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BUI, DUI should be treated equallyPublished 12:34pm Friday, December 7, 2012
Those who have been following the updates in the Brian Little boating under the influence case may have learned by now that Little was released after serving a 60-day sentence.
Little was sentenced to one-year after he pled guilt to homicide by vessel in connection to the boating death of 26-year-old Ashley Williams.
Little had been drinking and operating a pontoon boat when the incident occurred. He fled the scene and was found by Alabama Marine Police two weeks later.
As this story developed, I learned a fact about laws in Alabama – a fatal accident caused by a DUI and one brought about by a BUI are not one and the same.
That is, if you are drunk and kill someone driving in a car, you could face up to life in prison.
However, those who cause the death of another person while driving a boat are looking at a minimum sentence of one year and a maximum of no more than five years.
This doesn't seem to be quite fair to me. It isn't fair to the victim's family, and it isn't fair to those who have been sentenced to longer prison terms because they were on the roads and not the water.
Why should it matter whether it is a car or a boat? To my knowledge, there is no difference in sentencing between killing someone with a knife or with a gun. The end result is the same, and homicide is homicide … right?
I don't think we should lighten the sentencing for DUI-related homicides. However, is it that radical to wish that BUI crimes carried the same consequences?
That is an issue that has been taken up by some Alabama politicians. Leading the effort are Sen. Brian Taylor (R-Prattville) and Rep. Barry Mask (R-Wetumpka). Taylor and Mask, along with Randall Houston, district attorney for the 19th Judicial Circuit, have renewed an effort than began about 2 years ago. The proposed bill aims to eliminate the difference in penalties between a BUI and DUI.
"It just needs to be consistent with a DUI," Houston said in an earlier interview. "We need to get the message out that it's just as dangerous to operate a boat intoxicated as it is a car."
Regardless of whether or not the law gets changed, this is the message that people need to hear.
On a busy day, some parts of Lake Martin can be just as precarious as a frequently used roadway. Though some boats, like pontoons, might not reach highway speeds, that doesn't mean they aren't dangerous.
I urge anyone to contact their local politicians and let them know this is a piece of legislation worth supporting.
We don't need the law to change our behavior, however. Lake Martin is a beautiful treasure – let's not tarnish its reputation with another tragedy.
Nelson is news editor for The Outlook.


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The latest season of "American Idol" is down to just seven contestants, each of whom is eager for a shot at fame.
Nick Lowe was nearly famous once.
In the early '70s, the English singer and writer of the song "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding" played bass in the pub-rock band Brinsley Schwarz, a popular group in England that was widely considered to be on the brink of a breakthrough in the United States. Yet it never happened.
"I have had many occasions to fall to my knees and give thanks for that," Lowe tells me during a recent interview in advance of his solo-acoustic show May 1 at the Calvin Theatre in Northampton. "The thing I wasn't interested in was being actually famous. Infamous, perhaps, but I didn't really want to be a celebrity."
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1/26 was my CD 1 too! I'm excited....its like a science experiement...all the opks, CM and charting....if a BFN this month I will start BBTs....can't wait :) Hopefully everyone get s a BFP soon :)
Liz (32) & DH (34) TCC #3, DD (11) and DS (4). Hoping for a healthy and happy baby!
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Hi Ladies- Look for some positive support - I went in for a laparoscopy on the 29th of Jan 2013 to remove an 5cm cyst form my Left ovary and have my right ovary drilled .
Gynie also check my tubes and to see if i have any endometriosis . After the surgery the doctor told me everything went so good and both tubes and uterus is fine , it was just the one cyst she found and drained and did the drilling.
I started heavy bleeding like Aunt flow two days later and it carried on for 5 days like a normal period.
Today is then day thirteen of this cycle if i can call it one.
What i wanted to know was - how fast did you get your BFP after surgery and how long did it take for hormones to regulate and have normal cycles and when can i test for Ovulation? Before the surgery i had 33 day cycles.
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And I feel you on the cyst...had one removed in 2007. My latest lap was to remove endo, which they also removed once they were in there in 2007. I really wish I'd seen someone about the endo sooner once we were TTC!
I actually bleed for 3 weeks after my surgery, including my period. It was awful! Also made it really hard to pinpoint what was post-surgery bleeding and what was AF, but I think we were pretty spot on considering I O'd (although FF hasn't given me CHs yet...should tomorrow) right in my normal window.
