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No mystification: no nickname has ever been used as much just to hide the truth. And its holder is a mystifier as nobody else could ever succeed to be. Fellow, please, about L'Aquila and its earthquake, whatever was done is private donors' and volunteering civil service staff's merit, not indeed the government's. B even dared promise he would have made all the devastated zone be rebuilt in three days. He had even teased the population saying they had just to imagine they had to be camping for a short period. Everything else is fake, if ever, it can be a lot of issues he promised to deal with, without ever delivering any promise. You also say journalists are stupid, you ought to thank The Economist for hosting your comment at same (offending is nobody's right, is it?). I also wish to notice that while somebody among berlusconiani feel offended at any critic, a reader famous for his SAM definition,
a few days ago recalled me, saying I had offended, just criticizing his party, nothing of course in comparison to his behaviour and his fellow party members'. A lot of them are maybe leghisti, far from using English in their posts they write in "their" Italian - why not in their region's dialect, as they say they are more comfortable with their local idiom? Offending and saying a lot of angry phrases just to defend B (their flag, if anything he can be compared to), the actual example of no actual policy. Can a democratic and civil society aiming citizen be proud about such people? Not at all and never.
I agree with most of the criticisms outlined in this article but I must stress that one important point is missing: the behavior of Silvio Berlusconi has been made possible by the fact that most of the italians (even among those who harshly opposes him) while publicly criticizing him, are instinctively prone to covertly behave in the same despised way.
Opportunism is a very common practice in Italy but Italians pretend not to notice it and respond that people do the same all over the world.
Italy is the land were reforms are widely welcome by everybody, but only if they are meant to reduce our neighbor's privileges and leave untouched ours.
It's a grim reality, but we do deserve the politicians we have and first we should accept this truth to be able to change.
Fabio Thian
Berlusconi is the worst and most dangerous politician in Western democracies.
Lets play a bit, lets transport some Italian figures to England. Santoro. M Santoro is an ex politician pardon in Italy almost every politician is a journalist. Santoro, I was saying, is an ex PD (Italian ex-communist political party) he is politician which runs on RAI 2 the famous program AnnoZero, that is a State channel, his program is notorious for shows involving Berlusconi. Now, lets assume for a moment that an important BBC journalist or even a journalist from The Economist demostrates without any doubts that the involved journalist signs for a party and even is elected in the European Parliament with left Party and when he resigns from the European Parliament goes back, lets say in BBC and helped by a judge reinstated in his old job, starts a new program as journalist with the intent to attack his rival. I don't think it would work in England, but this is normal in Italy.
In Italy are famous on TV, Talk show were politicians take part and the talk show is a political show. Something of the kinds of Andrew Marr show but where politicians are not exposed by journalists has happens in UK , only if they belong to the opposition. The most famous are: AnnoZero, Port a porta, Ballaro. It is strange to see a magistrate on these shows presented like a star. Or even to see a magistrate in political manifestations against a political candidate. I would like especial the Economist to do also some reports on these strange things that happens in Italy and not only on Berlusconi. Otherwise I have to think that The Economist is of some part not different from some Italian newspapers.
Ahem, no_mystification:
your post has already appeared. Word for word. From a different poster. Or at least from someone who offers a different name.
May we know who you are working for?
Berlusconi is here to stay!!!
P.S. Looking for some critical and technical feedback:
for the readers who actually would like some REAL information about Berlusconi's government action, apart of that written by a stupid journalist with no name and obviously paid by some italian left politician:
1) reform of pension system, considered now the second best in Europe
2) reform of school to a system much closer to that of anglosaxon world
3) reform of university to a system closer to that of USA and northern europe (against the mafia of old barons/professors)
4) informatization of public administration
5) management of Aquila's Earthquake that alone caused -1% reduction of GNP in 2008 in Italy, not to mentions deaths, expenses to rebuild etc etc
6)management of world financial crisis without growing taxes and protecting all workers thanks to "cassa integrazione"
7)no italian bank failed, we can say the same for UK fo France or Germany
8)fight to Mafia with improved laws and people that allowed to arrest 29 of 30 most wanted criminals
9)stop of illegal foreigners to Italy
10)grow of production of alternative energy power production to 2nd place in Europe after Germany
11)now italy is number 2 in europe and 3 in the world for production of advanced mechanics, best are just Germany and Japan, may be this year Italy will overcome Japan
12)Alitalia saved and making money
13)opening of fast train system all over italy, Uk lacks of it...
