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SB: Your use of petro oil. Your money funding the Saudis that supported Osama. That connection. Right now, you can choose to give the terrorists and big oil interests more of your money, and continue to support business as usual, or you can choose not to. It's up to you. There is a vialble alternative now.
Nailknot I don't disagree with that... The sad truth is that as U.S. citizens, we make up 25% of the world's population, yet we consume 90% of its resources. Back when I was graduating with a degree in physics from college, there had already been much research done on switching combustion engines over to hydrogen, and sadly that technology has been put on the backburner. I suspect that it will prevail some day. Can you imagine a source of free, clean, renewable energy? How could the government control us then?
Steve, Hydrogen is a pipe dream for now. It doesn't add up. Extraction and containment costs are prohibitive. Energy units per output compared to biofuels at this point are a joke- something like 2000/hydrogen units compared to 120 for biofuels for the same distance traveled. USA made biofuels are ready for prime time now, you can run a diesel vehicle on biodiesel or flex fuel car on E85 (85% ethenol)- TODAY. Work locally and demand a pump- if people want it, you bet the USA spirit of entrepreneurship will make it happen. But don't believe the hype. A hydrogen vehicle with hydrogen made from petroleum (there is no other energy source to extract hydrogen at this time -other than- dare I say, biofuels) should result in roughly no change, or potentially an increase in greenhouse emissions (can cite plenty of studies that back this up if anyone wants). In comparable vehicles, a hydrogen drivetrain gives at best marginally better efficiency than current gasoline drivetrains (for example, Ford's hydrogen Focus, despite using very expensive ultra-lightweight materials in place of the materials used in a normal Focus, gets 45 miles per gasoline-gallon-equivalent of hydrogen (roughly 1 kg) - only marginally better than a gasoline Focus without all the additional lightweight materials). Reforming the gasoline to get hydrogen results in additional energy input, which decreases the overall efficiency - end result has to be at least the same or more greenhouse emissions than the vehicle with a gasoline drivetrain would get. Zero sum at higher cost. Hydrogen fuel cells don't work for transportation, and that is the reality. Its another red herring by the USA auto industry- who have yet to bring any solutions to the table despite 30 years of "research." In fact our avg per vehicle consumption just goes up every year! And they fight every attempt to make the USA energy independent. They value stock price over our future. Big oil and Detroit auto are anti-American, pro middle east. Look at the facts. They are killing us. They *need* this Iraq war. And with or without 9/11 it would have happened. The planning was in place before 9/11 occured. Time to wake up- big oil and USA auto have nothing to gain from green, sustainable, or USA grown fuel. They have deep investments in the current dead-end Saudi relationships. What public company would support something that subverts and potentially dominates their investments and positions? None of them. They are lying to us and manipulating us. We can live, with great success and prosperity, without them. Their time has come and gone, they made bad bets, but only us the consumers will prove that out. If you choose to run saudi gas over available biodiesel, you bear the moral burden of dead soldiers, greenhouse gasses and oil spills, future terrorist attacks, supporting king Saud over American farmers. And god bless the USA, you are free to make that decision. And I'm free to tell you to f*ck off for your anti-American, pro-middle east, choice. Learn more about biodiesel here: http://www.biodiesel.org/resources/biodiesel_basics/default.shtm
Nailknot, It is not anti-american to disagree with the Bush adminstration about their decision to invade another country, in fact, disagreeing with the ruling government of the time is what brought this country into existence. Having an opportunity to disagree with any political decision is the foundation of this country, despite your attempts to argue against that right. Apparently Bush has also pursuaded you to believe such nonsense. You argue that you're opposed to being dependent upon middle-eastern oil, but in the same breath, defend the U.S. position there. Now that's Ironic!!! If this is a cause that you believe so stronly in, I see no other course than for you than to enlist!!! It is anti-american to invade another country for capitalistic purposes, and it is anti-american to invent the reasons necessary to justify that end, that is, the american ideals that I was raised to believe in. Maybe things have changed for your generation. Killing innocent people, no matter which country they're from is also anti-american. God should not just "bless this country", but now that you've brought God into the picture, the traits of greed, killing, etc. is also incongruent with Christianity as well other religions. I don't believe you've made the case that you're a holy man. It is also not that I don't support those troops that are in Iraq. It is entirely possible to support those who have been sent and who have lost their lives without agreeing with the decision to send them there. I believe their lives are more important than for the U.S. to have cheap oil. This war is not on par with WWII, it is a war of greed. As much as biodiesel may be an alternative to petroleum based products, it seems to also be a pipedream. It is not readily available. I'd be surprised if it made up more than a percent or two of even this nation's consumption of fuel. So the throne that you've put yourself upon is made of plastic, made from petroleum based products. Unless you're secretly Amish and living on a farm somewhere, your food, your clothing, and everything you consume as an american, is being brought to you by petroleum burning engines. You are no less dependent upon middle-eastern oil than anyone else in this country. That is the sad reality that you'll have to face, despite your self-righteous attitude. One of the Hallmarks of this site is the ability to discuss issues of a great variety and to debate them respectfully. Debating any issue can bring out many emotions. Ufortunately, when you tell me to just "f*ck off" because you disagree, you lose credibility, but based upon your responses, maybe you never had any to lose.
