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Director of Development (Fundraiser 5), L&S College Relations
University of California, Berkeley | Berkeley CA 94704 USA | Full Time | Posted: 12/20/2012
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UC Berkeley is consistently ranked as the best public university in the world, and it places strongly in the top five institutions internationally, public or private. Berkeley's largest college, and one of the most prestigious academic units in the UC system, is the College of Letters & Science. L&S currently seeks a Director of Development to join its team of fundraising professionals. The individual chosen will be a leader of proven accomplishment, high energy, and resilient imagination who will spearhead the College's development efforts relating to the Biological Sciences.
Last year, the College raised a record amount of private donations, totaling nearly $60 million. We are seeking a dynamic individual to help us sustain and surpass this level of excellence and accomplishment. A proven track record is essential, as is a willingness to work collaboratively with Berkeley faculty, with colleagues across the campus, and particularly with an energetic and ambitious academic dean. Candidates must bring a history of building strong relationships with donors and an instinct to go the extra mile to engage new donors and to help existing supporters deepen their relationship with the College in ways that are meaningful and motivating.
This is a complex position that will provide unparalleled opportunities for growth. Berkeley is currently in the final phase of a $3 billion capital campaign, with approximately $2.6 billion committed. The College of Letters & Science has been an integral part of this success, with well over $400 million of new funding secured during the campaign for the College and the myriad of research programs led by its faculty. The new Development Director will be part of a team that defines new opportunities through the end of the campaign and well beyond for alumni, parents and other friends to help Berkeley sustain academic excellence in an era when philanthropy will be integral to our success. This is an opportunity to join a solid, successful, forward-thinking fundraising effort in one of the most rewarding intellectual environments in the world. We welcome applications from candidates who want to help us define the new era of greatness in public higher education.
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Muhammad Ali Vs. Antonio Inoki Fight Highlight Video
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vince March 1, 2010
Ali said that the leg kick Inoki delivered at 2:50 follow him throughout the rest of his career. Inoki is a legend in Japan to this day. He was responable for training the best japanese MMA stars, including Lyote "the dragon" machida.
TruNYC March 1, 2010
Funny, Lyoto reminds me of Ali.
Pocker March 1, 2010
is this the guy that slaps lyoto in the face
RPAUP38 March 1, 2010
1. Why did they make Ali wear boxing gloves? 2. Why was Inoki allowed to srtrike at Ali's face without them? I remebered watching this fight when I was 10 yr's old. I could'nt figure out then why Inoki kept falling down and kicking at Ali's leg's; "I thought it was the goofiest thing I had ever seen".
Russ March 1, 2010
Wow, I know this was 30 years ago… But what the hell. Inoki just kicked and fell over 100 times. How did he get any credit for that fight? "he fought Ali and survived"? Yeah, well thats what happens when you fight a boxer and fall down on your back 300 times.
rgood March 1, 2010
ali would have been destroyed if the ref had not stopped the ground game action.
milojustlaxin March 1, 2010
dude this is retarded…y would this fight happen…its like a friggin circus…ali is just making stupid faces while the other dude throws half assed flying leg kick or whatever….dumb
xlonic March 1, 2010
Thanks for showing this, glad this site is back up.
Ali.H March 1, 2010
I think it's fair to say, that calling this Ali in his ''near prime day'' is a gross overstatement. Ali was not, nor close to his prime during this event. Anyone familiar with Ali in the least bit would tell you the same. Ali's prime quite simply was from 66-until his ban. He came back fresh against Oscar and a few, but was never the same, like those glory years in the sixty.
becquer March 1, 2010
TheAlphaMael March 1, 2010
Well this made me lose alot of respect for Inoki and Machida. That was absolutely pathetic regardless of the tactics involved. Running at the guy, dropping to the floor and kicking him in the lag thats patehtic.
Murrell March 1, 2010
That was Gay!
rza808 March 1, 2010
Lol Inoki dont want none of that thunder Ali has bottled in those gloves. Still it was pretty boring watching the same tactics over and over. There must have been weird ground rules cuz that elbow really put the Ali camp in a frenzy
Red X March 1, 2010
There seems to be a lot of bitching without understanding why Inoki was using drop leg kicks.
That was one, of a set of last minute stipulations from Ali's side. Inoki was only allowed to throw leg kicks if one of his knees were on the ground.
RidgeRunner March 1, 2010
I cant believe how Gay that strategy was by the japanese tool. jesus h christ
blzd March 1, 2010
lol @5:03
blzd March 1, 2010
lol not 5:03 its 3:15
Pasumecha March 1, 2010
Thanks for posting Bruno. I've never heard of this fight.
It was weak but some of those leg kicks were leaving a mark…
bloodangel90 March 1, 2010
The fight rules wouldn't allow Inoki to kick unless he was on the ground.
Brendan March 1, 2010
Just goes to show you boxers have no game if you don't just stand toe to toe with them.
Thats why boxing is just a sport and not a true fighting style.
Yojimbo March 1, 2010
I wish I had been there
…to boo like a madman
WarMMATKOMACHINE! March 1, 2010
For anyone that cares!
The worked theory also arises from Inoki's June 26, 1976 match in Tokyo with Muhammad Ali.[6] Inoki initially promised Ali a worked match to get him to fight in Japan, but when the deal materialized Ali's camp feared that Inoki would turn the fight into a shoot, which many believe was Inoki's intention. Ali visited a professional wrestling match involving Inoki and witnessed Inoki's grappling ability. The rules of the match were announced several months in advance. Two days before the match, however, several new rules were added which severely limited the moves that each man could perform. A rule change that had a major outcome on this match was that Inoki could only throw a kick if one of his knees was on the ground.[6] In the match, Ali landed a total of six punches to Inoki, and Inoki kept to his back in a defensive position almost the full duration of the match of 15 rounds, hitting Ali with a low kick repeatedly.[7] The bout ended in a draw, 3-3. Ali left without a press conference and suffered damage to his legs as a result of Inoki's repeated leg kicks.[8]
viking March 1, 2010
To everyone complaining about Inoki's tactics: WTF?! You realize that this isn't a boxing forum… right? Right?
sterling March 2, 2010
There is a lot of pride in here.
Thxer March 2, 2010
Yea, it's an MMA forum. And it was still ridiculous.
DynamiteK March 2, 2010
As far as i know, Ali's camp made rules where Inoki could not punch with a fist, kick while standing, or grapple or wrestle at all. So pretty much he either could flop around on the floor like he did, or stand there and get punched by Ali…
B O B March 2, 2010
Grappler vs Striker in mma today would result in the exact same tactics but nobody would question them. Here, however, you have someone doing this — but negative criticism instead.
As noted above, there were rules which limited the actions of both. People need to be less ignorant and become a little more refined between the ears.
vince March 2, 2010
This isn't a serious fight. Its not like they took it serious. It was for charity and entertainment. This is the fight the Rocky was based off of. Everyone is talking about Inoki falling hahaha, come on. He was talking this fight for fun you think hes going to give the best boxer of all time a chance to hit him. Perhaps you guys should focus on the damage inflicted instead of the tactics.
vince March 2, 2010
to all you people that dudes give credit to Inoki shouldnt respect shogun for his last fight then
Lee March 2, 2010
Dumbasses above didn't even read about the rules and started slamming the jap guy and sucking ali's balls.
