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Steve Jobs Pitches the iPad to BBC's Dragons Den [Friday fun video]
What would it have been like if Steve Jobs had pitched the iPad to The Dragons on BBC's Dragons Den?
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Ever get the feeling that you're surounded by highly-educated, overpaid idiots? Yes. Am I familiar with bosses making bad decisions? Yes.
Steam away Ian, I know that sort of struggle. Husband and I have been curators for an old demented aunt for some years now... and it's only recently that things have calmed down a bit. We got a lot of ugly insinuations from family who wouldn't lift a hand to help; then we had to rescue aunt from a ´friend´ who was after her money; we organised the help aunt needed; we moved her to a care home in this neighbourhood; sorted out her administration - thinking all the while that we could have worked a lot better and quicker without the highly-educated overpaid idiots... not entirely true, there were some people who really did a neat job, so we were lucky there. But the whole process cost buckets full of frustration!
Carl and Ian, cool you guys have tee-shirts like those! Glad you liked the he-did-it pic Carl. I love those silly pics and the funny captions people come up with.
Ian, I'm sorry about all your troubles. How frustrating!!!! My Mom always asks "Can't anybody DO THEIR JOB?!!!" It sure seems not. My husband is "blue-collar", and he just LOVES (ha ha) when the bosses (HUGE company) tell him how to do his job. They are SO far off of what needs to be done and how. They sit in their offices with their degrees and make BAD decisions. Meanwhile, my husband (and thousands of others) are the ones who actually DO the job, are who people think of when they think of that company, know the customers, have good relationships with them, know the best way to do things, etc. It's SO FRUSTATING!
Wow, a solicitor who FORGOT half the paperwork?!!! SO unacceptable!!!
{{{hugs}}} to you!~ Melinda
TFA, that's the one.
I want to let off a bit of steam :-(
Have recently been in England to visit my Mum, who's now in a care home. We, the family, were originally told that the home would be organising her dementia assesment. Now they say that isn't the case and that it's our responsibilty and trying to get a local doctor interested is an uphill struggle.
On top of that, I thought that I had signed all the paperwork for joint power of attorney with my brother. Now I've got a message saying that the solicitor "forgot" half of it and the rest will have to be done by registered, international post, which costs a lot of money.
Came back to Denmark to a repaired computer that has started playing up again within a few days.
Ever get the feeling that you're surounded by highly-educated, overpaid idiots?
Thanks for the space for a little rant.
Goooood morning, Everybody.
Ian, I also have a T-shirt with "I have a personal relationship with reality" on it. It's from 'The Thinking Atheist.' Does anyone listen to his (Seth Andrews) podcast? He's really does a great job.
Melinda, I LOVE the 'he-did-it' pic. I LOL'd.
Felaine, Patricia, and Joan, great stuff! Is anyone watching the Superbowl? I just want to see if there are any clever commercials! Our daughter drives back to her University this afternoon. I'll feel better when she calls and says she's back at her apartment safe & sound!~ Melinda
Melinda, it sounds like you're having a great time. Enjoy the warmth :-)
Yes, great billboard. I've got the T-shirt.
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Security agencies fired tear-gas shells to disperse protesters, says a resident
- By Sunil K. Vaidya, Bureau Chief
- Published: 00:07 May 14, 2011
In Salalah, protesters had pitched tents since February 25, but rallies and demonstrations were generally peaceful until Friday.
On Thursday night, army arrested protesters and brought down tents and took away all the paraphernalia.
Some of the citizens arrested on Thursday night were released and on Friday they started gathering outside the Governor's Building in new Salalah area where army had taken position with about dozen armoured vehicles.
Late in the evening, the numbers swelled and, according to witnesses, as darkness thickened stones were pelted. "As tension grew and protesters refused to go away, the security agencies started firing tear-gas shells," a resident of Salalah told Gulf News.
He said that the security agencies even fired in the air to drive away increasing number of protesters.
