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May 26, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Are you disappointed because ITV's "most stressful game show on TV", The colour of money, seems to have been pulled? Do you think that you had just the right strategy to win? Then check out if you were right with John Haigh's analysis of best play.
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May 22, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
After a gruelling 73 days each dragging 110kg of equipment in temperatures 40 degrees below zero, polar explorers Pen Hadow, Ann Daniels and Martin Hartley are now safely home in the UK spring sunshine. The aim of their expedition was to produce a comprehensive set of sea ice and snow thickness data in the Arctic, and despite technical problems, their data has already produced some surprising results.
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May 21, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Debate the big questions of the universe
The response to our International Year of Astronomy project seven things everyone wants to know about the universe has shown that Plus readers are keeping up with the frontiers of theoretical physics. Now you have a chance to debate the Big Questions in person, as the Astrophysics Group at the Physics Department of Imperial College London present a new series of debates on topical themes in modern astrophysics and cosmology.
In each debate a member of the Astrophysics Group will discuss one of the big questions raised by cutting-edge research with a guest, be it the origin of the Universe or the existence of black holes. The series will be accessible to everybody and is aimed at the general public, who will have the opportunity to ask questions in what will be a lively and interactive discussion.
The first topic up for debate is "the Origin of the Universe" at 6-8pm on Thursday 18 June at Imperial College, London. Prof. Michael Rowan-Robinson and Rev. Dr John Polkinghorne, will tackle the fascinating question of what the Big Bang means from both a scientific and a theological perspective. The next event will take place in mid-July and will discuss the existence of the mysterious dark energy.
Attendance is free but registration is essential, you can find out more at the Big questions site.
And for those of you holding out for the answer to our latest question 'Are the constants of nature really constant?', we have just recorded John Barrow's answer to this question, which ranged from how to standardize the widths or wires to alternate universes. We'll publish his answer in a podcast and article next week, as well as launch the next poll for you to choose the third thing everyone wants to know about the universe. Stay tuned....
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May 19, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Should international travel be banned in the face of swine flu? Should life-saving drugs be withheld because they're too expensive? Should the government ban alcohol? And are bacon sandwiches really that dangerous?
Plus may seem like an unlikely place to look for answers to these questions, but this is about to change. With support from the Wellcome Trust we're launching a new project, called Do you know what's good for you?, which will look at the role of mathematics and statistics in the biomedical sciences.
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May 13, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Just over two weeks after the outbreak of swine flu, sorry, H1N1, most of us have come round to the idea that a pandemic doesn't always necessitate panic. The infection is spreading steadily, but in most people it's relatively mild and only a very small number of people have died outside Mexico. So were initial media reports just hype?
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May 12, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
100 things you didn't know you didn't know
If you're thirsty for knowledge, then go along to this free Gresham College lecture taking place in London on Wednesday the 13th of May. It marks the publication of John D Barrow's latest book, 100 Essential Things You Didn't Know You Didn't Know, which answers one hundred essential questions of existence. From winning the lottery, placing bets at the races and escaping from bears, to sports, Shakespeare, Google, game theory, drunks, divorce settlements and dodgy accounting; from chaos to infinity and everything in between. Barrow writes a regular column for Plus, so you might be lucky enough to see some maths you've seen in Plus live on stage.
The lecture starts at 6pm and you can find directions on the Gresham College website.
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Ned Yost media session: April 16
Before Saturday's 12:10 game vs. the Seattle Mariners at Kauffman Stadium, Royals manager Ned Yost shared with the media his appreciation for his players and the discipline it takes to develop skills for improved hitting and offense. Yost complimented Billy Butler and his increased admiration for the designated hitter. Butler has shown great plate discipline, two-strike approach, knowledge of the opposing pitchers, having a plan every time he approaches the plate, and executing that plan.
Discipline, for Yost, is the main ingredient for his players to develop a better approach. He commented that discipline isn't always easy but it's what creates success during the game. By observing the Royals squad with a win in five of the last six games and 9-4 record on the season so far, it's easy to see that the team has focused on a better hitting approac, looking for the right pitch and preparing to hit that right pitch in the right area. Yost remarks that the excitement of the game can get to a player, but the mark of a good hitter is making the adjustment and knowing when to swing.
On the defensive side, the Royals skipper also complimented players such as Melky Cabrera, Jeff Francoeur, Mitch Maier, and Jarrod Dyson for the versatility to play several positions on the field. As the Royals face the Seattle Mariners this afternoon for game three of the four game series, we will continue to see that discipline and versatility put into play.

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The Muse
|Release Date: August 27, 1999
|Running Time: 97 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $11,614,236.00
|Genre: Comedy, Romance, Romantic Comedy
Albert Brooks
Sharon Stone
Andie MacDowell
Jeff Bridges
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Summary:One fine night, Hollywood screenwriter Steven Phillips basks in the honor of a humanitarian award, presented to him at a black-tie dinner as his proud wife Laura and daughters look on. One crappy morning later, a junior studio executive is telling Steven that he's lost his creative "edge," and releases Steven from his contract. Desperately seeking counsel, Steven visits his friend, enviably successful screenwriter Jack Warrick. Jack confides to Steven that he himself was inspired to his ongoing success. Not by a muse, but by a Muse. Steven is incredulous as Jack tells him of Sarah, one of the nine daughters of the god Zeus. The Muses inspire creativity- and one, Sarah, has alighted in Holly... Full Summary >>


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It graced your grandmother's holiday table, and you'll likely pass yours to the kids. Why? Because, like white pearls and little black dresses, one-of-a-kind crystal and china never go out of style. Here, a brief history of the tabletop labels.