14)Italy is number one for Fashion, Food&Wine, luxury&art tourism (let low cost tourism to Zapatero's Spain)
15)reduction od 35% of absenteism (not working for any real reason) among public administration employees
unfortunately the list is quite long
16)unemployment rate lower than EU average, same for inflation
for the readers who actually would like some REAL information about Berlusconi's government action, apart of that written by a stupid journalist with no name and obviously paid by some italian left politician:
1) reform of pension system, considered now the second best in Europe
2) reform of school to a system much closer to that of anglosaxon world
3) reform of university to a system closer to that of USA and northern europe (against the mafia of old barons/professors)
4) informatization of public administration
5) management of Aquila's Earthquake that alone caused -1% reduction of GNP in 2008 in Italy, not to mentions deaths, expenses to rebuild etc etc
6)management of world financial crisis without growing taxes and protecting all workers thanks to "cassa integrazione"
7)no italian bank failed, we can say the same for UK fo France or Germany
8)fight to Mafia with improved laws and people that allowed to arrest 29 of 30 most wanted criminals
9)stop of illegal foreigners to Italy
10)grow of production of alternative energy power production to 2nd place in Europe after Germany
11)now italy is number 2 in europe and 3 in the world for production of advanced mechanics, best are just Germany and Japan, may be this year Italy will overcome Japan
12)Alitalia saved and making money
13)opening of fast train system all over italy, Uk lacks of it...
14)Italy is number one for Fashion, Food&Wine, luxury&art tourism (let low cost tourism to Zapatero's Spain)
15)reduction od 35% of absenteism (not working for any real reason) among public administration employees
unfortunately the list is quite long
16)unemployment rate lower than EU average, same for inflation
TE has been rabidly anti-Berlusconi for years. I forgot how it started, but I remember Berlusconi is hugely anti The Economist. It would be interesting to have the history recounted.
@Rick87, I have my personal idea about the reason why Mr. Berlusconi's supporters nickname "communists" all those who are against the center-right political coalition which actually rules the Country and its undisputed leader. Lets start with one basic fact: communists – I mean the true ones, those inspired by the ideology of Marx, Lenin and Mao – DO NOT EXIST ANY MORE and even if they do, they are few, old and retired people. So, if Mr. Berlusconi's detractors are not communist, why those who supports our Prime Minister still insist in calling them "communists", instead of calling them "anti-Berlusconians"? Because the word "communists" – as well as the word "Bolsheviks" – belongs to that spooky language used by Christian Democracy - Italy ruling party from the end of World War II to the early 90s – to prevent people from voting leftwards.
In many Italians' mind the word "communists" has a strong negative meaning that has nothing to do with the historical experience of our Country – to tell the truth, we had a dreadful experience of a 20 years long right regime (Fascism) which carried Italy first into a world conflict and then into a civil war. On the contrary, it has much to do with a massive propaganda set up during the cold war by Italy's long gone ruling party and backed up by the Western countries' block. This is true especially with old people – who still represent a vast part of our electorship because of the raising ageing of Italian people -. If you go and tell them "I am against Mr. Berlusconi", may be many of them will simply shake their heads in disappointment, but if you say "I am a communist" they may look at you with hatred and fear as one of the most despicable person. This strong felling of hatred and fear has been engrafted for decades in people's mind by slogans and stereotypes such as "better dead than red", "communists eat babies", "Chinese communists kill and boil their daughters" and so on. Mr. Berlusconi understood that the word "communists", after all the marketing campaign of the last century, was still a good trademark to use and he uses it for his own purpose labeling all his opponents as "communists". Well, Mr. Berlusconi may not be one of the greatest statesmen the World ever had, but indeed he's a good seller!
What is Mr. Berlusconi really fiddling with while Rome burns? I think the behavior of the top leadership has a lot of impact on how the entire country shapes up - much as a company culture is influenced significantly by its top leadership.
One has got tired of hearing that a person's personal affairs are his business. That is true from a perspective of respecting his/her privacy. However, if we see deviant behavior as in this case, then by choosing to ignore it, the people are allowing schizoid behavior to prevail. And the press is a collaborative agent to that fallacious school of thought.
What is inside will eventually show outside. A private screw job has become a national screw job.
@D. Darko: I think instead of PIGS they should be called GIPS, because they've gipped themselves and their young working population out of an economically stable future.
"A mix of low productivity and high wages is eroding competitiveness"
I'm sorry to say that it's a mistake, because that is only Marchionne's and his disastrous FIAT point of view.
Italian wages usually are less than 1000 eur monthly for 160 working hours.
Medium wages are noticeably higher because of medium CEO wages that usually are from 300.000 to 2.000.000 eur yearly.
Also unemployment rate is much higher than 25% between people aged 18 to 30 also because ISTAT doesn't add in his statistics all people that live on Wages Guarantee Fund and will never be employed in their company because company already closed.
(note: Wages Guarantee Fund lasts for 1 or 2 years after a company closes )
Berlusconi is doing much worse than it's written here
he had no time because too busy fighting the judges because you know that is not the truth!
rather than being sarcastic, why don't you wake up?
The allegations you're making (The Italian judiciary system is communist and is bad)are not any different from the allegations made about Berlusconi from the Leftists. Still allegations right?nothing has been proved so far. Let's move the focus on much more important and trusted data that no1 can deny:
-Complete lack of GDP growth
-Lack of industrial competitiveness (with few exceptions)
-Lack of any important structural reform
-lack of investments in the engine of future growth: university / R&D
-25% unemployment among young people (but who cares right?)
Italy needs reforms, and now!
Berlusconi might not be the cause of all the bad things happening in Italy now, but wait a minute!For 11 years he has the chance to do something about it!Why keep saying (he will, he is going to, he is about to do something) like Stefano de Santis?
