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text: Home Politics Andrew Breitbart's Tea Party Hypocrisy Right-wing blogs don't help the Tea Party's cause by papering over their race issues. And in the process, they're turning off a lot of potential black voters. Like me. By: David Swerdlick Posted: July 21 2010 5:37 PM 0 Win McNamee/Getty Images Congratulations, Andrew Breitbart. You might have just cost the Tea Party my vote. Last week when I wrote ''How the Tea Party Could Get My Vote'' for The Root, I said what should already be pretty obvious: There are plenty of African Americans who enjoy conservative talk radio, who bristle when paying their income taxes and who envy (sort of) the rollicking, ''No co-pay, no peace!'' cri de coeur of Tea Party rallies. Not too many black folks want to see a lady like Shirley Sherrod get railroaded. You know the story. On Big Government, Breitbart published an excerpted 2009 video of Sherrod, a black USDA appointee, speaking to the NAACP. In the clip, Sherrod describes how, as a farmers' rights advocate in 1986, she assisted -- reluctantly at first -- a white farmer facing foreclosure. Breitbart somehow took that as proof that ''the NAACP and the Congressional Black Caucus do not want racial harmony.'' But in the video of the full speech, it's clear not only that Sherrod went on to help that farmer but that the speech was a testimony about coming to terms with her own prejudice, and gaining the perspective that it's ''not so much about black and white.'' In the course of a week, Sherrod was called racist, resigned under pressure, was vindicated, apologized to by White House staff -- and offered a new job by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. If Breitbart's goal was to tie Vilsack and the Obama administration up in knots, he can claim ''Mission Accomplished.'' But if he's claiming the race-relations moral high ground for the Tea Party, he failed miserably. Last week I rapped the NAACP for wasting valuable time on calling out Tea Party racism. But that doesn't mean that I thought there wasn't any racism in any of the varied Tea Party organizations. There's too much ''birther'' rhetoric out there -- and way too many infamous Tea Party posters like the one depicting President Barack Obama as a ''witch doctor'' with a bone in his nose. Breitbart told Fox News' Sean Hannity that he posted the video in response to the NAACP ''tarring the American and the Tea Party movement with the false charge of racism'' -- as if he could ''prove'' that the Tea Party wasn't racist by falsely accusing Sherrod. Even if Sherrod was a committed racist -- she clearly isn't -- at best, Breitbart would have succeeded only in pointing out one individual racist in the NAACP. Unless he's also saying that there's not even one individual racist in the Tea Party -- like, say, Mark Williams, who got thrown out of the Tea Party just last week for joking that freed black slaves didn't ''cotton'' to freedom -- then he's pushing a double standard. His apparent thesis -- NAACP equals black equals Democrats equals the enemy -- betrays a bias of its own. It's probably too much to assume he already knows that African Americans generally see the NAACP as a fairly stodgy, old-line advocacy group, led for 15 years by Benjamin Hooks, a Republican who was in the Nixon administration. And unless I'm missing something, Breitbart's ''I'm rubber; you're glue'' approach to the issue doesn't show too much confidence in the appeal of what's billed as the Tea Party's core message: trimming federal waste and flattening out income taxes. But Breitbart did exactly what the Tea Party complains has been done to them. At its essence, the moral of the story Sherrod tried to tell in her speech is simple -- it's straight out of Broadway's Avenue Q: ''Everyone's a little bit racist ... sometimes ... '': In the long wind-up of her speech, Sherrod, whose father was killed by a white farmer when she was 17, talked about her client's unwelcome ''superior'' attitude, and how she initially wanted to pawn him off on ''one of his own.'' It's not PC, but it's honest storytelling. What's striking about the public -- and the media's -- initial reaction to her speech is that it was so easily spun as a racist diatribe. Even if you hear only the edited clip, to conclude that she's working up to an indictment of white people, you almost have to want it to be that way -- we're conditioned to look for racism in everything. Sherrod's story is really how it's supposed to go. People confront their biases, and they evolve. As a group, the Tea Party hasn't done that yet. 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The guys up front on offense for the Rifle High School football team don't hesitate to explain their role.
"We run the show," junior tight end Tanner Quick said. "We take a lot of pride in this. Yeah, the running backs get all of the credit but if we're not there blocking for them, we wouldn't have as many yards as we do."
That kind of attitude has helped morph the Bears, class 3A's top-ranked team, into the classification's best rushing squad. Following Rifle's 38-7 victory over then-No. 7 Conifer at Bears Stadium this past Friday, the Bears have 2,607 rushing yards and 34 touchdowns on 277 carries. That ranks Rifle third among all Colorado high schools behind Pueblo West (2,720) and Platte Canyon (2,618) and 86th nationally, according to www.maxpreps.com.
And the Bears have done it with an undersized front line - only two of the six starters tip the scales at 200 pounds or more - which has used speed and technique to help generate that yardage. Of course, they take that lack of size in stride.
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Junior left guard Zach Bare comes in at 5-10, 160 and lines up beside junior center Clayton Coombs (6-0, 190). Joining them on the line with Quick (6-6, 210) is senior right guard Cody Beauford (5-10, 185) and senior right tackle Eli Boone (6-1, 200).