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I approximate the mag to 8.0 +/- 0.3. The comet is very easy to catch with a large field eyepiece. I use my achromatic refractor Bresser with a 25 mm eyepiece.
This nice little comet is approaching Dubhe, closest approach tomorrow morning !
The movement is quite speedy, similar to the previous one : Hergenrother.
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Kristin Maahs is an experienced musician who performs extensively throughout Central Iowa. As an active harpist she has performed with Des Moines Metro Opera, Des Moines Symphony, Ames Children's Choirs, and Mason City's Una Vocis Choir. In 2003 she was invited to perform with the Irish Band the Chieftains at their concert in Des Moines, as a memorial to the band's harper Derek Bell. Kristin was a featured soloist with the Des Moines Community Orchestra in 2011, performing Celtic Concerto by Laura Zaerr. In collaboration with composer Ben Alaway, Kristin performed on celtic harp the premier recording of his "Celtic Mass" which was broadcast on Iowa Public Television in the spring of 2012.
In 1982 she graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a Bachelors degree in Harp Performance, studying with Mary Beckman. During five summers she attended the Salzedo School in Camden, Maine, under the guidance of master teachers Jeanne and Alice Chalifoux. In 2005 she studied celtic harp with Maire ni Chathasaigh at the Cairde na Cruite school in Termofeckin, Ireland. Kristin is a Suzuki Harp Teacher instructed by Mary Kay Waddington who developed the Suzuki method for harp. For over 20 years Kristin has been teaching the skills of playing the harp to all ages from young children to adults. Kristin was harp instructor for the Des Moines Public Schools magnet school, Edmund's Academy of Fine Arts from 1986-2007. As harp instructor at Edmund's Kristin also directed the Des Moines Harp Ensemble. Since 2010 Kristin has coordinated the Ames High School Harp Benefit concert that features students along with professional musicians in solo, and chamber groups raising funds to purchase and maintain harps for the Ames Public Schools. In the fall of 2012 Kristin started teaching harp at Grinnell College.
Kristin is half of the celtic harp duo Aran Daughters along with Barbara Evenson . Barb and Kristin play traditional tunes and sing songs in Irish gaelic. Aran Daughters have been featured performers at the LaCrosse Irishfest since 2008. In 2011 Kristin won first place in the celtic harp professional division of the LaCrosse Irishfest competition.
Kristin is a member of the Odyssey Trio, with flutist, Sandra Moore Wacha and cellist, Tom Hudson. Founded in 1996 the Odyssey Trio transcribed music, and recorded five CD's, "Winter White", "Always Autumn", "Sensations of Summer", "Holly & Ivy" and "Spring." The Odyssey Trio has performed in concert for the Ottumwa, Perry, Grand View Nielsen, Salisbury House, and St. John's Concert series. In 2000 and 2008 the trio was selected to play in concert for the National Flute Convention in Columbus, Ohio, and Kansas City, Missouri.


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Ask and ye shall receive.
I've got a super fun challenge for you today that comes straight from the pages of Paper Crafts magazine. In our September/October issue, we did a feature called Around the House. It is filled with projects that incorporate trendy household items like these:
Simply Shine Card by Maren Benedict, p. 74
Stay Tuned Card by Teri Anderson, p.72
And chairs and chandeliers like in this card by Erin Lincoln:
Fancy a Chat Card, p. 69
In fact, you can find these kitschy necessities everywhere in pop culture today. Check it:
Itty Bitty Cylinder - Eames from CircaCeramics
Birds in the Kitchen - Toaster from LuckyBluebirdArt
Bicyclette Tee from Urban Outfitters
Bernadette Note Cards from the Lumiere Collection by rushwilliams
Fan Fine Art Photograph by photohale
Suitcases Card from lauredesigns
Underwood Typewriter Neckties from toybreaker
Teeny Bike Handbag from pollyannacowgirlbags
Whimsical Lamp Flat Note Cards from BethMaries
Camera Tee from Urban Outfitters
Viking Cup from CircaCeramics
Louis XVI Chair - Original Papercut Art from tinatarnoff
Buttermint Tiles from maiziejane
Atomic TV Scrabble Tile Art Pendant from ItsAllAboutThePrint
Your challenge? Create a paper crafted project (card, gift bag, tag, layout, home decor, etc.) that incorporates some kind of household item as its focal point. That's anything that can be found in the house, friends For trendy household items can be found everywhere on paper crafting product these days, whether it be in the form of stamps, chipboard elements, rub-ons, transparencies, or patterned paper. For more inspiration, consult p. 68 of your issue to see all 18 inspiring projects, and check out this online bonus project by Jennifer Hansen and this one by Teri Anderson.
Ready to get started? Great! Here's how to enter the challenge:
- Create a paper crafted project (card, gift bag, tag, layout, home decor, etc.) that incorporates some kind of household item as its focal point.
