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Dangers of Coal Ash Gets Much-Needed National Media Attention
Thanks to the third-largest and most recent coal ash spill at Duke Energy's Dan River plant in Eden, N.C., this past February—and the federal investigation and political nonsense that followed—it may seem as though coal ash is only a North Carolina issue, but it is not. Coal ash pollution is a national issue (well, truly, it's an international issue) that warrants national media attention, though it rarely enjoys that sort of spotlight.
However, with MSNBC's coal-ash segment last night and news from The Charlotte Business Journal that CBS' "60 Minutes" is working on a special investigation that should air in about a month, the spotlight is coming coal ash's way.
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The Shock Doctrine of the Oligarchy Cannot Be Allowed to Debilitate Us
Naomi Klein's brilliant 2008 book, "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism," was a visionary breakthrough in understanding how the oligarchy uses catastrophic circumstances to seize economic control of nations. Taking advantage of natural, political and financial upheaval, Klein cogently argues, the apostles of Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand use disaster as an opportunity to implement extremist free-market economic policies while reducing government spending for the common good.
The mainstream media and political narrative that we have lived with for years - of lurching from one sensationalist crisis to another - has evolved into a continuous "shock doctrine." The neoliberal forces of unfettered capitalism and the global consolidation of wealth advance as we are distracted by lurid coverage that stimulates our fears but not our brains. Akira Watts eloquently addressed this ceaseless barrage of "fourth-estate" terror in a BuzzFlash commentary yesterday, "ISIS, Ebola, and Why Fear of the Unknown Makes Us Stupid."
The never-ending fusillade of frightening images and news evoke the fear of monsters from our childhood. It is news that both attracts and repulses us because of its titillating appeal to out primal phobias.
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As an old popular song from the 1970s asks, what do you get if you "work your fingers right down to the bone"? Boney fingers.
As the hardworking housekeepers for the sprawling Marriott chain of hotels know, that's more than a cute song lyric; it's the truth. Mostly women, these "room attendants," as they're called, are paid a poverty wage of barely $8 an hour by this hugely profitable lodging conglomerate to preform a very hard, physical job. Compelled to do very heavy lifting at unsafe speeds, they suffer the highest injury rate in the so-called "hospitality" industry. Some two-thirds of them have to take pain medication just to get through their day of heaving 100-pound mattresses, stooping to clean floors and toilets and twisting to readjust furniture in 15 to 20 rooms per shift.
Yet, Marriott's CEO publicly hails the very women he exploits as "the heart of the house," saying his chain likes to express its appreciation to them with "special recognition events" during International Housekeepers Week. Yes, exploited room refreshers are not rewarded with a living wage, but with their very own congratulatory week — how great is that?
Stealth Evangelism 3.0: The Remarkable Resilience of the Religious Right
In 1990, a young Ralph Reed, newly hired by Pat Robertson's Christian Coalition to oversee its daily operations, told the Los Angeles Times that, "What Christians have got to do is take back this country, one precinct at a time, one neighborhood at a time and one state at a time. I honestly believe that in my lifetime, we will see a country once again governed by Christians...and Christian values."
A year later, in an interview with Norfolk, Virginia's Virginian-Pilot, Reed talked about the organization's stealth political strategy, a strategy aimed at having Religious Right candidates hide their social agenda, while talking about other issues more attractive to voters, such as lower taxes: "I want to be invisible. I paint my face and travel at night. You don't know it's over until you're in a body bag. You don't know until election night."
In a 1992 interview with the Los Angeles Times, Reed, who left the Christian Coalition a few years later to start up his own public relations firm, and was later caught up in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal, explained stealth: "It's like guerrilla warfare. If you reveal your location, all it does is allow your opponent to improve his artillery bearings. It's better to move quietly, with stealth, under the cover of night."
