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Learn about Washington's distant past through a special exhibit, "Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway," at Seattle's Burke Museum. Then take a road trip to find fossils "in the wild" around the Pacific Northwest.
On a recent visit to the University of Washington's Burke Museum, I examined a painting of saber-toothed animals. Dominating the top of the composition was what appeared to be a salmon. A leaping, blood-red, sockeye-lookalike with white fangs, about to leap out of the frame and clamp down on something, maybe you. Handy 3D glasses supplied nearby, helped imagine such a scenario. Ha, how cute, a saber-toothed salmon. Yeah, right.
Imagine the surprise when fossils of this fish were found, first in Oregon, then later in Northeast Washington. Not only had this sister species of sockeye salmon existed, it had been a monster — reaching lengths of up to 10 feet. Unfortunately for anglers (or fortunately, perhaps?), they went extinct a couple million years ago during the Pliocene epoch.
The image is one of the wildly whimsical paintings by artist Ray Troll currently paired with many Northwest fossils never before seen on display from the Burke Museum in its "Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway" exhibit.
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Although there are several dinosaur bones in the exhibit, alas, none are from Washington — in fact, no dinosaurs have ever been found in the state.
"Most of the sedimentary rocks in Washington state are too old or too young for dinosaurs, and a very large area of the state has been covered by volcanic rocks," said Dr. Liz Nesbitt, Burke paleontologist and co-curator of the exhibit. "There's very little rock exposed on the surface that comes from the age of dinosaurs in Washington, and most of it was deposited in the sea. The little bit of Late Cretaceous rock that was deposited on land contains some plant fossils, but no dinosaurs have been found."
In fact, at the time of the dinosaurs, the western part of our state was still underwater. Even millions of years after dinosaurs went extinct, during the late Eocene epoch, the coast of Washington reached as far east as present-day Interstate 5. Washington's sedimentary rocks did record the evolution of marine mammals, and the Burke Museum has one of the finest collections of fossil dolphins in the world.
Besides sea creatures, the most commonly found fossils in Washington are plants. Dr. Kirk Johnson from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, another co-curator of the Burke exhibit, puts in perspective the chances of finding an animal versus a plant fossil: "When you travel, you can usually find a plant easier than an animal — and it's the same way for fossils."
Where else to look
So fossils are easy to see in museums — but what about finding your own? You can't just hop in your Subaru Outback and set off with a pick and a rock hammer. Most fossils are located on either private or public lands. To search on private land, you need permission, while for most public lands, you generally need a permit. Also, you have to know where to look. The best way is to go with people who know where the rocks are that might contain fossils. Some local rock clubs have fossil field trips (see "If You Go").
The Northwest Paleontological Association meets at the Burke Museum, and welcomes nonscientists and families. "There are talks — not too technical — and field trips, and people always bring in their finds to be identified," said Nesbitt, who attends the meetings.
So, you can join a field trip, or learn about fossils in museums such as the Burke. Or you can take your own fossil road trip around the Northwest and explore the region from a different place and time (see sidebar for suggested destinations).
Whichever approach you choose, you might learn enough to figure out that you've been stepping over dolphin fossils on Olympic Peninsula beaches or driving by an outcrop of Eocene palms along the freeway. Or maybe you'll even unearth a saber-toothed salmon.
Cathy McDonald, a geologist by training, regularly writes the Walkabout column for NWWeekend. She lives in Renton.


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Yesterday, I offered up my review of BBC America's "The Hour," a new six-part drama series about the launch of a new BBC investigative news show in 1956, and how the staff - specifically tough producer Bel Rowely (Romola Garai), her brilliant but impetuous sidekick Freddie Lyon (Ben Whishaw) and dashing anchorman Hector Madden (Dominic West) - get caught up in the Suez Canal crisis, a series of espionage murders and various romantic entanglements. As I said in the review, it's "Broadcast News" meets "Mad Men" meets Ian Fleming, and I rather liked it (albeit with some reservations about the spy material).
While I was at press tour, I got a chance to interview the series' creator, Abi Morgan, about her inspiration, her research into the period, the inevitable "Mad Men" comparisons, and more. We don't really get into any spoilers (especially since I'd only seen three of the six episodes at the time), but I imagine the interview may be more edifying to people who've already seen the episodes that have aired in the U.K.
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My conversation with Morgan after the jump, and I'll have a post up tonight for people's reaction to the first episode (which airs from 10-11:15)...