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a2 Tsetse Research Laboratory, ODA/University of Bristol, Langford House, Langford, Bristol, UK
A juvenile hormone mimic (pyriproxyfen) was used with odour-baited targets to assess its suitability for controlling tsetse flies (Glossina spp.). In August 1991, 41 odour-baited targets identical to those used with insecticide in tsetse control operations, were each treated with 4 g of pyriproxyfen and deployed near Rekomitjie Research Station, Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe, in a 12.3 km2 block of woodland habitat of Glossina morsitans morsitans Westwood and G. pallidipes Austen. After three months, emergence rates from puparia of the two species collected in the block fell to 34% and 20% of control levels; 50 and 70%, respectively, of puparia of the two species collected were found, on dissection, to show arrested development. Changes in mean ovarian age and wing-fray category in the tsetse population during the trial were due partially to the pyriproxyfen and partially to high mortality, in the larval/pupal stages and in young adult flies, which occurs each year in the hot/dry season. Chemical analysis of cloth samples indicated that after four months 68–85% of the pyriproxyfen had been lost, a large proportion apparently dripping off the bottom of the target. If the technical problem of persistence can be solved pyriproxyfen could substitute for pesticides in target-based tsetse control operations.
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For value and friendliness, I recommend Seoul Tofu House two doors down on 6th Ave. They serve a decent portion of rice with each meal and don't charge extra like Shanghai does.
For value and friendliness, I recommend Seoul Tofu House two doors down on 6th Ave. They serve a decent portion of rice with each meal and don't charge extra like Shanghai does.
We arrived in the ID hungry for Japanese food but couldn't get a table for several hours on a Saturday night. After looking around the neighborhood we settled on the Shanghai Garden to feed the two hungry teenagers with us who were starting to get a little testy. They devoured an order of potstickers, broccoli beef and fried rice and... More
I stopped in on a hot afternoon for a drink and an appetizer. I asked the waitress to recommend something spicy and chose the Spicy Beef Tendon appetizer and a Tsing Tao beer. It was very good! The restaurant is not large, but the decor is nice and the waitress was very helpful. I don't think they have a parking... More
This is one of our favorite Asian restaurants anywhere. Highly recommend Green Handshaven Noodles and Pea Vines with Oyster a Sauce. Also try their Orange Beef, Outstanding. Great service and consistent good food for reasonable prices.
We were excited to experience the food and flavours of the International District and decided to go for Chinese. It was past lunch and we were hungry so decided to stop in. The decor was nice, but our first indication to get out was when we asked and was told that they didn't serve Chinese brocolli. No Chinese brocolli in... More
Based on others' reviews and the fact that it was across the street from the Kinokuniya bookstore, we had dinner there around 5 pm on a Wednesday evening. Maybe because it was early but the restaurant was not very crowded at all. We ordered the shaved noodles - both regular and green barley and in soup and stir-fried. The noodles... More
We enjoyed our meal; the restaurant was crowded. I'm picky (not quality - just enjoy limited types of food), and I enjoyed every dish we ordered (beef/green onion with sweet bun, honey almond shrimp, shaved noodles, moo shu pork) although I couldn't make myself eat the shrimp which looked to be wrapped in green jello. The rest of my group... More
So i have walked by this restaurant for the longest time before trying it, and unfortunately i have to leave the country and relocate, i will def miss this restaurant that has the most delicious barley green hand shaven noodles, healthy and tasty!! I really recommend trying it! The soup and their stir fried dishes arent as greasy as most... More
I just started a new job and my new colleagues love Shanghai Garden. The hand shaved noodles are super delicious - the texture is just right, the seasoning is spot on. I highly recommend the pumpkin hand shaved noodles. The service Is efficient and friendly. It is now a "go to" place for me!