In the intervening nearly twenty-five years, the Religious Right has used a number of strategies, from Reed's stealth tactics to developing high-powered political organizations and high-profile leaders like the Moral Majority's Jerry Falwell, the Christian Coalition's Pat Robertson, and Focus on the Family's James Dobson; from placing a succession of anti-gay and anti-abortion initiatives on state ballots to mobilizing committed conservative grassroots activists.
Richest Are Reducing Percentage Given to Charity as the Middle Class Gives More
Yes, BuzzFlash has repeatedly posted commentaries on how the wealthiest 1 percent in the United States have received 95 percent of the economic benefits from the post-2008 recovery. That alone is an astonishing and appalling statistic. However, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports that the richest people in the US are now giving a smaller percentage of their income to charity than they did before the economy cratered.
In an October 5 article entitled, "As Wealthy Give Smaller Share of Income to Charity, Middle Class Digs Deeper," the Chronicle reports,
As the recession lifted, poor and middle class Americans dug deeper into their wallets to give to charity, even though they were earning less. At the same time, according to a new Chronicle analysis of tax data, wealthy Americans earned more, but the portion of the income they gave to charity declined.
Using the IRS data, The Chronicle was able to track gifts to charity at the state, county, metropolitan-area, and ZIP code levels. The data were for gifts to charity among taxpayers who itemize deductions on their tax forms. It captured $180-billion that was given to charity in 2012, or about 80 percent of the total amount given to charity as tabulated by "Giving USA...."
The wealthiest Americans—those who earned $200,000 or more—reduced the share of income they gave to charity by 4.6 percent from 2006 to 2012. Meanwhile, Americans who earned less than $100,000 chipped in 4.5 percent more of their income during the same time period. Middle- and lower-income Americans increased the share of income they donated to charity, even as they earned less, on average, than they did six years earlier.
ISIS, Ebola, and Why Fear of the Unknown Makes Us Stupid
Ebola in the United States. It ended with ISIS beheading yet another hostage. Our two biggest fears on the global stage just flexed their muscles and got scarier. It is no surprise then, that there is a panicky edge to the discussion of either topic, or that the proposed solutions to either issue are becoming ever more extreme and outlandish.
As weeks go, last week wasn't exactly a great one. It began with the inevitable appearance ofLet's take a step back for a second. Yes, Ebola is awful. The death toll in West Africa is over 3000, and the total number of cases could hit 1.4 million within 4 months. Given that the current outbreak has a mortality rate that is pushing 60%, those are grim figures. But, despite widespread panic, the number of confirmed cases within the United States remains at exactly one. And yes, ISIS is awful. Over 5000 Iraqis have died as a result of its military actions, and ISIS is singularly unconcerned with avoiding things like genocide or war crimes. But how many Western hostages have been beheaded by ISIS? Four, a number that will hopefully remain unchanged.
That last paragraph could be taken in a very nasty way. No Americans dying? Eh, who cares? That isn't my intention at all. What is interesting is how we've seemed to settle upon ISIS and Ebola as our designated fears of the season, especially since things aren't going all that well elsewhere. From the Ukraine, to Hong Kong, to Egypt, to Estonia, there are any number of areas in the world where things could very rapidly spiral out of control just as easily as the situation in Iraq and Syria. Back at home, heart disease kills 600,000 every year, and even a lightweight like measles has taken 41 in 2014. Again, it would seem that there are many things out there that are every bit as threatening, if not more threatening, than Ebola.
Dumping University Tuition Is Not a Dream; It Is Now the Reality in Germany
While US students wallow in debt that exceeds $1 trillion, according to Forbes, Germany is now offering a tuition-free future for upcoming generations.
No, it's not a far-fetched idea for the government to invest in a country's intellectual capacity by financing advanced education. The more students who have access to the university, the greater the contribution to a nation's growth and well-being, particularly in this age of advanced technology and scientific knowledge. Instead of allowing its students to be burdened by lifelong debt - or not going to college at all because of the costs - Germany sees that it benefits the country to subsidize debt-free higher education.
A September Times of London article headlined, "German universities scrap all tuition fees," also alludes to the economic justice aspect of the policy:
All German universities will be free of charge when term starts next week after fees were abandoned in Lower Saxony, the last of seven states to charge.