Again, welcome and GL!
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I have also heard that women get pregnant quick after the procedure, Marisa! Good luck to you!
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Roger Zelazny's "The Chronicle of Amber " : Prince Corwin
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Aww - he is very cute in your drawing, even if the colours are Gerard's. :'D
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I sketched all of Amber's royal family but I couldn't finish it. Maybe next time.
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You are right. His main colors are black and silver. It looks too simple paint monochrome so I put some blue on his clothes... My mistake.
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BOULDER — All summer, Colorado State defensive players claimed they heard talk about Colorado planning to take "big-boy" football to the Mountain West Conference team and smack the Rams in the mouth.
No one could pinpoint an exact time or exact source, but it was the thought that counted.
The Rams came out and did the smacking. Colorado's rushing game netted only 29 yards and wouldn't have had 100 even if the negative yardage from four sacks on quarterback Cody Hawkins wasn't deducted.
In the key play of the game, when CU was threatening to score to make it a one-possession game in the second half, safety Elijah-Blu Smith knocked receiver Scotty McKnight into next Tuesday, separating Mc-Knight from the ball. Michael Kawulok recovered.
"That's all they were talking about, is that they have big-boy football. We showed we can knock them right in their mouth," said CSU linebacker Mychal Sisson, who led the Rams with five solo tackles, four assisted tackles and a sack. "We saw the other day they were talking about how their O-line is big, and they were going to try to pound the ball in on us.
"We showed we could stop anything they throw at us."
CSU defensive coordinator Larry Kerr, who received a lion's share of the credit from head coach Steve Fairchild afterward, said: "Our run defense was so critical. They went to the pass early for whatever reason. . . . We stayed together. We stayed focused."
He credited Kawulok for the presence to pounce on the ball after Smith's hit. Initially ruled a completed pass down at CSU's 16-yard line , the review booth overturned it, and CSU took over on its 18.
"It couldn't be better," said Kawulok, who grew up in Boulder selling game-day parking outside his father's dental offices. "We heard CU talking about smacking us in the mouth and playing big-boy football."
Smith said he didn't even remember the initial hit at first on McKnight but jarring the ball loose "is always our main focus."
The front four, with ends Cory Macon and Ty Whittier and tackles James Morehead and Guy Miller, dominated up front as CU never established a running game.
"They are always talking. We don't need to run our mouths," said Whittier. "We had four sacks. We had no doubt about what we can do. . . . We've been working on it since the bowl game ended. We want to be able to lead the defense. We don't want to be holding our own."
In the final seconds, cornerback Nick Oppenneer was leading the cheers as the crowd rushed the field. "It's something you just dream about," he said. "I was more tired from all the screaming and yelling than I was from the game."
Several players said MWC member BYU's upset of Oklahoma on Saturday gave them motivation. "We know this is possible (to beat a Big 12 team). . . . We're CSU, and tonight we were unbelievable," Oppenneer said.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Rangers-Islanders: Made it
Have finally gotten to Madison Square Garden for tonight's game after a day of shoveling snow (just like everybody, I'm sure) and mixed-up connections on NJ Transit, where, after some confusion, the NYC riders were sent from Secaucus to Hoboken to catch PATH. Anyway, left my house at 1:40 for a 2:17 train that came at 2:40 and arrived at the Garden at 5.
Brief notes:
Mats Zuccarello did arrive safely from Hartford and will skate on what until tonight would have been considered the fourth line with Erik Christensen and Sean Avery. Except, now, with Zuccarello on the line and not Todd White or Derek Boogaard (or Drury, for that matter), coach John Tortorella said it's not a fourth line.
Henrik Lundqvist (14-2-2, 2.47 GAA, .918 save percentage) is starting, which was to be expected as is the Islanders Dwayne Roloson (5-12-1, 2.38 GAA, .920), who was named as the NHL's No. 1 star for last week as the Islanders, off yesterday's 4-1 win over the Canadiens, are on a 4-0-1 roll.
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Michael Del Zotto a healthy scratch with Matt Gilroy remaining in the lineup.
Also, the Rangers have this to say for fans unable to attend tonight's game, ""We have a passionate fan base that deals with our customer service representatives regularly and we will continue to communicate with them directly, as we normally do." That's the organization's stock answer. Probably means, call us and we'll deal with each case on an individual basis.