In the panel, you said ("The Hour" came about because) someone came to you and said "1950's newsroom." From there, how did you land on 56? Was it just Suez or something else?
To be honest, there were lots of news stories. (Executive producer) Jane Featherstone had been talking about the Suez crisis, and I think it was sort of a fusion of the idea of how do you explore a big historical story? There was sort of a parallel journey with those 2 ideas. So I think the Suez crisis, when I looked at the research for that time, it was just so tangibly relevant, you know? And I was really excited about the idea of a Middle Eastern leader becoming incredibly overexcited and trying to engage with too much more larger Western power. So that seemed exciting for me.
Okay, but in theory you could have gone earlier or later.
Yeah, I could have gone earlier, but I also thought '56 felt very pivotal, because I felt it was the moment that we were on edge of some kind of social revolution. You know, the teenager was coming into fruition. You had rock and roll hitting the streets. There was a huge exciting movement going on in literature. You know, John Osborne had just premiered "Look Back in Anger," so there was all that going on. But it was also the death of the empire. It felt like a real kind of a moment of catalyst.
I'm really curious about Bel. In "Mad Men" and a lot of fiction about that period in the '50s and '60s, there's just rampart sexism and the dismissal of any sort of professional woman at that level. Is it just a case of cultural difference between America and England or just this particular field had more room for a woman to advance?
Well, Bel was inspired by a handful of women who were working at the BBC, most notably Grace Wyndham Goldie, who was a female producer of "Panorama Tonight," which is like "60 Minutes." And so I knew those women existed, although they were a minority. But I think also what was kind of exciting for me also about Bel was I wanted to write about women in a post-war culture. I think that was the sort of springboard, but I think to a certain degree this was sort of fiction. So for example, she does in a very self-conscious way play with Freddie with the notion of Moneypenny and James (Bond), to the Ian Fleming novels, and she has a very key line in episode one where she says, "I think it's kind of rich that you're calling me Moneypenney, and you're working for me." So there is a very much contemporary edge to that and a kind of conformed edge to that. But I like the playfulness in that. But I really very much felt I had to find a role model with that in order to create her.
In terms of the research you did, what did you see about what the culture was like for women at that time?
I was very interesting for me because my mother is in the arts and she broke in London in the 50's. And I'd been working with a novelist who also grew up at that time and who applied for a job at the BBC and was informed that women weren't being considered for managerial posts at that time. So I knew that that level of sexism existed, but I think I was interested in the kind of latent sexism. There's that moment where Hector just quite casually and innocently-seeming says, "That's a pretty blouse." But we all know there's that undercurrent. And I didn't want it to be so prevalent that it felt unreal, you know? But I also liked the idea of playing the game where there's a constant threat and pressure on Bel. And I think you see that unfold as the series goes on. In terms to the reference to that, it was a dichotomy for me because I saw someone like Grace Wyndham Goldie who clearly was at the forefront for her field, but then I listened to a reunion of the series of journalists who came together on a radio show and what really interested me was like you can still see the level of some sexism still going on in that conversation and that was in 2011.
I think ultimately although it's sort of a 21st century woman, I feel independent. I feel like this was a show that had a lot of women on it. Yet I'm still only one of a handful of female writers around. And invariably that sexism is still prevalent, still quite relevant to today.
What other research did you do beyond that? Once the assignment came up, how did you decide to sort of immerse yourself in that world?
The great thing about doing a drama about journalists is that they are marvelous keepers of their time. So I read millions of memoirs of journalists of that time. We met up with this sort of society of curators of the television of that time, so we went back to look all the old kind of diaries and newsroom cuttings of that time. I looked at a lot of news footage. The thing I didn't do with this, which I've done with every bit of research that I've ever done, is I didn't go and directly meet a whole cluster of journalists from that time. And in part that was because I didn't want to locate it to any one journalist. And actually there was so much research. There was so much news material for that time. I was actually swamped in it. And also what was also running parallel for me is that I really wanted to create a fictional newsroom. So although there are those inspirational points, I love the idea of the play of it and the game of it, you know? But there is kind of self conscious thriller going on in it. Kind of like a B-movie. But actually as it goes on through the series, it becomes much darker and much more political.
You're talking about the end of empire; is that what the espionage angle is illustrative of? Or could you have told the story without Kish and the crosswords and the spy?
