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One of the most intriguing questions in televised sports on the horizon is which network will broadcast the inaugural college football playoff in 2014. With sports rights fees increasing exponentially across sports, the popularity of college football, and the groundbreaking nature of a playoff, it's sure to fetch an enormous amount of money for everyone involved in college football. Well, except the student-athletes of course. But hey, everyone else will get even more insanely rich! Hooray! A CBSSports.com report from Dennis Dodd has the first real hard news from potential playoff negotiations. An offer is already on the table for the four team playoff and it's a mega offer from ESPN approaching $500 million per year... "ESPN has offered close to $500 million per year for the college football playoff, CBSSports.com has learned. While negotiations remain ongoing, multiple sources confirmed the amount offered for a four-team playoff beginning after the 2014 season. Discussions are ongoing about the structure of the playoff. While the figure is not considered a formal opening bid, it does put a per-year value on a playoff. Using $500 million as a high -- sources say the ESPN bid isn't quite that high -- a 12-year deal would be worth between $5 billion and $6 billion through 2026. If nothing else, we have an indication of the value of a playoff. The commissioners went into their annual BCS meeting in April thinking the valuation was at $350 million per year. After listening to consultants, the value had shot through the roof. Now we have tangible proof of the windfall awaiting college football. Currently, Disney/ABC/ESPN pay $155 million annually for the 4 BCS Bowl games and the Rose Bowl. The Rose Bowl has a $30 million per year price tag and has a separate deal than the other BCS bowls. That number is supposed to increase almost threefold to $80 million from 2015-2026 in a deal signed this summer. A theoretical $500 million per year price tag would be more than a threefold increase and pay an incredible $167 million dollars for each of the three games in a four team playoff. That's more than the entire fee for all the BCS bowls combined! Keep in mind that NBC just paid roughly $83 million per year for an entire season of EPL games. Then again, compared to ESPN's contract for Monday Night Football that pays over a million per game, this is merely a drop in the bucket. After all, Disney just reported a profit of $1.2 billion dollars in the last quarter alone and carriage fees for ESPN are being touted as a major reason why. By the way, $4.88 Billion in revenues for media networks is a Quarterly number. Have to believe yearly revenue for ESPN alone > $9 Billion. — James Andrew Miller (@ESPNBook) November 9, 2012 The $500 million dollar number was first reported by the Sporting News during the summer at $5 billion over 10 years, but now it looks to be coming to reality. It's one thing to have a BCS source speculate about that number as a possibility, it's completely another for ESPN to have an offer on the table that approaches that lofty amount. ESPN has an exclusive 30 day negotiating window with the BCS to win rights to the playoff, but the CBS report doesn't make note of whether that window has actually opened. The major question will be whether or not the BCS takes ESPN's great offer that is surely on the table or wait to open up the market and drive up the price to an even more astronomical number. Financially, with sports rights still exploding, the BCS would be wise to take the bounty of the first ever Division I-A playoff to the open market. Who knows what the final number could be with rival networks bidding. And let's be real, when has the BCS and big time college football been about anything else but the money. However, that extra cash may not be worth leaving the friendly confines of ESPN's umbrella. We saw what happened when Fox got their hands on the BCS, but there's no doubt they'd be a competitor once again. ESPN is the unquestioned central hub of college football and on the whole covers the sport well. What's most likely to happen? ESPN has to be the odds on favorite given their investment to college football and the BCS over the years. They've been very disciplined in rights negotiations over the last year, even losing a few contracts they long held, but there is no way Bristol is going to miss out on this history making playoff. ESPN lost the World Cup to Fox, it won't lose the college football playoff as well. ESPN isn't just bidding for the present, they're bidding for the future of an event that may wind up only being surpassed by the Super Bowl in American sports. Whether they close a deal in the exclusive negotiating window, or a rival bids them up in the end, ESPN should be the home of the first college football playoff in 2014. And they should write a blank check to do it. [CBSSports.com]
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Oracle Cloud Office and Open Office 3.3 are now available.
In a press release this week, Oracle announced the release of it's Cloud Office 1.0, and Open Office 3.3.
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In "Our Man in Havana," R. M. Schneiderman suggests that Alan Gross will not be freed from his Cuban prison unless the U.S. State Department shuts down its programs supporting democracy and human rights in Cuba. This conclusion is faulty, if not utterly ridiculous. Gross, who worked for a U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) contractor, is serving a 15-year jail sentence for trying to help Havana's Jewish community connect to the Internet, an act most of the world does not recognize as a crime. In 2009, Gross was seized just before he was scheduled to fly home to the United States and held for 14 months before any charges were filed against him. Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Bill Richardson has aptly described him as a "hostage."