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From guano to Guantánamo
David Igler
Pacific worlds from Captain Cook to the Gold Rush
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T he Pacific has long been the hole at the heart of world history. For two centuries, global historians from the First World have hardly known what to make of the "fifth part of the world". There's just "so much ocean, too many islands", the late Australian historian Greg Dening lamented ironically: over 25,000 islands in an ocean covering more than a third of the Earth's surface and spanning from the Arctic to the Antarctic and from Southeast Asia to Central America. In the ages of paddle and sail, steam and propeller, every traveller could feel the connections between land and sea, the continents and the islands. The jet age seemingly rendered the Pacific Basin a kind of intellectual flyover territory – "the earth's empty quarter" – for outsiders to Oceania and Australasia. The upshot, as the i-Kiribati scholar Teresa Teaiwa noted in 2002, was that "the dialogue between studies of humanity and studies of the Pacific" broke down. Only lately has the conversation resumed among historians. It now includes fish, mammals and birds. It takes place amid metaphorical mountains of fur, blubber and faeces. And it has lessons, even warnings, for the rest of the world.
The Pacific is at once a latecomer and a forgotten ancestor amid a host of newly emergent oceanic histories. Ever since Fernand Braudel conceived of the Mediterranean and its shores as a "world" in La Méditerranée et le monde méditerranéen à l'époque de Philippe II (1949), his successors have sought new worlds in other maritime arenas, large and small. There are now histories of the Baltic world and the Caribbean world, the "Red Sea world" and the "Black Sea world", inspired by studies of the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean and especially of the Atlantic. Atlantic history has been the most entrepreneurial of these fields. Its spectacular rise in the past generation exposed a certain resistance by historians of the Pacific to the geographical holism and somewhat whiggish narratives – from "discovery" via exploitation and enslavement to emancipation and independence – that characterized histories of the world's second-largest ocean. Only recently have pan-Pacific histories, covering the entire basin and all its peoples, begun to appear.
The Pacific is at once a latecomer and a forgotten ancestor amid a host of newly emergent oceanic histories
Historians in the Pacific have been writing their own accounts of the peoples of Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia for over fifty years. Much of that work anticipated other oceanic histories in focusing on links between sea and land, in treating indigenous and settler peoples within the same frame, and in upsetting conventional notions of temporality and territoriality. The work of Islander historians rarely intersected with that of students of the Asia-Pacific (a field driven by economic history in the wake of the Japanese miracle of the 1980s) or those who studied the American West as the Pacific-facing aspect of US history. All three groups called themselves Pacific historians, but they imagined different populations within distinct boundaries. Intellectual divisions of labour worked against Pacific histories written from an albatross's (let alone a whale's) eye-view. The Pacific remained mostly invisible to outsiders, just as it was incomprehensible from maps centred along the Greenwich Meridian rather than the International Date Line.
David Igler's The Great Ocean and Gregory T. Cushman's Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World are some of the first waves of a gathering tsunami of scholarship on the Pacific world. "Whole libraries have been written about the Atlantic World," Cushman notes, "but readers will be hard pressed to find a single historical monograph with 'Pacific World' in its title." Igler argues similarly that "the ocean world concept appears ripe for the Pacific, particularly because of its increasing interconnectedness with the Atlantic and Indian Oceans". They each describe processes developing along the eastern continental edge of the Pacific, stretching outwards into Oceania and unfolding over the longue durée. The Great Ocean runs from Alaska and Hawaii to Peru and concludes at a high point of integration in the mid-nineteenth century, when Ishmael in Moby-Dick (1851) hymned "the mysterious, divine Pacific" as "the tide-beating heart of earth". Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World carries the story forward from this Melvillean moment to the near-present, and southward to Peru and Chile. Neither book encompasses the entire Pacific basin, but both demonstrate the centrality of the Pacific not just to the world, but also to world history.
In The Birth of the Modern World, 1780–1914 (2004), C. A. Bayly described the long nineteenth century as an age of increasing uniformity between nations and deepening diversity within them. Even Bayly's globe-spanning tour de force spared little space for the Pacific, but Igler and Cushman confirm the strength of his thesis. Igler shows how greater commercial integration in the eastern Pacific shattered indigenous communities. Likewise, Cushman argues that the exploitation of guano bound the Pacific more tightly into transoceanic, and ultimately global, circuits of labour, resource extraction and capitalist enterprise. These links brought political instability and natural disaster to Peru, the Gilbert Islands, Nauru and other points around the Pacific. The damage to their local economies and ecologies will last long into the future. Seen from the Pacific, then, the birth of the modern world appears particularly violent and disruptive, the very inverse of the myths of island innocence peddled by Europeans in the mid-eighteenth century before "modernity" had been ushered in.