I think I could have easily have done that. And I think at some quarters a lot of people would have really enjoyed just a social realism, but when I was writing it, I didn't want it to be just a sort of moment in history. I wanted it to be about a moment of history under pressure. And I think what the thriller did for me is it created a motor. And what I hoped with this thriller is that you actually see it's very, very, directly tied in with a news story. And so it's the idea that actually the political and personal come together through that thriller.
And you have some idea in your head about what the second might be?
Oh yeah.
Would that have that kind of (thriller) component or would you do something else entirely?
I don't think I can return with the same sort of thriller. I think my body count would have to come down with series 2. But I think what I'm very interested in for series 2 is the notion of 2 bombs ticking. I like the idea of the nuclear age ticking and I like the idea of a sort of cultural/social bomb where it's a time in Brittan where the empire's going. We've allowed mass immigration and it's about a new immigrant underclass coming up. So I think, you know, those ideas are still kind incredibly personal and relevant today. So I like the ideas of those 2 periods maybe coming back in about '57 or '58.
Dominic mentioned "Broadcast News" in the press conference and that paradigm seemed pretty clear to me. Was that something that was in your head as you did it or something you realized after the fact?
Oh totally. In a way when people say (it's like) "Mad Men," I'm like, "No really, you should look at 'Broadcast News.'" If I've lifted anything, I've lifted the dynamic. I mean, I don't think that it has the same brilliancy. I mean, I adore "Broadcast News," but I definitely love the idea of a kind of Holly Hunter feisty character. And I mean, obviously William Hurt is a model for Hector Madden. But I think it also hearks back to more like '40s kind of romantic couplings like Bacall and Bogart and Tracey and Hepburn.
Yeah, it's a little bit "Philadelphia Story," Freddie's Jimmy Stewart, Hector's Cary Grant.
Totally. Totally. I mean those kind of triangles go throughout. I love rom-coms. So there was an element of wanting a kind of will-she/won't she and the obstacle is the other man. So I think that's a very different piece for me, "The Hour." It's an entertainment. And it's much more of an entertainment piece than I've ever written before, you know? Because I think a lot of my work is kind of quietly political. Although this is political, it's always meant to be a great ride for an audience and I hope it's that.
And how does that feel like? Do you have to figure out a different muscle? Are you writing and thinking, "Wow, people are actually going to smile at this part"?
Yeah, I think that's why I have this thriller in it. It's a real interesting question when you say, "Can you have that in a series 2?" I think I'm going to have find another engine... I'm interested in bringing Hector into a big kind of scandal. I've got an idea for a sex scandal, because I think there are great models for that. Maybe slightly later like '61 or '62, Profumo was a huge political scandal for us, but I like the melting pot of those different kind of scandals.
Can you jump that far ahead, though?
No, I don't think I want to jump that far. At the moment, I'm sort of thinking late '57 into '58 because I like the idea of maybe building it right up to the Notting Hill riot.
Dominic, we know well here from "The Wire," that's a revered show. I don't really have a sense necessarily of how he's thought of in the U.K.
I think it's very interesting for us. We knew Dominic because he's a kind of very established theatre actor in the U.K. and like Idris Elba, they came over to America and became huge hits. And actually I think in a funny sort of way when they came back we were like, "No, but you're the American..." For us it was very exciting to find 2 premiere British actors who'd been in this fantastic show and reinvented themselves. It's exciting.
That's sort of what great American television does. It reinvents British actors. Hugh Laurie, you know? Great British actor, great comic actor and then you see him in "House" and you see a whole other persona in life. So that's really exciting.
Talk to me a little bit about the concept of Freddie and what you were thinking of as you wrote it and how it changed as it was cast?
What was very exciting was writing a show that was very closely (scheduled). I literally came in every day when they were shooting and I was still writing episodes. So when Ben was cast in that part, the kinetic energy of him not only was informed by the part but actually grew because of seeing that performance every day. So certainly the latter episodes I felt like became much more bespoke for him. Freddie, there's a bit of a rock and roller there. There's a little bit of an edge to him. I like the idea of a slightly working class hero in the middle of the establishment. And there's a great sort of Ginsberg in a leather jacket looking sideways. So there's a little bit of a James Dean about him. And I think Ben is such an intelligent actor that he talks a lot. I've never written a character that talks so much, you know? And I think there's very few actors who can pull that off and I think because Ben's so intelligent he can turn on a sixpence, so I hope he pulls it off.
Now, I see the clear differences between this and "Mad Men," but I do have to ask, how familiar are you with that show?