Of course, no one on Rifle's offensive line matches up to senior running back Ryan Moeller (6-0, 215), who leads the state in rushing with 1,633 yards on 137 carries, despite his 75-yard performance against Conifer last week. The Bears, however, rushed for 262 yards as a team and were paced by Kellin Leigh's 157 yards on 10 carries.
That ability to have multiple ballcarriers has carried over from last season, when Rifle averaged 356.5 yards per game during its run to the Class 3A quarterfinals. And Rifle's offensive is also diverse, as everyone on the line is taught multiple blocking schemes for different plays and situations.
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"They've all really bought into technique," the coach continued. "It's the reason people like Hugo Ruelas are playing left tackle."
Drive, overall desire and humility have played a big role for Rifle as well. Scrabeck pointed to the unit's want to simply "do its job" on the field, knowing the recognition isn't going to come its way.
"Their attitude is that they know their name isn't going to be in the paper, or that not everybody is going to want to wear their jersey around school next Thursday," Scrabeck said. "They want to do this because, simply put, this is fun."
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I think Unit 100 may be one of the easiest elk hunts in America. The last time we hunted antelope in Unit 92 (same area as elk Unit 100) we saw elk up by Oregon Buttes in the northern part of the unit. There are elk all over in the slightly "rougher" broken country after the shooting starts (all of it is pretty easy terrain). You definitely won't have to get "a few miles" off the road, just look for pockets in the more broken country where you can't see into it from the road, and by that I mean maybe a quarter or half mile away off the road. Find high points and use your glass, and you will find elk.
I love having an ATV for a hunt but I certainly don't think it would be necessary if it's a pain to bring with you. There are lots of roads.
We drew two tags many years ago and killed two bulls on the first two days of the season. We had done virtually no scouting or research for the hunt, and just showed up opening day "blind". There is a reason even the bull hunt runs around a 90% success rate.
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
* Acorn Cap Bird Nests Craft
Here's an oldie but goodie from our archives, earlier this spring.
This little gem of a craft was
too cute and too easy to pass by.
I first saw it here at Our Day Our Journey Blog
then I saw it on another preschool blog (can't find the link -- I'm sorry!)
and knew I had to do this one with the girls.
A few days ago, one quiet afternoon while big sister was still at school,
"C" and I started making these tiny little bird nests.
We have a huge basket full of acorn caps in our art studio.
The girls and I are part squirrel --
we can't help ourselves and collect them every fall!
(Here's a quarter so you can see how small they are!)
You never know when you'll need an acorn cap for a
nature project, wooden peg fairy hat, or tiny bird nest craft!
We collected a few small pebbles from our backyard
and painted them robin's egg blue
with some washable acrylic craft paint.
Then, we put a blob of clear Elmer's glue
inside an acorn cap, added a small sprinkling
of dried moss, then another blob of clear glue
and the painted stones (tiny eggs!)
So sweet for a nature table, easter egg tree,
or tiny fairy land.
If you are wondering if this craft would be too tricky
for your own kiddos, I assure you it's super easy!
I got a phone call as soon as we glued the first nest together,
while I was talking to my friend,
"C" hopped out of her chair,
grabbed a handful of acorn caps from the basket,
and got to work painting stones,
and gluing the nests together on her own!
(That's my little independent crafty 4 year old.)
She decided each nest should only have one egg
that's why we have so many made that way
("C" made all of those by herself!)
I made the three egg nests with her.
Happy Nature Crafting.
This post is part of the Smart Summer Challenge.
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Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
Labels: Nature Crafts, Smart Summer Challenge, Summer
4 comments:
- Candace @NaturallyEducational said...
These are great! WE have tons of acorn caps--we used them for leaf spirit hats last year. I'll need to gather a store to use throughout the year this fall!
- July 21, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Those are SO cute! I just used the last of my craft acron caps for Cyan's birthday cake... but I can't wait to collect more this fall for this project. :)
- July 21, 2011 at 12:31 PM
- Anne said...
Thats so cute!...:)
Thanks for sharing ...:)
- July 22, 2011 at 1:18 AM
- Shelby from anewbohemia.com said...
These are ADORABLE!!! All of my kids would love to make these. Now I just need to locate some acorn caps....
- July 23, 2011 at 11:41 PM
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|Grilled Sweet Potato Salad with Green Onion, Basil, Thyme, and Feta is one of my favorite summer dishes.
I haven't always been a big fan of sweet potatoes; in fact I only started liking them after I realized they had lots of recipe possibilities besides the brown-sugar-and-marshmallow topped baked sweet potato casserole I'd known as a kid. I'm not sure where I got the idea for grilling thick slices of sweet potatoes and using them in a potato salad with vinaigrette dressing, green onions, Feta, basil and thyme, (and it took me two tries to come up with a combination that seemed just right) but this Vegetarian Grilled Sweet Potato Salad with Green Onion, Basil, Thyme, and Feta was so good, and leftovers were tasty, even after a few days in the fridge.