"Tuition fees are socially unjust," said Dorothee Stapelfeldt, senator for science in Hamburg, which scrapped charges in 2012. "They particularly discourage young people who do not have a traditional academic family background from taking up studies. It is a core task of politics to ensure that young women and men can study with a high quality standard free of charge in Germany."
Nuclear Power Cannot Be Made Safe: It's Just a Clean Way to Die
It was a relatively cool afternoon on the central coast of California. The fog settled quietly over the hills like a white heron. And despite the worst drought in our state's history, the sky was a deep blue, the color of autumn, the sun shimmered brightly on the bay, a few crows shouted above the field where my two Labradors were happily chasing a squirrel to no avail—just another ordinary day - until suddenly PG&E's Diablo Nuclear Power Plant's siren went off. I forgot that they were running a routine test that day.
There are four rotating speakers that roar an alarming sound: EMERGENCY! It is so loud that PG&E warn residents a week in advance so that you can protect your hearing and your pets' ears from the blaring sirens. My dogs freaked out - and so did I. We ran as fast as we could back to the house.
Central coast residents have grown accustomed to these routine tests. But that day - for a moment, I thought it was the real thing. It feels as if you're in a war zone and that you had better take cover as quickly as possible. Problem is—there is no real "escape plan" if the Diablo Nuclear Power Plant became a Fukushima meltdown catastrophe.
And that's the ultimate irony about the routine siren tests: it's an exercise in futility.
How 14 People Made More Money Than the Entire Food Stamp Budget for 50,000,000 People
For the second year in a row, America's richest 14 individuals made more from their annual investments than the $80 billion provided for people in need of food. Nearly half of the food-deprived are children. Perversely, the food stamp program was CUT because of a lack of federal funding.
In a testament to the inability -- or unwillingness -- of Congress to do anything about the incessant upward re-distribution of America's wealth, the richest 14 Americans increased their wealth from $507 billion to $589 billion in ONE YEAR from their investment earnings. As stated by Forbes, "All together the 400 wealthiest Americans are worth a staggering $2.29 trillion, up $270 billion from a year ago."
The Richest 14 Made Enough Money to Hire Two Million Pre-School Teachers or Emergency Medical Technicians
Billions of dollars of wealth, derived from years of American productivity, have been transferred to a few financially savvy and well-connected individuals who have spent a generation shaping trading rules and tax laws to their own advantage. It's so inexplicably one-sided that the 2013 investment earnings of the richest 1% of Americans ($1.8 trillion) was more than the entire budget for Social Security ($860 billion), Medicare ($524 billion), and Medicaid ($304 billion).
Poisoned Fracking Playgrounds a Threat to Texas Kids
ShaleTest, which tracks the impact of shale oil and gas extraction for communities which can't afford such tests, found as part of its Project Playground: Cleaner Air for Active Kids funded by Patagonia. The group ran air quality tests at five recreational parks and playgrounds in the north Texas, located near natural gas processing plants in the Barnett shale fracking area. It found harmful chemicals, including carcinogens, at all five.
The air at Texas playgrounds could be hazardous to children's health. That's what nonprofit environmental testing group"The oil and gas industry claims that they're drilling responsibly," said ShaleTest president Tim Ruggiero. "These tests show they're not."
The story was featured on the cover of the alternative newsweekly Fort Worth Weekly this week under the headline "Bad Air Day." It described a deserted Delga Park in Fort Worth next to a huge natural gas compressor station run by Chesapeake Energy, which reporter Peter Gorman had to leave after two hours because his eyes were tearing and he had difficulty breathing.
ShaleTest collected air samples at the locations and compared the results to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)'s Effects Screening Levels (ESL) and Air Monitoring Comparison Values (AMCV), "set to protect human health and welfare," according to the TCEQ. The parks include two in Fort Worth, one in the Fort Worth/Dallas area suburb of Mansfield, the city of Denton and DISH in Denton County, whose story was told in Josh Fox's Gasland films.