We ate at the Shanghai Garden twice during September, each time the food was delicious. I loved the hotplates especially the prawn one, they certainly don't stint on the quantity, at first I wondered if I'd be able to eat it all but it was so tasty that it proved not to be a problem! The restaurant is comfortable and... More
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According to Chinese legend, tea was discovered accidentally by an emperor 4,000 years ago. Since then, Traditional Chinese Medicine has recommended green tea for headaches, body aches and pains, digestion, depression, immune enhancement, detoxification, as an energizer, and to prolong life.
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In a double-blind trial, people with leukoplakia (a pre-cancerous oral condition) took 3 grams orally per day of a mixture of whole green tea, green tea polyphenols, and green tea pigments orally, and also painted a mixture of the tea on their lesions three times daily for six months. As compared to the placebo group, those in the green tea group had significant decreases in the pre-cancerous condition.
Compounds in green tea, as well as black tea, may reduce the risk of dental caries. Human volunteers rinsing with an alcohol extract of oolong tea leaves before bed each night for four days had significantly less plaque formation, but similar amounts of plaque-causing bacteria, compared to those with no treatment.
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Tea flavonoids given by capsule reduced fecal odor and favorably altered the gut bacteria in elderly Japanese with feeding tubes living in nursing homes. The study was repeated in bedridden elderly not on feeding tubes, and green tea was again shown to improve their gut bacteria. These studies raise the possibility of using green tea in other settings where gut bacteria are disturbed, such as after taking antibiotics. Further studies are needed to clarify the role of green tea in this respect, however.
High-tannin tea has been shown to reduce the need for blood removal from people with iron overload, or hemochromatosis, in an open study. The tea had to be taken with meals and without lemon or milk to be effective. Tea is believed to help in hemochromatosis by preventing iron absorption.
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Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Bully
"Personal Favorite!"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Cedro Deluxe No. 2
My favorite everyday smoke. Shared many with friends who've all enjoyed these too! If you like a smooth medium bodied smoke this is the one for you.
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"Best Cigar ever"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Churchill
Have tried many cigars, this one takes the prize. price is right too....
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Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Churchill Tubo
Picked up the 1875 Churchill at my local B%26M last week. Had the pleasure of enjoying it with a round of golf yesterday. Smooth, fantastic draw, even burn. Classic cigar flavor and aroma. You cannot go wrong with this one.
Scott in Macomb, MI September 17, 2012
"Great Cigar"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Bully
Great everyday cigar.
Angel in Scarsdale, NY September 7, 2012
"Perfect 10 out of 10"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Petit Julieta 5/8
All i have to say is WOW! very good cigar for the price, Very earthy,peppery and leathery flavors.
ian in Santa Fe NM July 31, 2012
"Nice small cigar"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Bully
This is one of my favorite 3 small cigars. Slighty sweet but good taste and very nice aroma. Smoked over five 40 packs in the last several years. Wish you other smokers would stop bidding up the cost of this auction item
PSN in Kaneohe, Hawaii June 28, 2012
"No "there!" there."
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Churchill Tubo
I must have smoked a bad one. I noticed nothing noteworthy in a good way about this smoke except, it burned good. Very dry tasting smoke. The wrapper fell apart in one spot but stopped. Not too harsh but no flavor that I could detect. Disappointing. Very bland and blah. I've had worse but, I won't bother with these again.
Terrance in El Dorado June 9, 2012
"Mandatory for any smoker!"
Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Romeos Court
My absolute favorite, If you don't have a couple of these in your humi - I don't know why you have one...
Aaron in Modesto,CA April 28, 2012
"Just okay."
Romeo y Julieta 1875 Magnum
Not a bad smoke, just not epic. Good tobacco flavor, but without any spice. A little toast, and mildly astringent on the back of the throat. These were aged 1+ year in humidor out of the tubes. The prelight aroma is very nice.
JD in So.Cal. April 15, 2012
"Good Smoke"
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good burn,very consistent,very good draw,great appearance,taste ok,very good construction,over all a very good Cigar!
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Lisa, Jacob and Lauren do a great job, not only is it a CSA but a store where CSA members can purchase local products, eggs, cheese,meat, honey, baked goods, too many items to list. This is a treasure and need to be supported. Keep up the great work guys.