Peel sweet potatoes and cut into slices about 3/4 inch thick.
Let sweet potato slices cool for a few minutes, then cut them into cubes and put in salad bowl.
Grilled Sweet Potato Salad with Green Onion, Basil, Thyme, and Feta
(Makes about 4-6 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
2 large orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, about 2 lbs. total
(orange-fleshed sweet potatoes may be called yams in some stores)
1/4 C + 1/4 C purchased vinaigrette dressing (I used Newman's Own Olive Oil and Vinegar Dressing, use dressing with less than 3 grams of sugar per serving for South Beach Diet)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions
2-3 T thin chiffonade strips of basil (thinly sliced strips)
2 tsp. chopped fresh thyme
1/2 C crumbled Feta
Let grilled sweet potato slices cool for 10-15 minutes, then cut into cubes and place in salad bowl. Add sliced green onions, chiffonade basil strips, and chopped thyme and gently combine with sweet potatoes. Stir in the other 1/4 cup of vinaigrette, using as much as you need to moisten the salad (you may not need all the dressing, depending on how wet you like your salads.) Gently stir in the crumbled feta, season salad with salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste, and serve salad at room temperature.
I had a small container of leftover salad that was in the fridge for 2 days, and it still tasted great, but you may not have any leftovers!
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Visual inspection, yes, but not very thorough. I wonder if I could put some water or other liquid on/around it to see if there are any visual indications... like checking a rubber roof leak?Any suggestions for exhaust gaskets other than our host just so I can take care of business quickly? I know they have some in stock now so no big deal if I have to wait. I need a spare-spare clutch cable anyways.
PWK flat-slide, metal flange mounted. It's on there. I'll try the spray.
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•Played in all 37 games this season, including 36 as a starter. Has started 68 of Butler's last 70 games, including both Final Four games in 2011.
•Team's leading scorer in 2011-12 (10.9).
•Ranked seventh in the Horizon League in field goal shooting (.525).
•Led the Bulldogs in three-point field goal shooting (.352).
•Named Horizon League Player of the Week following performance against Purdue at the Crossroads Classic.
•One of two current players (Ronald Nored is the other) to see action in both the 2010 and 2011 Final Fours.
•Ranked second in the Horizon League in field goal percentage (.593) in 2010-11.
•Averaged a double-double in each of his final three high school seasons.
2011-12 Highlights:
Led the Bulldogs in scoring in both preseason exhibition games...had 19 points and eight rebounds against Northern State...scored 19 points in 17 minutes in Butler's exhibition win over Franklin...had 21 points, nine rebounds and four blocked shots in 26 minutes at Evansville...recorded second career double-double with team-highs of 16 points and 10 rebounds against Chattanooga...led the Bulldogs with 11 points against Savannah State...scored 11 points and led the team with six rebounds against Gardner-Webb...led the Bulldogs with seven rebounds at Indiana...posted second double-double this season with 14 points and 12 rebounds against Oakland City...scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds against #8 Xavier...had eight points and four rebounds at Ball State...shared the team scoring lead with 12 points and hit the game-winning tip-in with 0:01 against Purdue...came off the bench and shared the team lead in rebounding with seven at Gonzaga...hit five of seven shots and scored 10 points at Stanford...nailed five of six shots and shared Butler's scoring lead with 13 points against Green Bay...sparked the Bulldogs past Milwaukee at home with 11 points and six rebounds...hit two clutch three-point field goals in the final two minutes and scored a team-high 19 points to help lift the Bulldogs at Wright State...led the Bulldogs with 13 points against Cleveland State at home...scored 20 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead Butler past Youngstown State at Hinkle Fieldhouse...scored 12 points and grabbed a career-high 13 rebounds at Loyola...led the Bulldogs with 11 points and posted career-highs of four assists and four steals at Milwaukee...didn't miss a shot and scored 11 points against Wright State at Hinkle Fieldhouse...led the Bulldogs with 18 points and added eight rebounds against Detroit at home...played just 21 minutes because of foul trouble and scored nine points at Youngstown State...had 11 points in Butler's win at Cleveland State...scored 12 points at home against Loyola...led the Bulldogs with 12 points against Indiana State in Sears BracketBuster X...had 10 points in 14 minutes against UIC at home...scored 12 points and grabbed five rebounds at Valparaiso...hit a career-high 12 of 14 free throws, scored a career-high 25 points and grabbed seven rebounds in 27 minutes against Wright State in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament...had eight points and seven rebounds against Milwaukee in the Horizon League Tournament...had 17 points and a team-high seven rebounds against Delaware in the first round of the CBI...had four points and three rebounds at Penn in the quarterfinals of the CBI...scored 19 points and grabbed six rebounds against Pittsburgh in the CBI Semifinals.