"The people living around Delga Park, in particular, are going to be sacrificed in the long term," Calvin Tillman, former mayor of DISH and co-founder of ShaleTest, told Fort Worth Weekly. "And the sickening thing is that they're being sacrificed so that the gas company can make a few bucks."


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REBECCA Gibney has her fingers crossed. For months the jungle drums have been beating about the end of Packed to the Rafters.
The media has been awash with speculation Rafters will finish after its sixth season on Channel 7.
The rumours have been fuelled by cast leaving the show. Logie winner Hugh Sheridan's decision to defect to Ten felt like a death knell for the popular drama.
Sheridan's move came after Rafters had already endured the exits of Jessica Marais (Rachel Rafter), Jessica McNamee (Sammy Rafter) and Zoe Ventoura (Melissa Rafter).
Angus McLaren (Nathan Rafter) also took a break from the show.
Fans started to wonder how Seven could continue a show called Packed to the Rafters if there weren't any Rafters left.
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A likeable lead character goes a long way. Bound By Flame's hero is a weird asshole. "You don't look much like a good luck charm, you ugly fuck," she comments to the first boss. You want that creature to spit back: "Who *does* look like a good luck charm? Is that even a saying?" Later on, a mission is accepted with "I'm not helping you because you made puppy eyes at the captain". The entire script feels like it's been plucked randomly from a book of English idioms. At times, it borders on art.
Bound By Flame's combat forces thoughtfulness. Head-on bravado is punished by an inability to take on multiple foes effectively, and your arsenal is padded out by traps, magic and stealth. Magic is earned when a ritual goes skew-iff, sealing a demon in your body, and this demon provides some pleasantly grey moral choices. Because you're such a dick, the demon seems perfectly reasonable, and there are precious few good people in the world. Just don't expect momentous decisions to have that much of an effect in the world, as the illusion of impact is pretty thin.
Combat involves choosing between the Warrior stance, with more powerful attacks, and a shield-breaking kick. Well-timed parrying opens up a window for a boosted counter-attack. The Ranger stance gives you faster, weaker attacks, but also gives you the chance to enter stealth mode. In stealth, you can creep around in black and white and deliver bonus damage on your first strike. The whole blend of combat is remarkably similar to Spiders' previous game, Mars: War Logs - but stealth feels less effective. Enemies have such high HP, that that boosted damage hardly seems worth it.
There's a crafting system, too - and it's as senseless as the script. Basic ingredients can be crafted out of gold, then combined into rarer items. Ten gold becomes a raw metal, four raw metal becomes refined metal. Then, you can make steel with a combination of refined metal, leather and tainted blood. Because that's what steel is. Ask anyone!
You get stronger along three skill trees. One boosts your Warrior stance, boosting your ability to interrupt enemy attacks, and parry and counter from more angles and with greater ease. Another is for Rangers, with critical boosts and stealth helpers. The third is your demon-based fire attacks, which either boost the power, or reduce their impact on your severely limited mana pool. Running alongside the skill trees are feats, which you unlock with a combination of in-game actions and point-spending. This is all familiar, and fine - even if many of the skills feel like stat adjusts, rather than new powers.
Spiders has a combat system that's workable, and just occasionally rewarding. If you can enjoy the fact that none of it makes sense, and that your decisions have limited impact on the world or the story (beyond the odd armour bonus), then there's some pleasure to be had from this B-movie car-crash of a game.
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Union wants probe into cop's cell death
Comment on this storyJohannesburg - The murder of a police officer in an East Rand police station needs to be investigated, the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (Popcru) said on Tuesday.
Warrant Officer Lennox Phathumzi Latha was responding to a call from the police cells on Sunday when he was strangled with a piece of a blanket.
"The sequence of events... raise serious questions about what really took place on the fateful evening. We are conducting our own investigation," spokesman Theto Mahlakoana said in a statement.