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My husband and I, along with four friends from California and Northern Indiana, gathered at Finn Inn for a week. We found the house very clean, attractive, and comfortable. Tom, the caretaker, came to introduce himself the first full day.
We enjoyed every space in the house, the boat dock, fire pit, the sunroom, and all the decks.
The town of Laurie has some nice restaurants, but mostly we used the well-appointed kitchen and large grill to prepare "home-cooked"meals. Even with several rainy days, we were happy, taking advantage of the video library.
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25th Jun 2012, 09:18 PM | #241 |
Didn't Obama also say he wouldn't allocate federal powers to close medical marijuana facilities? Lets see if there are any actual changes that take place before we judge his decision. I bet a bunch of illegals are going to complain that they are still getting ****ed.
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Anyone who complains about immigration being a problem is a retard. Remember the part of US history where white Europeans came over uninvited and killed the majority of the local populace? suck a big ol mexican dick covered in hotsauce conservatives Last edited by FuLLBLeeD; 1st Jul 2012 at 01:48 AM. |
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This isn't the 1700s. People are different, society is different, population centers are different. It should be easy to come here, but it shouldn't be open to everyone no matter what. Currently they will not be even though, yeah, that is probably how it should be working. That being said, I don't understand why we are punishing anyone that was brought here (not came here) before they were a teenager. I guess we aren't anymore.
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I said plenty would be around to discuss after Wednesday and Thursday of last week. I'm shocked about everything that happened pretty much.
Arizona SB1070 was de-clawed and I thought it would have passed. Obama care passed. I and most of the country thought it would fail. Eric Holder was found in contempt by the Congress but Obama put him under wing and the Department of Justice has said they won't prosecute him. All of these things make me continue to wonder about the future of this country. I'm on standby now. I along with so many others take all of this in. I'm at a loss I must confess. Illegal aliens are "illegal" and yet our government, against what was the existing law which was the will of the people embraced them. Our Department of Justice which is empowered by our Congress is refusing to obey the hand that feeds them. Even the democrats voted against Eric Holder on this one. A bipartisan majority of our Congress has spoken and is being ignored by this administration. That what keeps happening. This administration keeps ignoring the will of the people and preexisting established laws and processes. I will have to stand back and watch to see what happens now. The higher court has spoken and I obey the law. I will wait and hope this country comes to its senses. God Bless America! |
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yes they are ignoring them. but conservatives don't hold a monopoly on the will of the people...
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The conservatives always think the "American People" overwhelmingly reject policies the conservatives reject. The conservatives definition of the "American People" is more aptly defined as their constituents and supporters, and nobody else. The GOP thinks that they are the only "Party of the Constitution" in the country. It's as if they think the Democrats, etc want to obtain the original copy and incinerate it. Going with the "Party of the Constitution" idea, the GOP thinks that it holds a monopoly on the "true" definition of our non-rigid, highly-malleable and up to interpretation Constitution, and everyone else's definition is false and un-American. I could go on and on, but whenever a Republican stands in front of the speaker and touts buzzwords like the "American People" or "the Party of the Constitution," it makes me cringe. Last edited by Zxanphorian; 1st Jul 2012 at 09:50 PM. |
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Isn't that what Mrs. Palin said?
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Editorial: City has some explaining to do in dog case
If it was a person who was suspected of killing a dog as it walked on the sidewalk with its owner, there's no way this would have happened.
So how is it that two dangerous dogs with a history of violence were released from custody after committing the same terrible crime?
Schenectady city officials owe the public a lot of answers after they somehow allowed the release of two large dogs, which witnesses said leaped out of a window, crossed the road, and brutally killed a 24-pound terrier mix as it was being walked by its owner on Dean Street in the city last month.
In a move apparently born of compassion for the love of an owner and his dogs, Deputy Corporation Counsel Carl Falotico made an agreement with the dogs' owner, Sean McKearn, that allowed the dogs to be held at a private shelter — instead of a city shelter — so McKearn could visit his pets, which are likely to be euthanized for their latest offense.