He had his chance, but he was too busy caring about his own business. Mr Girolamo don't tell me he d
Damage to a Country is made by leaders who lack the morality needed to cover a public role. Leaders who are unaware they are representing their Country in any given moment and in whatever they do, even in private.
Damage to a Country is made by political rivals who lack the fair play and intellectual honesty to let a democratically elected party to guide a nation. Their continuous interference, digging for scandals and evidence of some wrongdoings, shows more thirst for power rather than thirst for truth.
Damage to a Country is made by reckeless journalists who feast on such things, completely oblivious of the fact that publishing and diffusing in detail (but with a superficial understanding) such things is inflicting a mortal wound to millions of people who live, work and behave according to values they still believe in. No matter what.
In Italy these people, who stick to tradition, family, hard work and strong ideals are called the "silent majority". There are no articles or special reports about them because there is nothing exceptional or outstanding in a collectivity that does its job and has no time for time-wasting gossip.
I am really shocked that a paper like The Economist, which I used to consider, if not conservative, at least moderately liberal, took the liberty to offend a whole Country with such aggressivity and ruthlessness.
There is an old saying in latin: "medice, cura te ipsum."
It's about time people look in their own backyard before pointing the finger to their heighbors.
Carlo Muttoni
I think that we (as Italians) did screw up ourself by allowing this man (and his friends ..) taking the power for so long time.
If this man is sitting still in that place, is because we did allow him to do so .. so don't blame the man, we should blame ourself.
At the end of the day, Italy is still a solid democracy ..
Let's see how much will all this last, but it's all our fault
Dear Sirs
i am an Italian citizen and i thank you a lot for your editorial on Berlusconi.A lot of good Italians people cannot understand what is becoming in Italy because of him.We are living in a sly dictatorship but,because of Berlusconi media control,is not possible for a great part of population to undestand it.
Please,help our People to deliver from him.
Thank You
Ok, to not offend Rick87 and others who keep complaining about being called communist, I suggest we find a more appropriate term, but I need suggestions.
After all, let's face it, they are not communist because anyone can imagine what D'Alema would do if we were to nationalize his yacht and anyone could take a cruise on it. Or if the same were to be done to Santoro's villa. Plus there is no doubt that these days they prefer high tone slow food places and expensive wine rather than eating kids. Ok, they aren't communist.
That said, they behave like communists. All they can do is foment hate, now it is Berlusconi's turn but before him, when they still were communists, it was the turn of Andreotti, Craxi, Cossiga, Fanfani, you name it. Each and every problem of today's Italy is Berlusconi's fault and there can be no discussion about it. All alone he managed to screw the whole of Italians: quite obviously the bunga bunga must have served to do some exercise.
Anyone who dares dissent foam such depths of thought is branded as an idiot, a serf, a crook, you name it. Someone even told me I'm a troll, heaven knows why. That is the same kind of hate that the Soviets reserved to dissidents, the same that over here the communist reserved to Fanfani, Cossiga, Craxi, Andreotti, you name it.
As then, today's not-anymore-communist politicians, newsmen and other propaganda folks keep screwing the masses making them believe that all the faults of Italy, perhaps even the world, are to be attributed to Berlusconi. Nothing else matters.
Not even that, while our ex-communist President of Republic dares to complain about the Brazilian Judiciary, our Judiciary – by any account disgusting – has been keeping in prison AMANDA KNOX since four years although there is not one single piece of evidence against her but, on the contrary, everything seems to proof that she had nothing to do with the murder of MEREDITH KERCHER.
Who cares, let AMANDA KNOX rot in jail, the not-anymore-communists, and others, are convinced that this is irrelevant, better not talk about it least someone with a little brain might understand that Berlusconi is 100% right when he says that our judiciary stinks really bad.
You need to search American press (notably CNN) to find some information about this scandal. In Italy none gives a dam. For years the not-anymore-communists propaganda has been brainwashing italians with tales about heroic magistrates: only dummies can believe that the Italian Judiciary stinks.
The not-anymore-communists propaganda is the real culprit of AMANDA KNOX being in jail, it is screwing you into believing what is false. Do you know that the Prosecutor of the AMANDA KNOX case has been condemned to 14 months in prison for misdeed similar to those AMANDA KNOX laments, yet he is still a prosecutor?
Also the ECONOMIST, this ridiculous Supposedly Authoritative Magazine (SAM), is screwing you into believing that the Italian Judiciary is not a problem: never once has SAM written a word about the methods Italian Magistrates are allowed. If not-anymore-communist think that it is not important, SAM is ready to take their word, and are happy to let AMANDA KNOX rot in jail
The only important thing for the not-anymore-communists and SAM is that Berlusconi is the devil, and of course that they might keep screwing you into believing this crap.
In conclusion, I suggest that we all drop the term communist and use something like "the screwed ones"
To those wonderful Italians that think Berlusconi is so great and wonderful. Who is going to pay for this enourmous public debt ? A debt that is growing 100 Billion a year. It is easy to turn Italy around, simple rules, zero tolerance for tax evasion and corruption. Remember that Berlusconi is responsible for the corruption of a judge and Italians still voted for him.
