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Skip to comments.What's wrong with Laura Ingraham ?..She said Romney is not a "Progressive"!
Posted on 08/10/2010 9:25:32 PM PDT by Bigtigermike
Laura Ingraham was on the Glenn Beck radio show in the last hour this morning...While talking about potential candidates for 2012, She was asked if Romney was a "progressive" she said NO he isn't one of them at all...I've heard that she loves Romney like a Ken doll and is a Romneybot, but this is amazing!
She also said that she would take Newt as President in a heartbeat!
What gives?
While we should not be "settling" at election time...at this point, I think I'd take either of them over what we got now.
You know what i mean! Is Romney a progressive?
I don't get it either. She and Coulter are both originally from CT (as am I). I think that type (educated NE woman) may have a preference for northeasterners.
I don't know about those statements, but I've gradually stopped listening to her radio show the past few months. She was always so against amnesty, and use to have JD Hayworth sub on her show occasionally. But she never came out in favor of JD, as much as she disagreed with McCain in the past. At least she never came out for JD while I still listened to her show.
She's bouncing around on the issues and her show is too much of an infomercial for her new book.
We Americans never cease to amaze me sometimes; the same thing with Charlie Crist.....he's winning in the polls running as an independent after lying to everybody about refunding political funds and not running as a third party candidate. It's hard to believe anybody can believe Romney after flipping on every major issue when the winds blew differently as has McCain (with Palin's support).
He does have a little bit of fiscal sense though... so he would be marginally better than 0bama. I still would not be able to vote for him though.
I don't consider any liberals to be PROGRESSIVE.
The media refers to the demos as progressive and concervatives as neocons.
The demos are anything but progressive.
My god, Romney is a RINO, but calling him a progressive is an idiotic smear.
I doubt it really matters what she thinks/says about these two. Seems highly unlikely either could win enough primaries to matter.
She is a commentator, not a President maker. At this point in time, I believe in her integrity and intelligence.
Patience is required to grow a good crop.
Is she living in DC again? Beltway-itis seems hard to kick for many.
Closer to communist than progressive!
Since she was on Glenn Beck and Glenn asked the question about whether he was a "progressive" and we all know what Glenn means by Progressive as far as HIS definition goes!
Howie Carr, also, sees many RINOS as being conservatives, including Mitt Romney. Howie, also, sees RomneyCare as being what prevents Romney from winning the '12 POTUS race, and Howie knows about the frequent FR posting of the picture of leftists swarming around Governor Romney as Mitt is signing RomneyCare into law.
Mittens is of the RINO species! Survival of the middlest!
Romney isn't as conservative as I wish he was, but I don't know if it's fair to call him a "progressive". He's just an unfortunately middle-of-the-road republican.
Before I knew about Romney, I went to one of his rallies before the primary.
I got to shake his hand but he couldn't look me in the eyes. That was disturbing. How long does it take to make eye contact, a milli-second?
Def. better than 0bama though.
I never even considered him in the primaries, so I can't say, particularly, but I've read he is...considering what I've read about Romneycare.
I think her and Michelle Makin should get ORiley's show and he should get a goose egg.
"What Gives?"
Establishment GOP
Rommney is a two-faced double dealing rump-swab. His RINO nose is far up Michael Steele's butt. He royally screwed up Massachusetts with his "Rommneycare" BS — and lefty Patrick Duval kept the abomination in place (that in itself should tell you something about the real Rommney) If not for Mittens, Massachusetts would not have become the ice-breaker for homosexual "marriage." Rommney rolled over on that like a trained RINO lap-dog... same as the rest of the establishment RINOs that control the MA GOP.
Mitt Rommney is a smooth-talking, back stabbing "moderate" ... a wolf in sheep's clothing that talks a good game, but bends you over to grab your ankles every time.