Stevie Wonder Gosh Steve, you make a ton of sense when you write about fishing and maybe eve more so when the world of politics grabs your pen, I am a big admirerer. We gotta have some coffee some day or a good big blast of Democratic bourbon (Republicans will only drink scotch, you know). Bob, the Kudos for your prose, my good friend. iagree
Yes I was aware of that. I posted it to show conclusions of the Commission in a simplified form. However if you would like information: "I don't think there's any doubt but that there were some contacts between Saddam Hussein's government and al-Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden's people." (9-11 Commission Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton, News Hour with Jim Lehrer, June 16, 2004)' "Yes, there were contacts between Iraqi and al-Qaeda, a number of them, some of them a little shadowy. They were definitely there." (9-11 Commission Chairman Thomas Kean, News Hour with Jim Lehrer, June 16, 2004) "Bin Ladin also explored possible cooperation with Iraq during his time in Sudan, despite his opposition to Hussein's secular regime... A senior Iraqi intelligence officer reportedly made three visits to Sudan, finally meeting Bin Ladin in 1994." (9-11 Commission Staff Statement 15, June 16, 2004) "Bin Ladin is said to have requested space to establish training camps, as well as assistance in procuring weapons, but Iraq apparently never responded. There have been reports that contacts between Iraq and al-Qaeda also occurred after Bin Ladin had returned to Afghanistan, but they do not appear to have resulted in a collaborative relationship." (9-11 Commission Staff Statement 15, June 16, 2004) I granted that there is no evidence of a collaborative relationship, but there were links! You know what, if that was all there was I would agree! However, along with those links, with Saddam Hussain's connections to other terrorist groups such as Hamas, the belief by the entire world that he had WMD, his violation of 17 UN sanctions and the now obvious fact that we are not necessarily secure within our borders from attack, I think that it WAS enough reason to support war.
And it puzzles ME that you don't get the fact that there was! See my previous post to Kalm's questions. Now as for WMD, Saddam did have them at ONE time. He used them against Iran and against the Kurds. He led the entire world to believe that he still had them and the entire world, including John Kerry, thought he did. Nowhere have I said that he still had them at the time of our invasion, it is obvious that he did NOT. However, no one can know with any certainty that he never had them 1 year prior to our invasion. He may have had them and either destroyed or moved them prior to our invasion. Or, he may not have had them and just let the world keep on believing he did in the hope that the UN (who he was bribeing) would prevent an invasion.
At the time that Saddam used WMD's on the Kurds, the U.S. was supporting Iraq, we just managed to turn a blind eye at the time. It would be in Saddam's best interest for the world to believe that he had WMD's, this was the only thing hindering the US from invading earlier. In addition to having UNSCOM inspectors in Iraq for the vast majority of the time between the first Iraq war and the second, the U.S. took every conceivable means to spy and gather intelligence. The CIA now acknowledges that it's information was faulty. We haven't managed to invade Korea yet, the real threat of them using an atomic weapon has detered our interest there. North Korea also lacks the huge resevoirs of oil that Iraq does. "The roots of the Bush supporters' resistance to information," according to Steven Kull, "very likely lie in the traumatic experience of 9/11 and equally in the near pitch-perfect leadership that President Bush showed in its immediate wake. This appears to have created a powerful bond between Bush and his supporters--and an idealized image of the President that makes it difficult for his supporters to imagine that he could have made incorrect judgments before the war, that world public opinion could be critical of his policies or that the President could hold foreign policy positions that are at odds with his supporters."