What seems to gall Schneiderman is not Gross' imprisonment, but rather that Congress mandated the democracy-promotion program in Cuba in the first place. Schneiderman characterizes the U.S. government's continuation of such programs as a failed opportunity to do away with "the antiquated politics of the Cold War." He is correct that the programs are modeled on those that successfully cracked the Iron Curtain and that, after the collapse of European communism, were wholeheartedly endorsed by Lech Walesa, Václav Havel, and others. But he is wrong to call the program "antiquated" when Cuba remains a Stalinist-style state. The programs' fundamental goal remains to
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The first three rounds of the second Young Kwon National Online Tournament (YKNOT) will kick off this weekend. A field of 70 players from 16 kyu to professional will vie for nearly $3,000 in prizes sponsored by former US Open Champion Young Kwon. The tournament will provide high-level competition for participants, and the open section will be scored as a North American Ing Masters (NAIM) Qualifier. The player field will include professional players Mingming Yin and last year's YKNOT champion, Zhanbo Sun, both of New York. Tune into the AGA Tournaments Room on KGS this weekend and next to watch the games. The tournament will be directed by a team including TD for Pairings Chris Kirschner, and online TDs Dennis Wheeler, Tina Zhang, Kevin Hwang, and Karoline Burrall. Tournament schedule and rules can be found at the tournament website.
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YKNOT 2 Kicks Off This Weekend on KGS
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Janice Kim Blogs On
Monday February 27, 2012
Teasers from several recent posts on Janice Kim 3P's Learn To Play Go blog:
To 3-4, or to starpoint – that is the question
Whether 'tis better in the endgame to suffer
through gote and komi an outrageous half-point loss
Or to take on a big dragon with only one eye
And by opposing need to resign. To invade, to die…
(The Opening Dilemma; Feb. 6)
Once in a hot pink moon I'll go on a Go bender, when I throw off the thin, thin, thin mask of normalcy and indulge in ergonomically disastrous, unlimited Go playing and reviewing, a reverse Matrix where I'm plugged into an espresso machine, existential crisis at bay and the good times rolling…
(48 Hours; Jan. 23)
For the past several days, the immortal lyrics off of They Might Be Giants' first album have been going through my head: I've got two songs in me/And this is/Number three…
(IYDSIYDGI, Jan. 14)
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Zavala, Shakti, Top Mexican Youth Go Championships
Monday February 27, 2012
ZhaoNian Chen Wins New Jersey Open
Sunday February 26, 2012
Collegiate Go League Forms
Sunday February 26, 2012
The Collegiate Go League, a new competitive league for university go clubs, is attracting new schools and players. Funded by the Ing Foundation, the group was created by eleven college students from the US, who attended the first ever Shanghai Ing Foundation China Summer Go Camp. The team experienced Chinese culture first-hand and played friendly matches with students at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Beijing Normal University, and Fudan University. "We organized our US league to create a stronger network of school-based go clubs," writes Brian Lee. "We've successfully held two rounds of matches, with 4, then 6 schools. We're in the process of inviting more schools, and we've got at least 8 teams slated for our next match on March 3rd." Matches are held on the KGS Go Server, in the "Collegiate Go League" club room. Every other week on Saturdays at 1pm EST / 10am PST, school go clubs field a team of five players. "Games are handicapped, and after the matches, strong players will be available to review games, giving a chance for kyu and dan-level players alike to improve and meet other players in the collegiate go community. Current participating schools include: Brown, Brandeis, MIT, Northeastern, Cornell, Princeton, U-Michigan, and U-Maryland. We are looking to add more teams, and would love for you to join us," adds Lee. The next match is March 3rd, more details are here. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.
53rd New Jersey Open Draws Record Crowd
Saturday February 25, 2012
The 2012 New Jersey Open entered Day 2 on Sunday, Feb. 26, with an all-time record 125
players participating in the longtime tournament, held at Princeton University in Princeton, NJ. Undefeated after the first three rounds are Xinyu Tu and Zhaonian Chen; top players with 2-1 records are Andy Liu, Minshgan Shou and Ricky Zhao.
Top Player results thru Round 3: A Liu: + H Chang; + K Huang, – X Tu; Z Chen: + J Guo; + H Chang; + Z Zhao; X Tu: + K Huang; + J Guo; + A Liu; M Shou: – Z Zhao; + J Wang; + K Huang; K Huang: – X Tu; – A Liu; – M Shou; J Guo: – Z Chen; – X Tu; + H Chang; Z Zhao: + M Shou; + B Lockhart; – Z Chen; B Lockhart: + C Tseng; – Z Zhao; + J Wang; J Wang: + G Shou; – M Shou; – B Lockhart; G Shou: – J Wang; + L Smith; + C Tseng; R Zhang: + J Teng; – C Tseng; + L Smith; C Tseng: – B Lockhart; + R Zhang; – G Shou.
Top boards are being broadcast live on KGS; Round 3 is expected to begin around 10:30a EST on Sunday, Feb. 26. Game records are available on KGS; look under USGO1 and USGO2.
Here's the Round 1, Board 1 game between Xinyu Tu (Jimmy Creeks) and Kevin Huang.
School Teams Tourney Deadline March 1
Thursday February 23, 2012
The deadline to sign up for the American Go Honor Society's School Team Tournament is March 1. The tournament will be held online, March 17 and 24. Teams must have three students currently enrolled in the same K-12 school/learning institution, and may include an alternate player in case of no shows. Prizes include Go sets, Go books, and plaques for division winners, as well as Go bucks for all teams that play their games. Visit the AGHS website for more info. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo by Jasmine Yan: First Place plaque for Jr. Varsity Division, from last year.