- Upload a photo of your project to your blog, come back here and post the URL to your project page (not your main blog URL) in the Mr. Linky box below. Post a link to the Moxie Fab World in your blog's text to encourage your readers to see the other projects that have been linked and to try the challenge themselves.
- If you don't have a blog, go to this Flickr gallery, upload your photo, and post the URL to your project (not the group) in the Mr. Linky box below.
- Just for fun, if you've made a card, upload it to the World Card Making Day Website by clicking here. Your card will become part of the worldwide celebration of the joy of making handmade cards! Not only that, but it will also become eligible to win a few contests we've got up our sleeves!
- Enter your card in the World Card Making Day Contest for a chance to be published in the March/April 2010 issue of Paper Crafts magazine! Click here for details!
- Accomplish this task by midnight MDT on Monday, September 21. The winning entries will be showcased on this blog on Wednesday, September 23 and will receive a truly moxie fab prize!
We're on a roll, friends! Let's keep the party going by entering this fun challenge! I can't wait to see what you dream up!
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I'm using BES 126.96.36.199 and ZCB 6.5.
My mobile device (Blackberry Curve) is connected and working properly (I get emails in the inbox) but when I open my folders, he don't display the message. However when I copy manually (without using filters) a message from the Web Zimbra inbox to a folder, my device shows me that message, but does not display my old messages and those who moved my filter
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Each year I compile a 4-6 page general season OTC article for Montana. This article goes in the July/August issue or somewhere close to that. My goal is to do just what you mentioned above, create two separate options, as many people don't draw special tags or don't want to draw them. Therefore, I have been building a good foundation for nonresidents or residents to start with. Hope this helps, and feel free to hit me up with more questions any time.
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Each year, the Department of Residence Life recruits an ACUHO-I intern
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Is there a way to control the mesh color when re-opening a file?
I prefer pink if possible.
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We use tomcat here to deploy custom webapps for our services. I have done some searching on the forums here but haven't yet found an answer to this: can we deploy our webapps in the zimbra tomcat server, or should/can we deploy a second instance of tomcat to host our custom webapps (on a different port )?
If I missed something detailing that here, I appologize and would appreciate being pointed in the right direction.
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I know many are saying that the Patriots will take time to get in sync and then they will be hitting on all cylinders. I am hoping that is the case but not entirely optimistic. There are a lot of worrying signs and they are obvious to everyone.
First, I think getting rid of Welker was a huge mistake. We know Amendola is a good player and can be productive. However everyone knows he is injury prone. We are replacing one of most durable players in Welker with an injury prone player like Amendola. The way he plays and the kind of hits he takes is hard to watch. There is no way he lasts the whole season playing like this, especially when he is the only real legitimate target has so far.
We all know the pathetic track record the Patriots have in developing young receivers. That should give us pause when expecting someone Kendrell Thompkins or Dobson to be studs. People forget hhe was not even drafted, so there are still plenty of doubts about him. I believe Dobson could not even beat out Edelman in the camp? I would have thought the expectations would be higher than that. It is almost painful to look at the current group of receivers that the Patriots have. If Amendola goes down, this is without a doubt the worst group in the NFL by far. Just don't know how Belichick can go into a season with this group. I think he needs to risk it next year and give up a few draft picks to move up and take a stud WR in the first round or in a trade. The Falcons did that with Julio Jones, and Seahawks did it with Percy Harvin. You almost have to feel sorry for Brady when you compare this cast to some of the WR groups that any top 10 NFL team has. Even with Gronk back in the mix, this group is still well below other elite NFL teams.
Why not bring back B. Lloyd , at the very least?
Is anyone else worried about the defense? This is basically the same defense as last year, which was pretty bad. I just have a feeling this year will be more of what we have seen since 2008, a below average pass defense and pass rush. The safety play again looks to be a huge problem. It is hard to have any confidence in Belichick building a solid defense since they have been so terrible the past 4 years.
Just look at the recent drafts when it comes down to the secondary.
2 Tavon Wilson 2012
2 Ras-I Dowling 2011
1 Devin McCourty 2010
2 Patrick Chung 2009
2 Darius Butler 2009
2 Terrence Wheatley 2008
1 Brandon Meriweather 2007
McCourty is the only player who has not been a total disaster. But even he was moved to Safety after being the worst CB in the league in 2011.
Pass Rush continues to be a huge problem. WHen was the last time the Pats had a good pass rush? The game against the Bills, they almost never pressured Manuel, who is a rookie playing his first game.
Do you guys think this defense will be elite? If yes, what do you base that on? The defense is essentially the same unit from last year. I think they will look decent against bad offenses, but get destroyed by good offenses. That has constantly been the case in the past 4-5 years, and I do not expect that to change. There needs to be an upgrade in the secondary, especially the Safety play. The constant personnel turnover in the past 4 years proves that there are problems drafting and developing good CB's and Safeties. We know Belichick will not spend big on a defensive free agent, especially since the Adalius Thomas flop. All in all the Patriots are once again stuck with a bad secondary and a defense that cannot stop a good offense when it really matters.


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Tomblin makes case for re-election; Maloney, Johnson say state needs new leadership
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin made his case for re-election to a full four-year term during interviews with Gazette editors Monday, while Republican challenger Bill Maloney and Mountain Party candidate Jesse Johnson said it is time for a change in state government.