Dare I say you spin like Karl Rove there Steve! I simply said it was anti-american to run oil when presented with a choice not to. I never said you couldn't debate the issues, I only encouraged you to take action beyond a vote. As far as christainity, supporting the troops, etc etc never entered my comments. But I understand these are stressful times and why those feelings are near the surface for you. Just don't attribute them to me. Your saying- don't bother to use alternative fuels, since we all still use some oil in our lives anyway? This zero sum outlook of yours is becoming all too typical of people who refuse to work for solutions, or simply don't know how. Maybe this is passed on from your generation, I'm not sure. Do you expect the Magic Kazoo to descend to the earth and fix it all with one wink of his magic eyeball? If you truly oppose the war and USA oppression of middle eastern nations, then do something about it. As long as we are dependent on imported oil, we will be protecting that dependence militarily. But you have said that biodiesel isn't easy enough for you, and that we are all bound to this web of oil... forever? Or just too complex for you to imagine a solution to the problem instead of this hand wringing? Look at the causes of these issues for the answers, and work to fix the cause. Voting for Kerry (or Bush) won't fix the Iraq problem, of that you must be assured. I agree with your points about the war, Steve. But we all need to look a little deeper here. And that's all from me on this dead horse.
I appreciate the thoughtful questions EBOB and feel that you deserve a thoughtful response. I'm hoping this will suffice. First off I have to say that I doubt the accuracy of the study due to the political partisanship of its authors. In the article they stated that they released the article when they did in order to influence our election. "Statistics" can be funny things! I can show statistics that will show a much lower rate. Most estimates say that approximately 10,000 Iraqis a year disappeared into Saddam's torture chambers never to be seen again. Also, according to Seattle's favorite Congressman, James McDermott, approximately 72,000 people a year were dying in Iraq as a result of UN sanctions. That results in a total of 82,000 Iraqis dying every year because of Saddam's rule. According to the sources in Brent's link, approximately 67,000 Iraqis per year have died since our invasion. Therefore, I could make the arguement that our invasion and capture of Saddam is saving the lives of 15,000 Iraqis every year. Is that an accurate and true figure? I have no idea! But I find it rather crass, that some organization is attempting to make partisan political hay over death figures. My father, uncle and my fathers cousin all fought in WW2. They lost dozens of friends between the three of them. Not once have I heard any of them say that it wasn't worth it. I have heard several soldiers who have returned from Iraq say that it IS worth it and that they are ready to return and if they are killed, they will have died for a good cause. As do you, I feel remorse every time I hear of the death of one of our soldiers. I wish that no more of them will die. But, if the mission in Iraq is successful in that we bring democracy to that nation, if it results in the other Arab nation moving away from their current brutish rulers as I think that it may; then yes I would have to say that it is worth it. Is it the best way to build democratic values in the Middle East? I don't know. But I do know that history shows us that tyrannical governments are rarely overthrown without bloodshed.
Nailknot, thanks for the links. I don't have the stomach to view the beheadings, but I sure did like the fish art, especially the "Thompson Twins." The link to the biodiesel showed me that the closest place to get any is at least 70 miles away (Oly), so it is out of the question for now. I do agree that if enough of us want it and demand it, then suppliers will invest in more widespread distribution. The "Catch-22" is that most Americans only want what they are used to getting and is readily available. Very few want to assume the inconvenience of being an "early adapter" of newer, better technology until it has been proven, widely accepted, readily available, and cheaper. Biodiesel needs more promotion so that everyone knows about it and wants it, and then that demand will, as you noted, stimulate an entrepreneurial response providing us with more readily available supply. I'd sell my gas rig and get a diesel rig ASAP if there was someplace to get biodiesel locally. However I disagree that there is no other source of Hydrogen than extracting it from petroleum or natural gas. Electricity can be used to split good ol' H2O into oxygen and hydrogen. Solar power can be used for this. BP has a fueling station somewhere in Spain that produces hydrogen this way, using solar panels on the roof. It could be that hydrogen will eventually be produced and stored at the distribution site. This hydrogen fuel cell stuff is interesting, but like you said, we'll not see it's widespread use for at least another 20 to 30 years, if at all. Possibly sooner in fleet or mass transportation, but unlikely by individual drivers. The biggest practical hurdle is production, transportation, and storage of hydrogen. There is no hydrogen distribution "infrastructure." Like biodiesel, until this distribution problem is solve, no one will want to own a fuel cell powered vehicle. But like you pointed out, readily available diesel rigs are here now. Diesel rigs can also be easily converted to burn natural gas, but there is now a looming shortage of that developing, which will drive the prices sky high in the near future. Biodiesel is much more practical