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Saw action in all 38 games, including 32 as a starter...finished as Butler's second-leading rebounder and third-leading scorer...scored 10 points in 15 minutes in Butler's season-opener against Marian...had eight rebounds in a reserve stint at Louisville...came off the bench with seven points and six rebounds against Ball State...had eight points and seven rebounds in a reserve role at Siena...came off the bench with eight points and five rebounds against Evansville...tallied four points and three rebounds at Loyola...scored 10 points and grabbed five rebounds against Duke...had seven points at Xavier...scored nine points against Mississippi Valley State...tallied 10 points, all in the first half, and grabbed five rebounds in Butler's victory over Stanford...hit all five of his field goal attempts and scored 14 points against Washington State in the championship game of the Diamond Head Classic...hit four of five shots and scored eight points in Butler's home victory over Valparaiso...recorded first career double-double with a career-high 22 points and 10 rebounds in Butler's home win over Cleveland State...had seven points and four rebounds in 19 minutes in Butler's home win over Youngstown State...sparked the Bulldogs with 15 points, six rebounds and two blocked shots at Detroit...led the Bulldogs with 15 points and eight rebounds in 31 minutes at Wright State...hit all five shots that he attempted and finished with 12 points in Butler's home win over Green Bay...played just 19 minutes with six rebounds and three points at Valparaiso...tallied 11 points and six rebounds at Youngstown State...had 13 points, five rebounds and a career-high three assists in 32 minutes at Cleveland State...scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds against UIC...hit all six shots that he attempted and finished with 15 points in Butler's home win over Wright State...had four points, eight rebounds, two assists, two steals and a blocked shot in 35 minutes in Butler's home win over Detroit...shared Butler's rebounding lead with eight at Green Bay...scored 16 points and shared Butler's rebounding lead with nine at UIC...came off the bench with career-highs of 11 rebounds, three blocked shots and three steals in a career-high 36 minutes in Butler's final regular season game against Loyola...had 12 points and shared the team rebounding lead with eight against Cleveland State in the semifinals of the Horizon League Tournament...had six points and led all players with 10 rebounds in the Bulldogs' Horizon League Tournament championship gave victory over Milwaukee...scored 11 points and shared the team rebounding lead with six in Butler's second-round NCAA Tournament victory over Old Dominion...scored seven points, including a go-ahead basket with less than three seconds remaining, in Butler's third-round NCAA victory over Pittsburgh...suffered a sprained ankle against Wisconsin in the Southeast Regional semifinals, but still finished with eight points and six rebounds in 24 minutes of action...had three points and a team-high eight rebounds in 25 minutes of action as a starter against Florida in the Southeast Regional championship game...shared the team lead in rebounding with nine against UConn in the national championship game.
2009-10: Played in 24 games, including Butler's final three NCAA Tournament contests...pulled down first collegiate rebound at Northwestern...grabbed three rebounds against Minnesota in the 76 Classic...had three rebounds in 10 minutes against UCLA in the second round of the 76 Classic...scored first collegiate points with a pair of free throws at UAB...tallied a career-high six points in 11 minutes in Butler's home victory over Green Bay...came off the bench with five point and three rebounds in six minute in Butler's home win over Youngstown State...recorded first career assist at UIC...played nine minutes and had one blocked shot in Butler's home win over Loyola...came off the bench with four rebounds and two points in Butler's home win over UIC...had two points and a rebound in Butler's final regular season game at Valparaiso...scored two points and had a blocked shot in three minutes against Wright State in the title game of the 2010 Speedway Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship...came off the bench with three points and two rebounds in a career-high 12 minutes against Kansas State...had one point and one rebound in three minutes against Michigan State in the national semifinals.
High School: Second team National Christian Schools Athletic Association (NCSAA) All-American as a senior at Covenant Christian High School…chosen to the NCSAA Super Regional Team…honorable mention All-State as a senior…named the Indianapolis Star All-City Player of the Year in 2008-09…averaged 23.3 points as a senior…led the state in rebounding with a 17.1 average in final prep season…tied for 17th in the state in blocked shots (2.3) as a senior…averaged 14.5 points, 10.6 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots as a junior…chosen to play in the Hoosiers' Reunion All-Star Classic following his senior season…selected to play in the North/South Indiana All-Star Classic and the 22nd Annual Hoosier Basketball Top 60 Senior Boys Workout in 2009…High School Coach: Scott Flatt.


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Family Boating Safety Tips – The Garage Plan Shop
Now that you are an experienced boater, you will most likely enjoy sharing that enthusiasm with your family or friends. Whether taking along children or pets, below are some boating safety tips to protect you and your loved ones, including your furry friends.
- Provide Shade – Both animals and little ones will need refuge from the sun. If your boat has a cabin you're set. If not, you will have to provide some shade for them. Try a small pop-up tent or umbrella.
- Protect Feet – The surfaces of boats can get very hot in the sun. Dogs absorb that heat through the pads on their feet. Cool down the surface before letting your pet on board or provide something for him to walk on like a piece of carpet. Children can also be more sensitive to that heat than adults, so don't forget some comfy shoes for them.
- Drinking Water – Of course you will want to keep plenty of fresh water available for all of your guests, but don't forget to provide it for the pets too. The motion of the boat may make it difficult to keep a water bowl full, so check it often.