"We would like the SA Police Service to answer how an officer could be killed at a station where a number of other officers were on duty. We'd also like to know how the inmates managed to walk out of the premises unnoticed."
On Monday, Colonel Noxolo Kweza said when Latha went to second cell gate he was attacked by inmates, who strangled him with a blanket cut into pieces.
The inmates then took the keys to the cell, and threw his body into a toilet in the cells.
By the time Latha's colleague realised what had happened, two of the inmates had escaped, while another two were still in the holding cell.
The two escapees were initially arrested on car hijacking charges.
Kweza said police were investigating whether the other two inmates were also involved in the murder.
Mahlakoana said the union was "disheartened" by the killing. - Sapa
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Rockefeller College is proud to have three 2011 Spirit of Princeton winners: Jennifer King '11, Jane Yang '11, and Claire Cole '12. The award honors undergrads for their positive contributions to campus life--and our three winners were picked from a group of more than 120 nominations.
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Jennifer King, a senior from Greenwich, Conn., is concentrating in computer science and pursuing a certificate in information technology and society. A three-year starter on the varsity field hockey team, she has earned numerous accolades as a scholar-athlete, including a spot on the All-Ivy Academic Team as a junior. An avid singer, she performed the U.S. national anthem before home games and later joined the University Glee Club to develop her talents. To inspire her peers, especially women, to explore the sciences, she helped launch two student organizations, the Princeton Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery and Princeton Women in Computer Science. Last year she used her computer science skills to formulate a business plan, with classmate Caroline Clark, to develop an online option for speech therapy with the goal of reducing the cost of teaching people how to adjust to and use cochlear implants. The plan tied for first place at the 2010 TigerLaunch Entrepreneurship Competition. After graduation, she will work as a software engineer at Google.
Jane Yang, a senior from Ypsilanti, Mich., is a chemical and biological engineering major pursuing certificates in engineering biology and sustainable energy. As a member of Engineers Without Borders -- an organization she has led as co-president -- she traveled to Ashaiman, Ghana, in 2009 to help build a community library. She also conducted a range of interviews with residents, and shared some of their stories visually through a photo exhibit in Rockefeller College. Her work in Ghana was supported by a Martin Dale Summer Award. In addition, she has helped inspire the next generation of engineers by co-coordinating programs for Princeton Engineering Education for Kids, an outreach program that teaches robotics and basic engineering principles to local students. She also co-founded Princeton's chapter of the International Association for Hydrogen Energy and helped develop a portable hydrogen generator. Beyond engineering, she is a head fellow at the Writing Center and was a co-leader of the Student Volunteers Council's American Red Cross and Hats for the Homeless organizations. She also has served as a member of the Pace Center's Student Steering Committee, the Steering Committee on Undergraduate Women's Leadership and Peak Potential, a mentoring program for children with disabilities. Additionally she participated in creating an online student guide with the USG and blogged for the class of 2014 admitted students website. After graduation she will work for the International Rescue Committee in Kenya through Princeton in Africa before joining Deloitte's federal consulting program with the goal of pursuing a career in international development.
Claire Cole, a junior from Waco, Texas, is concentrating in psychology. She serves on the national team of Students for Education Reform (SFER), a nonprofit organization that was founded at Princeton in 2009. She coordinated SFER's three-day national summit and has served as the organization's communications director. Stemming from her personal interest in education leadership, she is committed to engaging with other students in learning how to affect change, and started a campuswide student leadership training program called Leadership for Change. She has interned with the Program in Teacher Preparation, a position that she proposed and designed. As a campus leader, she is a residential college adviser, an Outdoor Action leader and a Breakout Princeton coordinator through the Pace Center for Civic Engagement. Last year she was the editor-in-chief of the Bric-A-Brac yearbook and president of the Texans Club. She has led a weekly project with the Student Volunteers Council, and served as a summer intern with the Princeton Internships in Civic Service program.