and is here now if we want it. We just need more demand and distribution to make it a reality. For now, I try to drive as little as I can. I often inconvenience myself so that I can combine several errands into one trip. I used to ride my bicycle everywhere when I lived on Bainbridge Island, especially commuting to work in Seattle. I'm not so hard core about it anymore. I moved to the coast so i wouldn't have to drive so far to enjoy my passions of surfing and fishing. I couldn't find a decent "job" here without having to commute, so I started up my landscape maintenance service. In doing all this, I have cut my driving from 30,000miles/year (can you say "road warrior"?) to less than 10,000! I have no dependents and I realize this is impractical for most people who are raising families. Most people raising families are "locked in" to the mainstream, or so it seems that way. There aren't any easy answers, only alot of tough choices. Anyway, Nailknot, thanks for your rants. I have a lot of respect for your point of view. And Steve Buckner, thank you for your clear reasoning. However, biodiesel is probably more practical than we think...we just need more people wanting it and demanding it. A letter campaign, perhaps? And Cactus, thank you for all your input, even though i don't agree with much of what you say. I am staying out of the Iraq war debate, as i don't think anything I say will add a whole lot or change anyone's mind. Also, I do not feel that I have the "facts." If I had to register for the draft today, I would claim Concientious Objector status. Thanks for the stimulating discussion, everyone! :thumb: Jimbo
Puh-leeze! The state of Washington will most likely cast all of it's electoral votes for John Kerry. In the unlikely event that this thread manages to persuade one or two of us to change our vote, it's not likely to make an iota of difference in the the ultimate outcome here. If you want to evangelize or pontificate, do it in Ohio, Pennsylvania or Florida where their electoral votes are still in doubt. This debate about 'who shot John' is tedious and ultimately only a variation of pissing on your own leg. K
What a stupid comparison.......... Weren't we attacked in 1941 by Japan? Didn't Germany then declared war on the United States? Completely different situation with Iraq. When were we attacked by Iraq? I thought we were attacked by Al Queda. Wasn't Al Queda in Afghansitan. We don't have Bin Landin but we have Saddam? The American public was suckered into the Iraq war. Cactus if your so intent on the spread of democracy go over there instead of some eighteen year old kid that doesn't know anything. And why is it people think we should be the worlds policeman. When did all the world get together and decide that. Call me crazy but I think we should fix our own problems before we add other countries problems as our own. I have an amazing idea. Use all the billions that we spend in Iraq to build a vast border protection system. Do you realize how many guards and security we could afford for our borders with the estimated $200 Billion Dollars In Iraq! If terrorists can't get in the US, they can't attack us, duh! Do you realize Cactus that money is amolst half of our deficit? And why should we (American taxpayers) be paying for the restoration of Iraq when Iraq has the second largest oil reserves in the world?
"If you choose to run saudi gas over available biodiesel, you bear the moral burden of dead soldiers, greenhouse gasses and oil spills, future terrorist attacks, supporting king Saud over American farmers. And god bless the USA, you are free to make that decision. And I'm free to tell you to f*ck off for your anti-American, pro-middle east, choice." Nailnot, you make some good points, and your passion for biodiesel is admirable, but I think you're placing WAY too much emphasis on this. Especially by saying that we bear the moral burden of dead soldiers, greenhouse gasses and oil spills, future terrorist attacks and more. We were all born into this, and I certainly don't think that by burning biodiesel we will suddenly send the big oil and middle east into a frenzy. That's like telling a millionaire that you're going to take a dollar away from him every year, and to call people anti-American for not using biodiesel is a bit of a stretch. Really. Sure, it would be great and it's a step in the right direction, but to be supporting the terrorist and Anti-American. Nope. Our Auto fuel consumption can only be a drop in the bucket. The fact is that we live in a country that consumes and produces more than any other by far, as we all know. If every vehicle in this country ran on biodiesel that would sure be great, but it wouldn't really affect the terrorists and big oil companies that greatly, I think. Here's just a small list of things made from the terrorists oil. Tires, PLASTICS, PLASTICS, PLASTICS, electrical wires, carpets, paint, paper, clothing, cosmetics, insulation, animal food, hoses, shoes, coating, antifreeze, medicine, weed killers, fertilisers, candles, lunch bags, adhesives, brake fluid, propane, asphalt, diesel fuel, butane, kerosene, explosives, jet fuels, styrofoam cups, plastic containers. Not to mention that EVERY other thing made takes oil to produce and transport it. Again, it's not that I disagree with your view of biodiesel, but certainly do disagree with the emphasis you're placing on it, and the guilt your placing on our shoulders. We could all use biodiesel, and those soldiers and innocent Iraqis would still be dead. TDub, the non anti-American
Your credibility as fishermen far exceeds all else..... and, IMHO, don't quit your day jobs for that of the political arena...LOL. We shall see who has spoken, after 11/02/2004, now, there is a fact you can count on.