Steamer Bean March 2, 2010
I've heard about this for years but never seen any actual footage. Thanks Bruno. Of course the fight itself is kinda lame, but just the idea of it is awesome. Two legends from different disciplines agreeing to face off under an agreed upon set of rules in 1976. Pretty cool.
MMAsoldier39 March 2, 2010
Ummm.. first time in history a hybrid preformance. I don't know what all of you were smoking, yes it is a mma forum, but boxing is incorporated. I still think Ali should get the respect he deserves no matter how bad he could of been submitted or anything else. His actions outside the cage is also respectful. I know very little about Antonio Inoki, but I could see he looked dangerous. To be honest this is a foreshadowing of a james toney fight except no rule changes.
Jonas March 2, 2010
must stupid fight I ever seen…
Mitch Rapp March 2, 2010
BOB the sport of MMA has evolved some since ****ing 1976. Boxing was king back then MMA was non-existant. The ignorance is on your part at not realizing the stupidity of the match, especially considering the tactics posed by Inoki . Do you think a boxer would still wear 10oz boxing gloves to a MMA match?
side control nightmare March 3, 2010
the ref would have kicked their ass in a real fight without sweating at all….
paddedummy March 3, 2010
Ali got dominated even with the stupid rules about not being able to kick while standing, boxing aint shit
Kalika March 13, 2010
If you look at the history of the fight ALI guys wanted and got heaps of rules.It was suppose to be style against style,but when time came after all the hype ALI guys started making demands.No locks no this no that.
So Inoki just did the only thing he could do.He wasnt even allowed to throw or grapple. Read before you criticize. There is a video of what went on with Inoki in it.


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West Hartford Library (West Hartford, CT) patron Bob Snook was on vacation in New Hampshire during the 4th of July when a curious bear took an interest in his library book (Red Country by Joe Abercrombie, for those who are curious). To quote Francis Bacon, "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested." Needless to say, this was the best story we have heard regarding the need to pay a replacement cost on an item. The West Hartford Library was voted best library in the region by Hartford Magazine for 2013, and consists of three library branches, serving a population of over 60,000. (Pictured: Bob Snook and the Hungry Bibliophile Bear. Photo credit: Bob and Alyssa Snook.)


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Media, letters to the editor, op-eds and more from members of the Baylor family.
September 9, 2013 — The members of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) voted today not to approve the Transition Agreement between the BAA and Baylor University with a vote of 830 in favor of the agreement and 668 voting "no," representing a "yes" vote of 55 percent. A two-thirds approval of members present was required to pass the measure.
September 8, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - The future of the 154-year-old Baylor Alumni Association is unclear after an agreement to transfer alumni outreach activities to Baylor University failed to gain sufficient support from members.
September 7, 2013 — Baylor University President Ken Starr issued a statement today following the vote by the membership of the Baylor Alumni Association on a Transition Agreement between the BAA and the University.
September 7, 2013 — Brent Edwards, Waco; Danny Huizinga, Waco and Gale Galloway, Austin voice their opinion on the transition agreement. "If you are a member of the BAA, I urge you to vote "yes" on the transition agreement today. Don't be left standing on the sidelines as the university continues forward. Cherish the past but be an active part of the future. The university needs and deserves our support." - Gale Galloway
September 6, 2013 — By Ada Zhang - The Baylor Alumni Network aims to bring the Baylor community together and, to do so, the network relies heavily on volunteers.
September 6, 2013 — By Danny Huizinga - What does "Baylor Forward" mean for us as students? It means that, finally, students will be included in a unified alumni network that reflects the unity of our student body.
September 6, 2013 — The Baylor Board of Regents unanimously approved the new License Agreement for the Baylor Line Corporation (BLC) in a special meeting today (Friday). The BLC will be created if the Transition Agreement receives a two-thirds approval in tomorrow's September 7 vote by the members of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA). BAA members must vote in person at the meeting in Waco Hall.
September 6, 2013 — Of course, many of us in college don't pay attention to alumni associations till we're well into our professions, earning a living and beginning families. But when Baylor students and recent graduates do think of alumni associations, they're often thinking of the Baylor Alumni Network -- not the proudly independent, 154-year-old Baylor Alumni Association that has warred with previous Baylor administrations and regents over everything from threats of fundamentalism taking over Baylor to concerns about skyrocketing tuition costs -- the latter now being partially addressed by Baylor President Ken Starr through his successful $100 million scholarship fund drive.
September 6, 2013 — In these last few weeks, as we all stand up for the university and the alumni association we care so deeply for, let's agree to change our tone to one of care and civil discourse. Change is difficult for many to absorb, yet I am confidant we can all converse and debate in a manner that we can be proud of at the end of the day.
September 6, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - The Baylor Alumni Association on Thursday unveiled a new agreement with Baylor University outlining plans to continue to publish its alumni magazine ahead of Saturday's vote on whether to relinquish other alumni activities to the university's control.
September 6, 2013 — BRAD TOBEN Guest columnist - One expects to find differing opinions about a proposal that would significantly change the status quo. Civil discourse should allow for the thoughtful articulation of such opinions. Our national public square needs much more of it. However, one column published Sunday, written by former Texas House representative Stan Schlueter, was not thoughtful in its presentation and certainly was not civil.
September 6, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - Baylor University alum and former Texas Gov. Mark White called upon the school's board of regents to step in and delay a scheduled vote Saturday on a measure that would dissolve the Baylor Alumni Association, in a last-ditch effort to save the organization.
September 5, 2013 — The September 7 vote on the Baylor University/Baylor Alumni Association transition agreement marks an important day in our history. Leaders from across the university, the alumni association and the alumni body at large have spoken out, encouraging others to vote "yes" in favor of the agreement.
September 5, 2013 — By Linda Wilkins, City Editor - After the announcement of the Transition Agreement over the summer, various people have expressed their approval or concerns. While this matter is complicated, these opinions can be sorted into those that support a 'yes' vote on Sept. 7 and those that don't.
September 5, 2013 — By Linda Wilkins, City Editor - After 10 months of negotiations, the leadership of both the Baylor Alumni Association and the Baylor Board of Regents drafted a Transition Agreement.
September 5, 2013 — By Ada Zhang, Staff Writer - If The Baylor Line magazine is to continue with the word Baylor in its title, the Transition Agreement between the Baylor Alumni Association and Baylor Board of Regents must receive a 'yes' vote from at least two thirds of the BAA member present at the meeting on Sept. 7.
September 5, 2013 — The BLC license agreement was developed with input from a Journalism Advisory Group (JAG) of Baylor graduates and supporters with decades of experience in newspapers and magazines. The group, convened by BAA board member Ella Wall Prichard '63, worked with Mike Bourland '66, JD '69, attorney for the BAA, to make recommendations for the BLC license agreement to ensure editorial independence and access to Baylor officials.