Tom Boone 11k Wins Harrisburg Tourney
Monday February 20, 2012
Tom Boone 11k won the February 19 "Winter Tournament" in Harrisburg, PA, winning five of seven games played. Sponsored by the Harrisburg Area Go Club and Lancaster Go Club, the tournament attracted nine players, ranging in strength from 15k to 1k, from Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The self-paired format allowed players to play as many games as they could handle, and everyone got in at least five rated games. The Harrisburg Area Go Club meets 7-10p Wednesdays at the Giant Marketplace Café, in Camp Hill, PA. The Lancaster Go Club meets 6-10p Mondays in Salunga, PA.
New Jersey Open Coming Up Feb. 25-26
Monday February 20, 2012
Perhaps the biggest East Coast tournament of the year, the 53rd New Jersey Open Go Tournament is set for February 25/26 in Princeton, NJ. Last year over 100 players entered, from 30 kyu to some of the strongest amateurs in the U.S. While the tournament will be in the same site as last year –FristCampusCenter– it's starting half an hour earlier than some prior years, and registration ends at 10a. "You must be there by 10a to be paired in the first round," warns organizer Rick Mott. Pre-registration is not required, "but if you are reasonably sure you will attend please reply with your name and AGA ID, if you have one," says Mott. "It will help us plan refreshments and speed up our data entry on Saturday morning." Mott encourages beginning players to come, noting that "We make a special effort to make this event beginner-friendly, and have offered a beginner's prize for many years." Contact Mott at email@example.com to register or for more info.
Ye Wins USYGC
Monday February 20, 2012
Nine-year-old Aaron Ye 5d, has done it again, defending his title as the US Youth Champion in the under 12 age bracket. Ye entered the finals in third place, having lost a game in the qualifiers to his rival Jeremy Chiu 4d, age 9, but went on to win all other matches and secure his spot on the US team at the World Youth Go Championships this summer. The qualifiers were held on Jan. 21 on KGS, with the top four youth moving on to double elimination finals. In addition to Chiu and Ye, Justin Ching 1d and Daniel Liu 3d also made the finals. Ye got even for his loss in the qualifier, by defeating Chiu in the second round, while Ching was knocked out after losing to Liu and Chiu, which made the final matches a showdown between children who all live in the Bay Area. The last rounds were held live, at the BAGPA ratings tourney on Feb. 11. Chiu played Liu first, drawing black and opening with the High Chinese, which led to a strong win, and set the stage for his face off with Ye. With no losses in the finals, Ye was in strong form. He drew black and opened with the Low Chinese. Chiu resisted strongly, but had to resign when Ye gained the advantage in a fight between dueling eyeless dragons. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo by Steve Burrall: Jeremy Chiu 4d (l) vs. Aaron Ye 5d (r).


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Americans are spending more and more time on social media, but are increasingly dissatisfied with the experience, a new survey shows. Although people are generally pleased with their overall online experience, social sites such as Twitter and Facebook saw a marked decrease in satisfaction year on year, according to the annual e-business report from the American Customer Satisfaction Index released on Tuesday.
Big drops for Facebook (68, down nine percent) and Twitter (65, down eight percent) dragged down the social media category, which scored a 73. That's a drop of 1.4 percent from last year....
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Stakeholder communication: It is simply not enough for an agile product development organization to create great code and ship the resulting product like a clockwork. You also need to talk about, particularly in the beginning of your agile transition.
Marketing the agile journey of product and engineering to the rest of the organization—and thus getting their buy-in—is a critical success factor to step up the game: You want to become agile, not doing "Agile".
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The power of word-of-mouth is amplified through social networks. These days, when you're considering any purchase, you have an entire focus group to call upon via your smartphone any time, and that focus group isn't some random sample. These are people you care about, people you listen to and trust. These people are influencers, and through social connection, those influential voices can be virtually anyone.
And now brands are looking to tap into that potential.To get a better handle on the opportunities of influencer marketing, Tapinfluence recently commissioned Altimeter to conduct a study of more than 1,700 influencers and 100 marketers to get their insights into thecurrent state of influence and how brands can, and are, using it to advantage.
The full report contains some great insights into the growth of influencer marketing, particularly from the perspective of the influencers themselves, and they've incorporated the key findings into this new infographic....
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As an author in the digital age, Twitter is probably a part of your online platform. It's a great way to foster relationships with readers, connect with other authors, and build your personal brand. But there are some common mistakes even the most successful authors make on Twitter....
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That's a very creative tourism campaign. Well done!
Want to create a GIF? These animated, silent loops have become an emotional currency on the web, allowing people to react in ways words just don't allow. But if you can't find the perfect GIF for your current feeling, why not create one yourself? Whether you know the exact clip you want to lift from YouTube, or hope to act in a GIF yourself, there are a variety of tools out there for creating the exact GIF you want.
Today, we're going to look at several web apps, desktop applications for both PC and Mac, and mobile applications for both iOS and Android. Let's dive in....
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Great overview of the best and simplest animated GIF tools. Depending what you want to do, you will find everything you need with one of these tools.