I love that show. I really don't know how to set my face when people ask that question because a part of me feels like it's a curse, because "Mad Men" is exquisite. And it's performers are amazing and it looks amazing. But what's key (about "The Hour") is I think I think it's a thriller. And even though if we ever go to series 2, and it may not have the same kind of body count, I think the investigative side of the drama is really strong and really important and I think it has a really different pace and energy. But where I do think there probably are obvious parallels is there are those exquisite hourglass dresses, there are those suits and it is ultimately set in a work environment. So I can see why people make comparisons but I wouldn't dare climb that mountain. You know when you've got the holy temple of "Mad Men" up there, I'm really not going to build another one. And I hope it lives in a very different way.
But were there any points in the writing or the production or whatever where you had to stop yourself and say, "Maybe we're straying a little too close to that territory"?
I know it sounds naïve but it literally when I was on-set and I went, "Oh, holy shit." I'm not polishing apples. This is a very different world but it's also exquisite. But I think also it's earlier than "Mad Men," even if only by a few years. And also it's British. And we are dealing with a post-war austerity I don't think America had at that time. It's a very different austerity and so I just felt it's a very different show. I mean, I think you get that. You say that you've watched 3 episodes. I really hope you get that it's a very different show.
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This piece is the third in a series of guest blog posts on "Why It's Time to Dump DOMA." In the weeks leading up to the Supreme Court arguments on the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act, we're asking friends of PFAW to share why dumping DOMA matters to them. Be sure to check back soon for the latest post in the series.
All Americans deserve equal treatment under the law. The President has acknowledged that, as have the nine states (plus the District of Columbia) that allow gays and lesbians to marry. A number of other states offer some form of relationship recognition status. But thanks to DOMA, the federal government doesn't recognize all legally married couples, and states can refuse to recognize same-sex marriages from other states. And in Montana, same-sex couples can't get married to begin with. That's why I care about dumping DOMA.
I'm queer and would like the chance to marry the person I love someday. Heck, I've got a master's degree and was elected to the City Council at age 28, but I'm not to be trusted with a lifelong commitment? All loving couples should have access to the legal protections they need to take care of each other, and I don't feel like I should have to move to a city to be myself and have the kind of life I want.
I'm a fourth generation Idahoan and now a proud Montanan, and I want to raise my kid in a place where they can hike, climb, backpack, fish, and hunt just a few minutes from home. Most Montanans value fairness and dignity. They judge you more by how you treat your neighbor than what you do in the privacy of your own bedroom. They believe in following the law. I think my fellow Montanans will come around when they see the sky doesn't fall when committed same-sex couples tie the knot.
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As the national discussion around immigration reform continues, this morning PFAW submitted testimony for the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on "Comprehensive Immigration Reform." The testimony noted:
In 2012, Americans voted in great numbers for candidates who promised workable, common-sense solutions to our immigration crisis. Piecemeal legislation will not fix our system in the long term. Now is the time to pursue strong, lasting, comprehensive reform.
People For the American Way, our members and supporters across the country, and members of our advocacy networks urge you to create a viable comprehensive immigration reform plan that will strengthen our economic security and conform to our national values. Such a plan must provide undocumented workers already in the country with a path to citizenship so they can fully contribute to our economy and society. It must reduce the backlog of individuals seeking residency and citizenship by creating a more robust and flexible visa program. It must recognize that immigrants are an integral part of our labor force by addressing employment-based immigration needs. It must ensure strong worker protections and address our enforcement needs in a manner that is just and consistent with our existing due process and civil rights laws. And it must reunite American families by allowing US citizens or permanent residents to sponsor their same-sex partners for immigration to the US, a right that is currently denied based solely on their sexual orientation.
The testimony was jointly submitted by People For the American Way and its advocacy networks YP4 Action, YEO Action, and African American Ministers in Action, each of which represents communities that have experienced the strain of our broken immigration system firsthand. The testimony explains:
YP4 Action represents youth organizers on campuses across the country, a number of whom have undocumented family members or are themselves undocumented. All of these organizers are leading efforts to create positive social change in their communities and their country, regardless of immigration status. YEO Action represents young, progressive elected officials, who feel the impact of federal immigration policy with their constituents at the state and local level. Finally, African American Ministers in Action represents a multidenominational network of African American clergy, many of whom serve as faith leaders for immigrant communities, in particular those from Africa, Haiti and the Caribbean.