September 5, 2013 — New contract offers access, accountability and cooperation
BAA Board votes to secure future for The Baylor Line; accedes other alumni activities to university; Saturday vote scheduled for membership
September 5, 2013 — KELLY RAPP Guest columnist - The transition agreement between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association has multiple aspects, all of which are important to consider when making one's own determination on whether to approve this pact between the two Saturday. There is one part of the conversation, however, to which I bring a unique perspective: the proposal of a non-voting regent specifically representing Baylor alumni perspectives.
September 3, 2013 — On September 3, the Baylor Alumni Association posted this to Facebook:
"The BAA board of directors voted 28-7 in favor of the proposed Transition Agreement in a meeting today. Seventeen members of the board were absent and did not vote."
September 3, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) has posted the membership list online so that people can check membership status before the vote on Saturday, September 7. Members of the BAA will vote on Saturday at an 11 a.m. meeting in Waco Hall on the proposed Transition Agreement with the university.
September 3, 2013 — We respectfully ask you to do two things. First, we ask that - if you are a member of the BAA - please show up to Waco Hall on September 7 and vote in favor of the transition agreement. Second, we ask that you encourage your classmates and any other Baylor friends to do the same.
September 3, 2013 — On August 29th, 2013, the Student Senate -- which functions as the legislative branch of Student Government and exists to advocate on behalf of students to voice the opinion of Baylor students -- passed a resolution supporting the unification of the Baylor Alumni Association and Baylor University.
September 2, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association will host its second all-member conference call on Thursday, September 5, at noon CDT, to update members and answer questions about the Transition Agreement, which is scheduled for a vote in Waco on September 7.
September 1, 2013 — KEN STARR Guest columnist - At 11 a.m. next Saturday Baylor Alumni Association members will gather in Waco Hall to vote on a transition agreement between the BAA and Baylor University. If approved, this potentially historic document will create a truly unified, comprehensive alumni engagement program for our university. Once unified, the program's reach will be global. Its strength will be unparalleled in Baylor's long history.
September 1, 2013 — The Baylor University Faculty Senate supports reconciliation within the Baylor family. Having recently met jointly with the chair of the board of regents and the president of the Baylor Alumni Association on the nature and terms of the Transition Agreement, we believe that this agreement holds great promise for moving our university forward in unity and mutual trust.
August 30, 2013 — As a coach, I know to win, a team must be united, dedicated to a single purpose. For Baylor to continue to win, our alumni must be steadfast in their dedication to move Baylor Forward.
August 30, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association board of directors has adopted standing rules for the September 7 all-member meeting to vote on the proposed Transition Agreement and for the preceding discussion forum. The voting meeting will begin at 11 a.m. in Waco Hall, and the discussion forum--also in Waco Hall--will be from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
August 30, 2013 — The Baylor University Staff Council sent the following statement to all University staff today regarding the Transition Agreement between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association.
August 29, 2013 — By KEN CAMP / MANAGING EDITOR - As members of the Baylor Alumni Association prepare for a called meeting Sept. 7 to vote on a transition agreement with Baylor University, the proposal continues to stir debate and spark a media blitz.
August 28, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association's board of directors voted to freeze the BAA membership list that will be used for the Sept. 7 meeting as of today, Aug. 28, 2013, at 12:30 p.m. CDT. New members who join after that time will not be able to vote on the Transition Agreement at the special meeting. The decision was the result of a unanimous vote during a conference-call meeting of the BAA board at noon CDT today.
August 27, 2013 — The Baylor University Faculty Senate sent the following statement to all University faculty today regarding the Transition Agreement between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association.
August 25, 2013 — I care about Baylor. I am proud of my two degrees. I am proud of Baylor's heritage and look forward to its continued growth and continued positive impact on its students and faculty. Following a period of discovery, I have concluded it is time to put this discussion and controversy to bed and vote in favor of the transition agreement.
August 23, 2013 — East Village joins North Village (2004) and Brooks Village (2007) as new Baylor residence halls that have opened in the last 10 years. Prior to those, the last new Baylor residence was South Russell, built in 1967. This year, South Russell is closed for a massive renovation; each of Baylor's older halls will undergo a similar update, one a year, over the next decade or so. Even with South Russell offline, about 40% of Baylor's student body will live on campus this fall.
August 23, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) held an all-member conference call on Friday, August 23, at noon, and board president Collin Cox '97 answered almost twenty questions about the proposed Transition Agreement between the BAA and Baylor.
August 23, 2013 — MEREDITH PINSON-CREASEY, Guest columnist - Voting "no" is betting on an uncertain future to retain current status, with current or greater restrictions. That seems to be an unwise financial proposition.
August 22, 2013 — Progress on Baylor football's new home continues as crews begin to install structural steel. Sic 'em Sports Productions takes a look at the process.
August 21, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - The apartment-style dorm room options in Baylor University's newest residential hall represent the school's largest push to encourage more upperclassmen to live on campus for their entire undergraduate experience.
August 21, 2013 — WILTON LANNING Board of Contributors | It is time to move on.
August 20, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association will host an all-member conference call on Friday, August 23, at noon CDT, to update members and answer questions about the Transition Agreement, which is scheduled for a vote in Waco on September 7.
August 18, 2013 — The new on-campus football stadium promises to be great for Baylor University, the city of Waco and the surrounding area. While Baylor is universally recognized for its academics and research, its reputation has clearly been enhanced by successful athletic performances in several sports disciplines besides football.
August 16, 2013 — If approved in September, the transition agreement between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association will mark the advent of a dynamic era in alumni relations.
August 16, 2013 — One of the Baylor Alumni Association's most critical roles in its long history has been to provide alumni with the opportunity to assert an independent voice on university matters.
August 12, 2013 — Baylor Stadium is moving forward toward opening day in August 2014. Enjoy this time lapse of the construction through July 2013.
August 10, 2013 — We believe the time has come for the Baylor Alumni Association to define its course for the future. The pending Transition Agreement represents the best opportunity for the association to retain an independent voice without entering into a litigious relationship with our beloved Baylor. On Sept. 7, please join us on a vote of yes on the Transition Agreement.
August 6, 2013 — The Baylor Alumni Association faces a major decision on September 7, and we want to provide you with as many details as possible about the Transition Agreement that will be up for a vote.
August 4, 2013 — I have had a life-long passion for sports and sports facilities which has led me to a career as a designer where I've been able to help make ideas a reality for universities and teams across the country.
August 4, 2013 — KITALE, Kenya -- "Hope shines here." That's the rallying cry of Baylor University's longtime partner, Buckner International, and it's heard loud and clear here on the beautiful but impoverished western edge of Kenya.
August 1, 2013 — This summer, hundreds of Baylor University students have left the comforts of home to embark on mission trips literally around the globe. In a time of rancor and polarization in America, Baylor Bears are quietly and energetically reaching out to serve some of the neediest people on the planet, including here in East Africa. They are sowing seeds of peace.
August 1, 2013 — The Baylor Nation has been consumed this summer with new developments between the university and the long-independent Baylor Alumni Association. These include the filing of a lawsuit in U.S. district court, issuance of an injunction against Baylor to stop demolition of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center on campus and now the razing of the alumni center to pave the way for a walkway bridge crossing the Brazos River to a new $250 million athletic stadium. The lawsuit targets a "transition agreement" negotiated between Baylor and the executive committee of the Baylor Alumni Association.