Well, sometimes her show is rather dull. She is also the worst interviewer you will ever listen too, especially with guests she disagrees with. She can be shockingly rude to them. Other than that she's OK. Her new book sounds hilarious. I read some lefties are calling it racist, so it must be on target.
I like Laura. She is pretty much right on.
The GOP had best get rid of those stupid winner-take-all primaries and fast. I see a guy like Romney getting the nod because true conservatives split the vote.
I've been yelling about this for years. Winner-take-all primaries will doom the GOP to a McCain repeat.
GLENN: Do you see anybody that is do you think Chris Christie would run?
INGRAHAM: I like him.
GLENN: I do, too.
INGRAHAM: I like him a lot and I think the idea of someone who is not working out every five seconds and you know, might be a little bit corpulent but has really good common sense ideas, that might actually be the anti Obama play and could be really fascinating. So, I love Christie. I mean, I like a lot of the people out there.
GLENN: Who do you think is going to run? Do you think Sarah Palin's going to run?
INGRAHAM: I you know, I'm guessing what Sarah's going to do. I think not, but
GLENN: I think so, too.
INGRAHAM: I don't think so. I think she's a king and queen maker and I think that's an incredibly positive role and she's an entrepreneur and, look, she has more experience than Barack Obama ever had and obviously wouldn't be doing some of the bone headed things he's doing. So, they would have been, you know, a now she would be leaps and bounds above what he's done and, you know, that's not saying much, but she would have done great.
GLENN: Can Mitt Romney win with his with his flirting with socialism in I mean, is he a progressive or is he
INGRAHAM: No.
GLENN: a good guy?
INGRAHAM: No, he's not. I mean, I think that Romney I mean, look, Glenn, he got caught in this Iraq trap, I think, in the last election. He was talking a lot about Iraq and War on Terror and people were just tired of that. They wanted they wanted the CEO and chief in Romney and I told him at the time. I was a big supporter of his. I really like him a lot, but I didn't follow through on growing the prosperity class message which I think he is now onto. He needs to mess up his hair a little bit, do a little do a little less Ward Cleaver and a little more Fonzie.
GLENN: It's not going to happen. It's not going to happen.
INGRAHAM: Maybe not, maybe not, but I like him.
GLENN: It's not going to happen.
INGRAHAM: No.
GLENN: Newt Gingrich, can he win?
INGRAHAM: I think the problem, maybe, with Newt is he has incredible ideas and I like Newt very much. I mean, look, I love him. If he would be President tomorrow, I would be a happy person. I think what he might be perceived, though, Glenn is a little too 1994 and that people want, you know, 2012. They don't want 1994. As much as they love Gingrich and I can be totally wrong, but that's
GLENN: Do you see anybody out there that you say, Nobody really knows about this person, but this person you have to watch?
INGRAHAM: Well, no. I don't really see anyone sort of emerging from the states that we don't that we don't know of and
GLENN: All right. Do you
INGRAHAM: Rick Perry is someone I think a lot of people are talking about, as well, and you know, Glenn Beck and people like that.
and Ann Coulter loves gays now
I think she still likes Mitt, so she didn't want to call him a "progressive" but what else could he be called after MA's failed "Romney-care"?
They are both anti-birthers too. I dropped both of them after that. Sad cause I liked Coulter. I think we are getting played by almost all of them except Rush and maybe Levin.
Mitt's from Michigan isn't he?
Was the word they used actually progressive? Because if so, it's true - Romney isn't progressive at all. Progressives should not be confused with liberals - indeed, much confusion results especially at sites like dailykos when this mistake is made.
Progressives are people who pay lip service to nice ideals. They don't actually endorse those ideals or support them - but paying lip service to those ideals allows them to feel superior to everyone else. Progressives are all for something - or at least say they are - until there's a possibility it might actually happen, at which point they start coming up with excuses for why it shouldn't be done.
By that standard, Romney is no progressive. He is a liberal - because he actually tries to implement his ideals instead of just talking about them.