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"Venetian" and "Oil Rubbed" are old art terms that describe the addition of polished highlights to aged (oxidized) statuary bronze that turns a rich red brown color because of it's 90% copper content. Brass normally contains about 70% copper.
Since copper is expensive and it takes a long time for bronze to darken naturally, modern manufacturers take some short cuts in the factory.
The cheapest simulated aged bronze finish is paint.
Next is the chemically accelerated oxidation of brass plating.
Next is the chemically accelerated oxidation of solid brass.
Next is the chemically accelerated oxidation of copper plating on solid brass (probably the best compromise of cost and quality).
Top of the line is the chemically accelerated oxidation of high copper content cast bronze.
It is very difficult to get reliable information from manufacturers about how they achieve an ORB or Venetian Bronze finish so be careful and be prepared for a finish that not only wears unpredictably but may be difficult to touch up or refinish.
Usually, the only way you can determine the materials, the method of finish and the performance grade is to look for the ANSI/BHMA product number. Unfortunately, you will need ANSI/BHMA standard 156.18 to decipher it, but any architect or door/cabinet hardware store should have a copy of it.

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Habs fan since: I was born
Favorite current player: PK
All-time favorite player: Odie, PK
Recent Comments
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Eller is nothing but trade bait. Play him where he plays best , with better players than him and he will be the odd man out. Package deal and MB may be able to pull one off
- Comment on Budaj will start in goal for Habs against Bruins (2014-01-30 14:01:55)
bit me
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gotta agree , what a bone headed move , your best players should be playing against the best teams , boston on a roll only option should be CP , would love to hear the logic behind the choice , what are they trying to trade our backup ,
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trade Markov while he has any value , time to make this Pk's team
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guy boucher had a good run in the minors , but he got nothing out of montreal , canned in tampa , and now had to go across the pond to get work , he either has a big head or interviews bad , either way he should never coach in the NHL again
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PK storey yesterday not spoken about. Another terrible loss and nobody shows up to even repeat the same old cliches , bounces not going our way , tough way to lose , Sometimes things need to hit rock bottom before you can start moving forward. This is where I think the team is. Almost wishing for a lose tonight to add a lot more fuel to the fire. Chances are tomorrow is already a scheduled day off.
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bang on , until what was said is known , this will only cause problems , by once again singling out PK ,
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I think tomorrow is a scheduled day off and they are starting it tonight
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i dont get why Dumba can play for his contry for free even when sick, but for a couple million , they get days off , makes no sense to me
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The Impressionist/Modern sale realised £2,448,450 / $3,846,515 / €2,867,135, selling 85% by lot and 89% by value.
Michelle McMullan, Head of Sale: "Concluding an incredibly successful week for the category, the South Kensington sale of Impressionist and Modern Art demonstrated the continued growth and strength of demand at this price level. Attracting bidders from 20 countries, 73% of lots were bought or underbid online via Christie's LIVE – a record for an auction at Christie's South Kensington. The sale featured a particularly good selection of post-Impressionist works from Private collections which welcomed new international clients and important collectors. The ceramic section, as well as a number of works by Bernard Buffet, drew competitive bidding which resulted in strong prices that far-exceeded their pre-sale estimates."
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SDR (Single Data Rate) SDRAM sends one bit per clock cycle. DDR (Double Data Rate) SDRAM sends two bits per clock cycle (on both the rising and the falling edges of each clock cycle). DDR2 achieves speeds twice as fast as DDR by using an internal clock that runs at double the speed.
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In the past, using the first subnet (subnet zero) and the last subnet (all-ones subnet) was not supported. However, modern routers support both. For more information, see Subnet Zero and the All-Ones Subnet from Cisco.
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Is it possible for one to have two thermostats for one small home HVAC system? I would need it so that only one of the thermostats would be usable at any given time.
I have a nice large touch screen programmable thermostat now in my home--I like the programming features & the neat LCD color display.
I have looked at the Wi-Fi thermostats at Home Depot & like the idea of controlling my thermostat while away at work with my phone or Ipad or PC.
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A comprehensive reference work on the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy), containing over 200 entries covering Haudenosaunee history, present-day issues, and contributions to general North American culture. "Haudenosaunee" (People of the Longhouse) is the name the Iroquois use for their confederacy ("Iroquois" is the name given them by the French). This encyclopedia surveys the histories of the six constituent nations of the confederacy (Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, and Tuscarora, adopted about 1725). Several entries also trace ways in which the practices of the Iroquois have filtered into general North American society.
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Though Barry Stiger's is no longer KAHI's morning news host, we would still like to leave his blog up for now for those who would like to read his past posts. Enjoy!
BARRY'S BLOG: TUESDAY MARCH 25th, 2014
Water, the most precious element we have on earth, when scarce, makes us all nervous as our officials must make hard decisions on which of us get it or not. Water also is the only element on earth that can be all three states, liquid, solid (Ice) and gas (steam). In this country, our water companies have built infrastructures that brings adequate and safe water into our homes, and we all assume that when we turn the knob safe drinkable water gushes out of the faucet every time. We are very fortunate since many countries on the earth do not have safe water and many people, particularly children die everyday because of it. This is not an issue in the USA.