July 30, 2013 — WACO--A federal judge has lifted the temporary restraining order that delayed Baylor University's plan to demolish the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center. The university needs the alumni center site to create a plaza leading to a pedestrian bridge that will connect the main campus to a $250 million football stadium under construction across the Brazos River, Baylor administrators have said.
July 29, 2013 — The response we are receiving for the reunions has been amazing. Hundreds of former players have contacted us to confirm their attendance. If you are a former football player and haven't rsvp'd for your reunion, I encourage you to do so today. Join us and let's help make this final season in the Case one to remember.
July 29, 2013 — Dear Baylor Nation, I am happy to report that the litigation over the removal of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center has come to an end. The judge has removed the temporary restraining order that prevented us from moving ahead with our construction schedule which is so vital to the timely completion of our new Stadium. We are grateful that Baylor can now move forward.
July 28, 2013 — As a proud alumnus of Baylor University, I have long dreamt of the day when we would restore to the Baylor campus the strong tradition, celebration and pageantry of Baylor game day football.
July 26, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - A federal judge has lifted a temporary restraining order banning Baylor University from demolishing its Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center.
July 25, 2013 — Crews began installing masonry at Baylor Stadium a few weeks ago. Sic 'em Sports Productions takes a look at what all goes into the process.
July 23, 2013 — By KEN CAMP / MANAGING EDITOR WACO--Baylor University regents authorized a fund-raising initiative to build a $17 million alumni event center at Baylor Stadium.
July 23, 2013 — However court-ordered mediation between Baylor University, Baylor Alumni Association leadership and a disgruntled alumnus blocking the razing of Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center on campus turns out, last week's vote by Baylor regents to move ahead with a $2.5 million feasibility study and fundraising for a new, $17 million alumni events center alongside Baylor Stadium is yet another significant step toward patching up long-strained relations between the fiercely independent BAA and Baylor. Let no one put asunder this and other moves to heal past wounds.
July 22, 2013 — WACO, Texas (July 22, 2013) - For the third year in a row, Baylor University joined an elite group of universities named to The Chronicle of Higher Education's 2013 Honor Roll as one of the country's "Great Colleges to Work For." Only 42 national universities were awarded honor roll status.
July 22, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - Mediation talks between Baylor University and Baylor Alumni Association members ended Monday evening without a formal resolution announced about the future of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center on the Baylor University campus.
July 20, 2013 — By REGINA DENNIS - Baylor University will begin seeking donations to build a new $17 million alumni events center next to the on-campus football stadium already under construction, the school's board of regents announced Friday.
July 19, 2013 — Bears of all ages remain connected to Baylor long after graduation. In a national survey of Baylor alumni conducted last fall, 83 percent of alums said they felt a strong bond or connection to their alma mater, and almost two-thirds of those said that bond has gotten stronger in the years since graduation.
July 19, 2013 — WACO, Texas (July 19, 2013) - At its annual July retreat, the Baylor University Board of Regents voted to take significant steps forward on two substantial University projects that have been proposed: an alumni event center at Baylor Stadium and the new Paul L. Foster Campus for Business and Innovation, which would create a new home for the University's nationally-ranked Hankamer School of Business.
July 19, 2013 — Baylor University's Board of Regents is expected to vote today on a fundraising campaign for a new $17 million alumni events center adjacent to the new on-campus football stadium.
July 12, 2013 — WACO (June 12, 2013)--Members of the Baylor Alumni Association will vote this fall on an agreement that would disband the independent association and move its programs under the aegis of the university.
July 12, 2013 — No matter what your stance on the struggle between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association a decade ago, no one who even remotely prides himself in his Baylor pedigree should conspire to torpedo the great strides Baylor is now making in terms of research, alumni development and athletics, including Baylor Stadium. Certainly, it's time for everyone involved to readjust their paradigms in terms of getting along.
July 11, 2013 — After several hours of testimony in federal court in Waco, the judge told all parties--a single member of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) who sued the BAA, its officers, and Baylor University--to choose a mediator and set a meeting date before the end of the day.
July 11, 2013 — By KEN CAMP - WACO--After a long hearing, a federal judge ordered mediation regarding demolition of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center at Baylor University.
July 11, 2013 — As I shared with Baylor Nation last month, Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association worked collaboratively and cooperatively for ten months to bring about a new day at Baylor -- to agree on a pathway that would re-unite the Baylor family and allow all of Baylor Nation to come together.
July 11, 2013 — A federal judge Wednesday ordered mediation for Baylor University and a Baylor Alumni Association member who successfully obtained a temporary restraining order earlier this month preventing the university from demolishing the BAA's building.
July 10, 2013 — The executive committee of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) board of directors has recommended that the membership approve a transition for the organization.
July 8, 2013 — Since graduating from Baylor in 2003, Alex Witherow has lived in London, California, New York City and Washington, D.C. None of those areas are particularly partial to covering Baylor news -- but that hasn't been an obstacle for the Baylor business graduate.
July 8, 2013 — I am writing in support of the recommendation of the BAA Executive Committee concerning the future of the Baylor Alumni Association.
July 7, 2013 — The recent transition agreement negotiated by the executive committee of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) represents a significant attempt to put a 20-year-old grudge match behind us so we can work together with the very university that the BAA represents.
July 3, 2013 — By KEN CAMP - WACO--A U.S. District Court judge granted a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to stop demolition of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center at Baylor University.
July 2, 2013 — The City of Waco is currently considering a proposal for development along the Brazos River that would turn the area adjacent to Robinson Tower into several blocks of riverfront shopping, restaurants, a movie theater, residential units and more — think the San Antonio Riverwalk in miniature. A series of renderings (click here to view) and [...]
July 2, 2013 — Progress on the new riverfront football stadium continues as crews begin installing precast seating. Sic 'em Sports Productions takes a behind-the-scenes look at the process.
July 2, 2013 — A federal judge Tuesday signed a temporary restraining order to stop demolition of the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center on the Baylor University campus.
July 1, 2013 — As a "thank you" to the men and women who have worked so hard to make the new East Village Residential Community a reality, Baylor held a special Dr Pepper Hour of sorts last week right there in the new facility's courtyard. The event included Dr Pepper floats for the construction workers and a brief [...]
July 1, 2013 — By KEN CAMP - WACO--A group within the Baylor Alumni Association is opposing a proposal to dissolve the 154-year-old association, create a separate nonprofit corporation to publish the Baylor Line magazine and allow Baylor University to unify its alumni-engagement program.
June 28, 2013 — A group of Baylor Alumni Association members is lobbying the organization's board of directors to reject a proposed agreement to dissolve the association and turn over most of its alumni outreach functions to Baylor University.
June 26, 2013 — Thank you, Baylor Alumni Association and Baylor University, for tirelessly working to resolve our differences and develop an agreement that (if approved by Baylor alumni Sept. 7) will allow us both to move forward to better serve Baylor alumni.
June 17, 2013 — As construction of Baylor's new riverfront stadium continues, crews are now pouring concrete every week. Sic 'em Sports Productions was on hand to show fans what exactly goes into a pour.