Somehow, the dogs were later released from the private shelter into the custody of people associated with McKearn, who then hid the dogs and refused to tell authorities where they were.
This incident raises several questions. First, why would the city agree to this deal? It's not automatic that a person is entitled to visit his condemned dogs. He couldn't have waited until the inevitable hearing? Second, how was McKearn or his accomplices able to engineer the release? Weren't officials at the private shelter, Milton Manor, alerted not to release the dogs to anyone? If they were aware of an alert, did they deliberately or accidentally violate the order? And since these dogs had attacked people and other animals before, why were they even returned to the owner after the previous attacks in the first place?
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There are a few lopsided matchups featuring road teams that will easily win in Week 12, which gives you a few gimmes when you're filling out your NFL picks sheet.
With just six games left on the 2013 schedule for most teams, the gap between good squads and poor ones grows wider with every passing week.
Here's a look at the entire schedule for Week 12 with predictions for every game, followed by a deeper examination of three contests where the road team will win handily.
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Nov. 21 | Saints | Falcons | NO |
Nov. 24 | Buccaneers | Lions | DET |
Nov. 24 | Vikings | Packers | MIN |
Nov. 24 | Jaguars | Texans | HOU |
Nov. 24 | Chargers | Chiefs | KC |
Nov. 24 | Panthers | Dolphins | CAR |
Nov. 24 | Steelers | Browns | PIT |
Nov. 24 | Bears | Rams | CHI |
Nov. 24 | Jets | Ravens | BAL |
Nov. 24 | Titans | Raiders | TEN |
Nov. 24 | Colts | Cardinals | ARI |
Nov. 24 | Cowboys | Giants | NYG |
Nov. 24 | Broncos | Patriots | DEN |
Nov. 25 | 49ers | Redskins | SF |
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New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons
This game shouldn't be close.
If things work out on the field like they do on paper, New Orleans should be up by at least a couple of touchdowns before halftime.
Atlanta gives up the fourth-most points per game in the NFL (29.2) and New Orleans enters this contest with the league's second-highest scoring offense (28.8).
On the flip side, the Falcons are in the bottom half of the league in terms of scoring offense (No. 22, averaging 21.4 per game) while the Saints feature the league's No. 5-ranked scoring defense, allowing just 18.3 points per contest.
The first time these teams met came back in Week 1, before Atlanta's roster was decimated by injuries. The Saints came away victorious, winning 23-17.
Rest assured, this game won't be nearly as close.
Drew Brees will shred Atlanta's mediocre secondary and the Saints will shut down the depleted offense of the Falcons.
Projected Score: Saints win 41-21.
Carolina Panthers at Miami Dolphins
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports that Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson is week-to-week with a sprained MCL. He's the heart and soul of Carolina's defensive front and has 8.5 sacks this year to lead his team, but it's highly likely that he'll miss this game.
Even without him, the Panthers will get to second-year Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill early and often. Miami has allowed more sacks than any team in the league (41) this year and Carolina's defense has been swarming quarterbacks, racking up 31 sacks on the season.
The Dolphins have been playing well on defense over the past few weeks, but the Panthers have been taking down top opponents recently with precise offense.
Who you got?
Since throwing three interceptions against the Arizona Cardinals in a losing cause back in Week 5, Cam Newton has been on a tear, throwing 10 touchdowns and just three interceptions during the team's six-game winning streak.
Carolina's balanced offense will give the Dolphins fits and the Panthers will easily win their seventh game in a row.
Projected Score: Panthers win 27-13.
San Francisco 49ers at Washington Redskins
From an outsider's perspective, Washington's locker room appears to be fractured—or close to it.