Tomblin, elected last October to complete the unexpired term of former Gov. Joe Manchin, said that thanks to stability in state government, high bond ratings and no tax increases, the state is increasingly attractive to business investors both foreign and domestic.
Citing the new Macy's distribution plant near Martinsburg, Tomblin noted, "They could have located anywhere in the country. They looked at 158 sites, and they chose West Virginia."
Maloney, however, said declines in manufacturing and coalmining jobs show the state is headed in the wrong direction.
"Things are not good. People are figuring out Republicans have good ideas," said Maloney, a Morgantown businessman who lost a close race to Tomblin in the 2011 special election.
Johnson, a frequent Mountain Party candidate, described himself as the progressive alternative in a race where the two major party candidates differ little on key issues.
The topics of discussion Monday ranged from Marcellus Shale legislation and global warming to the statewide public education audit.
Tomblin said the recommendations of an audit of the state's public education system by Public Works LLC would be part of the legislative agenda for the 2013 regular session.
He said he has not seen anything in the report that he could not support as governor.
"Our system ties the hands of people at the classroom level," he said, adding, "The emphasis should be on getting more of the control to the local level.
Maloney's assessment: "Way too much bureaucracy. Putting dollars in the classroom. Rewarding good teachers. It's pretty simple stuff."
Johnson agreed that bureaucracy in the Department of Education takes away from quality of education in the classroom, adding, "I agree teachers need raises across the board."
Tomblin and Maloney agreed that legislation passed in special session last December to regulate Marcellus Shale drilling is significant.
"Is it a perfect bill? No, but I think it offers our environment protection," said Tomblin. "Prior to that, we had no rules."
"Now, everybody knows the rules -- that was a big problem," said Maloney, adding, "The fact we have certainty is a good thing."
Johnson, meanwhile, said he would impose a moratorium on Marcellus Shale horizontal drilling -- pending further study of health and environmental risks associated with fracking, including the release of radioactive materials.
Johnson said the state should instead be focusing its efforts on drilling for geo-thermal energy, which ultimately could be a source of unlimited, nearly free energy for the state's businesses, industries and residents.
Tomblin said the administration continues to conduct costs-benefits analyses regarding the state's participation in the Affordable Care Act.
That includes options to expand Medicaid coverage to cover families with household incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, and to participate in a state health benefit exchange.
"It needs to be an educated decision, an informed decision, before we lock West Virginians into something we can't afford," Tomblin said.
Maloney said he favors repealing the act.
"That's still our main goal, repeal the stupid thing," he said of the ACA. "To do that, we need to elect Mitt Romney and change the U.S. Senate."
Said Johnson, "We should be providing health care to our people, period."
On the issue of global warming, Tomblin said he's "not 100 percent convinced" it's a scientific reality, while Johnson said there is no question climate change is occurring and human activity is a key factor, and Maloney dismissed global warming as "a hoax."
Johnson called on Tomblin and Maloney to boycott next week's state Broadcasters' Association debate -- the only scheduled televised gubernatorial debate this fall -- unless he is allowed to participate.
Both said they believe Johnson should be allowed in the debate, but declined to boycott if the broadcasters' association continues to deny him access.
Maloney defended campaign ads contending that Tomblin has exhausted the state budget surplus, while Revenue Office figures show current Rainy Day fund balances totaling $883 million, along with an $88 million surplus carried over from the 2011-12 state budget.
"A lot of that is going to go away," Maloney said, citing the state's six-year budget forecast. "And a lot of that is Obama's stimulus."
A fourth candidate is running for governor: the Libertarian Party's David Moran.
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[Verse 1: Slim Shady]
I'm the devil, if ever there was such a thing
The results of much too many drugs what you're seeing
I'm a mindfuck, completely dis-(gu-uh-uh)-sting
I'm (what), a human mutt fuck a being I'm a dog
Fuck lambs, I'm silencing 'em all
I'm involved in murders forensic science couldn't solve
Giant set of balls too big to buy a set of drawers
Might as well unzip my fly and let 'em fall to the floor
Each thought's completely warped
I'm like a walking, talking, Ouija board
Speaking in tongues, I've never spoke this speech before
Hhem-delle-la, ennich-me-noughh-mi-niche-mick-norrf
Have you ever experienced spirits in lyrics when you hear 'em
'til you scared to stare in into any mirrors when you near 'em?
Well if so, get ready for some shit, yo
"Is this some kind of sick joke?" Shit no, motherfucking schizo
So disturbed, he just goes so berserk, he tiptoes
Fist first with scissors to slit throats of just hoes
Just goes to shizzow you dizzon't, fizzuck with
So-someone this disturbed, sa-sippin on si-zzurp
So lock your doors, drop to the floors
Get your shotguns drawn here comes another "Clockwork Orange"
Look at Bizarre; you really think he's right in his mind
What the fuck you think's goin' through it when he's writin' his rhyme
[Hook: Slim Shady]
You bout to - journey into the mind of a psychopath killer
Blood spiller, mentality much iller
Than you could ever imagine in your wildest dreams
You'll feel his pain in his silent screams
You bout to - journey into the mind of a psychopath killer
Blood spiller, mentality much iller
Than you could ever imagine in your wildest dreams
You'll feel his pain in his violent screams
[Verse 2: Peter S. Bizarre]
It's Friday night, I'm at a rave again
Picking up transvestites on my Harley-Davidson (hey hop on)
My girlfriend's a crackhead whore
She'll come to your door, suck your dick on the floor
And take your bottles to the store (nigga, I'm takin these)
Have you ever seen a bitch get beat because she won't cheat
Run the street and suck another nigga's meat?