In President Obama's speech last month, he asked that we "remember that this is not just a debate about policy. It's about people." By the same token, PFAW noted in its testimony that:
Our broken immigration system harms families, communities and our nation as a whole. It creates instability for families, deprives millions of working Americans of civil rights and workplace protections, and prevents many who are providing for their families, paying taxes and contributing to their communities from fully integrating into our country….Together, People For the American Way and its advocacy networks urge you to adopt a comprehensive immigration reform package that creates a healthy, practical, commonsense immigration system worthy of the country it serves.
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This piece is the second in a series of guest blog posts on "Why It's Time to Dump DOMA." In the weeks leading up to the Supreme Court arguments on the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act, we're asking friends of PFAW to share why dumping DOMA matters to them. Be sure to check back soon for the latest post in the series.
Love. The love of the one who makes us smile, the one who makes us laugh, the one who makes us feel like we are the only person in the world. The one who makes us wonder, why did God wait to bring this person in our lives? The one who makes our toes curl and shiver every time we think about them, hear their voice, see their face, or have intimate moments. Yes, love is what every human being should be afforded while on this earth and on this journey called life. And once we find that true love, we want to make it official and spend the rest of our days enjoying them and experiencing life with them. However, it seems that some people only believe that this bliss or joy should be extended to those of different genders.
The first time I heard the word "partner" for same-sex couples, my friend referred to her mate in that way. I must admit, I questioned how could this term be appropriate for same-gender loving couples. Was it a business relationship? To me, partner is so formal, while wife or husband is so personal. And who refers to the one they love in a formal way? The ones we love we call "baby," "sweetie," "honey," "sugar," "darling," and "my dear." It seems to me that this "partner" term was given to those same-gender loving couples to diminish the true love and awesome power that they experience when being with one another. Yes, there is a partnership involved. But I think it's time to recognize that same-sex couples are as "qualified" for marriage as heterosexual couples. Love in my faith tradition is represented in heart, soul and spirit. It is that love – that love that binds and unifies heart to heart and spirit to spirit that obligates me to say to my friend, "Yes, you have a partner and you also have a wife."
We are in the 21st century, and the way I see it, it's time to dump DOMA simply because it discriminates against those who deserve to have their relationships recognized in whatever way they choose – which should include as marriages. It's time to dump DOMA because it hurts and humiliates those who know love and who practice showing it each and every day. It's time to dump DOMA because it alienates and afflicts those who love with their heart and are simply in need of their rights being extended to them. It's time to dump DOMA and celebrate the manifestation of love in every relationship. It's time to afford every human the opportunity to marry and be respected as loving families who contribute to the wonderful world that God created and are a part of making it go around.
Dump it, and create a better world for all human-kind!
Bishop Allyson Abrams
Member of People For the American Way's African American Ministers In Action
This piece is the first in a series of guest blog posts on "Why It's Time to Dump DOMA." In the weeks leading up to the Supreme Court arguments on the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act, we're asking friends of PFAW to share why dumping DOMA matters to them. Be sure to check back soon for the latest post in the series.
Jon Stewart once said he was fine with gay people getting married, and even fine with them having children, but…"two Jewish mothers?"
I am the twin sister of a brilliant, if sometimes hard to understand, Princeton computer science and philosophy major. I am a product of the New York City public school system and a junior at Oberlin, a small liberal arts college in Ohio. I am a twenty-year-old woman and I am the daughter of two strong and courageous Jewish women.
Since the Supreme Court announced it would take the case of 83-year-old Edith Windsor, a case challenging the federal Defense of Marriage Act, many wonder if marriage equality is in the near future. Edie Windsor, a widow after 40 years with her partner Thea Spyer, was saddled with a federal estate tax bill of $363,000 when her partner Thea passed away. This story is deeply moving and familiar in the concerns it raises. My family also deals with what we call the "gay" tax. We pay thousands of extra dollars each year so one of my moms can be covered by the other's health insurance plan. If they were married, it would be free. Both of my moms had to buy extra life insurance, because if one died we wouldn't be able to afford the "gay" federal estate tax imposed on us from the ownership transfer of our apartment. If my parents were married, it would be inherited with no taxes at all.
People ask me all the time what it was like growing up with two moms and I always answer the same way. Instantly defensive, as the self-proclaimed spokesperson for what my moms call the "first generation of gaybies," I say that growing up with two moms is not different at all. I was lucky, I reply, to have two loving parents at all, and their parenting – not their gender – is what has made the most difference in my upbringing.
And I mean it.