The Great Ocean calculates the high price of proto-globalization in the Pacific. Each chapter begins with a well-turned vignette from a Pacific voyage and then treats a major theme: commerce, disease and sex, captivity, the hunting of animals, the exploits of naturalists, and the quest for the geological unity of the Pacific. Igler's topical approach can make the chronology of Pacific history hard to follow, but the pivotal periods are tolerably clear: the 1780s, the years after 1812, and the 1840s. The first two sprang from events in the Atlantic world. American independence freed former British colonists from the East India Company's monopoly and opened Canton, the gateway to China, to American merchants for the first time. Three decades later, Napoleon's invasion of Spain triggered an Atlantic crisis in the Spanish Empire that opened new ports to all-comers on the coast of South America.
Spanish galleons had carried Mexican silver from Acapulco to Manila to feed the Chinese market since the 1570s, and they limped on until after independence. The explosion of free trade further fuelled the great Chinese engine for Pacific luxuries like sea-slugs, sandalwood and the "soft gold" of sea-otter skins. Russian traders joined Britons and Americans in scouting for furs from Okhotsk to Baja California; the Northwest coast of North America rapidly became "a resource-rich suburb of Boston" (and Salem); and Hawaii developed into a "Great Exchange" for trans-oceanic commerce. The stage was set for the migratory explosion that erupted on news of the gold strike at Sutter's Mill, California, in 1848. The slightly later gold rushes in New South Wales and Victoria lie beyond Igler's chronology, just as Australia – an appendix to Asia for most of his timespan – is not within his geography.
Prolonged contact between indigenes and incomers brought sickness, death, captivity and abuse to the human inhabitants
Prolonged contact between indigenes and incomers brought sickness, death, captivity and abuse to the human inhabitants, and all that plus extinction to many animal populations. Pacific peoples fell victim to all the world's microbes: "I am shippy" (Kua paî au), ailing Cook Islanders complained, knowing full well where their illnesses originated. Alien peoples of the ship took prisoners to acquire knowledge, make political bargains, or simply satisfy sexual desire: unequal encounters caused estrangement, conflict and the scars that came from sexually transmitted diseases, smallpox and other invasive pathogens.
These human horrors occurred against the backdrop of the increasingly frantic "Great Hunt" for marine mammals, including sea otters, fur seals and great whales, all slaughtered in droves to satisfy Chinese merchants, Massachusetts mill-owners and other consumers around the globe. "It seems to me that our path through the Pacific is to be marked in blood", wrote a shaken midshipman on the US Exploring Expedition of 1838–42, and blood stains much of The Great Ocean. When Melville's masterpiece appeared, Igler writes, "the ocean's people, markets, and natural resources were thoroughly entwined with the surrounding world" – for good but also, in the experience of many Pacific populations, for ill.
The Great Ocean pictures the mid nineteenth-century Pacific as both a graveyard and a seedbed. Peak oil – the exhaustion of sperm oil – had almost been reached, much as alarmed naturalists had observed the decline and destruction of fur-bearing mammal populations – peak fur? – in preceding decades. Those same naturalists and their successors also looked to the future of the geophysical sciences in the Pacific. More than a dozen scientific expeditions between 1816 and 1830 laid tracks in the ocean that The Beagle and the US Exploring Expedition followed. Among the "scientifics" aboard the American expedition was James Dwight Dana, who first pieced together Pacific geology and demonstrated its "evident connexion with a system that pervades the whole world". Dana anticipated the much later hot-spot theory for the formation of the Hawaiian chain but, as Igler also shows, in this regard Western cosmology was only catching up with the origin stories native Hawaiians had told for generations. For Dana, the advance was short-lived: his all-embracing vision of the volcanic Ring of Fire, circling the Pacific basin and driving its seismic activity, quickly collided with the imperatives of Manifest Destiny. By the time he had written up his extensive investigations in the 1840s, American sovereignty covered the continent from sea to shining sea and a "vast stretch of the eastern Pacific coastline" was gradually de-globalizing to become "the American Far West".