My son's sixteen years old with nowhere to stay (dad it's me)
I told him he wasn't mine, slammed the door in his face
And I ain't got no food, my job I've been cheated
My girlfriend had a miscarriage (I'm sorry) I had to eat it (ohh)
My dick is burning, it ain't cause of disease
Because I'm jacking off with gasoline mixed with antifreeze (AHH!)
I'm living in Waco Texas, me and my girl
Fuck David Koresh, I'm starting my own world
It's called Bizarre Cemetery, it's scary
Eating a virgin's cherry; they're all gonna laugh at you, Carrie!
[Verse 3: Kon Artis]
I was born feet first, smoke 40's and drink weed
The Lord rehearsed my birth, I'm the worst breed
A nigga you ever set sight on, my right arm's
Got more power than 5 of Ivan Drago's pythons so
"Journey into the mind of a psychopath killer"
Light yo' ass like a liquid nitro-gas spiller
Psycho slash Michael Myers, Michael Jack's "Thriller"
Rifle slash knife faggot that's your "Cop Killer"
As a yung'un, I was beat where I was living (aight)
Cross-dressed just to get thrown in the women's prison
I guess I was just stressed to be a hoodlum
Being pressed caused the stress that caused the Ritalin
Pressed stressed and Ritalin caused the cop's feelings
To be hurt after they seen what I did to those children
I'm vulgaric, you Bo Derek; I throw you face flat off the terrace
So you can have somethin' to stare at
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Flag Stomping at a South Carolina High School
Judging from the comments on last week's post about MIchael Moore, about a quarter of you think I am a communist, a quarter of you think I am a reactionary Republican, and 1/2 of you just hate Michael Moore. I'm still a bit unclear how that post had anything to do with politics, which is what some of you said, but so it goes...To be honest, I don't ascribe Michael Moore's position to being either the left or the right more predominately. Certainly it is understood that Mr. Moore is on the left, but his position there (about an Military Industrial Complex that is turning people into sheep) is one that I find just as often amongst a small subset on the right, the people I usually refer to as the "Smedley Butler wing." Nonetheless, whether right, left, libertarian, vegetarian, rastafarian or any other group of people, I think saying that no one supports the troops is just wrong. In my experience here, when you offer people an opportunity to help the troops, they usually come through for you.
When we ran the COP Keating fund raiser, people came together from all sides and supported it to the tune of over $250,000. I had conservative comentators like MIchelle Malkin supporting us, and in another fund raiser received a sizeable donation from San Francisco pitcher Barry Zito, who was affectionately nicknamed "Planet Zito" for his idiosyncratic ways. I've known troops who received care packages from Ellen Degeneres while deployed, and I doubt anyone has ever accused her of being a right-wing Republican. Nor Al Franken who has done seven USO tours, four of them to Iraq. I've never believed that any political side held a sole and exclusive grip on supporting the troops. I just know that whoever says we don't support them doesn't have a clear understanding of what we do.
And so it is with some trepidation of what might show up in the comments that I bring up this story. I'm sure folks will complain about this story as well. The reality is, this story is in the news, and garnering lots of comments. And that is something we talk about. I do pieces all the time about veterans who have passed on, and they get a moderate amount of comments, but when I discuss something like this, the comments section tends to run wild. So, here you go.....
wistv.com - Columbia, South Carolina |
Apparently the town of Chapin where this occured is just outside Columbia, South Carolina. Seems an odd place for someone to think that this was going to go bye without problems. If you haven't been to Columbia recently, it is dotted with various parks dedicated to the military and veterans. It's an incredible military-friendly area. I went to college down the road a piece at The Citadel, and when I went to PLDC (the Sergeants academy) it was there at Fort Jackson. So it isn't exactly a hot bed of anti-military bias.
I can't help but wonder what the point this English teacher was trying to make. It certainly can't be that high schoolers show TOO MUCH respect for things like this, can it? I assume it was some sort of "Dead Poet's Society" type thing, but I don't recall Robin Williams ever stomping on a flag to make his point.
Anyone have any idea what point he was trying to make here? If it is just about the power of symbolism, aren't there easier ways to do that? I did find it interesting that the only two symbols mentioned are the flag and a picture of a cross. I'm assuming he didn't do it with either a Star of David or the Al Qaeda flag, so was the point that it is okay as long as it is something the majority supports?
UPDATE: The Teacher responds:
Darryl D. Smalls says 12-year teacher Scott Compton was attempting to show his classes that America is an "inspirational idea," greater than the "material objects that represent it," during a lesson on symbolism.
"He made only positive comments about America throughout this lesson," wrote Smalls in an emailed statement to WIS. "The version of events currently circulating is incomplete."
"He meant no intentional disrespect to those men and women who served our country or to America itself," continued Smalls. "Several members of his family served in the Armed Forces and they have his total support given all of the facts of the lesson."