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Thank goodness! After years of public outcry and criticism, the International Olympic Committee is finally getting tough on doping, no sorry, I mean social media. Alert to the menace posed by athletes wielding Facebook and Twitter accounts, the IOC has issued the strictest rules yet for athletes' social media activity, all of which may be summarized: don't piss off the official sponsors.
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Strange world of the command and control Olympics.
Pokémon Go is officially a phenomenon which has everyone – both young and old – using their smartphones to engage in good old-fashioned scavenger hunts for colorful creatures who seemingly inhabit the world around us. But this isn't your grandparents folksy rummage through parks and backyards. Instead, Pokémon Go is but the latest advancement in the augmented reality space, which relies on smartphone amenities like location tracking and cameras to give players a digital escape without being confined to one's home – like in the case of interacting with next-generation consoles like the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Very interesting look at how retailers are using augmented reality.
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Whether you like the man or not, these logo redesigns of Trump For President 2016 are absolutely hilarious and quite frankly brilliant. With the release of his campaign logo of Trump Pence "Make America Great Again", it made a lot of people giggle over the inappropriate interlocking of the T and P.
As you can tell it is pretty funny and was mocked instantly on social media. So is there any way to make this logo any better?
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The former Germany midfielder was popular with Spurs fans during his five-year spell at White Hart Lane between 1998 and 2003, during which time he won the League Cup.
He will now take up a place in the dugout alongside head coach Andre Villas-Boas.
Since retiring in 2004 Freund has coached at several youth levels of the German national team – last year taking the U17 side to the final of the European Championship and to third place at the World Cup - and was assistant to Berti Vogts with Nigeria for their 2008 African Cup of Nations campaign.
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After a prolonged absence, during which time I joined 23 other "pilgrims" on a retreat in Northern Ireland, and then spent a week - alone - in Dublin, I am in the middle of a particularly insane moving project. For those who are wondering, or even interested, having discovered that I hated traveling alone, I deduced that moving to Puerto Rico alone would be at least equally unpleasant. I am, however, moving out of the apartment that my late husband and I occupied, and into something more manageable - most likely somewhere around Atlanta, but still undecided. So... when I'm not agonizing over what to keep and what to give away, I will try to attend to my forum threads. Thank you so much to everyone who kept the discussion going on the topic of giving and receiving flowers. Kudos to all! And now...
Much as I grimace while recalling the above-quoted Streisand-Diamond duet, it feels quite necessary to complete the overall theme of nice-but-too-infrequently-employed rituals of dating and early relationship madness - another example would be reciting poetry. Perhaps even more common would be the cheerful willingness to engage in or attend some sort of activity adored by the adored one but generally assiduously avoided by the adorer.
Since love songs seem to comprise an overly large share of the music written, among the many that evoke the sentiment desired - i.e., melting of the heart, an overwhelming rush of positive thoughts and feelings toward the singer (or, more likely, the person operating the sound system) - there is, naturally, a splendiferous assortment of compositions and performances that, in me, at least, evoke the desire to smash whatever electronic device is emitting said noise.
in order to prevent this thread from developing into a "Listener's Choice of Love Songs Through the Years", I would like to invite CM contributors first to name their favorite love song -ONE- and then to comment or add whatever observations they desire with regard to the latter two categories, supra - to wit, recitations of poetry (whether original compositions or those of others), as well as the cheerfully embraced but otherwise despised activity.
To start us off, I offer the following:
My favorite love song (among many) is Neil Young's "Harvest Moon".
As for poetry - I frequently presented my late husband with poetry - not my own - but probably would not send any such thing to a new love interest; I deem poetry to be too significant an expression of my interest to toss it around casually.
My favorite love poetry? Too numerous to recount, but I always return to Shakespeare's Sonnets, and specifically:
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O no; it is an ever-fixed mark,
That looks on tempests, and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wandering bark,
Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.
Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks
Within his bending sickle's compass come;
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
If this be error and upon me proved,
I never writ, nor no man ever loved.
I'm not sure a more perfect epithalamion has ever been written.
There were many times when I wished I could compose and sing love songs to my late husband, but I settled for playing them instead. And I have written any number of poems, but none that I consider worth sharing.
So.... with this incredibly long introduction, I turn the topic over to you, CM members, for your comments, contributions and insights.


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Is there still a stigma attached to mental illness and to seeking help for it? Have we as a society made strides in this arena?
Of course there's still stigma, especially when it comes to shock treatment [which Fisher experienced, and openly discusses in her memoir]. But it's getting better. I think there's more understanding now than there was, depending on what part of the country you're in, or what part of the world.
You're a mom to Billie, now 18. Do you embarrass her, does she embarrass you, or are you the rare mother-daughter team that stands united, never horrified by the other?
I embarrass her! I inspire a lot of eye-rolling. I have a manic personality. I don't act my age by any stretch. I'm not a master of the appropriate.
What parenting tips did you steal from your mother, and which ones did you kick to the curb?
My mother worked a lot. I swung in the other direction and was around probably too much. My mother, she loved us and demonstrated that. Whereas my father may have loved us, but he didn't demonstrate it. What I've learned over a lifetime is that love is an action … so I grew up feeling loved on one side and not on the other, which did not make me into the most confident of people … Billie has been shown love on both sides and it's an amazing difference.
