Amaze me August** party. Thanks so much!!! Bella :)
- October 4, 2010 at 10:21 PM
- Shanarun said...
What a fun, fun, idea! Only 100 windows to go? Good for you! :)
- October 5, 2010 at 12:27 AM
- Suzanne@thriftstoredecorjunky said...
I LOVE this project! This is a very unique piece. I wish I could find an old window...I love them, but have only one... :(
- October 6, 2010 at 4:21 AM
- Brambleberry Cottage said...
And here I thought I had a large stash of windows in my barn. Wow, where on earth do you keep them all.
By the way, nice project. ;)
Thanks for linking to my party. I look forward to having you join me each week.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/ - October 9, 2010 at 10:21 PM
- Linda said...
This is a great project! I love how it turned out and thanks for the glaze tip, too!
- November 4, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Gail @ Faithfulness Farm said...
Very, very clever!! Happy VTT!
Gail - November 4, 2010 at 12:49 PM
- My Cottage Charm said...
Thanks for linking up your find....I LOVE the window top! I have used windows to decorate with throughout my home and patio. I. JUST. LOVE. THEM! :)
Thanks again for linking up, and have a great week!
Missy - November 4, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Anna said...
OK, that is just totally amazing. Nice job putting it together, too.
- November 4, 2010 at 10:07 PM


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Still waiting for it to appear on youtube, tbh...
Still waiting for it to appear on youtube, tbh...
Rob is trying to woo the hearts of Pakistani teenagers obviously
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No, was a month or two before the news of it broke out in the media iirc, but it seems possible that it was on his mind anyway.
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