- Potty – Before you board, walk your dog so he can relieve himself. Depending on the amenities of your boat, it may be a good idea to get everyone relief before taking off.
- Short Trips – To get both children and pets used to the movement of the boat, make the first few trips short or make frequent stops at shore for short rests.
- Life Jackets – Not all dogs can swim and some dogs tire easily, so you may want to provide them with a life jacket. Let them get used to it by taking them for a test run in the water before boarding the boat. To be effective, life jackets need to fit correctly. They should fit snugly and for children, have a crotch strap and also a collar to keep them face up in the water. Choose bright colors for visibility. You may want to attach a whistle and instruct them on sounding it in emergency situations.
- Learn to Swim – Knowing how to swim is important for water safety, but it is not a substitute for wearing life jackets in the boat. Teach your children that swimming in open water is different than in a pool. There are underwater hazards and there can be undertows even in still water. No diving, as you cannot be sure of the depth. Most recreational areas have designated areas for swimming for safety purposes.
- Rules – Specify the rules like no running and keeping hands and feet in the boat before embarking. Older children can benefit from a boating safety course.
- First Aid – For peace of mind in protecting your family, take a first aid course that includes CPR training. Don't forget that the effects of hypothermia can occur more quickly for the young ones.
- Carbon Monoxide Alarm – Just like in your home, this can be a life saver on a motorized vessel.
- Alcohol – Coping with the pets and kids in the enclosed environment of a boat all day may drive you to drink, but be smart and wait until you are on dry ground.
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Since i run vmware server i choose to download the "traditional VMX"-files.
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1866: The first trans-Atlantic cable was successfully installed to enable telegraph messages to cross the ocean from North America to Europe. Time to get a message from one side of the Atlantic to another dropped to a few minutes, from what had taken ten days for something called paper written on with a pen in ink to arrive via steamship. (Thanks Wikipedia for the great map of the routes of these original cables.)
What impresses me most? In 1858, they figured out how to lay a cable 1900 miles across the ocean, under the water, and it only took a few more years to make the cable stable enough to last and actually carry communication.
1956: The first fully-functioning transatlantic telephone cable was installed. Yes, another cable laid across the floor of the ocean.
The most recent trans-ocean telephone cables use fiber optic technology. But, fundamentally, they're still big fat cables lying on the ocean floor. And the shortest route across the Atlantic remains the line between Ireland and Newfoundland.
2007: Enterprising journalists piece together the fact that Google is working on a plan to build a massive cable across the Pacific Ocean so they don't have to rely on the under-ocean hardware of other communications companies to transmit their customers' data. These won't be the first cables across the Pacific, just the first such proprietary ones owned by something other than a traditional communications carrier.
2008 (yesterday): News that under-sea Internet cables had been damaged in four places in the last few days. Two breaks occurred due to natural seismic activity, one was damaged by a ship's anchor, and I can't recall what happened to the fourth. But these things do just break, the under-0cean cable guru interviewed on NPR explained . After all, they're under the ocean, which is a pretty corrosive environment. And they're subject to lots of mechanical stress.
But the breaks, though a lot to happen at once, and though destroying vital Mediterranean connections between Europe and Asia, and though not super-quick and easy to fix, didn't completely destroy the Internet because similar cables wind all over the place in the ocean. So, it was possible for the lines from India to make connections to the rest of the world--albeit more slowly due to overload of traffic--by running through other cables.
Which totally begs the questions: how cool, how nutty, how amazing is it that as far as world-wide communication technology has come since 1866, we still fundamentally rely on big fat giant cables snaking their way across the ocean? We, with our laptops and typing, our Google and instant news, our photos zooming around the world in a split second, our addiction to everything fast and quick and easy and cyber...we still rely on a technology that is fundamentally Victorian. We are wired. Literally. With wires. Enormous cords link us to each other. Real, actual cords under the ocean link us to real, actual people.
I am awed by the power of this technology, by its brazen, stunning simplicity. Who first thought, "Oh, just lay down a wire under the ocean so we can talk to each other more easily"? Someone as creative as whoever first thought, "Oh, I bet if we just boil it for 45 minutes, and then peel off these thorny leaves, this artichoke will taste totally delicious dipped in garlic butter." An incredible idea and one, like ancient Roman aqueducts, that still works today. Which just goes to show that sometimes, in small ways, it might be good to remember that we in the 21st century, we didn't invent everything. Humbling. In a very very good way.
Friday, February 8, 2008
Of Internets and Artichokes
1866: The first trans-Atlantic cable was successfully installed to enable telegraph messages to cross the ocean from North America to Europe. Time to get a message from one side of the Atlantic to another dropped to a few minutes, from what had taken ten days for something called paper written on with a pen in ink to arrive via steamship. (Thanks Wikipedia for the great map of the routes of these original cables.)
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- MIQuilter said...
So what I want to know is, what is happening to all that ocean life as more and more cable gets chucked on top of it? I know, as usual, you can count on me to pee on everyone's parade......
- February 8, 2008 at 9:32 AM
- MommyTime said...