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Serena Rae Archer, 38, of Springfield, Mo., was charged with manufacture and delivery of more than 400 grams of a controlled substance. When she was arrested, Archer had methamphetamine in her possession, authorities said. Archer was arrested about 11 a.m. Friday at 702 S. Tyler St., the Greyhound bus terminal.
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HANSON – The recall effort against two selectmen picked up steam this week as opponents of Hanson's $58 million elementary school project submitted more than 2,000 signatures that will be examined for certification over the next several days.
However, even as it appears increasingly likely that Hanson will hold a special recall election in the coming months, only one of the two targeted officials is eligible for recall.
Petitions against selectmen Chairman James Egan and Vice Chairman Stephen Amico containing 2,200 signatures were brought to the town clerk's office Thursday. Hanson's recall law requires certified signatures from 10 percent of the registered voters in each of town's three precincts to force a recall, a little less than 700 for each official.
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Interior Department Finishes Look-Before-You-Leap Oil Shale Plan
In a sharp contrast to the Bush administration's eager embrace of commercial oil shale development, the Department of Interior today unveiled a final plan that calls for careful research into the feasibility and environmental issues surrounding oil shale, and opens about only half as much federal lands to potential leasing for commercial development.
"This plan maintains a strong focus on research and development to promote new technologies that may eventually lead to safe and responsible commercial development of these domestic energy resources," said Interior Secretary Ken Salazar in announcing the final plans. "It will help ensure that we acquire critically important information about these technologies and their potential effects on the landscape, especially our scarce water resources in the West."
Oil shale, not to be confused with shale oil in places like North Dakota which is actual oil trapped in underground rock formations, is actually a sedimentary rock containing kerogen. It must be heated and put under high pressure, either underground or after being mined and brought to the surface, to produce a petroleum liquid. Successful commercialization of oil shale in the U.S. has been an unrealized dream for many decades.
The Obama administration plan finalized today makes available about 700,000 acres of land in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming for potential oil shale leasing. That compares to 1,340,774 acres in the Bush plan.
One of the key controversies surrounding oil shale development in arid areas of the West that are already being hit hard by drought is its high water demands. The Government Accountability Office in 2010 estimated that oil shale development could require between one barrel and 12 barrels of water for each barrel of oil. The agency said more precise estimates were not possible because the technologies are so unproven.
"Rather than gamble our water on costly oil shale speculation, this plan protects our farms and our food," said Bill Midcap of the Rocky Mountain Farmer's Union.
— Tom Kenworthy is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress Action Fund
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- Climate-destroying shale: Shale is a clay-like rock containing very little energy — per pound, it has one tenth the energy of crude oil, one fourth that of recycled phone books, one-third that of Cap'n Crunch. Turning it into a usable liquid fuel would require a massive amounts of energy and probably release more CO2 than even liquid coal.
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Salazar should not even be considering oil shale, and the same is true for fracked gas and Powder River coal.
Obama and Salazar have continued the Cheney energy policy, and a few tweaks about environmental concerns won't redeem them. The Democrats as currently constituted are failures, and the notion that we can awaken their consciences is a dream.
Absolutely on target Mike. The Obama administration has added nice language and a green veneer (green energy support) to the policies of oblivion of the previous administration – as they know it takes away a huge political bat the GOP can use on them (particularly when oil looks only to go higher in the future).
This stuff looks horrid, are we going to be strip mining this stuff out of the ground – ala the tar sands?
Does anyone else just get the feeling we're not going stop until we've sucked, dug and of course burned every last bit of petroleum out of the ground?
How did this post even make it onto Climate "Progress"?
Hansen is clear that if Carter had succeeded in commercializing oil shale like the US tried back then we would be toast today.
How can humanity possibly start a new tar sands style climate disaster and stay below even 4C? This is the very opposite of what must be done.
There is one typo: "Successful commercialization of oil shale in the U.S. has been an unrealized dream for many decades." That should be "nightmare" not "dream".
I am appalled.
Somehow team Obama — after years in power — still can't manage to put any limits of any kind on climate pollution but they can manage to give yet another big fat thumbs up to creating an new super-polluting carbon extraction monster.
We know team Obama can read the IEA studies showing that such huge new fossil fuel infrastructure expansions will lock us all into climate chaos. How they can look their kids in the eye as they ensure a future of misery for them is beyond me.
Yay for the Obama administration! Did you guys hear that? His administration is ONLY leasing 700,000 acres of land for this insane, dirty, water-hoarding, climate-destroying practice! The Big Bad Bush administration wanted to double that amount of land! Take that, GOP!
/sarcasm off/
Yet another propaganda piece appearing on this blog. Here we have Mr. Kenworthy shouting from the rooftops at how the Obama administration has made a sharp departure from the horrible Bush policies while he conceals the fact that there's absolutely nothing to celebrate here regarding the climate and the future of our descendents. He's all but whispering in your ear, "See? Team Blue is the lesser of two evils. Obama is looking before he leaps!"