But the truth is, it's also different – the differences are just harder to talk about. Having two moms has meant that people have questioned my sexuality and my brother's sexuality. It has meant that people have questioned the way I was raised. It has meant that people feel justified in openly discussing and sharing their opinions about my personal life. It has meant having to consciously decide in every new group whether to cautiously mention 'my moms' or to safely and cowardly stick with 'my parents.' It has meant hiding part of my identity.
When Mitt Romney said that he "didn't know they had families," referring to same-sex couples, I was shocked and then horrified. How could a man running for president not know families like mine exist? How could he erase families like mine from his view of America?
We need to dump DOMA now to let the whole of the United States know that such discrimination and misinformation is harmful to LGBT families. Legal advocates sometimes point to unfair taxation to explain why DOMA is unconstitutional, but the problem goes beyond monetary inequality. DOMA has to go, not just because of my family or because of extra taxes, but because of the bigger message it sends. DOMA has to go because it teaches that our country can devalue some people while taxing them more. It teaches that gay families do not matter.
Sam Paltrow, Oberlin College
Member of affiliate People For the American Way Foundation's Young People For Program
The White House announced two new federal appeals court nominees today, Jane Kelly of Iowa to serve on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals and Gregory Alan Phillips of Wyoming to serve on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Kelly's nomination is notable for a number of reasons. If confirmed, she will become only the second woman ever to serve on the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals, which oversees seven Midwestern states, and the first from Iowa. She would also help to bring a greater diversity of professional backgrounds to the federal bench, coming to the position after a career as a highly-regarded federal public defender.
Kelly's nomination underscores the Obama administration's remarkable success in bringing a diversity of voices to the federal bench. A record 41 percent of President Obama's confirmed nominees have been women and 36 percent have been people of color. In addition, Obama has nominated more openly gay federal judges than all previous presidents combined. Despite the Senate GOP's routine stalling of the president's nominees, he has succeeded in bringing unprecedented gender and racial diversity to the federal bench.
Both Kelly and Phillips have been nominated to vacancies that have not yet opened up (Kelly's vacancy opens tomorrow and Phillips' in April). If the Senate confirms them quickly it will avoid adding two more vacancies to an already over-burdened federal court system. Promptly filling the 10th Circuit vacancy is especially critical since the 12-judge Tenth Circuit is on track to have vacancies in one third of its seats. A nominee for one of the three current vacancies on the circuit, Robert Bacharach of Oklahoma, has been waiting over seven months for a Senate vote, despite strong support from his two home-state Republican senators.


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Congressmen, college students, education officials and others all took time Monday to read to kids as part of "Read Across America" day.
Congressman Walter Jones took part in a parade of storybook characters in the gym at Tarawa Terrace at Camp Lejeune before heading to classrooms to read a story for children about being president.
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You watch the Canuck rookies working out at UBC, and you wonder what Michael Grabner is doing there.
After all, Jannik Hansen and Mason Raymond aren't there, and Grabner played a full season getting 22 goals in Manitoba last season, so he's no rookie pro. That said, he hasn't played a regular-season NHL game yet, which may be the criteria welding him on the old UBC main rink on a beautiful Saturday morning.
The question is: Does this pre-suppose he's not going to make the Vancouver Canucks? He has, after all, been here almost seven weeks working with strength and conditioning coach Roger Takahashi, and now he's going to be dragged through rookie camp, main camp and the preseason.
How much is he going to have in the gas tank when March, April and May roll around, when the organization needs him the most? And that could be a problem no matter where he's playing. If the tank is on empty, whose fault will it be?
"I think he would have been upset if he hadn't been invited," said Stan Smyl, Canucks director of college scouting -- and head of player development when Grabner was assumed to have been developing "He knows he has a number of things he has to work on to improve, and he's looking for places to do that. That's what we have for him here.
"I know what you're saying about a long season, but that's up to the coaches, wherever he's playing, to realize what he's done and what he's been through at that point [next spring]."
Grabner is important because he does have talent. Anyone who saw that period-and-a-half he had in Vancouver in the preseason last year knows he's got major-league talent in his body.
But does he have the strength, temperament, motivation and commitment to bring it out? At times last year it didn't look good and, on balance, it probably still doesn't look great.
But talent? It's there, and everyone knows it.
"I have to be more consistent, and I know that because last year there were some tough times," said Grabner. "I had a stretch of 20 games without a goal and other things [one healthy scratch], but this is by far my best offseason of training, and we'll see where that takes me. I feel strong and more comfortable with the guys, and I think I'll be all right later in the season.