Well, I'm pretty sure that in the North Atlantic there's no lovely coral getting smashed. Water's too darn cold. I envision snakes of cable running across the dark, rocky ocean bottom -- nothing really for animals to get tangled in, as far as I can tell, since it's too heavy (up to a foot in diameter, cable guru guy said on the radio yesterday). In harbors and shallow water, the traffic from ships already ruined the microclimates, so what's a little cable running around? As for the South Pacific, I really don't know, hence am not worried. The environmentalist in me thinks: how cool is it that we can still kill sealife 150 years later in the very same way they figured out back when Victoria was Queen? Doesn't that count for something? Sheesh. Does nothing impress you?!?!
Or something like that. Thanks for the sobering shower.
- February 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM
- Bananas said...
very, very cool. I love a post where I can learn something!
- February 8, 2008 at 10:54 AM
- Huckdoll said...
Fascinating! It is really mind blowing - the whole cable thing on the ocean floor is really hard to wrap the mind around. Thanks for sharing!
- February 8, 2008 at 11:00 AM
- MIQuilter said...
Ok, ok, MT. I will agree, I guess with all the progress that we've made in 150 years, it's still impressive that one of the ways we helped to destroy our planet all those years ago is the same as today - especially with us constantly coming up with new ways to on such a regular basis. It truly appeals to my whole "I hate change/Change is bad" theory.
Thanks for helping me think of the positives!
It does beg the question though - with all those cables in the water and probably generating some sort of heat output, is it THAT and NOT the greenhouse gasses that are causing our the flooding and melting of icecaps and increased ocean temperature?
- February 8, 2008 at 12:32 PM
- foolery said...
I'm going back to can and string.
- February 8, 2008 at 3:19 PM
- MommyTime said...
Foolery, bwahahahaha. Those hardly work at all. Then again, same with my internet connection...
Bananas and Huckdoll -- yeah, fun to be fascinated by something other than kid poop, huh? :)
- February 8, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- MultiplesMommy said...
Ok, so assuming those cables are, say, a zillion miles long (or even a few thousand if you're stuck in realism), how big was the truck that had to carry a zillion-mile-long-cable to point A so that it could be stretched to point B? And how big was the HORSE in Vicky's time that had to pull the wagon that carried that cable?? Geez, the mind truly boggles...
- February 8, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Amy said...
Honestly thinking about technology hurts my brain. I just can not get my head around it!
blog hoppin
the bombed mom
- February 8, 2008 at 9:18 PM
- Darrin said...
Great stuff!! Just blog hoppin' with my Daddy Martini in hand!!
- February 8, 2008 at 11:27 PM
- Emma Sometimes said...
So we need to cook an anchor from Rome and dip Google in garlic butter so we get Al Gore to invent the ocean.
I'm so glad I'm blog hoppin.
~Mox on the Rocks
- February 9, 2008 at 12:08 AM
- Chuck said...
That was a really impressive and informative post. I've been following the stories around the cut cables since, well... since they got cut, as well as all the conspiracy theories around why/how they broke. The NPR cable guru seems to have a pretty good (realistic) handle on the whole situation.
Thanks, by the way, for the great comment you left on our site which ultimately led me to be a new subscriber to your site.
Have a great weekend! - Chas (blog hoppin')
- February 9, 2008 at 7:35 AM
- MommyTime said...
Emma, I'm laughing out loud right now -- and I'm stone cold sober in the light of morning. You are funny!
Chas, Thanks so stopping and leaving a note. I'm glad my comment wasn't too insane. :) I will definitely be back at your place again.
Darrin and Amy, thanks for hoppin' by.
- February 9, 2008 at 8:23 AM


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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - It wasn't pretty, but it wasn't a tie either.
For the second time in three weeks, the St. Louis Rams and San Francisco 49ers
battled past regulation in a hard-fought NFC West tussle.
But unlike their Week 10 meeting, Sunday's eerily similar tilt ended with a
winner, as Greg Zuerlein connected on a 54-yard field goal with 26 seconds
remaining in OT to give the Rams a 16-13 victory at Edward Jones Dome.
Both Zuerlein and David Akers missed field goals in overtime during a 17-17
outcome three weeks ago. Akers was off the mark again in the rematch, narrowly
pushing a 51-yard try wide right with 4:11 remaining in the extra session.
The Rams gained one first down after the miss, and on 4th-and-inches from the
San Francisco 37-yard line, Zuerlein answered the call to give the Rams their
second straight win and the rookie's seventh make of 50-plus yards this year.
St. Louis (5-6-1) remained unbeaten against division foes despite being held
to 293 yards. Steven Jackson, one week after amassing a season-high 139
rushing yards, was limited to 48 yards on 21 carries, while Sam Bradford
completed 26-of-39 passes for 221 yards.
This was the first loss for division-leading San Francisco (8-3-1) since a
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Colin Kaepernick, in his third game as starter after Alex Smith suffered a
concussion against the Rams, had two costly mistakes in the setback. The
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Damco joins several other leading freight forwarders in positive numbers this year.