You're right TDub, I was over the top. I just wish we could do something other than debate and vote. I'm frustrated and looking to do something, and I wish others felt the same. Biodiesel is something we can do. It's only one thing, a little thing, but its something anyway. And you are correct about the ingrained use of petro for all sorts of things. But you are wrong about USA petro use for cars. Gasoline is by far the largest user of imported oil in the USA. I just hope we all do *anything* besides a vote. And we can do things, I truly believe that. I believe we consumers/citizens NEED to do something. And I would add, if you sit idle, depend on some corporate/gov't delivery, you will encourage them to make things even worse. Who is on our side here? I.E. see Ford, and ask yourself, do they have a stake in USA energy independence, or millionaire stock holders, you be the judge: http://www.greencarcongress.com/2004/10/fordrsquos_evol.html
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A Systematic Review of the Medical Home for Children Without Special Health Care Needs
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To conduct a systematic review of the evidence associating the medical home with beneficial health outcomes in healthy children. The English-language pediatric literature 1975–2011 was searched via PubMed, Embase and CINAHL. Inclusion criteria (the medical home as an independent variable, individual-level quantitative analysis, outpatient setting in the US, healthy children) and exclusion criteria (age >18, medical home operationalized with only one American Academy of Pediatrics component) were determined a priori. Presence of a medical home was examined in relation to three outcome measures: primary care services, health care utilization, and child well-being. Of 4,856 unique citations, 9 studies were included in the final systematic review, amassing 290,180 children from 6 data sources. Two drew on prospective cohort data; the remainder, on cross-sectional design. Children with a medical home were more likely to receive preventive medical care (2 studies), anticipatory guidance (1 study), and developmental screening (1 study); to have higher health-related quality of life (1 study); and were less likely to seek care in the emergency department (2 studies). The medical home was associated with full immunization status in only 1 of 4 studies examining this outcome. No protective effect of the medical home was found with regard to preventable hospitalization (1 study). The medical home is associated with beneficial health outcomes among healthy children. However, the evidence is limited in comparison with that for children with special health care needs. As healthy children represent the majority of the pediatric population, this lack of evidence represents a significant knowledge gap.
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- Title
- A Systematic Review of the Medical Home for Children Without Special Health Care Needs
- Journal
Maternal and Child Health Journal
Volume 18, Issue 4 , pp 891-898
- Cover Date
- 2014-05-01
- 10.1007/s10995-013-1315-9
- Print ISSN
- 1092-7875
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6628
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Pediatric
- Outcome assessment
- Medical home
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Scott E. Hadland (1) (2)
- Webb E. Long (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Division of General Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, Boston Medical Center, Boston University School of Medicine, 88 East Newton Street, Vose Hall 3rd Floor, Boston, MA, 02118, USA
- 2. Department of Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, 300 Longwood Ave., Boston, MA, 02118, USA


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Essar is one of a procession of foreign companies drawn to London to tap into the City's deep pool of capital. What better to burnish London's international credentials than a United Nations of firms selling stock in the Square Mile? Fine, apart from the lax listing rules and questionable boardroom governance which have left investors nursing huge losses.
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Why do we still love Marilyn Monroe?
Books, films, dolls...The Monroe industry shows no sign of slowing down. But if she were alive today, the actress would be just another druggie starlet, argues Lena Corner
Friday 05 November 2010
If Marilyn Monroe were alive today she'd turn 85 on her next birthday. You can't help but wonder what she would be doing. Would she have done a turn in that awful gay wedding scene in Sex and the City 2? Or been roped into the role of Ida Blankenship, Don Draper's cantankerous old secretary? Or would she have had the grace to turn into a recluse living quietly on a combination of pharmaceuticals out in Pasadena?
This month, there is another book out about Monroe. It's a big colour hardback that retails at £25 with nothing in it we didn't already know. Its selling point is that it comes with a set of "removable facsimile documents". In other words a few photocopied scraps – her divorce certificate, hotel receipts, airline tickets and even a licence for her dog.