Seriously, Joe, how did your editorial eye allow this celebratory post to exist, especially with the link at the bottom which demonstrates how insane oil shale development is – on any scale? How can that headline possibly have passed your scrutiny? Leasing 700,000 acres to this destructive practice is "looking before you leap?"
Are you serious?
Well said.
It'd be nice to see Joe reply to some of the criticism of posts like this. There was another one last week touting Obama's environmental record because he was protecting land and creating new monuments totaling approximately 4% of the land area he had leased to oil and gas in his first term. It, too, was appalling.
Another absolutely discouraging policy choice by the Obama administration – it screams climate change just doesn't matter to them (which is consistent for the administration going back to the 2 tar sands pipelines Nobel Prize Winner,for climate change promises no less, Obama approved in 2009).
We need to ask Obama and every Member of Congress some basic questions:
1. Are you committed to holding global warming below 2C as we promised at Copenhagen? If not, how high would you allow global temperatures to rise over pre-industrial levels?
2. How many gigatons of Kyoto-gas CO2 eqivalaents do you believe humans can safely emit from 2000 (or from today) to 2050?
3. What share of that Kyoto-gas CO2e budget should the United States emit from 2000 (or today) to 2050?
3. What peer-reviewed articles are you relying upon to form your opinion, and what scientists do you rely on to advise you on this issue?
Would CP readers ask these questions of their Members of Congress and report back what response they got?
Because most of the 700,000 acres is of such low grade that it is unlikely ever to be economic, and because most of the best acreage was not even included, this highly restrictive approach could perhaps be argued as beneficial to the climate.
Shale oil is, as it has been for more than one hundred years, the term for the product of retorting of oil shale. Formations like the Bakken should be referred to by a different name, like oil-bearing shale, and the product shale-hosted oil to avoid this confusion.
Evidently the editors did not see fit to post my longer discussion of the unfortunate choice of the Administration to discourage a potentially valuable contribution to our energy future. Perhaps this was because it did not toe the party line of this site.
Successful commercialization of oil shale in the U. S. is being actively discouraged by this approach, despite the purely political line taken by Mr. Salazar. So, it is being left to other countries to commercialize first.
It is exactly the same in Australia, where the Rudd and Gillard so-called 'Labor' regimes have kept almost all the vile Howard era programs intact, or even expanded them. Most of the deviations from Howardite policy were nothing more than cynical PR gestures. 'Democracy without choices'.
Demopublican propaganda. 'The American Way of Life is not negotiable'.
And this is 700,000 acres-so far!
You are meant to be discouraged, and not turn out in 2014. Expect more sand to be kicked in your eyes, particularly just before the election. It is part of the plan.
Have you any children, Jeremy, and, if so, exactly what sort of life do you expect them to experience if this sort of deranged project injects vast quantities of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere? Do you deny anthropogenic climate destabilisation caused by the emissions of greenhouse gases?


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Marvin C. Perry, 56, died Thursday, Aug. 28, 2003.
Services will be at 4 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church with Dr. Howard K. Batson, pastor, and the Rev. Lynn Garrett officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery East by Cox Funeral Home.
Mr. Perry was born in Tucumcari, N.M., and was a 1966 graduate of Tucumcari High School. He married Sharolyn Davenport on Sept. 3, 1966, in Tucumcari. He moved to Amarillo in 1969. He attended Amarillo College and graduated with an associate's degree in heating, ventilation and air conditioning. He worked for Owens-Corning from 1979 until the time of his death.
He was a member of the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society and was a life member of the National Rifle Association and a member of the Colt Collectors Association. He was a 25-year member of San Jacinto Masonic Lodge #1330 and a member of First Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his grandson, Michael Burley in 1998.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, LeAnn Burley and her husband, Brandon, of Wagner, Okla.; a half-sister, Joyce Quarles of Farwell; and a grandson, Jacob Burley of Wagner.
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The Walking Dead returns to AMC in just two short months, and the network has been laying the promos for the upcoming season on thick.
The latest batch of production stills were originally released in Entertainment Weekly, but AMC has only now officially posted them online. In the images, we see fan-favorite characters like Glenn and Rick killing walkers in an array of creative ways, all without using a weapon.
We also are treated to images of Danai Gurira as Michonne and David Morrissey as The Governor. There's nothing new here, but we're going to keep eating up every new shot we see until The Walking Dead premieres.
The third season will follow Rick and the other survivors as they come across the West Georgia Correctional Facility — aka the Prison — and hope that it can be the safe haven from the undead that they've been hoping for. But things aren't as they appear, as it turns out that a greater threat looms in the form of the leader of the nearby town of Woodbury, The Governor.
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STRATFORD - Brad Thiessen's cabbage patch kids have sprouted beards.
Stratford, playing seven sophomores at key positions, staked itself to a big early lead, then held off a comeback to beat No. 2-ranked Sunray 35-28 in front of a standing-room only crowd of about 3,500 fans at Sam Bass Stadium.
Stratford, which replaced nearly the entire squad after graduation last year, moves into first place in District 1-1A with a 2-0 league mark and is 5-2 overall. Sunray falls to 1-1 in district and 5-2 overall.