Now, when the source starts to dry up, then we are asked to conserve, there is always two reactions. Those of us who understand, and those who get angry because they must conserve and suffer some inconvenience. I have overheard some talk lately: "I pay good money for that water, and I expect it to be there whenever I want it". The other emotional focus on this matter is aimed at the politicians who have first helped provide storage of water with damns and reservoirs and now seem stalled at providing the storage systems needed to satisfy the needs of people growth and growing food supplies, our main economy driver in California. They blame environmental laws for the stall, but the political system approved these laws. Maybe a reassessment of these laws would be in order.
In the meantime, cutting 20% of water usage is really easy to do. Cutting lawn watering, less home driveway car washes, better use of dish washers and general turning off the running water when washing hands are all simple adjustments that can really make a difference. Dropping usage also cuts your expense for the short term.
By the way, there are some local governments that need to examine their systems and policies. There has been some interesting reports lately on how some cities are wasting major water resources.
Have a great day, be kind to yourself and be happy!
Retire….what does that mean?
KAHI Radio and I announced yesterday my retirement from the AM NEWS HOST position. Eight years ago, I started at 6:00 AM as the morning host, returning to an old career and love, talking on radio. KAHI was a perfect match for me because management philosophy is to serve the local market, and make the microphone available to anyone with something to say. Over the 8 years, we have brought on local political officials, community leaders, activists trying to change things, to Boy and Girl Scouts visiting the station.
I fell in love with radio as a kid back in Pennsylvania. I spent my Sunday's listening to the old radio shows, usually on CBS, that covered Tom Mix, Mr. Keen, tracer of lost persons, Roy Rogers, The FBI, Jack Benny, Arthur Godfrey, and many others. As my interest in Radio grew, I was soon building my own radio station and broadcasting on the local radio set with voice, then with turntables, became a DJ in my own home.
One day, a Radio Station from another town came to my home town and I was there every day helping with stringing wire, lifting stuff, and opening boxes as they built our local home town station. I spent more time at the station than at home, and finally got on the air through the high school NEWS program as one of four NEWS anchors selected by the English teacher. I was then hired as a weekend announcer and then full time announcer the week after high school graduation. I was very fortunate to be given such a great break right after high school graduation.
I moved into management and was fortunate to work for some great creative people that gave me freedom to be creative also, and I became a pioneer in talk radio and local supportive radio. I moved on to Cable TV where again was invited to be creative in local television programming on cable. These were fun years, and I was on the front edge of having local cameras at high school football games, musicals and fundraisers in local home town communities.
I moved on in the Cable TV world as homes across america were connected to local CATV systems, and watched and participated in the creation of channels like HBO, Showtime, CNN and others. Today we have many more successful CABLE channels than Network channels. It only took 40 years or so to make FOX NEWS having more viewers than CBS NEWS.
Having the great fortune of being a participant in this communications revolution was a God's gift. I wish all young people could get the same gateway to their career that I have enjoyed. I look forward to moving on to other things yet will still do special reporting for KAHI radio. How lucky can one be.
Have a great day, be kind to yourself and be happy!
Major Air Disasters like the missing 777 Malaysia Flight 370 last saturday bring us all to realize how most of us are afraid to fly. As a young person I had two conflicting emotions when it came to flying.
First I wanted to be a pilot from the first time I saw a John Wayne WWII movie. I was fascinated with model airplanes made out of paper or balsa wood. I took my first ride in a Cessna 82 private aircraft, scared out of my brains but so excited when the pilot let me handle the controls, and received my first "Bitten by the Bug" that all pilots experience. I then started a dream quest to fly anything that had engines.
Second, I was always surprised at the emotional stress I suffered when booked on a commercial flight. I didn't sleep the night before a flight, and was nervous like a cat until I got inside the plane, and buckled up, The first few years of flying commercial, I always had nervous moments that the plane would suffer a mechanical failure of some kind and crash. As years went by, I became a lot more relaxed and found the hassle of airport parking, security, baggage handling and general mean people a lot more stressful than the actual flight.
I also started flying my own plane for business, and found the convenience for short trips was wonderful. In and out of airports on my own schedule was thrilling, and also made my business pressures so much easier as I relaxed and enjoying the flight from point to point. It became much more pleasurable to move around the Eastern corridor by plane than driving on the crowded and dangerous interstate highways that connected the major cities that I needed to go to. Don't fly much anymore but had a lot of pleasure during those years I did.
Now back to the most recent disaster, Flight 370. I always think what a horrific way several hundred people confined in a plane helpless and often alone from friends and family must suffer in the last few minuets of their time here on earth. There can't be many other ways that suffering is more with this complete loss of power over your destiny and realization of possible instant death. Man has created worse over past centuries but an air disaster is pure chance. I always feel sad for the victims and their loved ones that must deal with the loss. May their religious belief's help them cope. Lets hope terrorism is ruled out since that would make it worse for the innocent.
The recent rains have a lot of folks expecting the drought to be minimal, and with every storm wave, they feel better. Officials however say the drought is still serious and so far the storms have only helped some. We are still in a serious water shortage condition, and conservation is urged to help keep the impact down as much as possible.