Damco continues to improve its financial performance, spokesmen said. The global logistics company reported improved operations and year-on-year results in both 2009 and 2010. Furthermore, the company expects "good progress" moving into the second half of 2011 despite increasingly challenging conditions in the global freight markets.
This is consistent with obervations made by industry analysts recently. John Manners-Bell, chief executive with the London-based consultancy, Transport Intelligence (Ti), said forwarders are enjoying somewhat of a golden period,.
"Air and sea volumes are still growing albeit not as rapidly as last year," he said. "In addition to this, extra capacity brought on by shipping and air carriers has meant that rates have softened, meaning that forwarders' gross margins will expand. Our research suggests that this should be by around 2 percentage points."
In the first half of 2011, Damco's ocean freight volumes increased 11 percent compared with the same period in 2010 - well above the 6-8 percent market average. Supply chain management volumes were 2 percent lower than in the same period in 2010 due to the absence of last year's restocking and weakening consumer demand in North America and Europe. In the air freight segment volumes also grew 11 percent, substantially ahead of the 2-4 percent market average.
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If the acronym SPARKY is being thrown around, it can mean only one thing.
It's Week 10 of the prep football regular season and Bellaire and Martins Ferry are getting set to get after it once again on the football field.
Such is the case this week as the Big Reds make the short trip to Purple Rider Stadium to meet the Riders at 7 p.m. in a game with massive postseason ramifications for both squads.
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Bellaire's Spencer Badia (4) is one of the top passers in the valley. He and the Big Reds visit Martins Ferry on Friday.
"It's nice that there's added incentive, I guess, but to me it's still just the Martins Ferry-Bellaire game," Riders' coach Dave Bruney said. "To me, this game has never added any added incentive. If you asked a lot of the old timers that have been around this game for a long time if they'd rather win this game or make the playoffs, I think most would opt for winning this game."
The Purple Riders have lost three in a row since blanking Buckeye Local to reach the five-victory mark.
"We practice the same and prepare the same whether or not we've won 20 in a row or lost 20 in a row," Bruney said. "It doesn't affect how we go about our business and we can't let that happen. We have to prepare for each week the same, but we know the kids understand the importance of this game for everyone."
The Big Reds, meanwhile, are one of the area's most surprising teams. They're sitting at 7-2 on the season and have won three in a row. They're ranked sixth in the Division V, Region 17 computer ratings.
"We've said from the start that Week 11 is our goal," Bellaire coach Jose Davis said. "We're close, but we also know that there could be no Week 11 without Week 10. We have to be totally focused on this week, and we've got to be ready to match the physicality that Martins Ferry is going to bring to the field because we've not come close to doing that the last five years."
Despite their losing skid, the Riders still find themselves in the eighth spot in the Division IV, Region 15 computer rankings.
The Purple Riders have had possession of the SPARKY Trophy since 2007 and have had their way with the Big Reds during that stretch.
The 2012 Big Reds have taken the changing culture approach and have done so by virtue of winning seemingly close game after close game. Bellaire has edged Steubenville Central and Harrison Central on its final offensive possession and then posted a defensive stand last week against Edison.
"It's definitely help build our character," Davis said. "It's brought us closer together as a team and staff. There have been plenty of times when the kids could have hung their heads, but they've continued to fight. It's really not about anything we've done from a coaching standpoint, but more about these kids and their attitudes."
The game plans for Friday night could totally polar opposites. Martins Ferry will look to run the ball first, while the Big Reds want to throw it all over.
"Bellaire really isn't doing anything differently than they've done the last three years, but they've gotten better at doing those things as you would expect," Bruney said. "It certainly presents a challenge. They've really gotten better as the season has gone along on both sides of the ball."
For the Big Reds, it all starts with junior quarterback Spencer Badia, who has thrown for 2,373 yards and 21 touchdowns. He's been called upon to throw the ball 311 times.
He's got a plethora of receivers from which to choose. Junior Nick Patrone has blossomed into the go-to-threat. He's caught an Ohio Valley-best 51 passes for 754 yards and five touchdowns.
Other top receivers are Quinton Crosby (28-441-4td), Hunter Westlake (27-462-4td), Kenny Hess (25-352-4td) and Nick Maffe (20-230-2td).
While the Big Reds are pass first, they've got the ability to run. Maffe has gained 415 yards and scored seven touchdowns. Badia has run for 272 yards and three touchdowns.
The Riders, meanwhile, have employed a backfield by committee. They've got four players with better than 350 yards rushing. Tailback Marcus Sutton is the leader with 489 yards and four touchdowns.
However, junior quarterback Eric Flowers was the primary ball carrier against St. Clairsville last week. He's run for 368 yards and five touchdowns. Junior speedster Brian Styles has carried 44 times for 363 yards and three scores. Brandon Laughman is also a fine option with 385 yards and seven scores.
Flowers has been a solid passer since taking over for the injured Tyler Strama in Week 4. Flowers has completed 8 of 126 aerials for 954 yards and six touchdowns.
Senior Cody Schau is the big-play threat in the passing game with 50 receptions for 770 yards and eight touchdowns. Junior tight end Robert Vargo has 22 catches for 234 yards and a score.