"They haven't been playing like youngsters lately, but tonight they really made plays when it counted and the young part didn't show up at all," Thiessen said.
Stratford stopped two second-half Sunray drives on downs, including an incomplete Sunray pass from the Stratford 15 on the final play of the game.
The Elks, behind the sophomore pitch-and-catch combination of quarterback Josh King and wide receiver Tyler Haynes, staked themselves to a 28-14 halftime lead. King completed 15 of 22 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns in the first half with Haynes catching nine of those passes for 178 yards in the first half. King finished the game by completing 20 of 32 passes for 292 yards and two touchdowns. Haynes caught 10 passes for 186 yards overall.
Stratford 35, Sunray 28
Records: Stratford improves to 5-2 overall and 2-0 in District 1-1A; Sunray falls to 5-2 overall and 1-1 in district.
Impact: Stratford moves into first place in District 1-1A with the upset of the No. 2-ranked Bobcats.
Key Stat: Stratford sophomore quarterback Josh King completed 20 of 32 passes for 292 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for a touchdown. Sophomore wide receiver Tyler Haynes caught 10 passes for 186 yards.
"We tried to man up out there and see if yours was better than ours. We tried three different guys on him in the first half and nothing worked. The receiver ran great routes and got open and the quarterback put the ball right there," Sunray coach Bryan Wood said. "We put Trussell on Haynes in the second half and they stopped going to him, but that opened things on the other side."
However Sunray, behind the running of its own quarterback Kyron Trussell, came back to tie the score 28-28 with 3:23 to go in the third period. Trussell finished the game with 252 yards on 22 carries and scored all of Sunray's points.
But Stratford responded to Sunray's challenge. With all the second-half momentum on the Bobcats' sideline, King found 5-foot-3, 120-pound sophomore receiver Travis Soto for a 38-yard gain to the Sunray 17. Five plays later, King hit Chris Ortega, another sophomore, for a 5-yard scoring pass and the Elks led 35-28 with 25 seconds left in the third period.
"That play to Soto made all the difference," Thiessen said. "We were down emotionally. They had the momentum, and everything just switched all the way around right there."
In the first half, Stratford scored on four of its five first-half possessions. King threw touchdown passes to Soto and to Carlos Jacquez in the first half. King also ran for a first-half touchdown and Denton Crabtree scored on a 1-yard run for the Elks.
However, Sunray stayed in the game, mainly on Trussell's legs. Trussell ran 50 yards for a first-quarter score. Late in the second half with the Bobcats trailing 28-6, Trussell ran 13 yards for another touchdown to cut the Stratford lead in half at 28-14 going into the locker room.
Sunray opened the second half with with a 78-yard drive capped by a 29-yard touchdown run by Trussell to draw within 28-21 with 6:01 left in the third period.
The Bobcats completed their comeback to level the score 28-28 late in the half. Abe Acosta set up the Bobcats with an interception at the Elks' 35. Trussell ended the drive with a 3-yard touchdown run to tie the game 28-28.
In all, Sunray out-gained Stratford 477-376. Stratford had two turnovers and Sunray had one. Sunray's offense came mainly on the ground as the Bobcats ran for 378 yards, including 252 by Trussell. However, the Bobcats connected on 8 of 20 passes with one interception.Sunray 6 8 14 0 - 28
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Stratford: Carlos Jacquez 6 pass from Josh King (Rafael Rueda kick).
Sunray: Kyron Trussell 50 run (kick failed).
Stratford: King 3 run (Rueda kick).
Stratford: Travis Soto 2 pass from King (Rueda kick).
Stratford: Denton Crabtree 1 run (Rueda kick).
Sunray: Trussell 13 run (Trussell run).
Sunray: Trussell 29 run (Trussell kick).
Sunray: Trussell 3 run (Trussell kick).
Stratford: Chris Ortega 5 pass from King (Rueda kick).
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First downs 15 22
Rushing yards 37-378 31-84
Passing yards 99 292
Total yards 477 376
Comp-Att-Int 8-20-1 20-32-2
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Passing - Sunray: Trussell 8-20-1, 99 yards. Stratford: King 20-32-2, 292 yards.
Receiving - Sunray: Josh Sonen 3-66, Daniel Acosta 2-9, Eric Quirk 2-10, Nick Martin 1-19. Stratford: Tyler Haynes 10-186, Chris Ortega 3-24, Travis Soto 3-47, Carlos Jacquez 3-35.
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As much as many folks despise our ancient geezer of a gendarme Sheriff Joe, you have to give him props for his quip to a nativist rally for SB 1070 author and Kansas Secretary of State candidate Kris Kobach in Overland Park, Kansas yesterday.
The "Illegal Means Illegal" rally, attended by around 1,000 crazed Mexican-haters, was interrupted when a "suspicious package" was detected. In what the cops there called "an overabundance of caution," they used a water cannon to open the thing. Whatever it was, it wasn't a bomb.
The rally, held at the Ritz Charles convention center, had already been moved once from a local college, which decided it didn't want to deal with all the hoo-ha. Good call on its part.
In any case, the Kansas City Star caught Arpaio's joke to the crowd at his wife Ava's expense.