One of the impressive stories coming out of this drought is our own Placer County Water Agency (PCWA) actions, plans and execution of these plans by Board, Management and Engineering staff. THe PCWA water network is very complicated being able to get water from various sources, and distributing that water to several thousand agricultural, commercial and residential customers. I picture the network looking like large tree laying on the ground with roots of the tree in various water supplies like the American and Yuba Rivers, different reservoirs and wells bringing the water to the trunk, then distributing the water to various limbs which then feed customers represented as leaves. Very complicated and needs lots of management and engineering to make it all work efficiently and balanced based on need. Droughts then are represented as a lack of supply at the root level which then affects the entire system. Our PCWA has engineered additional supplies to feed the roots which could save us some drought affect.
This further pinpoints the professionalism of our local agencies. Placer County has been a great growth county for several years, particularly in South County. Communities like Roseville and Rocklin have grown from 5 thousand residents to over 50,000 over the last 20 years. We have seen major communities like Del Web's Sun Cities in Roseville and Lincoln. In addition, several thousand homes have been added adjacent to these Sun Cities, all demanding services like electricity, water, gas, and water treatment. With this growth, our agencies have keep up with demand. This doesn't happen by accident. It takes prudent management, engineering, planning and execution. It appears we have that here. How lucky. Think of the disaster if we had the alternative.
Have a great day, be kind to yourself and be happy!
The announcement by the Auburn Chamber of Commerce in selecting Councilman Kevin Hanley as the new CEO was exciting and somewhat a surprise. Kevin has been joining me on the KAHI Morning News the morning after the City Council meets in Auburn for several years, and I feel a personal friendship has been built between us. I have admired all the people that run for council, win, and dedicate their personal time and talent to running our city as well as it is. Kevin has passion and dedication to his service and the results show it. Now moving over to the chamber will be a challenge for him which he obviously has embraced. Chambers are representative organizations serving the local business community which is also funded by the members, and chartered to promote the community and help grow the local economy. Not an easy task. Kevin will do a great job because he has focus on what is good for the community.
Speaking of service, studies over long periods of time has proved that people that give of their talent and time live happier than those that do not. We are a nation that has been built by people that donate their talents and time through their churches and service clubs like ROTARY, Kiwanis, and others that do community projects, donate money and time for the community's well being and future. A famous reporter said one time: All good work in the USA is done by service organizations"! I like the ROTARY statement credo: "Service above self"!
Have a great day, be kind to yourself and be happy.
The old saying about March: "In like a lion and out like a lamb" certainly held true this weekend.
I had a great experience this weekend, a friend's Hybrid vehicle had a battery die, and also one bulb in the driver's side light blew. After several days of discussions at the dealer, SEARS, Walmart, and others, most did not carry the battery and the prices varied, some which included installation costs. A visit to Battery and Bulbs however proved to be a great experience. A young man that had more energy that the energizer bunny offered to test the battery and pronounced it almost dead. Then running inside from the parking lot in front of the store came back with a battery, tools, and a packet with the headlight bulb. At the same speed he had demonstrated all along, he whipped out the dead battery, which is no easy task in these hybrids, put in the new one, and tested it…..worked great. He then attacked the light problem. Another friend with a light bulb problem, the dealer took off the entire headlight casing to change the bulb with a cost of several hundred dollars. Not this guy…he reached down to the side of the light casing, pulled out a plug, and reached inside, pulled out the bulb and then put the new one in, tested it, and then put the plug back into the light casing, problem solved. Cost of bulb was under ten dollars, installation free. At pay time, my friend ask about the specials being advertised, and the young man took 10% off the bill. My estimate of savings was about 200 to 300 dollars over having the dealer do the same job. Total time, 45 minutes. What an experience. If the company does not promote this young man they will lose one of the best customer services people I have met in years.
Customer Service in the last few years has become more and more frustrating. I recently had an issue with one of the Satellite TV services. They charged me for a football package which I never ordered, and could get reversed. We wrestled with this issue for three months, and after hours of working through various management layers at the company, I finally refused to pay them and they shut off the service. I was contacted by their AR people, and then I started up through the management chain again and finally got high enough to get the charges reversed and ended with a credit of 22 dollars. I sent all their equipment back, and terminated a relationship with this company that lasted over 15 years. They lost a long time happy customer, and I got back several hundred dollars of credit. They dinged my credit of course, but I can fix that facing another day long telephone battle with some incompetent boob probably in Barbados or Argentina.
In the meantime, I have connected to WAVE Cable TV and the experience so far has been delightful. I spent 25 years in the Cable Industry and am amazed at the new technologies available to us customers. Phone, TV and Wi-Fi all bundled together. Neat stuff. I also like all the channels available to me for Basic service.
Speaking of Customer Service….I am headed to my favorite breakfast place where they clear my favorite table, pour the coffee as they see me park the car out front. Love living in a small town.
Have a great day, be kind to yourself, and be happy.