"We expect Ferry to line up and run right at us," Davis said. "We have to attack on defensively. We can't sit back and let them pummel us physically. There are no secrets in this game. We'll do what we do and they'll do what they do, but which team will be tougher?"


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Fisher Expected to Change Attorneys Again
March 7, 2013
Pending a hearing to address questions of her competency and criminal responsibility, a fourth defense attorney is expected to join the case of Melody Fisher, who allegedly helped plan the attempted......
I remain in awe of the gentlemen who had the courage and skill to save the lives on his co workers from an aggressive robber threatening to to shoot them. Now we will be treated to the accomplice trying to game the system to get her conduct excused. She wants to walk away from this as a victim. Mentally ill now, but not on the day she went into the store to case it, find out who was in there and then get her accomplice to go in gun drawn, threatening death to people who were just working to support their families. Its very important to notice, and I am sure the Judge, has noticed, there is no remorse at all just a druggies desire to tap into people's sympathy, to play more people, to lie to get to her next bag of pills. No remorse, just more misconduct. Based on earlier video compared to current, she seems to be eating well. She should be charged with felony death and given life. She was an active accomplice in this mess. She set it up and sent the goof in there.
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I thought that she has not been tried yet. They want to charge her with death of robber but that was not allowed by law.If she has not had her trial yet, then she deserves competent representation, who ever is willing. Like you, I am assuming that what is in the news is the whole truth, but that is what the trial is for.
I am just so glad that nobody innocent was harmed. That is the biggest blessing in this case. Potential was there for a tragedy.
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her and beasley should get married.who would defend either of these two?
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Believe it or not, this mecca is one of the most kid-friendly spots in the country. From the sprawling Central Park to the Bronx Zoo, New York City offers an urban jungle prime for exploration. Rockefeller Center plays host to NBC Studios, and Radio City Music Hall is steps away. Ferry rides to the Statue of Liberty are a can't-miss treat.
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The New York Pass
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square
Beyond the spring break scene, Cancun is dreamsville for all inclusive family vacations. Take the tweens to Xcaret, the Riviera Maya's premiere park where ancient Mayan sites melt into tropical jungle trails. Beaches and megaresorts are plentiful, particularly in the Hotel Zone, where the waterfront wraps from ocean to lagoon.
Chichen Itza Ruins Day Tour
Sail By Catamaran To Isla Mujeres
Captain Hook's Pirate Cruise & Dinner Show
San Francisco
When it comes to family vacation ideas, San Francisco delivers the gold. Meet sea lions on PIER 39 in Fisherman's Wharf, snap pics of the Golden Gate Bridge and chow through Chinatown. Take a thrilling cable car ride up (and down) Nob Hill, and channel your inner Einstein at the Exploratorium.
San Francisco CityPASS
Bike the Bridge
Day Pass to Aquarium of the Bay
Surfing lessons are the thing to do in Oahu; the swells at Waikiki are nothing short of legendary. Horseback rides at Kualoa Ranch and trips to the Honolulu Zoo are land-bound family vacation ideas. Take the kids inside a real submarine at Pearl Harbor, or let them pet dolphins at Sea Life Park.
Go Oahu Card
Horseback Riding at Kualoa Ranch
Aloha Bus Double Decker City Sightseeing Tour
Nestled in the Rockies, Denver is a bountiful family vacation spot for exploring the great outdoors. By ATV, horseback or bike, the mountains are ready for the trek. If all that fresh air leaves everyone woozy, indulge in Denver's vast selection of kid-friendly art galleries and museums.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Whistles, Bells and Mountain Peaks
Denver Mountain Parks & Highlights City Tour
Atlantis on Paradise Island is one of the best family vacation spots, thanks to its acres of sparkling waters. Sprinklers and kiddie pools give the tiniest tykes a chance to splash, while 9 waterslides thrill both kids and adults. Family vacations to Nassau are complete with a trip to Blackbeard's Cay or Pearl Island for incredible stingray experiences.
Stuart Cove's Half-Day Snorkel Adventure
Atlantis Dolphin Cay Experience
Stuart Cove's Half-Day Learn to Dive Course
Fort Walton Beach
Cheap family vacations are made for Fort Walton Beach. Southern charm oozes from every inch of this classic beach town where quaint boardwalk attractions are matched with sand dunes and cerulean waters. Take the family on a tour of Choctawatchee bay, or a trip to Seaside or Rosemary Beach.
Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium, is sure to wow your wee Cousteaus with dolphins, whale sharks and massive manta rays. Dive in to fizzy drink history at the World of Coca-Cola, or explore the Zoo Atlanta. Round out your family vacation with a trip to Stone Mountain Park, just a stone's throw from downtown.
Atlanta CityPASS
Georgia Aquarium
Cape Cod
Miles of pristine beaches, charming lighthouses and roadside clam shacks define the Cape. More than 400 miles of shoreline enclose the delicate peninsula, making it a seafarer's dream escape. Kids can take in the rich American history at Provincetown, the landing site of the Pilgrims as they first set foot on the New World.