There are nearly 13,000 products on Amazon which have Monroe's name on them, and in the run up to the 50th anniversary of her death in 2012 we can only expect this to snowball. Recently, we have seen another definitive biography: The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe by J Randy Taraborrelli, as well as in September The Final Years of Marilyn Monroe by Keith Badman which picks, yet again, over the cause of her death. Last month we saw the publication of Fragments, a collection of literary musings written in, whisper it, Monroe's own fair hand. And as well as that, more unpublished photos, courtesy of Brian Wallis in Marilyn, August 1953: the Lost Look Photos. It is astounding how much never-before-seen stuff is out there. She's on the cover of the most recent edition of Vanity Fair, less than two years after she previously featured on the front. Even the late Diana, Princess of Wales, who's not even been gone 15 years, doesn't get that kind of treatment any more.
Andrew O'Hagan, a Glaswegian author, who made his own contribution to the Monroe archive in May with the publication of The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog and of his Friend Marilyn, about the last years of Monroe's life as seen through the eyes of her dog, says: "Marilyn Monroe is now the most written about woman in histor. There has been more written about her than Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Florence Nightingale put together. She is the 20th century gift to making things up."
Which does rather beg the question why? There were some good performances of course, Some Like it Hot and The Misfits, in particular, but wasn't she an actress who, at best, can be described as having a narrow range? For a while she may have been 20th Century Fox's most bankable star, but towards the end of her life, wasn't the studio sinking all its money into Liz Taylor in her role as Cleopatra?
"Monroe wasn't a serious actress," says American critic and film historian David Thomson. "There are stories that she wanted to play amazing parts and that Lee Strasberg (the method acting coach) thought she was a great actress. I don't believe it. I don't think she could really carry more than a line or two at a time."
And, as we all know, she was a pain to work with. Billy Wilder, who directed her in Some Like it Hot called her difficult, unpredictable and obstructive. "We were mid-flight," he said at the time, "and there was a nut on the plane." On her last, uncompleted film Something's Got to Give, she turned up for just 12 days out of 35, citing sinusitis, but still managed to get herself on a jet to New York to sing happy birthday to President John Kennedy.
"I think if she was still alive today she would have been a wreck and a mess and her career would have stopped a long time ago," says Thomson. "Clearly she could not have gone on into middle age as she didn't have what that took. She wasn't a Katharine Hepburn or a Meryl Streep. She died at a certain age and it's horrible to say it, but early death can be a fantastic career move. This enormous, proliferating legend has gone on."
So as an emotionally troubled actress of middling ability, it does make you wonder, if she alive today would Monroe be any different to say Lindsay Lohan or any others of her ilk who are littering Hollywood today. Lohan herself certainly sees parallels. She has one of Monroe's quotes tattooed on the inside of her wrist: "Everyone's a star and deserves the right to twinkle" it says. Lohan also had her own Billy Wilder moment on the set of Georgia Rule when the producer, took the unprecedented step of writing her a letter complaining of her "bogus excuses" and "all night heavy partying." And two years ago Lohan even attempted to recreate the classic Monroe shoot known as "the last sitting" shot by Bert Stern in 1962 just six weeks before her death. Whereas the originals show Monroe as still luminescent and beautiful, Lohan does little but draw attention to the dodgy tattoo she has on her bum.
The difference is probably all about timing. Our enduring obsession with Monroe owes much to the fact that she was working in an older, gentler world in an era before the media made it its business to get its nose into everything. Unlike Lohan and other stars of today, who we get to see snorting coke, sporting alcohol-monitoring tags and wearing no knickers, we never witnessed anything like that with Monroe.
"It is very much to do with censorship still being present in her era," says Thomson. "There was a moment in film history where it's all about desire and not about sex. Everybody wanted the movies to get into sex and nakedness, which was something people could do with much more ease as the 1960s went on, but in Monroe's age that hadn't happened yet. She is a figure poised in a moment. If there was a single scene in a film of Monroe nude having sex I think her legend would be dispelled."
Of course, the legend is all about money too, and for those who own the rights it's virtually a licence to print the stuff. When Monroe died she left almost everything to her dear friend Strasberg with the wish that they be "distributed among my friends, colleagues and those to whom I am devoted." Instead, Strasberg stored them in a warehouse and when he died left them to his widow Anna, a woman who Monroe is reported to have never met. She saw it for the cash cow that it was and allowed Monroe's image to be used on a blitz of products including cigarette lighters, Absolut vodka, slot machines and even a range of pet clothing. In 1999, in what is seen by many Monroe fans as a final betrayal of her memory, Anna put it up for auction at Christies in New York. The sequined gown Monroe wore when she sang to the president went for $1.2m (£740,000) and the whole lot netted Anna $13.4million.