June 13, 2013 — BAA leaders' wise, selfless decision to dissolve their organization, hand over alumni operations to the university-established Baylor Alumni Network and seek ways to aid Baylor in a more concerted fashion should be cheered by all who have Baylor's best interests at heart.
June 12, 2013 — By J.B. SMITH - Baylor Alumni Association leaders have voted to dissolve the organization and hand over its alumni relations responsibilities to Baylor's administration.
June 10, 2013 — By KEN CAMP - WACO--Baylor University may unify its alumni-engagement program, and alumni may retain the Baylor Line magazine as an independent voice under terms of an agreement reached by a negotiating team representing the university and the Baylor Alumni Association.
June 10, 2013 — Today, allow me to share the good news of another important milestone for Baylor Nation -- an historic agreement between the leadership of Baylor University and the leadership of the independent Baylor Alumni Association. We have come together and agreed to fashion a single, comprehensive, university-based alumni engagement program.
June 8, 2013 — Athletics has been described as the window through which people view a university. If that's the case, Baylor University has never offered a better view than right now: national championships in women's basketball and equestrian; Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Robert Griffin III; women's basketball National Player of the Year Brittney Griner; a trip to the Elite Eight in men's basketball; baseball's Super Regional run and 24-game winning streak; first-round picks in both the NFL and NBA drafts; Big 12 Players of the Year in football, women's basketball and baseball; and postseason appearances for all 19 teams for the first time in school history.
June 8, 2013 — By any scholarly measure, the vision was mammoth. Ten years ago, Baylor tasked itself with a daunting goal -- to advance the university's already prestigious academic reputation into the highest ranks of higher learning, the kind not just mentioned in Ivy League circles, but the standard to which they aspire.
June 5, 2013 — Baylor's planned new business school building got an incredible boost Tuesday when the university announced a $35 million gift from Paul L. Foster, BBA '79, that will support both the new facility and Baylor Stadium. The gift is the largest from a living alumnus in Baylor history. Foster's deep Baptist roots brought him to Baylor [...]
June 4, 2013 — After a long discussion process led by a committee of faculty, staff and students, the two main buildings that will make up East Village Residential Community now have names honoring two distinguished (but perhaps not well-known) Baylor alumni. The north building will be the Gordon Teal Residential College, named for the 1927 Baylor graduate who [...]
May 29, 2013 — When Baylor Stadium debuts in August 2014, the Hart-Patterson Track Complex will claim the honor of being Baylor's oldest existing athletic facility. But it will hold that title for less than a year, as Regents this month approved a new track and field stadium to be built next door to Baylor football's new home, with [...]
May 17, 2013 — WACO, Texas (May 17, 2013) - At their spring meeting today, the Baylor University Board of Regents approved construction of phase one of a new on-campus track and field stadium and voted to move forward in developing the design for the proposed new School of Business building.
May 15, 2013 — Ten years ago this week, Baylor broke ground on what would become the North Village Residential Community, the first new residential community at Baylor in nearly 40 years. Three years later, the university unveiled Brooks Village (which includes both Brooks Residential College and Brooks Flats). This fall, another new residential community, East Village, will open [...]
May 14, 2013 — Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the planning process for Baylor football's new riverfront stadium.
May 8, 2013 — How big a deal is Baylor Stadium for the university and the football program? A media tour of the construction site yesterday drew dozens of reporters and news crews from Waco and beyond who wanted to see how the Bears' new home is progressing. [MEDIA REPORTS: Video and story from the Waco Tribune-Herald || WFAA [...]
May 7, 2013 — Baylor University celebrated significant progress in both fundraising and construction on the new $250 million on-campus football stadium. Sic 'em Sports Productions recaps the announcement.
April 24, 2013 — Way to go, Baylor Nation: Your generosity has led to The President's Scholarship Initiative topping its $100 million goal ahead of schedule! At this semester's final Dr Pepper Hour Tuesday afternoon, Baylor President Ken Starr shared the good news with a Barfield Drawing Room crowd full of students, faculty and staff, alums and friends of the university [...]
April 23, 2013 — Fresh off a national championship in 2012, the Baylor equestrian program today celebrates the completion of phase two construction at their home, the Willis Family Equestrian Center. The new Carlile Equestrian Building (to be dedicated in a ceremony this afternoon) provides the program with locker rooms, administrative offices, meeting space and a treatment and training [...]
April 11, 2013 — Despite some tremendous results in helping reduce hunger across the state, Baylor University's Texas Hunger Initiative (THI) has flown somewhat under the radar since its founding in 2009. But no longer. A series of sponsorships and grants from corporate foundations like Walmart and ConAgra Foods, coupled with contracts like this $3.5 million deal with the [...]
March 17, 2013 — The new Baylor Football Stadium is beginning to take shape with construction of the main concourse. Sic `em Sports Productions has an update on the project.
March 1, 2013 — If everything continues to run according to plan, we're now less than 18 months from the debut of Baylor Stadium as the new home for Baylor football. On Aug. 30, 2014, the Bears are scheduled to host SMU in the first BU home game to be played on campus since 1935. [Check out this photo [...]
February 11, 2013 — Coming soon to the Baylor campus: a new home for the Hankamer School of Business that would offer nearly 40 percent more space for its students and faculty, to be built on the east side of campus near the Baylor Sciences Building and the upcoming East Village Residential Community. The new 275,000-square-foot business school facility [...]
February 11, 2013 — WACO, Texas (Feb. 11, 2013) - A new national survey by a leading academic survey research institute shows that large majorities of alumni of Baylor University are "very proud" to be graduates and report a stronger bond than ever to their alma mater.
February 11, 2013 — Baylor University alumni expressed high interest in university-sponsored events for graduates in a new survey, which Baylor officials say supports their belief that the school should manage its own alumni relations instead of relying on independent groups.
January 28, 2013 — For years, when inclement weather struck during a Baylor tennis match, the teams had to pack up and drive an hour and a half north to use an indoor facility in Ennis, Texas. The lack of nearby indoor courts has also prevented Baylor from hosting NCAA championship final rounds. Thanks to the generosity of supporters [...]
November 5, 2012 — It takes a lot of hands to get something as big as a stadium from idea to reality. You could credit any number of folks with playing a large part in helping bring Baylor Stadium to life, from Robert Griffin III and Art Briles to Ken Starr and Ian McCaw. At Homecoming, four families were [...]
October 26, 2012 — How time flies! Three years ago this time, the official Baylor Facebook page had just gotten off the ground; now, it's topped 100,000 likes! That's 100,000 people -- alumni, students, parents and others -- who have publicly affiliated themselves with Baylor. 100,000 people who have chosen to regularly read and celebrate the good things happening [...]
October 18, 2012 — Looking for a well-rounded education? An independent study found that, once again, Baylor is one of the best universities in the nation. For the third straight year, Baylor is among the fewer than 2% of colleges and universities nationwide to be recognized with an "A" for its well-rounded, high-quality core curriculum from the American Council of Trustees [...]