In an interview with LaVar Arrington and Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan in D.C. (h/t Chris Lingebach of CBS DC), veteran receiver Santana Moss recently took exception to second-year quarterback Robert Griffin III's comments after the team lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 11 to move to 3-7 on the season:
As a leader, you understand that if you're involved in the situation, whether you're the receiver, the quarterback, the guys making the tackle, whoever. Regardless of the outcome, good or bad, you have to at some point, stand up and say me or I.
It's easy to see why Washington's players are frustrated. After winning the NFC East with a record of 10-6 last season, this team can't stop anyone and is struggling on offense.
Washington has lost three of four games entering this upcoming contest and it won't get any easier on Monday night when this team hosts the San Francisco 49ers.
The 49ers have lost two agonizingly close games in a row to a couple of the NFL's top teams. San Francisco's defense has played spectacularly well—especially against the pass—but its offense has totaled fewer than 200 yards in each of the past two contests.
Washington's abysmal defense is the cure Colin Kaepernick and the 49ers offense need to get back on track.
The Redskins allow 31.1 points per game, which is the third-worst mark in the NFL.
Frank Gore should have a monster game in Washington and Kaepernick will emerge from his recent slump with renewed vigor for the final stretch of games after having a field day against Washington's pitiful secondary.
Projected Score: 49ers win 35-17.
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"Major field of study" is one of those things that must be reported to SEVIS. As soon as you have consulted advisors and made the decision to change, go to the Advising Resource Center to report that change. Sit down with your new principal advisor and work out a program of study, semester-by-semester, that shows the entire plan for your new degree program.
Bring that new degree program (signed by the new advisor) to the OIEP to ask that the change be reported in SEVIS. One of the points of discussion will be the possibility that you will need more time to complete the new program than was originally allotted on your I-20 (F1 students) or DS-2019 (J1 students). Another subject will be the financial support you may need to continue beyond the completion date that was originally estimated. You will be issued a new I-20/DS-2019 when the change is reported to SEVIS.
I'm a graduate student. How do I change my major field of study?
This can be a little more complicated, since the decision will involve your original department, your new department, and the Graduate Office. However, if all works out and you do change your major, work out a program of study with your new advisor, one that shows a semester-by-semester plan for your new degree.
Bring that new study program (signed by your new advisor) and all funding documentation to the OIEP to ask that the change be reported to SEVIS. As with undergraduates, the issues of time-to-completion and financial support will need to be discussed. Your new I-20/DS-2019 will reflect the change of major and any changes in program completion date and financial support.
I want to move from the BS level to the MS level (or MS to PhD). What do I do?
You must first apply for and be accepted into the MS or PhD program of your choice, then find sufficient funding to meet Tech's estimate of your costs for the academic year or a full calendar year. Once accepted and funded, you will be issued a new I-20/DS-2019 through the SEVIS system, with updated major field of study, completion date, and financial information.
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Customizable mecha and turn-based strategy combine in the ultimate version of a fan-favorite, 12-year-old game that's never been released in the US before.
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Water, water everywhere ... And oil, oil, oil ...
How did this happen? Why? Who's to blame. How do we make sure this never, never happens again? Why doesn't Obama do something? Is it the government's fault or BP's? Why isn't BP being fined, punished, taken over by the Feds?
This globby, sticky bla-bla-bla, like the oil, oil, oil, goes on and on.
Solutions are mentioned. This sounds feasible. No, this will make things worse! What about that? What about the thirty ideas from the world's best experts? Or those five gigantic super tankers someone mentioned -- tankers that could slurp up the oil? But each solution comes with ramifications, drawbacks, dangers that have to be evaluated.
Meanwhile, the gushing oil is dooming the fishing industry, the resort businesses, wetlands, beaches in more and more states, threatening other coastal areas to the east -- to the south, to the north -- maybe even west. And hurricanes, rainstorms, winds can spread the oil, who knows where?
It's a life and death situation -- globs have already appeared in the water off the panhandle of Florida.
What can I do? What can you do? What should we do? We're seeing on TV the despair, tears -- seeing hopelessness in the faces of people, while we're waiting for the next news alert about what's happened -- didn't happen today, what might be happening tomorrow, and who's planning what -- what's next, and when, when ...when?