"Many people have rushed to vilify my client based on one segment of the story related through a secondhand account," wrote Smalls. "My client has had an exemplary twelve year teaching career and was only trying to create a forum for discussion using a powerful symbol with which all his students would be familiar."
My question to this response is why is this a subject to be discussed in an English class? If it were a civics lesson or something it would be simliarly idiotic, but the context might matter, but this is an honors English course.
The fact that he meant no "intentional disrespect" doesn't really make it any better to me. Should a teacher be cognizant enough of what he is doing to know that this is a horrid idea? There would seem to me to be any number of ways of making the same point without desecrating our flag, no? Would he advocate something like burning a copy of Cather in the Rye for instance? I'm assuming no, so how is this a better means of discussing the topic of symbolism?
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Robert Nolan (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 10:12am
Our flag
I guess this teacher never spent a night in a fox hole protecting his country, maybe some one should stomp on him an give these people a good lesson. With a president who does not believe in our military what else could you expect, that group on the left have forgotten the price we paid by not being strong, here we go again.
Gerald Zarembski (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 1:40pm
These tragic situations will keep on going on as long as we sit idly by and just watch. We as a Nation must stand together and get all our elected officials to open their brians and to start doing what the people voices are asking them to do . Every election we hear promises of how their going to change , but once their in its how can they can fill their own needs.when is enough a enough. Lets stop the fat cats and get back to basics. Pensions whos are safe and whos are billions of dollars in the hole? You can take it to the bank the politicians will get theirs. Lets cut out all these life time jobs for all politicians and start making them work for a living,and a pension no more free rides . Make them accountible for their decisions . Then watch how the economy will change. put God back in schools and change back the way the flag was protected .Give back the rights of the U. S. citizen . Let every immigrant earn their way into the U.S. legally quit giving everything away at tax payers expenses. Reforms on aid and welfare receipients,Social security should be paid to those who put into it .As a worker I had to take drug test to keep working ,lets give them to all the welfare people to theres no discrimination there since most people with jobs have to take them now.Give photo I.D.s with finger print to all welfare receipients as well .That way we have a way to make sure they get pay and no one else can use it or if it gets lost or stolen . That money then is returned instead of written off. Just a little common sense to get rid of all the waste in this country . God Bless And fly the flag with honor .To many people the flag maybe just a piece of cloth , but to me it represents the lifes and blood of all those who where wounded and died protecting its rights so don't tell me its just a piece of cloth. THEY are someones children to be honored and respected. A great big thanks and salute to all parents, the men and women who fought for us . GOD BLESS you all.
Dennis Marsh (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 2:52pm
Stomping on the Flag
As a veteran, I find it exceeding distasteful to hear about and read stories of people disrepecting our Flag. If this teacher was looking for a symbol to stomp on to stress his point to his students, why didn't he use their school flag? Or a logo of one of those hated corporations? Why not use the French flag? Or the old Communist flag? Seems to be his whole act was driven by personal convictions and not for any love of the Flag itself. The Flag is a symbol that represents all that this country is about! What it has been in the past; and what we hope it will represent in the future! It stands for the rights of the individual It represents all Americans - natural born or naturallized! It represents the millions of men and women who fought under its banner and the millions who gave their lives for it! The Flag is more than just a symbol. It is America and when you stomp on the Flag, you are stomping on America and everything that it represents - good or wrong. Like it has been said by many above, maybe it is time he was given the option of attending boot camp or six months of community service with veterans! Or some kind of school suspension for a period of time so he could go out into the real world and discover the meaning of the Flag! And then submit a report of his findings to the school in public assembly and with a recitation of the U.S. Flag Code! I do believe however, that this subject should be taught in a history or civics class, not in an English class. Whatever happened to the teaching and understanding of the English lanquage in English classes? No wonder we have such huge problems in our country. Hav e also heard but not verified, that many schools have only around one paragraph in their history books pertaining the Vietnam war! Now, that is a disgrace if true!
Jerry longmuir,... (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 4:24pm
Flag stomper
I am a fifth gen military. I believe in freedom of expression, but not with the Flag of this USA. He may be an honored teacher but his education is lacking in respect for this nation and many military past ,present and future.I like for him to explain his actions to my grandson in the Air Force or my other grandson in the Army how his actions honor their service.
Mike Osburn MSg... (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 4:50pm
Our FLAG
This is why "we the people" should force the congress to pass a law forbiding any and allaction against our flag. Shouldbe a federal crime and if done be somne one that does not belong here then jail time and deported. To many have die protecting our freedom and the flag is what defines TRUE AMERICANS.
MSgt Mike Osburn
Jim Lasswell (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 6:36pm
US Flag
I served my country in the Marine Corps. I felt that service was as much to protect the rights of it's citizens as it was to protect their lives and property. At no time was I thinking of my service as my payment for the ability to waive the rights of another American. While we did have hard and fast regulations in the Marines regarding the flag; that was the Marines. The first Amendment to the constitution should always trump any rules made up to direct the non violent expressions of citizens of our nation. I don't have to like it but freedom of expression has to be protected.