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So today I returned home to find my garden FULL of grasshoppers ... and the damage is starting to show. They've eaten a little of everything but the squash and seem to have a taste for carrots as they've eaten the tops completely off some. Alberta Agriulture says 10 hoppers per square meter can do significant damage. Well if I had to count I probably had at least a few hundred (seriously) per square meter. I feel so hopeless and fear my garden will be destroyed by these pests. I put out some traps of cider vinegar with a splash of canola oil - if it catches anything significant I'll put tons more. Any other suggestions (other than chickens or guinaes unless you have some to send my way) would be appreciated. |
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Wow, that's awful! Sorry I can't be of any help, I've never had a problem with them in the city, I've only seen two or three in my garden so far this summer. Slugs, on the other hand... |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4a-4b (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 2:54
Have you tried neem oil? I don't have any experience with it but have heard good things. Sounds like you almost need a flock of chickens. I am not sure if they would damage crops at all but I am sure you could find some very cheap. I would be tempted. SCG |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b-5a (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 3:04
double post SCG |
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- Posted by Thirsty_Dirt_77 3a (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 11:15
I wish I could use chickens but we're not set up for them and I am not about to get set up due to the cost. Due to predators in the sky and on the ground I'm doubtful they would survive more than a few days anyway.... I have a 25 lb bag of DE and a duster so I think I will give everything a light dusting tonight. I have a small bottle of neem oil but considering the garden is about 1800 sq ft I don't think I'll be doing the whole thing but maybe just concentrate on the perimeter and the plants (beans & carrots) that they seem to be eating the most. I have some fine netting (1/4") that I may use to tent in beans too... I'm most concerned about these!! We went for a walk around the yard last night as the sun was going down and all the trees were covered with them, it was truly disgusting. So in addition to the DE and neem oil I think we'll be spray malathion around the garden and on the trees when they are out sunnying themselves. Its so stressful to not have control!!! :( |
It sounds awful. You have my sympathies. But unfortunately, I can't offer any solutions. |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b-5a (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 18:53
Only from what I have researched I hope neem oil will save the day. While expensive locally I can buy it and ship it overnight if you should desire. Might be worth it. If there are that many bugs I can't see anything but a systemic pesticide working. Those you kill will be replaced. Let me know I am game to help SCG |
- Posted by Slimy_Okra 2b (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 23:52
Pyrethrin will knock the existing ones down. It still won't stop others from migrating into your garden, but it's a good first step. It is also a little softer on the environment than malathion or Sevin. |
- Posted by Thirsty_Dirt_77 3a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 2, 13 at 1:32
Thanks for the neem offer SCG but I think I'll be okay. I think Mother Nature heard my cries for help last night as there was significantly less hoppers today as opposed to yesterday - I attribute it to the wind and cooler temperature. That being said there is still waaaay too many. I had to water tonight so there was no point doing any DE so tomorrow morning before it gets too warm I'm gonna head out with the neem oil, DE and my netting to built a fortress around my beans. After all the research done last night when I should have been sleeping I've come to the conclusion that next time we see tons of baby hoppers early on in the year it's time to take action then and not wait.... And even then it's still a gamble as to whether or not it will make a difference - I watched a hopper fly higher than the house and as far as I could see tonight.... I've thought about using pyrethrin too but I have malathion around (works great on ants) so maybe next time I'm at Canadian tire I'll pick some up. Thanks for all the replies and hopefully the hoppers pack up and leave .... One can always hope right? |
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The application called 'Love it or Lose it', allows Apple iPhone users to instantly connect with their friends and community members and request, and receive feedback on fashion merchandises, a release said.
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Other key features include adding friends and viewing their profiles, including their wish lists, getting help in finding gifts for 'hard to shop for' friends, adding favourite stores and designers.
Golirious LLC President Anand Venkatrao said, "We wanted to build an application that can allow shoppers to get feedback instantly from their friends on clothes or accessories which they intend to buy. 'Love it or Lose it' acts as the perfect shopping companion for Apple iPhone users."
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1. What does Jay Cutler say to a receiver who drops a pass in training camp?