It's a frightening, helpless feeling -- not knowing what anyone is doing --not knowing what to hope for.
Having been in a life and death situation, I learned to watch the second hand on the clock, waiting for the painkiller I got every three hours -- inventing different ways of counting, inventing questions to ask the nurse that would lead to conversations, that would take my mind off me.
All you can do is brace yourself, take a deep breath, pull yourself together, so that when the time comes to take an action, you can do it.
Do what ? Collect money -- make a list of possible helping hands -- join a group to pick up the globs of goo on the beaches? Send money -- phone despairing workers, give them courage to start from scratch -- tell them "You can do it, take it one step at a time, we'll be phoning, cheering you on."
We are fighting a war in Afghanistan, a war I hate and feel we should be ending.. Remember how we lost Health Care reform, and got it back after umpteen Obama negotiations behind the scenes?
If the President had to explain, sell us the solution, as well as sell his advisers and experts with whom he's figuring out what to do -- finding the right solutions tor ending the war, ending the oil spill will take longer -- it could take months.
We can pray, and not distract him or anyone who's working on trying to stop the oil, oil, oil. And yes -- form a group of cleaner-uppers, and be ready to pick up globs and wash the birds and turtles, and the pelicans.
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- Carola said...
It is a frightening thought: a whole ocean and a coastline of our country will be dead. I wonder if any of this oil in the ocean is affecting Mexico. I was at the ocean last weekend, and tried to imagine the whole Pacific northwest coast getting despoiled.
- June 7, 2010 at 10:15 AM
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Sheila writes: Today, October 30, is the 75th anniversary of the historic 1938 "War of the Worlds" broadcast, presented by Orson Welles and his merry band of Mercury Theater friends. In Peter Bogdanovich's book "This is Orson Welles", Welles tells Bogdanovich: "Six minutes after we'd gone on the air, the switchboards in radio stations right across the country were lighting up like Christmas trees. Houses were emptying, churches were filling up; from Nashville to Minneapolis there was wailing in the street and the rending of garments. Twenty minutes in, and we had a control room full of very bewildered cops. They didn't know who to arrest or for what, but they did lend a certain tone to the remainder of the broadcast. We began to realize, as we plowed on with the destruction of New Jersey, that the extent of our American lunatic fringe had been underestimated." Bogdanovich later says to Welles, "The Martian broadcast didn't really hurt you at all. Would you say it was lucky?" Welles replied, "Well, it put me in the movies. Was that lucky? I don't know." Here is the original radio broadcast in all its mockumentary glory.
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A pair of hard-hitting heavyweights will meet in Los Angeles. Promising knockout artist Derrick Lewis takes on Ruan Potts at UFC 184 on Feb. 28 at Staples Center, the UFC announced Tuesday. Lewis was on quite the run before being knocked out by Matt Mitrione in September. Lewis (11-3, 1 NC) has still won two of his three UFC bouts by knockout, beating Jack May and Guto Inocente. The giant slugger's last loss before Mitrione came back in 2011, an unbeaten stretch of eight fights. The 29-year-old read news >>
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Punches in bunches! World Series of Fighting (WSOF) heavyweight Smealinho Rama won the promotion's inaugural 265-pound strap by beating the brakes off Derrick Mehmen at the WSOF 14 mixed martial arts (MMA) event last Saturday night (Oct. 11, 2014) inside Edmonton EXPO Centre at Northlands in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, live on NBC Sports. See who else got the job done with our WSOF 14 live results and discussion here, as well as our full "Ford vs. Shields" event recap here. Your browser does not read news >>
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Last night (Fri., Sept. 5, 2014), two powerful heavyweights in Matt Mitrione and Derrick Lewis literally collided in Ledyard, Connecticut. Very early in the bout, "Meathead" managed to end the fight in dominant fashion and showed that calling him out may not be the best idea. Find out how in our fight review below! Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heavyweights Matt Mitrione and Derrick Lewis looked to move up from the mid-tier last night (Sept. 5, 2014) at UFC Fight Night 50 at Foxwoods Reso read news >>
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The Los Angeles Angels certainly are glad to have their best power hitter back in the lineup.