Wayne Bergeron (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 2:31am
Flag Stompping
That is why you are called a Jar head ....... ruck up man and get going
Budd Patriot (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 7:20pm
goody khalsa (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 1:00pm
I agree. These Guys are a lot scarier than some poor underfunded teacher trying to make a literary point down in South Carolina! THEY are the ones who make me think, "What's this country coming to?" But there have always been closed minds, and there always will be people who have nothing more to do with their time than think of ways to critcize others, while doing nothing themselves to make the world better, child by child.
Lorrielou (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 7:40pm
Flag Stomping
I served this great Country in Vietnam and I saw a few of my buddies go home with that Flag on the casket. Give me just 5 minutes with the teacher and I will show him the error of his ways.
Joe Morales (not verified)
January 11, 2013 - 7:45pm
Flag stomping teacher
I'm a retired high school teacher as well as a retired Navy submariner. I taught my students that they should look at all sides of an issue and whether you agree or don't agree with the actions of our government the flag is a symbol that must be respected. To me and many others the flag is a reminder that many of our people died and bled for it and that sacrifice goes way beyond politics, that is a lesson that this "teacher" needs to learn
Robert (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 9:47am
Flag Stomping by teacher
Send Him&Obama to IRAN to Live,Neather have any RESPECT for OUR FALLEN HERO'S ,OR OUR COUNTRY.HELL Obama won't even look at OUR FLAG.
Retired 1C5 USA... (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 12:24pm
Flag Stomping
I grow weary of those whom commit an outrageous act, or are dismissive of our sacrifices we've made, by simply stating they knew, are related to, have friends of a friend who served, are serving. My own Congressman tried to peddle that same worn out line to me i.e. my Dad served in WWII so I know how you feel; when I asked him why TRICARE was being slowly taken from us, and why the VA charges veterans co-pays now. Unless you served, you cannot relate to us. I don't care if your entire family lineage served. YOU cannot relate to us, and thereby aren't excused from such a dispicable act. I don't care how many pedigrees or I Love Me's you have hanging on your wall, nor how many trinkets you've amassed from your fawning admirers. That Flag is more than a symbol, cloth or a freedom of speech issue. We exist because of that Flag; not in spite of that Flag. If we cannot recognize that simple fact, then we better get used to watching our rights, freedoms, and our way of life continue to erode. 24 years of my life were invested in protecting that Flag, from all enemies, foreign, and domestic. And defend it I shall.
goody khalsa (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 12:51pm
All you right wing veterans give veterans a bad name. I'm a veteran of the vietnam era. He can do whatever the heck he wants, it's his classroom. He made a great point for his future writers. Let it go at that. You all need to get a life, are any of you getting up from your couches and the remote control long enough to contribute to the children of your communities? I think not. You all live in glass houses.
William Mehl (not verified)
January 12, 2013 - 4:12pm
Stomping on American Flag
Although I no he has the right to show his freedom rights and I can respect that, no way would I have stood by if I was there in person, I believe I would have stomped on him, even thought it would not have been my right to do so, I served in the US Army to protect and honor our flag, this teacher in my eyes is no more that a piece of s--t, if he does not like our flag, go to China,Russia, Iraq, Afgan. or wherever else he would like to spend the rest of his miserable life. God Bless American and everything she stands for. People like him are disgusting to say the least, the parents of these students should stand up and complain to there school authorities, no way should he get away with this.
Larry (not verified)
January 13, 2013 - 12:24am
American Flag
This teacher should be dismissed period.
sheeple (not verified)
January 13, 2013 - 3:58am
DUH Stupid Hypocracy Showing Its Ugly Head
It seems to me that not too long ago we ridiculed another society for violence and death for pics of Muhammad and then for someone burning the Qur'an... Now it seems as though we are doing the same thing.. going crazy over a man stomping on a flag.. Get a grip, grow the hell up and think for yourselves. By these actions we are no better than those whom we laughed at before!
Terry (not verified)
January 13, 2013 - 7:22am
I wonder why I bothered to serve my country, was it to allow people like this to be disrespectful of
America and all theat it stands for? I think it was a waste of time to stand up for people like this.
Be it known, I will only stand up for myself from now on, so go ahead and be an idiot if you want, just not on my watch, as I may take exception.
lovethisland (not verified)
January 13, 2013 - 6:28pm
Love it, change it, or leave it
Phillip, The teacher was in the classroom with students "getting paid"! Not on the street after hours or on leave. Based off of his extremely immature and poor judgment concerning the place, time, and audience he needs to be transferred from the school at a minimum if not outright fired. When charged to educate our children or be a public leader, you must be held to a higher standard. Eric, if you truly believe what you wrote, then a student should be able to stomp on a no gays, no whites, or a no blacks tee shirt in the same school in the front of the class or any worker should be able to do the same in the workplace. Why do Catholic Hospitals have to provide counseling for contraception? Seems like we pick and choose what is Free Speech? By the way, I did 31 years active duty and am a 90% disabled vet that continues to work full time for our services. I recommend that before anyone would think to desecrate the flag that they visit Walter Reed/Bethesda Hospital orthopedic or burn clinics prior to any action. Gives you a different perspective.
lovethi land (not verified)
January 13, 2013 - 6:39pm
Freedom of speach always has limits.