Matt Pais: As the expression goes, whipping a ball in someone's face is worth a thousand words. |
Jay St. Pierre: Nothing, considering they probably don't say anything when he throws an interception. |
Jane Monzures: He screams, "Butterfingers!" and then laughs at his own joke. True story. |
Bryant McFadden (120 Sports analyst, @Bmac_120): "You serious?" |
Evil Super Computer: "Guess who's now on diaper duty tonight." *flashes evil grin* |
2. The Ball Up Streetball Tour is in Chicago this weekend. You gonna try out?
Matt Pais: Oh, man, if not for Lolla I'd totally dominate. This is a 5-9 and under league, right? |
Jay St. Pierre: Not knowing anything about this Streetball Tour, I'm hoping it's a wallball tourney. I would kill that! |
Jane Monzures: No, I'll be all Balled out at Lollapalooza! |
Bryant McFadden (120 Sports analyst, @Bmac_120): Next year. |
Evil Super Computer: Please. As if any human could compete with this vision of technological perfection. |
3. The MLB trade deadline is here. Who should be most worried?
Matt Pais: GMs, baseball card owners and Kevin Love, who at this point assumes all trade rumors pertain to him. |
Jay St. Pierre: Everyone who plays for the Cubs considering the entire roster is full of tradable "prospects." |
Jane Monzures: Any player whose ball of gum on the locker room floor stuck to the GM's all-leather oxfords. |
Bryant McFadden (120 Sports analyst, @Bmac_120): The Red Sox. |
Evil Super Computer: All of you. The machines will rule the Earth! MWAHAHAHAHA! |
4. LeBron James stripping off his clothes to give to fans is like ...
Matt Pais: ... needlessly involving a third party for eBay items. Shout out to "The 40-Year-Old Virgin." |
Jay St. Pierre: ... any other high-quality stripper. Kind of toned and a little sweaty. |
Jane Monzures: ...the NBA version of Magic Mike! |
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My first trip to Africa: I really wanted to avoid the crowds and see some real life before chilling out and doing nothing for a few days.
16 Jan: The Slipway in Dar Es Salaam feels like a strange deserted village as we explore the complex during the day - the heat is too much to go very far and the weariness brought on by an overnight flight means a position at the water's edge with a cold drink is the inevitable conclusion.
From here it is a short taxi ride into town and before long I'm walking through the fish market - the only tourist and the only European around. Fish auctions are surrounded by those with vested interest and those with a more passing curiosity - the locals seem keen to find out who's bidding on what but the process is too hard to understand for me. I can just about get a feel for which fish cause the biggest stir and it is definitely not the squid - the platforms where they lie unattended are only of interest to the flies. Curiously I order squid for dinner (maybe out of pity?) and it is great. By night the hotel complex is alive with visitors, not just from the hotel, and the place has a fun and relaxed feel to it - a nice introduction to the trip before we head out into the bush.
17 Jan: The short trip to Bongoyo Island takes us to a beach of much higher quality than on the mainland. The water is perfect and the sandy beach is empty save for a few tourists dotted around. I notice you can camp here - that would be on my list if ever came back.
18 Jan: The next day we have a leisurely morning before catching the train from Tazara Station. The station itself is hall-like and packed with people heading (mostly) to places as far as Zambia, some 48 hours journey from Dar Es Salaam. A disused train sits alongside ours at the platform, a rusty shell of a train whose best days are far behind it. The Chinese-built wonder that will be our home for the next few hours (four and a quarter to be exact) looks modern by comparison. The carriages offer a mix of individual cabins in first and second class, hard and soft seats in 3rd class and 'super-seater' (the latter also has a TV) and busy communal carriages for eating and drinking. The train departs bang on time. Many passengers prefer the communal areas, hanging their heads out of the window to catch the cool late afternoon breeze as we pull slowly out of Tazara and amble past the city's outskirts or chatting in the restaurant or bar.