"That sale was the most bonkers thing that ever happened in history of things being bonkers," says O'Hagan who was present. "There were people falling over themselves. I stood next to Tommy Hilfiger and he was sweating with anticipation about the idea of buying a pair of Marilyn Monroe jeans that she wore in The Misfits for two hours. To Tommy those framed jeans that he was going to put up in his vast Upper West Side apartment wall, represented the meaning of the 20th century. That the proximity he might enjoy to these jeans, and to the notion of this famous icon, was as meaningful as perhaps people felt 200 or 300 years ago when they got close to an actual Rembrandt or a Van Dyke. He felt that way and so did everyone else in the room accept me. But that's perhaps because I don't have $220,000 to spend on six Polaroids of Marilyn Monroe's dog, which is, indeed what those photographs went for that day."
This idea of proximity is an interesting one and it seems there's no shortage of celebrities, slightly pathetically, buying up the leftovers of Monroe in the hope that some of her magic may rub off. "If you saw my house, I have a lot of Marilyn stuff," Lohan told New York magazine. Or there's the late plastic surgery addict Anna Nicole Smith who planned to be, "the next Marilyn Monroe," but after her covers of "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" and "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" failed to propel her there, she did what she thought was the next best thing and rented the home in which Monroe died. "It seemed to me as if Andy Warhol's notion of 15 minutes of fame had gone well past human reason into something else where being close to the leavings of a famous star was where late 20th century art actually found it's meaning," says O'Hagan.
There are others who don't bother with the memorabilia, in favour of simply trying to be her. Madonna tried it for years and her "Material Girl" video is an outright homage to Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. You can't help but wonder what would have happened if Madonna had disappeared forever say just after Ray of Light, before her pairing with Guy and long before she'd ever considered sticking her tongue down Britney's throat. "I'd love to be a memorable figure in the history of entertainment," Madonna is quoted as saying. "I'd like to leave the impression that Marilyn Monroe did." Sorry love. Too late.
And there are others. Witness Christina Aguilera's various attempts at Monroe's old-school Hollywood glamour, or Scarlett Johansson who seems to have spent her life auditioning for the part. Then there's Megan Fox, men's magazine favourite and star of Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, who is doing her best to channel a bit of Monroe with a tattoo of the star's face plastered on her inner forearm.
But they've got no hope. Someone should tell them. Recreating Monroe's mix of wide-eyed innocence, overt sexiness and the frisson of danger and power that comes from being associated with the mafia and the Kennedys is nigh on impossible. Celebrities these days only seem interested in having access to Premier League footballers which isn't nearly so interesting.
So as the new Marilyn Monroe film starring Michelle Williams, My Week with Marilyn, rolls into production and the unseemly fights over rights to Monroe's image continue, the money continues to pour in. There is one case in particular from last year which scrapes the bottom of the barrel when one Elsie Poncher, a Los Angeles widow, cropped up on eBay auctioning off the crypt that lay directly on top of that occupied by Monroe. Poncher was offering the highest bidder the chance to sleep, in all eternity, with the world's favourite Hollywood sex symbol. The bidding finally stopped when it hit $4.6m.
"Our obsession isn't going to stop for a long time yet," concludes Thomson. "These days we don't believe in stars in the same sort of way. We are much too cynical. Celebrity has taken over from stardom and celebrities have a built in self-destruction factor which means they're always going to implode or burn up. There is no one remotely close to Monroe and I don't think there ever will be."
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* Madonna was described by The New York Times in 1992 as "Marilyn come back to take revenge". Her 1985 music video for the song "Material Girl" was a homage to Monroe and Madonna's take on the Hollywood star's style was so convincing that a nude picture of the pop star was mistaken for Marilyn in 2008.
* According to reports in the New York Daily News, Anna Nicole Smith was so desperate to play her idol, Marilyn Monroe, on the big screen, she offered to finance a film about the life of Monroe's second husband Joe DiMaggio six months before her death in 2007. Despite Smith's offer, she was deemed "not right for the role" by the DiMaggio estate.
* The actress, singer and ex-con Lindsay Lohan is such a fan of Monroe's that as well as being inked with a quote from the star, she also re-created her last shoot in New York Magazine. Less successfully, Lohan spoofed her heroine earlier this year in a scene for a forthcoming film which saw her skirt blowing around à la The Seven Year Itch.