Sheeple, it's obvious that you never served or have seen some give their life up for the freedom that you relate to as "grow up"! Go on the front lines; miss about 15 holidays and another 20 birthdays. Can you yell fire in a movie? Can you say you are going to harm someone? If a police office tells you to be quite at a scene call you keep talking? Yes, there are limits so you really need to get over it! Please lift your head up from the left and look at why people serve this country. Presently over 25 million veterans. Are they all crazy or is what they have sacrificed mean nothing to you? Please see my prior post. May God Bless You and open your eyes to how as a county has achieved and maintained our "reasonable" freedom of speech. Good luck!
January 14, 2013 - 12:06am
The teacher was incredably
The teacher was incredably stupid; his actions demonstrate an inability to think beyond the immediate moment which indicates a cognitive ability disfunction. This seems to indicate the teacher would be better off in some other profession than one that requires an ability to think beyond the immediate moment and an understanding that all actions have consequences. This teacher, despite his attorney's explanation, or rather because of the explanation, should be fired.
edep (not verified)
January 14, 2013 - 11:43am
The Flag is a symbyl, that represent`s all that this great country stand`s for. To have some one stomp it ,in front of a class,of teenager`s. Just what message is he actually sending ??? Need`s a suspension & public service. Had to watch the hippie`s in the 60`s do this & did not respond very well. Scince I was in the Army at that time>62-66. Got myself in a little trouble,BUT it was worth it !!! GOD BLESS AMERICA !!!!
pyat123 usar (not verified)
January 14, 2013 - 5:15pm
This is what America is all
This is what America is all about, however, do the same thing here with a Mexican flag and see what happens! Folks will come out of the woodwork and the press will label you a 'hater'. Freedom of expression should be allowed as long as BOTH sides are given the same right to do so. I would NEVER desicrate the flag I served under but I am not going to throw stones at those who do just so long as I am able to express my opinion of sociatal derelicts and illegal immigrants. But I am sure they would have no problem tossing rocks at me for my opinions. Such is the difference in freedoms we seem to have these days. Country bashing is fine but not illegals or deadbeats. Parents should be checking on their schools and see exactly what is really being taught. Might surprise you at what is being taught as history. 90% of schools get their money from YOU (taxes) so why do we not have any say what is being taught? Most textbooks are written by liberal companies who have an agenda rather than a sense of civic duty when putting forth material for our kids as truth.
Thomas Musolf - (not verified)
January 15, 2013 - 11:46am
Flag Stomping
This issue is revolting at best. And I agree with supportive earlier posts related to this issue that this is an issue that supports removal from any teaching venue.
I strongly support the flag and its meaning. I raise and lower the flag at our cemetery for the past many years and have never let it touch the ground. Nor have I ever left it crumpled, placed in a bag or left in an inclement place. I take at least one other person with me, sometimes it is my wife, and fold it as it should be
and store it properly in a cabinet designed for storage purpose.
The mere act of teaching via this manner by stomping it into the ground or floor desecrates the santicity of the flag and trashes the reverent efforts of every military person. This guy has to go, now !
Richard (not verified)
January 15, 2013 - 11:58am
Flag stomping
So what. America is free. I say stop reporting on an isolated incident such as this and people will stop worrying about such minor issues.
Marion Much (not verified)
January 15, 2013 - 3:42pm
I can't believe that whole
I can't believe that whole class just stood there and watched this idiot stomp on the American flag, and do nothing, they should have been stomping his ass, does he have any respect for his class or anything else, his class should have taught him respect right there? Thank You!
Tommy Miller (not verified)
January 16, 2013 - 4:08pm
flag stomping
I'm a 100% Disabled Navy Veteran. While what that teacher did is abhorrent to me, it displays the individual rights and freedoms I fought for. Pillory the teacher if you must but if it was done to make a point then it was effective IF the point was taken.
Forrest (not verified)
January 19, 2013 - 10:12am
i served two tours in Vietnam. i have lost most of mu hearing in my right ear and have a scare over my left eye as a reminder of this service. i agree that the way the teacher was trying to make his point may have been better thought out but if what he was trying to say is that even if an enemy should burn or step on our flag even fly a plane into a building and bring our flag to the ground it is we the people that make American great. it is we the people that will lift the flag from the ashes. if what the teacher was trying to do was a very positive thing why are we trying to destroy him? i would like to think that one of the things i fought for in Nam was the right for the accused to be heard before we put him in front of the firing squad.
martin Chacon (not verified)
January 22, 2013 - 1:04pm
OUR Flag
I'm a 20 veteran. I don't know the true facts about this story. Only what I read here that someone wanted us to read. Symbolism or not, there are people in other countries that are killed, beheaded, and mutilated for desecrating their countries flag or "symbols" of belief. Freedom is not free. It is what OUR flag represents that sometimes sadly allows educated people have moments of "I'm an idiot". If this person really did throw the US flag on the classroom floor and did step on it, he's message was, "screw all you men and women who died giving ME this freedom to do what I want, where I want, when I want and with who want". It the same thing as burning it or any other "symbolism" . It is to be raised high and flow in the winds, FREEly.
ranger (not verified)
January 25, 2013 - 10:18am
Robert Monti (not verified)
January 25, 2013 - 12:50pm
flag stomping
Of course he should not be fired. Use your head. The intention in the performance of an act is what must be considered. If not, then for example any burning of our flag could be considered desecration.
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