Vladimir Guerrero looks to build on a big night at the plate as the AL West-leading Angels continue their three-game series with the Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night.
Guerrero missed four games because of an inflamed right triceps, but returned to the Angels' lineup Tuesday as the designated hitter and homered twice in the 10-5 win. He leads the Angels with 24 homers and 114 RBIs.
The Angels (85-59) won their fifth straight road game and their fifth in eight contests overall.
"Any time one the best players in baseball is back in your lineup, it makes you better as a team," said teammate Reggie Willits, who went 3-for-4 with two runs and an RBI.
Guerrero has 24 RBIs in his last 24 games and has hit safely in 19 of his last 21. He's also batting .351 with 15 homers and 44 RBIs in 45 career games against the Orioles (61-82) and needs one homer to reach 25 for the 10th straight season.
"With Guerrero, he's such a great hitter, I think you're probably better off making him hit pitches out of the strike zone than you are throwing him pitches in the strike zone," Orioles manager Dave Trembley said. "The guy's a great bad ball hitter to begin with. I think you're complicating the matter even more when you throw the ball in the middle of the plate to him."
However, Los Angeles lost another key player Tuesday as center fielder Gary Matthews Jr. sprained his right ankle. X-rays were negative, but the team said that Matthews, who is hitting .257 with 18 homers and 17 stolen bases, will miss at least five games.
"It's part of baseball. Guys are going to get nicked up," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia, who team also played without infielder Maicer Izturis because of a sore right foot. "We're getting down here to crunch time, it's not an opportune time.
Chone Figgins went 3-for-4, and is 19-for-32 (.594) against the Orioles this season. Los Angeles has won 11 of the last 14 from the Orioles.
Baltimore lost for the 17th time in 20 games overall, while being outscored 178-90. The defeat also ensured the Orioles their 10th straight losing season.
Tuesday's starter for Baltimore, Daniel Cabrera (9-15, 5.11 ERA), was ejected in the fourth inning of his last start on Friday. He threw behind the ear of Boston's Dustin Pedroia immediately after balking in a run, and was tossed after waving his arms at the Red Sox bench, apparently to provoke them.
The following day, Trembley met with Cabrera and told him his actions "uncalled for, unprofessional, no need to do it."
Cabrera gave up three runs and before he was tossed in his shortest start since April 7, 2006. He was charged with the 4-0 loss, falling to 0-3 with a 6.53 ERA over his last four starts.
Cabrera is 2-2 with a 5.02 ERA in five career starts against the Angels.
Los Angeles counters with Kelvim Escobar (16-7, 3.04), who is trying for his 100th career win. He is 5-1 with a 4.08 ERA over his last six starts and gave up three runs in 5 2-3 innings of Thursday's 10-3 win over Cleveland.
Escobar has more wins against the Orioles than any other opponent, going 12-5 with a 4.19 ERA in 35 career appearances against them, including 19 starts. He has struggled against Baltimore this season, though, going 0-1 with an 8.76 ERA in two starts.
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Los Angeles | 94-68 | 1st West | Away 40-41 | Lost 1 | 4-6 |
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I'm leaving for the Video Games Live Concert in New Orleans tomorrow morning with my roommates! I wanted to get some tracks out before I left. I will post more today if I get them done before I leave.
Featuring "War Without a World" by Midnight Brown from their newest Album "Deadly Electric"
War Without a World by Midnight Brown
1. Abe's Photograph (War Without a World Fanfare)
2. Time Traveling Duo (Main Menu)
3. War on the Lawn
4. John Wilkes Booth's Brain
5. Clash with Washington's Monument
6. Jefferson's Town House
7. Adams Pickle
8. The Underground
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