October 4, 2012 — You could develop the greatest product in the world -- a better mousetrap, a cure for cancer, etc. -- but if it never gets to market, it will never do anyone any good. Companies utilizing the university's upcoming discovery park, the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC), won't have to worry about that. That's because when [...]
September 18, 2012 — The relationship between Baylor University and the City of Waco -- really, all of Central Texas -- only continues to grow. The bond between the school and its city was on display Saturday night, as a crowd of 44,000-plus filled Floyd Casey Stadium for Community Day and a ceremonial groundbreaking for the new Baylor Stadium. Waco [...]
July 23, 2012 — It's official: Baylor Stadium is coming to the banks of the Brazos. Baylor Regents officially approved the project Thursday during their summer meeting, just two days after the Waco City Council first voted to award $35 million toward public improvements of the stadium site. [See the latest Baylor Stadium design renderings.] Because the Waco City [...]
July 22, 2012 — By J.B. SMITH and REGINA DENNIS - By the time the Baylor Stadium Express hit Baylor's board of regents meeting last week, it was rolling with unstoppable force.
May 21, 2012 — Momentum continues to build toward a new Baylor football stadium. A month after Drayton McLane, BBA '58, and hiw wife Elizabeth got things started with the largest capital gift in Baylor history, two more sizable gifts -- each among the top 10 such donations ever at BU -- have kept the ball rolling. The gift [...]
March 15, 2012 — As you've likely heard by now, a generous gift from Baylor Regent Emeritus Drayton McLane, BBA '58, and his wife, Elizabeth, has given the university a good start towards its planned on-campus football stadium. [SEE: New renderings of what Baylor Stadium could look like] The design of the stadium -- which has reminded some of [...]
November 8, 2011 — If you saw Saturday's Waco Tribune-Herald, attended Baylor's Homecoming victory over Missouri, frequent BaylorBears.com or follow @BaylorProud on Twitter, then you heard the news first: Baylor Regents have released a conceptual drawing of what a new, on-campus football stadium could look like. (Click on the image at right for a larger version.) The next step [...]
November 4, 2011 — WACO, Texas (Nov. 4, 2011) - At its annual Homecoming meeting today, the Baylor University Board of Regents approved $120 million in capital improvements, the largest investment in construction on the Baylor campus since the Baylor Sciences Building in 2004. Construction will be financed through the issuance of bonds and will include a new 700-bed residential complex and dining facility on the east side of campus, the renovation of the Marrs McLean Science Building and Phase 2 of initial construction on academic and research space in the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC).
October 25, 2011 — I had the opportunity last week to tour what will soon be Baylor's new discovery/research park, the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC). It's a work to behold, and once occupied, will provide an excellent home for Baylor research efforts in science, technology, engineering and math -- a point well made by internationally renowned physicist [...]
September 16, 2011 — Baylor's BRIC project is really beginning to take shape; the old General Tire plant has been gutted down to its shell, with new walls going up daily and interior work just around the corner (see current photo and final drawing at right). That's right in line with the original timeline, which calls for the Baylor [...]
October 28, 2009 — For 40 years, the General Tire & Rubber Co. was one of the largest employers in Waco — up until industry changes led to the plant's closing in 1985. For most of the past 25 years, the company's 2 million-square-foot facility sat dormant just up I-35 from Baylor.
Friday, plans were announced to turn the long-shuttered [...]


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Crysis Music Composed by Inon Zur
The music for the upcoming FPS, Crysis, has been completely scored by seasoned composer, Inon Zur. The composer was commissioned by Crytek to create the score for their next ground-breaking action game. Zur is known for his work on past video games, such as SOCOM II, Syberia II, and Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones. According to Joseph Zajonc, audio director for Crytek:
"Inon's ability to describe a complex situation through music is uncanny. He grasps human interaction and internal conflict and delivers musical support for these scenarios with sensitivity and assuredness in his compositions. Inon's sense of orchestration and the sound palette he has developed for this title are integral to the feel and identity of Crysis."
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Developing a MVC Component/Adding language management
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There also needs to be a language translation for the ADMIN Menu. Otherwise, the admin menu will only show the menu-item aliases See Forum thread.
The specification of the admin menu for the component in the installation manifest would look something like this:
<menu>com_hello</menu> <submenu> <menu controller="features">com_hello_greetings</menu> <menu controller="config">com_hello_config</menu> </submenu>
Then we would add an additional language file to the installation manifest called en-GB.com_hello.sys.ini:
<languages folder="admin"> <language tag="en-GB">language/en-GB/en-GB.com_helloworld.ini</language> <language tag="en-GB">language/en-GB/en-GB.com_helloworld.menu.ini</language> <language tag="en-GB">language/en-GB/en-GB.com_helloworld.sys.ini</language> </languages>
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New Mercies Christian Church is receiving a truck full of food to distribute to the community on Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Mercy Seed Food Pantry, 4037 Darling Court, Lilburn.
If you are in need or know someone in need of food, please come out on Saturday between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. You must bring a picture I.D. or bill with proof of residence to receive a box of food. Also, bring something to carry your groceries, which will be distributed based on family size.


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Nuclear Expert: "The Melted Core Cracked The Containment Vessel, There Really Is No Containment" At Fukushima Reactors
Steven Starr - Director of the Clinical Laboratory Science Program at the University of Missouri/Senior Scientist at Physicians for Social Responsibility - said:
The Japanese basically lied about what happened with the reactors for months. They said they were trying to prevent a meltdown, when in fact they knew within the first couple of days Reactors 1, 2, and 3 at Fukushima Daiichi had melted down, and they actually melted through the steel containment vessels.
So there was a worst case scenario that they were trying to hide, they even knew that at that time enormous amounts of radiation were released over Japan and some of it even went over Tokyo [...]
The melted core cracked the containment vessel, there really is no containment. So as soon as they pump the water in it leaks out again.
Asahi Shimbum notes that the location of Fukushima melted fuel is unknown. It could be 'scattered' in piping, vessels ... "we've yet to identify all hotspots" around plant.
While the Japanese government tried to cover up the lack of containment with "mission accomplished" type announcements of "cold shutdown", the loss of containment has been known for years.
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The nuclear fuel moved as it melted, so its condition and locations are little known.
AP noted a couple of days later:
The complex still faces numerous concerns, triggering criticism that the announcement of "cold shutdown conditions" is based on a political decision rather than science. Nobody knows exactly where and how the melted fuel ended up in each reactor ….
We noted last year:
If the reactors are "cold", it may be because most of the hot radioactive fuel has leaked out.
The New York Times pointed out last month:
A former nuclear engineer with three decades of experience at a major engineering firm … who has worked at all three nuclear power complexes operated by Tokyo Electric [said] "If the fuel is still inside the reactor core, that's one thing" …. But if the fuel has been dispersed more widely, then we are far from any stable shutdown."
Indeed, if the center of the reactors are in fact relatively "cold", it may be because most of the hot radioactive fuel has leaked out of the containment vessels and escaped into areas where it can do damage to the environment.
After drilling a hole in the containment vessel of Fukushima reactor 2, Tepco cannot find the fuel.
As AP notes:
The steam-blurred photos taken by remote control Thursday found none of the reactor's melted fuel ….