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Ba-dum-pa. The guy's a regular Neil Hamburger. Wonder if Ava's laughing it up at that one?
The assertion that such non-existent threats happen "quite often" is truthful, only if you acknowledge the non-existent part of that equation.
In fact, the only bomb threat I can recall in Arpaio's history regards James Saville, the dude Arpaio's minions framed in a 1999 set-up.
Saville sued the county in 2004 for false arrest after he was found not guilty in the bogus bomb plot, which reporters gobbled whole at the time. He eventually settled for over $1 million.
See, Joe loves nothing more than pumped-up, fantasy death threats made toward his person. Like, there was the time the sheriff's office spent $500K on an investigation of a fake hit job threatening Arpaio that supposedly involved the Mexican mafia, immigrant-rights activist Elias Bermudez, and the minutemen.
The threat leapt from the imagination of a paid confidential informant who lied on a polygraph test and later disappeared.
I once asked the MCSO for all the docs they had on threats to the sheriff. They coughed up a bunch of nothing: Some Internet threat from Canada; county jail inmates who'd somehow gotten hold of Arpaio's home phone number; and so on. Nothing in there panned out.
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I agree with the points that you have made, Kwes, and that height chart you posted is pretty cool. Fifty metre Godzilla seems comparatively puny to the new incarnation.
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Just to compare the two, Clover was a little over 100 meters while still an infant in Cloverfield. I always thought that was terrifying. Godzilla definitely looks stronger though, no doubt because he's fully grown and has his signature atomic breath.
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I love it. The short viral video teasers were good too. I've been waiting for a possible sequel to Cloverfield but Godzilla will definitely fill that kaiju craving.Thanks to Kwes for the signature!
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As much as I like the Oppenheimer VO in the leaked teaser, this has so much more atmosphere. And a solid glance at Cranston.
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Yeah, I got chills when they showed the burning city and Godzilla moving through the smoke. This movie seriously looks amazing.Thanks to Kwes for the signature!
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I think it's great that they used an adapted version of the original design and the roar is fine, but considering his size is considerably bigger (hence the adapted design) then I would think the roar should be changed a little. Probably deeper, but that's really only if the argument comes up otherwise I'm cool with it.
Speaking of debates, I've been reading comments on other sites... why are people so irritated by the military presence? Whatevs
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Seeing as the halo jump was pretty much the soldiers' descent to hell, the lightning was a nice touch. It goes to show how god-like Godzilla is to us.Thanks to Kwes for the signature!
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What are the odds Cranston gets Godzilla hooked on meth by the end of the film?
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I have never watched the old Godzilla movies (only the Broderick one) but this looks pretty good. Looks a lot better than the mentioned one already.
I suppose fans are wetting themselves that it seems they've stuck with the old sound of the beast!
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Godzilla is back!
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I hope this is as good as it looks. I agree I like that they didn't show him fully. Keeps the anticipation high. And I love that they used the original roar it's perfect.
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Doesn't look as good as the last one.
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But at least this was official. The last one was a leak.
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It's funny cause the size of Godzilla's foot in that poster is pretty much his entire size in the movie, like as big as the building on right side of that poster. Maybe a little bigger, give or take. And the ending, huge cliffhanger. I was waiting for the sequel for about 5-6 years after the movie came out and then Godzilla 2000 came out in theaters and I hated it.
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What did you think this was going to be? A tea party? I think it's funny and tame compared to what your going to see.
Me too on the t-shirt.
The apron is a pretty clever take on the Obama-is-a-secret-Muslim theme.
If they spent their money on useful items rather than on racist t-shirts, they might not be trailer trash for the rest of the their lives.
It took me a moment to notice that they changed his logo into a muslim-like star and crescent.
Racists always need an excuse to be published by the MSM on the Net - and yet, the MSM goes out of it's way to give them free publicity.
Yes, that's you in the mirror.
People who buy this stuff deserve everything a GOP administration will give them and take from them. Everything. I hope they need health care and find they can't get it. I hope they find they can't declare bankruptcy and have their home forclosed on after hearing earlier that day their job was sent to India.
Yeah, these are in poor taste but some of them are funny. My favorite is the tote bag with the inscription: "Change We Can Fear" Barack Hussein Obama" As Vince @2 mentioned, it's not going to be a tea party. Expect more of this stuff from all sides.
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I would think that this only discredits the anti-Obama crowd. Karl Rove even said earlier on to avoid any racially driven attack ads as it could back fire.
The only problem with your hopes is that many lower-middle-class/lower-class, blue-collar, rural whites in American already live in circumstances very close to what you describe. They're not worried about losing things they don't have, and frankly few have any expectation of things getting better, when they've been so bad for so long; they just want a smiling, paternalistic, white-haired, white-skinned, trustworthy-looking elder to tell them things won't get any WORSE.
Unfortunately, when they hear a young, intelligent, charismatic black man saying things can get BETTER, they can only see one thing - ODL&JCIH ("Oh Dear Lord And Jesus Christ In Heaven!"), that's a BLACK MAN runnin' fer preznit!
All the jackasses who say racism isn't a problem anymore can suck it.
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