This month certainly has passed quickly. It is a day or two short, but so many things took place that the time did seem to speed up. I personally had two major events in my life. I had major surgery on my left shoulder and bought a new home, and moved. One of these events would have been enough….but the two within days was exhausting. The good news is that both events have been right, and are both settling in. Doctors say I should have full movement of the left arm and no pain. Has been the most painful thing I have ever had….but healing well. God bless our Auburn Sutter Faith Doctors and support teams. They are the best.
A major announcement was made this morning that the Historical Landmark Marshall Hotel on 7th street downtown Sacramento will be rebuilt into a high rise boutique hotel to satisfy the expected high paying customers visiting due to the new downtown arena, which now appears to be on a fast track. Recent years, this old hotel has become the home for poor residents, many that have been homeless, and have very limited income. This segment of the community is now faced, again, with being homeless if they do not find adequate housing, somewhere else. This announcement is the first of many moves as major money and investment moves into the downtown Arena area.
On the National Scene, the Russian and Ukraine situation appears to be getting worse. Russia has made military moves by moving troops and equipment to the Western Border and now there are reports of military action at Airports and other military installations. Russia has also moved a warship with missiles to Cuba, Has a lot of similarity of the Cold War which we experienced in 1947 through 1991. It was called the "Cold War" because there was no heavy fighting on the ground according to historians, but I remember Korea and Vietnam which were pretty hot to me. I didn't serve due to age, but did observe, report on and followed closely. This was also the time, right after WWII where the USA and RUSSIA established themselves as "Super Powers".
With the healing on my left arm, and getting out of the sling next week, I hope to return to Blogging more often. Thanks for all your comments. Have a great weekend, be kind to yourself, and be happy!
BARRY'S BLOG-Friday 21, 2014
I observed a very interesting event this week. The Federal Government, through the Federal Communications Commission issued a memorandum that they were hiring contractors to enter America's Radio and TV NEWS-rooms to monitor how subjects are selected for reporting on the air. It appeared the FCC wanted this to be quietly issued, but it was soon picked up and went viral in one day. Why this event was so interesting to me is I have been in the business so many years as a broadcaster and observer I see this as a return to the Governments attempt to control the airwaves which started in 1920 when KDKA was put on the air by Westinghouse Electric Company in Pittsburgh PA. Newspapers had been around for decades and were not controlled under the constitution's guarantee of Freedom of the Press. Newspapers were very bias and were even called "Republican" and "Democrat" as they named themselves. They opined on Editorial pages but publishers in the early years kept NEWS rooms completely separate and often did great investigative reporting on political crime and dishonesty. Politicians both sought coverage from Newspapers as well as feared them. One astute politician was quoted as saying: "Never make the man that buys ink by the barrel angry"!
So when broadcasting was born in 1920, politicians were really concerned at this new medium, and started immediately to place many rules and regulations in place. First they created the Federal Communications Commission as an engineering based agency to assign frequency to new stations to protect from signals interfering with each other. Broadcasting also was mostly an entertainment medium for its first 20 years. It was World War II and broadcasters like Edward R. Murrow reporting from Europe that shifted Broadcasting into the NEWS business. By then, the Feds had placed many restrictions in place to keep broadcasters from becoming too powerful and having power over people by persuading them to oppose Government actions and policies.
As time went buy, in 1949, the Government imposed what was called the "FAIRNESS DOCTRINE ". In simple terms, the act said broadcasters had to present all sides of any broadcast feature including news, and it was their responsibility to do so. No such requirement was placed on print media so there was always some resentment they do so with the electronic media. This act was repealed in 1987 and left broadcasters to opine on matters of local and national importance. The political community has always tried to get ink and broadcast time but still over all fear opposition, and continue to find way's to control it. This became apparent again this week when the FCC announced their monitor program. Broadcasters have reacted as expected with outrage.
In the meantime, major shifts have taken place in media. The obvious was the advent of Cable Television News Channels which were started by Ted Turner in 1980 which started an entire new path of news coverage and opinion without government control. the FCC has license control over broadcasters at the transmitter level but nothing over networks, none of which require license from the Government. These cable networks have evolved overtime and gained viewers that in some cases surpass the over air networks like NBC, CBS and ABC. In other words, left to its own devises and no Government control the audience chooses what they want to watch and listen to. Any doubt? How many of us know the names of icon's like Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly. Name the Network anchors if you can.
The other massive shift that has taken place is the arrival of the Internet. The Government started development of this concept in the late 60's but the system as we know it today was developed in the 80's. It's original intent was to stabilize engineering standards for the inter-connection of computers and provide a highway that would have adequate protections and allow all big and small computers to talk with each other and swap information. So in 30 years we have computers, telephones, IPads and televisions all merged together. This massive system also does not have any Government control over its content, and its size and systems may deny Government controls if attempted.
The constitutional freedom of speech does always seem to find a channel to communicate that is out of reach those in power eventually try to muzzle. God bless American genius!
Have a great day, be kind to your self and be happy!
It has been a few days since I have written you all. The operation on my arm on the 21st of January was a whopper, and has been quite painful. That's the bad NEWS. Good NEWS is I am in physical theropy as of today, and everything seems to be doing fine. Learning to live with one hand has been quite interesting. I was feeling a little depressed last weekend when going out to dinner and dancing with a friend saw a lovely lady with her left arm missing completely, and there she was dancing and enjoying the evening. Felt a little foolish and decided I had noting to complain about. It now will be a rebuilding the mussels and strength which I am told will be about three to four months. Met a man today who is now one year and three months, and still not fully functional. We are all different. There is little pain for me today, and good movement, so guess I am on the mend.