The photos also showed inner wall of the container heavily deteriorated after 10 months of exposure to high temperature and humidity, Matsumoto said.
TEPCO workers inserted the endoscope — an industrial version of the kind of endoscope doctors use — through a hole in the beaker-shaped container at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant's No. 2 reactor ….
New video of the inside of the torus room in Fukushima reactor 1 shows piles of sediment:
As nuclear expert Arnie Gundersen pointed out last year:
Tokyo Electric ran a probe into the basement of Unit 1. This is not inside the containment, this is outside the containment. On the top of the water surface they found lethal radiation, 1000 rem an hour.
But then they put the probe down into the water and what's even worse is the bottom, the sediment on the bottom, was thousand of times hotter than that. And what that indicates is that fuel, nuclear fuel, has left the containment, as particles, and settled out on the bottom outside the containment. So, I think that's a pretty clear indication that the containment was breached. It just makes decommissioning these plants… it was going too be hard already, but this information makes it worse.
Loss of containment of nuclear fuel also exists within the spent fuel pools at Fukushima.
For example, Chris Harris, former licensed Senior Reactor Operator and engineer says of new video released by Tepco showing extensive damage and debris in Fukushima spent fuel pool 3:
Plenty of heavy steel beams and refueling equipment that must be cleared out of the way in order to see how badly damaged each fuel assembly is.
There is little doubt that failed fuel exists, which is highly radioactive.
Asahi Shimbum notes:
The water [inside Fuel Pool 4] was muddy and brown.
The Fukushima fuel pools continue to be one of the main threats to Japan, the United States ... and all of humanity.
And the Fukushima accident is presently causing higher and higher levels of contamination hundreds of miles away ... and is still contaminating wildlife thousands of miles away.
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stop being conspiracy theorists and pass me that bottle of deuterium-232 ketchup
How can the world learn from this and help end this ongoing catastrophe if the govt and/or tepco won't even tell people what's going on at the site?
How many planes had to crash before black boxes began to shed some light on the disasters.
The only possible lesson from Fukushima is that nuclear power cannot be made safe.
What's the "hot" new entree at all of America's fast food restaurants? North Pacific Cod!!
No joke. They're "feeding it out" as we like to say at the barn.
Guys & Gals - please please please watch this video re. Geoengineering.
Feel free to ridicule me etc if you don't agree, but please watch and see what you think.
If you give a shit about the planet. Not a scam or a suspicious link, just a video on youtube.
If you agree, please pass it on.
Yes it's chemtrails.
No I didn't believe in them either.
Forewarned is forearmed:
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For the latest on Fuk, LA Sinkhole, and much more, this is the news source.
I've said many times: EneNews.com is the single best source for updates on nuclear issues ...
Which is why you entertain such a warped sense of disproportion regarding the topic ... as do they ... disinformers are not the same as informers Georges ... try harder.
When this thing broke, ZH called it on the money almost from day 1. I was stunned to see the disconnect between the bullshit the japs were spewing and the disinterest among the msm and ZH telling it real. That's when I knew ZH was the real deal and that the msm is a complete waste of time.
Well at least maybe this will help to put the little incident where we nuked a civilian population (twice oh snap) behind us.
We are less than dirt but the fuckin japs should be very ashamed that no one has been held accountable in a big and public way. China will be doing them a favor when they overrun them and take thier women.
Maybe nobama could come up with some stimulus funding and recycle into green cars or something like that. Could be a two time peace prize recipient!
Revelations 8.11The name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter.
Mission Accomplished.
Rev 11:18
And the nations were angry and Thy wrath is come and the time of the dead, that they should be judged and that Thou should give reward unto Thy servants the prophets and to the saints and them that fear Thy name, small and great and should destroy them that destroy the earth.
Isa 24:5
The earth is also defiled under the inhabitants thereof; because they have transgressed the laws, changed the ordinance, broken the everlasting covenant. (Gen 8:15-9:7)
Treason against the United States shall consist only of levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. Article III Section 3, The Constitution of the United States of America
yeah, by two or more witnesses shall it be established. language right out of the Bible. Breaking laws established in Gen 9, such as, be fruitful and multiply; the UN says drastic depopulation. Nation staus is good, UN says One World. Eating meat is good, UN says bad. Male is male, female is female, the world says no, male is female, female is male. This CANNOT stand. And of course a paper note is money, when we know that it is really worthless, just an IOU for GOLD.
Japan is hoping another tsunami comes along, pulls the reactors out to sea, and they wash up on a Chinese beach.
In 2500 years when the radiation levels are only half what they are today, the place will be crawling with asian cockroaches.
I'm no nukular expert, but perhaps this radioactive release is a good thing. It will help build mankind's tolerance...help us to develop the appropriate anti-bodies n'all. Hey, they got microbes that eat crude oil, so why not.
And because there's no profit in maintenance activities most of the US nuclear reactors, being more than 40 years old, are also accidents waiting to happen.
The thing about nuclear power is that the waste sticks around forever, contaminating all things living.
And Senator Harry Reid killed the Yucca Mountain high-level nuclear waste repository. So the last +70 years of nuclear waste will continue to sit dispersed, mostly at the originating site, with questionable safety, security and accountability to the public.
Oh, and by the way, the nuclear power plants are all owned and operated by some sort of PUBLIC electric public utility entity. Their rates and the resulting profits are set by the various Public Utility Commissions or the like. There is as much profit in maintenance as the PUCs will allow. If the PUC approved of it the electric company could charge their customers to: provide their executives a new pink Cadillac every year; weekly manicures and pink fingernails; a corporate wet bar featuring a bevy of high-class blonde escorts (I want a fiery red-head) on Friday nights; and anything else they so pleased (and thought they could get by the electorate).
The point being that if the public so demanded and was willing to pay for it with higher electricity rates (or should we go back to whale oil and finish off the cetaceans?) the entire array of nuclear power problems, not to mention the elderly national power grid that is already well into decrepitude, would have been solved years ago.
Face it, despite all protests to the contrary, WE as people are too cheap to pay the costs for what necessities that can be conveniently ignored. We have to keep those rates low so that Las Vegas can be lit up as planet Earth's ultimate red-light district beacon, to entice visiting aliens to stop over for the night, without having to land in Washington, D. C., to ask for directions to the closest brothels in this spiral arm of the Milky Way galaxy. They hate to ask for directions, too.
At one time almost every power company maintained crews to routinely trim trees away from power lines. But some peoples clamored that their electric rates were too high. As opposed to what? Cooking with wood- or coal-fired stoves that roasted you in summer and smoked you out in winter? Lighting their homes at night with whale oil lamps? As if one-out-a-thousand has ever heard of whale oil. [Did you buy at the corner BP whale oil and mini-mart? Did BP drill off-shore whale oil wells? Back then did BP violate Federal whale oil worker and environmental safety laws? Did they spill whale oil all over the Gulf back then, too? Was the white whale in Moby Dick really an allegory about greedy, manager-for-hire mentality?]
Many PUCs obliged by eliminating that cost from recovery. My electric power company quit trimming trees as a Green-initiative. A number of years passed with out interruption. Everyone was happy. Right? I watched the trees grow lush and Green and embrace the powerlines in their resplendent Greenery. They were happy. And Green. The Greens were all so happy.