"I started last year a little under 185 pounds and went all the way down to 172 at one point, but I put it back on right during the season. We had almost a week off at one point, and I was able to do a lot of lifting and strength exercise with some supplements, and get it back up. I can put it on easily, but I can also lose it. But I don't want to fall back like last year."
New GM Mike Gillis has been pleased with Grabner's new commitment and pursuit of an NHL job, and didn't seem concerned with burnout.
"When he was in Austria, he was working out a lot and came back looking like Adonis. We talked to him about carrying as much weight as he was when, in fact, his game is quickness and high skill level," said Gillis.
"'You can't be that heavy,' we told him. Since then, he's been working on those improvements with Roger and he's made good progress. This is his opportunity to show us what he can do."
It would be a terrific lift to the team, the scouting department and everyone on the player-development side if this kid can come in and behave like an NHL first-rounder.
Anyone who shows he can score is going to have a shot at a top-six forward position, so main camp won't be like at most of these dances where all the real jobs are spoken for.
If he makes an impact, he'll be welcomed to the mix.
"I did come in at about 189," said Grabner, who finally seems to be realizing that talent alone in the NHL doesn't get you very far.
"Since then, I've been working on quickness and explosiveness, which are the things I need [in order] to score. I'm about 186 or so now, and I feel good."
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The DIR Fundamentals course is designed to cultivate the essential techniques required by all sound diving practice, irrespective of level or environment. Functioning as a prerequisite for all other GUE classes, save its recreational diver course (forthcoming), DIR Fundamentals performs a three-fold function within the GUE curriculum: 1) it provides the recreational diver, in whom there is no desire for further diver training, with a context in which to advance his/her basic diving skills, thereby developing more comfort, confidence, and competence in the water; and 2) it provides the diver with aspirations of more advanced diver training with the tools that will contribute to a greater likelihood of success; and 3) it provides non-GUE trained divers with a gateway into GUE training.
- Must meet GUE General Course Prerequisites as outlined in Section 1.6
- Must be a minimum of 16 years of age
- Must be a certified open water diver from a recognized training agency
- Must be able to swim a distance of at least 50 feet/15 meters on a breath hold
- Must be able to swim at least 300 yards/275 meters in less than 14 minutes without stopping. This test should be conducted in a swimsuit and, where necessary, appropriate thermal protection.
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The DIR Fundamentals course is normally conducted over a 2- to 3-day period. Combining lecture and practical (in-water) sessions, this course focuses on cultivating the foundational skills required by all diving practice. It is focused on increasing diving fun by reducing stress and increasing diver proficiency through proper control of buoyancy, trim, propulsion, teamwork, and other DIR principles.
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- Diving proficiency
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- Propulsion techniques
- Situational awareness
- Communication
- Breathing gas overview
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- Demonstrate awareness of team member location and a concern for safety, responding quickly to visual cues and dive partner needs.
- Efficiently and comfortably demonstrate how to donate gas to an out-of-gas diver.
- Efficiently and comfortably demonstrate how to donate gas to an out-of-gas diver followed by a slow, direct ascent to the surface.
- Comfortably demonstrate at least two propulsion techniques that would be appropriate in delicate and/or silty environments.
- Demonstrate a safe and responsible demeanor throughout all training.
- Demonstrate proficiency in the ability to deploy a spool and a surface marker.
- Demonstrate good buoyancy and trim.
- Demonstrate proficiency in underwater communication.
- Demonstrate basic equipment proficiency and an understanding of the DIR equipment configuration.
- Demonstrate aptitude in the following open water skills: mask clearing, mask removal and replacement, regulator removal and exchange, long hose deployment.
- Demonstrate safe ascent and decent procedures.
- Demonstrate proficiency in executing a valve drill.
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Each student should have, and be familiar with, all of the following required equipment.
- Tanks/Cylinders: Students may use dual tanks/cylinders connected with a dual outlet isolator manifold, which allows for the use of two first-stages. Students may also use a single tank/cylinder with a K, H, or Y-valve.
- Regulators: One of the second-stages must be on a 5- to 7-foot/1.5- to 2-meter hose. One of the first-stages must supply a pressure gauge and provide inflation for a dry suit (where applicable).