At around the same time that a large chunk of the eastern Pacific was turning into the western United States, the Peruvian guano trade was taking off in the 1840s. This is the flashpoint for Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World, which aims to prove that "marine bird excrement is at the root of modern existence and fundamental to the incorporation of the Pacific Ocean into global history". By turns illuminating and obsessive, Cushman's book traces every thread in the modern history of nitrates and phosphates from their origins in Peru, Chile and the Pacific islands outwards to Australasia, Britain and beyond. His work is more sprawling and less elegant than Igler's, but it covers considerably more ground, even at some cost to coherence. Cushman follows his leads wherever they take him. This Shandean strategy generates hosts of incidental insights – for example, into the impact of El Niño oscillations on the First World War, the discovery of an aquacultural "Blue Revolution" alongside the post-war agricultural Green Revolution, or the nomination of the Law of the Sea Convention (1982) as the largest ever global redistribution of property rights – but guano can disappear for pages, nearly whole chapters, at a stretch. All scepticism, even sniggering, aside, Cushman does make his case for the place of bird droppings in the making of the modern world. His book can stand alongside that other curious classic about a world-historical product with a Quechua name, Redcliffe Salaman's The History and Social Influence of the Potato (1949).
Guano birds have been producing their nitrogen-abundant waste for 11 million years, but only in the nineteenth century did harvesting it become an industrial process. Cushman calls the decades between the first chemical analysis of guano and the first appearance of artificial fertilizers "the world's guano age" (1802–84). More bluntly, this was "the age of shit" when Peru dominated the world market for phosphates and suffered disastrous effects on its political and ecological stability. By the mid-1850s, more than 60 per cent of Peru's state revenues came from exports of guano – enough to bankroll the abolition of slavery and of the poll tax levied on indigenous peoples. Twenty years later, "peak guano" had been reached, and the global fight for fertilizer – in this case, the nitrates of the Atacama Desert – ignited the War of the Pacific (1879–84) between Peru and Bolivia on one side, and Chile on the other. This was the century's second most destructive war per capita, after the Taiping Rebellion and ahead of the American Civil War. It was also an early foretaste of the conflicts over natural resources to come in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
The fortunes of Peruvian guano fluctuated wildly for the next century, often in sync with the rhythms of El Niño events that periodically wiped out stocks of anchoveta, the main source of food for guano birds on Peru's coastal islands. (Cushman follows Mike Davis, Richard Grove and other historians in making excellent use of El Niño–Southern Oscillation records to reveal climatological coincidences with modern famines, revolutions and other upheavals.) To manage the vulnerable bird population, the Compañia Administradora del Guano (CAG), "the greatest of all industries based upon the conservation of wild animals the world has ever seen", was founded in 1909. Cushman traces the roots of contemporary conservation to this event, implicitly rejecting recent claims for other sites around the world – Mauritius, the Scottish Highlands or Thirlmere near Manchester, for instance – as the matrix of modern conservation. That the CAG's management was a disaster is part of his point. By 2000, after 2,500 years of harvesting, Peru produced no more guano. It now imported all its fertilizer, after a failed effort to create export-led fisheries caused more damage than El Niño ever could. Peru's "worldfamous guano industry died in full public view"; even Prince Philip called for emergency action to help the beleaguered birds.
What makes Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World a particularly Pacific history is the ocean-wide scramble for guano islands, the local labour to exploit them and the markets for their fertilizer, notably the farms of Australia and New Zealand. The European imperial land-grab of the late nineteenth century is well known; less familiar is the mid-century island-grab by the Pacific Great Powers, the kingdom of Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, Ecuador, Chile and Australia. Most aggressive of all was the US, which used the 1856 Guano Islands Act to extend American property, though rarely American sovereignty, across the Pacific and occasionally in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. (There should be a study of all these anomalous spaces in the American empire, from guano to Guantánamo.) The Act also helped acquire stopping-points for Pan Am's trans-Pacific route as late as 1936. Britain's parallel quest for phosphates continued until a year later, when McKean Island, an uninhabited frigate-bird colony now part of Kiribati, became the very last territory claimed for the British Empire in October 1937.