The surprise I have had is how many people have had this operation! Seems that as we age, the shoulders can give out from over use and stress. I miss Golf and so many other things I normally do with two hands…but looking forward to being back full strength.
This time off from Radio has been good, but I miss talking each day on the air. This week, I would have been on each day, but the weekend storm dropped a few inches of water into the radio station studios wetting the flooring and walls, and we have had to automate all week. SERVE PRO is attacking the problem, but for a few days, I get to sleep in.
The daily NEWS continues of course. The saving of "Ruth" from jumping off the Forest Hill bridge was incredible. The men and women that work in our police and public safety departments in this county are outstanding. They talked this lady back to reality and saved her life.
The several inches of rain we received over the weekend brought spirits up. Officials are fast to say however this was only a "drop in the bucket" compared to what we should have. I along with several others are watching the management of this new 6+ feet of water in the Folsom Dam, hoping we don't give it away too. Congress and others are holding hearing with the Bureau of Reclamation hoping to get better understanding on the release of water this past summer. The Bureau is saying they are just following the rules and regulations set in place over many years driven by environmental and Fish and Game pressures. One of the statements from members of congress is they knew this was happening last summer when the Sacramento River was cresting higher than normal for several months as these releases were taking place. A good question is why weren't the hearings staged then, and maybe we could have adverted this mess we appear to be in. What I am afraid of is a few doses of Pineapple Express storms, and everyone will get amnesia, and nothing will change to prevent this from happening again. This is the history of this situation. Maybe Mother Nature will bail us out one more time, so to speak. The numbers released by the BOR show 18.5 thousand Acre Feet in and 294 out of Folsom Dam which appears to be the right thing.
The Weather back East is roaring again. Atlanta is in serious trouble with massive ice and wind. They predict over 200 thousand people losing power over the next few hours and no power for several days or weeks. Panic at grocery stores is becoming a problem. Snow, Ice and Winds will dominate the entire East Coast from Florida to NY as they get pounded hard again. These coastal cities have no equipment or enough people with experience to get them back to normal for what could be weeks. I have many friends back there and we are talking daily. Some are "Old Hands" at this and others are asking me if I have a spare room?
The Olympics in Russia appear to be almost "Ho Hum"! Political overtones are playing a part, and the TV coverage is not getting the viewers. I remember when the Olympics at anytime of year got major ratings. I guess we are losing interest! Nice though to see some local "Sierra" names in the Gold columns.
Losing our Auburn new financial person was a disappointment. This is one of the most important jobs in City Government because it monitors the money. Our past auditors, like Andy, did a great job steering the city through tough times and we stayed fiscally sound. Hope we can find a good replacement. Looks like Mayor Bridget has hit the ground with some major challenges with the loss of Bob Richardson as City Manager and now the Auditor. She is a tough lady and I believe she will weather the storm, so to speak.
I hope the SERVE PRO people give me back "Studio One" soon and feels good back in the "Blog Chair" tonight. Have a great day, be kind to yourself, and "Be Happy"!


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I Feel Strong About the Panthers This Week!
I can see the money coming in on the Cards this week after their victory over the Cowboys. But that was in Arizona and now they are playing in Carolina where the Panthers destroyed the Saints. The Panthers were on of my better picks last weekend. I also played against them when they played the Bucs and the Bucs got blown out! I've seemed to have my finger on the pulse of the Panthers all year long, and I'm telling you they will clean the Cards clocks this week.
You also have a western team travelling east for and early game, which has been money in the bank this year! I'll take my chances laying the 4 points, and take the Panthers for a MAJOR WAGER this week!
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I'm in a huge payout survivor pool and there are only 12 people left in it, including me. Do you guys see any upsets coming in this weekend. Examlpe: New England, Jets, or Carolina. I still have all three of these teams to pick. Which team might have a better chance of going down? I really like the Jets with KC having to fly across country, but something in my gut is saying stay away for some reason. Do not really like NE b/c of them playing so hard on Monday night while lossing some key defensive players. And who knows which team the Cards will bring into Carolina country?
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When I first glanced at this weeks games, I thought Arizona might have a shot, it is a revenge game, as they were embarrassed at home 25-10. My power ratings favor Carolina by 3.5 After breaking the game down statistically, seeing that Carolina is 4-0 at home straight up, and winning by an average margin of 18.75 ppg. at home. Their offense has been rolling at 29.3 ppg in their last 3 at home while only giving up 5.3 ppg on defense. You can see why all four home games have went under! Arizona hasn't played that well on the road. After beating a turnover prone 49er team, they lost by 7 to Washington, and were pummeled by the Jets 35-56. They are coming off a bye, but they were one of a handfull of teams to lose off their bye last year. The Cards have the play makers to get the backdoor, but you have to be impressed with Carolina's seconday holding Brees and company to only 7 points.
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