A cold Kili in the bar carriage brings conversation with the barman and a chance to learn some phrases. Popular drinks here include super-malt, a favourite with the west indian population back in South London where I grew up. It makes me appreciate the local culture a little to be on this train, the atmosphere is buzzing and friendly.
Other non-african passengers seem to be mostly back-packers. Do many people on a two week holiday see this side of Tanzania? I wonder what type of experience it would be to jump in and out of Africa just staying in air-conditioned hotels and isolated, luxury lodges. A lesser one I conclude.
As we enter Selous Reserve, we spot impala and eland, buffalo and baboon. As darkness falls and the near-full moon lights the landscape an enormous roar of a bull elephant is heard. The silhouette of a small group can be seen not fifty feet from the tracks.
Arriving at Kisaka we're prepared for the fact there is no platform and are ready to hand the bags through the window to Hassani, our guide. All along the train the villagers have come to meet the train and trade between them and the passengers passes from lamp-lit trolleys to the windows above. It is a magical scene with the faint light illuminating the train seemingly stopped in the middle of the african bush.
We get to the lodge in the dark and the sounds of the surrounding forest remind me of the jungle. The hot, humid atmosphere is also remarkably similar. We meet the owner of the lodge over drinks and discuss our forthcoming game-drives. Soon after we're all asleep - cocooned in our individual 'Bandas' (fixed, tented accommodation) being serenaded by the sounds of the night.
19 Jan: Walking safari gives us a feel for the plants and birds around, the tracking of game and a giraffe's skeleton provides an interesting anatomy lesson but the game is elusive, warthog and impala can be seen running away but the ellies seem to be just around the corner. The afternoon's game drive however, is a different story. Elephants are everywhere. Girraffe, zebra, many more are seen and the landscape reveals itself to us as varied and quite green, a surprising benefit of travelling in January. The highlight of the day is spotting a leopard on a sandy mound. Across the road, her kill (an impala) is halfway to being dragged up into a tree (the job, we would see, would be finished by tomorrow) and behind her an impala standing stock still as if powerless even to run away. The leopard slowly retreats after a couple of minutes and sprints off through the bush. We head back to the lodge with cooling off in mind.
20 Jan: The full day game drive includes a chance to go out by boat on one of the many lakes of the reserve. Here the birdlife is incredible with african fish eagles swooping and plucking fish right in front of us. The custodians of the water, however are the large number of Hippopotamus lurking mostly beneath the surface. Like islands they attract herons and egrets.
The day is hot, we see ten lions including a cub and a huge male, the dust permeates everything, we feel like the only people in the reserve. We remark that, for the second day running we have not seen a single vehicle in the entire time we have been searching for wildlife.
22 Jan: When the time comes to leave Sable Mountain, we fly by twin prop over the bush and out toward Zanzibar. The water looks unbelievably turquoise and inviting for rugged safari folk like us - a tropical paradise is waiting.
First we explore Stone Town (Zanzibar Town), the largest city on Zanzibar and possibly the most picturesque town centre in this part of Africa. We walk around with our guide, Abraham but no-one feels harassed or unsafe. The narrow streets hide a multitude of craft shops - mostly catering to tourists - and a couple of interesting markets which mark the end of the old town centre and a massively crowded section full of small shops and industry (including impressive carpenters and wood smiths). We wonder through the covered markets and to the former slave market, now a monument to the horrible treatment of slaves in this part of the world.
Walking out at night and we see a different side to the city, the fort on the sea front is lit up and very beautiful, the food-market on the promenade is busy and full of life. Kids throw themselves acrobatically from the sea wall into the waves below to the rapture of a gathering audience.
The restaurants have good variety and some have live music, the one we chose did and we spent, it was named after the island's most famous son - Freddie Mercury. The live music was not in anyway related to the name of the place which was probably for the best as we whiled away a pleasant evening to reggae versions of well known songs.
24 Jan: Fantastic place Stone Town, full of life and interesting streets, we wave goodbye as we head north to Nungwi and our home for the next three days. Time to chill out and enjoy some down time.
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