The ancient guano deposits on the islands of Oceania lay much deeper than those off the Peruvian coast; the back-breaking, lung-choking work of extraction fell mostly to Pacific Islanders and Chinese migrants. Cushman's most painful pages relate the horrors on Banaba and Nauru, islands thoroughly stripped of their resources by labourers whose leading cause of death was dysentery. Workers on the Lever Brothers' island copra plantations, source of the coconut oil in Lifebuoy soap, suffered the same racking illnesses as those in the British Phosphate Company's guano diggings. Cushman pulls no punches about their fate: "tens of thousands shit their lives away" so that whites could stay white and their fields become fertile.
"Where is fresh land to turn up? where is the dressing to improve that which is already in cultivation?" Thomas Malthus had asked in 1798. Peru and Oceania were not his answers, but his heirs in the mid twentieth century were well aware of the links among phosphates, soil and population in the Pacific world. These conservationists join capitalists and empire-builders in Cushman's black book of guano. Primal figures in the history of modern American environmentalism – the ecologist Aldo Leopold, the ornithologist William Vogt and the biologist-bureaucrat Fairfield Osborn – appear here as well-intentioned but maladroit manipulators of markets and ecosystems in Latin America. They promoted an "oceanic path to development" through fisheries and aquaculture, but as Peru became the world's largest producer of fish in the 1960s, domestic consumption fell: "an astounding case of ecological injustice for the nation's poor". Guano birds starved as trawlers scooped up their food supply to feed foreign consumers. This was no tragedy of the commons, Cushman insists, caused by over-exploitation of an unmanaged resource. Instead, it was a technocratic tragedy created by credentialled experts attempting to yoke conservation to profit in their "ecological laboratory".
In 1944, one of those technocrats, Fairfield Osborn, had edited the first, and for decades the only, book entitled The Pacific World.This was a handbook for US servicemen in the Pacific theatre, covering the history, flora, fauna and human inhabitants of Oceania and the lands of the Pacific Rim, compiled because "we Americans need to know more of the Pacific". This "Pacific world" was shot through with racism, romanticism and neo-imperial optimism ("all of our epic movements have been westward"). The destructiveness of the war in the Pacific soon inclined Osborn towards the much bleaker view informing the neo-Malthusian works for which he is best known, Our Plundered Planet (1948) and The Crowded Earth (1953). The later rise of nuclear testing – another dire development for local sea birds, who died on Kiribati "with their eyes burned out of their pointed heads" – only confirmed this pessimism about the Pacific and its future.
The Great Ocean and Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World build on generations of scholarship by historians in, and of, the Pacific. By drawing on ethnohistory, environmental history and the history of science, they make great strides towards bringing the Americas into Pacific history and broadening world history to incorporate the Pacific. One third of the world can no longer play second fiddle to histories centred on the Atlantic. Yet their achievement is almost as much allegorical as it is historical. When read in tandem, these striking books tell a grim story of unbridled hubris, confident consumption, environmental degradation and the collapse of vulnerable populations. Seen in this cold light, the past two centuries of Pacific history stand proxy for humanity's global impact in the Anthropocene.
David Armitage is the Lloyd C. Blankfein Professor of History and Chair of the Department of History at Harvard University. He is the author of Foundations of Modern International Thought, 2012, and the co-editor of Pacific Histories: Ocean, land, people, which is published this month.
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the mod is updated to the lasted version of L4D , this mod does'nt need to be installed by others players
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When Left 4 Dead came out, people where bitching and complaining about there not being enough content for the game, now Valve is making more content and people are bitching and complaining about that now. Get your priorities straight.
I'm bitching and moaning because they promised DLC content, not an entirely seperate, full-price retail game. Everything they've shown so far could easily be imported to L4D in a large update.
ok really this argument has been beat like dead jackass (donkey). Like really your getting a new god dam campaign, got ******* survival mode, what more do you want? An arm? Also putting in what they have now would break the balance of the game, cause you to have to download like a ******* gb or 2 at least of content and not to mention you will still bitch that there is something missing so really get off it you cry baby
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Think of the ******* hl2 series, Hl2 ep2 why are you mad that valve didnt make it free expansion for hl2?
They already gave a dlc for l4d and another is on the way... and im sure they will add more to l4d after l4d2 since they are working on making it cross compilable so you can play online with ppl from both games.
Well they aren't going to do what you said, so no need for all this crying.
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Valve never said they wouldn't support Left 4 dead
They said they would make a new game but does this mean they are just going to shove aside left 4 dead and make left 4 dead 2 take the spotlight? It doesnt at all.
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