- Backplate System: A rigid and flat platform, of metal construction with minimal padding, held to a diver by one continuous piece of nylon webbing. This webbing should be adjustable through the plate and should use a buckle to secure the system at the waist. A crotch strap attached to the lower end of this platform and looped through the waistband would prevent the system from riding up a diver's back. A knife should be secured to the waist on the left webbing tab. This webbing should support five D-rings; the first should be placed at the left hip, the second should be placed in line with a diver's right collarbone, the third should be placed in line with the diver's left collarbone, the fourth and fifth should be affixed to the crotch strap to use while scootering or towing/stowing gear. The harness below the diver's arms should have small restrictive bands to allow for the placement of reserve light powered by three in-line c-cell batteries (where necessary). The system should retain a minimalist approach with no unnecessary components.
- Buoyancy Compensation Device: A diver's buoyancy compensation device should be back-mounted and minimalist in nature. It should come free of extraneous strings, tabs, or other material. There should be no restrictive bands or "bungee" of any sort affixed to the buoyancy cell. In addition, diver lift should not exceed 50lbs for a single tank and 80lbs for double tanks. Wing size and shape should be appropriate to the cylinder size(s) employed for training.
- At least one depth-measuring device
- At least one timekeeping device
- Mask and fins: Mask should be low volume; fins should be rigid, non-split
- At least one cutting device
- Wet Notes
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My forum handle is Orange Leader.
I just signed up yesterday. A slight breach of etiquette, I posted a question already, before introducing myself. I apologize.
I've also made a few replies to others' questions/comments. Thanks to all that assisted me with my question.
I currently hail from Milwaukee, WI. I used to own be a bicycle messenger, I have loved biking since middleschool. Since I bought a house a few years back I've started to accumulate bicycles, either from garbage on curbs, or garage sales, or swap meets, or thrift shops. If it's cheap and suites my fancy, I'm storing it for a while till I find it a good home. I usually try to fix them up before I break them again.
I currently have a lot of bikes, my basement and half my garage, and all of my garage ceiling are full. I think I need to start a 49 step program or something. Hello I'm Orange Leader, and I'm a Pedalphile.
I'm by no means an expert on any kind of bike, but I'm accumulating more knowlege than your average biker. although after reading this forum for a day now, I don't even come close to some of the guys on here.
my stable currently includes (long list to follow, and in no particular order): specialized stumpjumper s-works hardtail '97, a Medici road, a Giant allegre which has the rear dropouts swapped for track drops and is fixed, a Schwinn Racer 2 spd kickback, a BSA 3 spd, A triumph 3 spd, a 68? raleigh 5 spd internal with an awesome brooks saddle, a Viscount 10 spd, a Columbia twosome that I have a skeleton mounted to the rear seat for Halloween (it actually pedals with me), A Schwinn Twinn, A Gary fischer Mtn unknown model, An older Cannondale Mtn unknown model but very small, A Bianchi BASS, a Fuji road that is fixed, An old Schwinn - krate style but not much is original, an austra daimler, and a really old track bike which i'm told used to belong to jack disney, but I need to get in touch with him to confirm it. Oh yeah and an older road bike with nice chromed lugs that says carrera on it but I'm not sure if that's a model or the brand name because it's only on one side, and there's no head badge or anything else. Oh and a trek 950 lugged steel singletrack, it was for a friend, but he never came to get it, and now I kind of like it. Oh and a piece of junk raleigh mountain bike that a neighbor threw out, And an unknown road bike that a neighbor unloaded on me, its heavy but has a nice home paint job. I don't think I've left anyone, I mean thing, out.
I know I need to cull the herd, because I have a kid now and eventually he'll need room for his bike(s) and we need to fit the car in the garage, and honestly, it's a tight squeeze now. As it is, we have to squeeze in, let the wife out and then pull into the garage because you can only open the doors on one side in order to get in.
and we just got the bike trailer for towing the lil tyke around, and that needs to be collapsed so there's still enough room for the car.
Most of the bikes only cost me a few bucks each, $15-$30, or were free from the garbage, except the bianchi and specialized, raysport, and the giant, but I used the bianchi and giant for work as a messenger, so they were a tax write off, and the giant only cost me $60 from a thrift shop so it wasn't a huge expenditure anyway.
I have put a lot of time into putzing with these beautiful machines. I enjoy it, but untill my kid leaves the house I probably won't have as much time as I used to. 18 years is a lot of dust, he's only 7 mos old now.
Well, that's me and bikes, currently I mostly ride the Giant to commute 13 mi each way to work and to soccer games. But I feel great doing it.
With all of these bikes I feel I have to qualify myself as a pedalphile.


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