* Actress Megan Fox said in an interview last year that she is scared she will die early like Monroe. "I basically read every book ever written about Marilyn Monroe," she said. "I could end up like that because I constantly struggle with the idea that I think I'm a borderline personality."
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Five-year-old's stepfather blames her mom for death
A videotape played in court on Friday showed Karl Wesley McKay sob as he told a police interrogator he was surprised to find his tiny stepdaughter dead in the basement of their home on the Fisher River reserve.
Jurors watched a digital recording of statements McKay gave more than three years ago to RCMP Sgt. Norman Charett shortly after his arrest for the death of his five-year-old stepdaughter Phoenix Sinclair.
McKay told Charett he had no idea how Sinclair had died, adding, however, that she had been repeatedly beaten by Samantha Kematch, his common-law wife and Phoenix's mother.
"Samantha would treat her (Phoenix) like an animal," McKay said. "She really disliked the girl from since I met her."
McKay and Kematch have been charged with first-degree murder in Phoenix's death.
McKay denied being abusive towards the child, admitting that he would administer "a licking" to her bottom occasionally. However, he said it was Kematch who abused little Phoenix, refusing to give her food, constantly yelling at her and insisting she remain in the basement.
The statement McKay gave to police in March of 2006 was dramatically at odds with the testimony of his two sons earlier this week, who both said that McKay and Kematch regularly beat Phoenix, sometimes with a broken broom handle or with a metal fridge handle. One son testified that he had seen McKay choke Phoenix into unconsciousness, stomp on her, and chase her around their home while shooting at her with a pellet gun.
One son testified that on the day she died, McKay had stomped on the little girl.
But in the digital recording, McKay tells police that the night Phoenix died he had only tossed her four feet into a pile of dirty clothes in the basement after Kematch had complained that she was tired of hearing the child cry.
McKay said Phoenix was alive when he and Kematch left her in the basement to visit his father. He said he was alarmed when 30 minutes later his son, who was visiting with them, phoned him to say he feared Phoenix was dead.
McKay said he rushed to the basement and found the cold and lifeless Phoenix lying on her stomach on top of a pile of dirty clothes. He said he tried to revive her by administering CPR and when that failed he took her naked body to an upstairs bathroom to give her a warm bath in a vain attempt to revive the child.
"I checked her again... She was cold dead," McKay said. "I was scared. I didn't know what the hell to do.
"I didn't want to kill the little kid."
McKay said that when they realized that Phoenix was dead, they took her body back to the basement. He said that Kematch instructed him to wrap her body in a sheet of polyvinyl, taped it tight and then wrapped an old yellow raincoat around her.
McKay said that after he wrapped Phoenix's body he carried it outside and placed it in the trunk of his car. He left his son at home while he and Kematch drove to the reserve dump and buried Phoenix in a shallow grave.
McKay said that when they returned home, Kematch was obsessed with removing any traces that the child had been there. He said she initially wanted to return to the dump site to chop off the child's head in the belief that would eliminate DNA evidence. He said Kematch later told him to scrub the basement floor with bleach to remove blood and other stains and he later painted the entire floor.
The trial resumes Monday.
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About this item
The Compact Solar Charger is a USB portable charging device. It charges portable electronics with an integrated amorphous solar panel. It has a built-in 2800 mAmp lithium battery with three-way charging: by AC, by USB or from the sun. It has a lightweight, slim design, and includes a USB cable, AC adapter, clip mount, Velcro strap and suction cup.
GSM Compact Solar Charger:
- USB portable charging device
- Charges portable electronics with an integrated amorphous solar panel
- Built-in 2800 mAmp lithium battery
- Solar panel maintains internal battery
- 3-way charging: by AC, by USB or from the sun
- Lightweight, slim design
- Battery indicator on/off switch
- Includes USB cable, AC adapter, clip mount, Velcro strap and suction cup
Multi Pack Indicator: | No |
Battery Type: | Lithium Primary |
Model No.: | CYCPSOL1 |
Shipping Weight (in pounds): | 1.1 |
Product in Inches (L x W x H): | 1.75 x 4.88 x 10.25 |
Assembled in Country of Origin: | USA or Imported |
Origin of Components: | USA or Imported |
Walmart No.: | 551865302 |
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Date: 05/03/2011 Views: 782
I picked these up last Fri. A 1976 Police Special and a 1959 16 ga. Don't worry there is still room for a new one. My birthday is in May. I talked to the boys at Italian Sporting Goods in Vancouver B.C. and they told me they can import. Thank You T.W.K.