One day in early winter, after the deciduous trees shed their once bright Green leaves, a huge windstorm and heavy rain descended from the sky upon the fair, not as Green land. The once, so very lush Green trees, now bare of leaf, embraced the power lines as they toppled over, taking down aged powerlines, poles (averaging 20-years beyond replacement schedules), and transformers (averaging 30-years beyond design lifetime).
A huge, ancient maple tree on the steep hill across the road from my ranch fell across the only road leading into our fair vale. The tree's massive trunk struck squarely atop the power pole, splintering it like a toothpick, smashing my transformer like a Coca-Cola (TM) can underfoot, severing the only electrical power connection (and telephones, too, by the way) to my ranch and everyone in the rest of Cherry Valley.
A nearby neighbor, a residential tree trimmer (oh, the irony), found the tree blocking the road as he came home. He fired up his chain saw and cut the ancient, maple tree into manageable logs. I hauled and split logs for hours, day-after-day, keeping quite warm while doing so. That tree kept my fireplace burning, keeping me warm, all winter long. Which was quite fortunate because the few voters in our valley of ranchers was a much lower on the power company's priority list than the dark cities full of angry voters without fireplaces or ready woodpiles.
The 50-year old switching station transformers, already averaging 10-years older than their design lifetimes, and with a decidedly inconvenient two year factory back-order, failed in a cascading series of spectacular explosions, their PCB-contaminated oil feeding raging fires. The lights and heat went out all across that fair land. Which was once so Green before the leaves fell. And the peoples' electricity no longer came gushing into their homes on the once-so bright and shiny copper powerlines, now so Green with corrosion.
The power company, whose maintenance budget had been continually raided by the PUC commissioners, like it was a piggy bank, in order to keep electricity rates low, lacked the required resources to restore service as quickly as their customers believed was their right.
And the media talking heads, so self-righteous under caked layers of make-up, interviewed distraught customers whose homes were dark. And cold. And they dared not to ask the questions: Why the company did not store during a time of plenty to carry it through a time of famine. Why the people did not have candles, or kerosene lanterns and few gallons of safely-stored fuel? What did the Public Utility Commissioners decide every time company management wanted to increase rates to amortize costs of new capital equipment to replace aging infrastructure? Or to stockpile emergency supplies of long-lead equipment such as massive sub-station transformers?
Oh, no! Those would have been decidedly not just unpopular but outright dangerous questions to air. The unhappy city folk might become a mob. And the IQ of a mob is approximately--zero.
But, hey, in the end, we all got what we paid for.
One should never underestimate the Japanese propenisty for apathy. Besides, the new AKB48 single came out yesterday so who the fuck cares about radiation, right?
Who makes the AKB48? Does it use the AK-47 or the AK-74 magazine?
Thank goodness AKB48 is not radioactive, but they are hoter than anything I touch.
I see from GeoMar that within 10 years (from the initial incident) the Pacific is DEAD... BAD SHIT...
In ten years lethal amounts will have spread far beyond the GeoMar simulation. We only have a few generations left before we're all gone. In 5-6 generations the children will be mostly sterile, and whatever kids might still be born will be horrific mutants with no one to care for them.
"My skins falling off mommy". "Here's an aspirin and a glass of flouridated water, now go play outside mommys lungs are bleeding".
i have only read one article addressing the real possibility of radiation contamination of the drinking water supply and how it would create a huge barren area off limits because of the lack of potable water or water for any use.
Water is made up of Hydrogen and Oxygen. Hydrogen is incapable of being radioactive, and Oxygen has no lasting radioactive isotopes. So H2O can always be filtered to be fit for drinking, now and in the future. Food though can contain elements higher up the periodic table of elements such as sodium, calcium, iodine, etc. that have problem isotopes that can be made radioactive by reactors that are hard to remove if distributed uniformely in our food chain. For example, every banana on earth is very very slightly radioactive from trace ammounts of a potassium isotope that occurs among normal potassium atoms since the earths formation. The pacific food chain is damaged long term though. I now prefer atlantic salmon and eat less tuna because they feed at the top of their food chain.
You should swear off coconut, too. The coconut palm has a decided preference for certain radioactive isotopes created in the Bikini Atoll thermonuclear bomb tests conducted there by the US Military-Scientific community in the 1950's. I do not recall which isotopes. The Bikini islanders had to be removed again, this time permanently, because of that discovery. Radioactively the island was safe but the coconuts were very hot.
Apology sort of. 2 neutron hydrogen with a low energy half life of 12 years can occur but is relatively harmless emitting a harmless anti neutrino and simple electron about 5.6kev ( http://www.physics.isu.edu/radinf/tritium.htm ), and Oxygen can have isotopes (half life of a few minutes), but both are negdegable Fukashema concerns. They do not move up the food chain in the pacific ocean as does iodine, cessium, and other elements. H2O isotopes dilute to nothing measurable in the pacific ocean. But I appreciate your correction. Still the H2O of the ocean is not becoming radioactive in an of itself.
Hydrogen is incapable of being radioactive,
Um, tritium?
and Oxygen has no lasting radioactive isotopes.
If they were lasting, they wouldn't be radioactive.
However, if by "lasting" you meant "natural", then you are correct --- there are 17 known artificial radioactive isotopes of oxygen, with the longest lived, 15O, having a half life of 122 seconds.
Aerosolized enriched uranium and plutonium has contaminated the whole world's drinking supplies. It's in the rain, the air, the oceans, the food, and if you were breathing in the first 40 days after 3/11/11, anywhere on the planet, your lungs are full of it.
Extensive testing of car air filters around the world confirmed it. We're fucked, and we don't have much time.
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So how was this detox different?
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Link? Proof? If this is for real I would like to know how much time we all have left.??? Ah fuck it! Does it really matter...
They should stick those industrial endoscopes up the ***es of those lying politicians. Maybe we could finally find out what politicians use for brains.
Regarding the first video "Obama's election was rigged" comment: Was it not considered the republicans candidate was a rancid piece of fucking dog shit?
I also hate Obama so hold that thought.
Shits flying apart, it's just one fucking group of clowns vs. the other in taking it down to the next level and somehow maintaining control by use of kill crush destroy which they are using everywhere else and is working so well I might add.
"They should send John Corzine to vaporize it!"
Eureka! Now we know what happened to Sadam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction - he gave them to MF Global for safe keeping ... and then they disappeared without a trace!
"Yikes - the China Syndrome!"
After this bores through the center of the Earth, it is going to come out in Brazil or Paraguay.
The 9.0 EQ damaged the reactors severely, they were toast before the Tsunami ever hit!!!
At the embedded "TruNews" program embedded at the top, FF to 33:40 for Fukushima info with Steven Starr.
I just wish moderator Kirk Cameron could pronounce an "s" without whistling though his dentures.
I wish people such as yourself wouldn't nit pick such stupid and irrelevent shit such as the way someone speaks. Fuck you. Like he could really do anything about it. At least Kirk is speaking out on such an important and urgent matter.
Thanks GW, outta sight, outta mind is not where this issue should be.


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