For crying out loud, she's speaking at one event of some gay political group...lol.
Ann likes the raucus and ALL the publicity.
I tuned her blabbing out long ago.
According to my understanding, progressive is well to the left of liberal, and pretty much amounts to commie, because, what are they progressing towards, you know? So, she's saying he's not a committed communist. Not like some.
OK, so she's a fellow traveler too. Her radio show, her unfunny puns and her voice couldn't be more irritating.
The question might be better asked of Glen.
Mitt's an R +/-, but far from progressive in my world
Laura's a strong conservative who has not gone soft.
She simply likes him. I did too at first, and could again if he was our nominee ....especially given our financial situation.
On further reflection, Beck has called McCain a progressive,
so I suppose Mitt could qualify according to GB.
RINO is what he is.
isnt Romney the one who helped make the big healthcare mess in his state..
Pro gay marriage
Pro gays in the military
Pro choice
Pro big government
Pro gun control
Anti 2nd Amendment
Anti personal responsibility
Anti American
Anti military
Anti Ronald Reagan
Multiple faced liar
Not the dictionary definition of progress, but he is definitely what is known in politics as a progressive, otherwise known as liberal.
A lot of people here do not realize just how far left and Democrat that Romney was before he started preparing for the national race.
Romney was radically left before the new face was put on in 2006.
Beck has pushed Romney also, so has Hewitt and the little known Medved.
Actually Hewitt is obsessed with the guy and will do or say anything to get him in office.
ObamaCare = RomneyCare.
Laura is part of the "beltway crowd" of Conservatives who can trace their political alliegance lineage all the way back to the RIchard NixOn.
Nixon wowed em up with his "law and order" views in the days of the anti-war hippies and riots.
The Nixon Administration attacked the liberal media, too. Nixon's FCC issued a Fairness Doctrine ruling against NBC over a news documentary on pensions.
This was raw meat to those conservatives while Nixon detented the Soviets and "opened up" China, cut the "peace" in Vietnam with communist liars. Here at home the government got bigger with the EPA being created.
Nixon had a young media guy working for him named Roger Ailes.
"Fair and Balanced" has its roots in the Richard Nixon attack on the media that attacked Nixon with passion.
And a lot of Bull shit
Oh God!
I was just basing my opinion on what I've read about his health care plan in MA, which sounds a lot like obamacare with all the mandates, subsidies and regulations.
*He* may not be a "progressive" of the Saul Alinskey type, but he has progressive ideas.
"Patience is required to grow a good crop.
And a lot of Bull shit"
Evidently we have a difference of opinion, but a further discussion will require an expansion upon the position you endeavor to put forward.
Or maybe rational discussion isn't one of your strengths. Just observing.
OK, so she's a fellow traveler too. Her radio show, her unfunny puns and her voice couldn't be more irritating.
I quit her several years ago, voice was very aggravating and seems like her show was all about her. I listen for opinions and analysis, couldn't care less about their personal crap.
Weird. I mentioned months ago that on the same day, like they got a memo; Beck, OReilly, Boortz, Hewitt, Medved, Coulter, Ingraham all came out and made fun of birthers.
I dropped em all on that day. Ingraham is a bore like Boortz. Weird that they are all anti-birther and possibly all Romney-bots.
This is one of the reasons I no longer listen to her. Romney-cheerleading is a sure sign of phoniness.
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Written by Samuel Hill
May 11, 2016
Fishackathon 2016, an event that calls coders and science enthusiasts around the world to create new tools for fishermen and the industry, took place over Earth Day weekend and projects that made it to the final global round are viewable online.
This is the third year the Secretary's Office of Global Partnerships has sponsored the event. In 43 cities across the globe, tech wizards and sustainability advocates came together to brainstorm some pretty stellar mobile and web applications.
One team sought to tackle the ocean's marine debris problem and created an app called unTrashed, which gamifies the typically unexciting task of reporting debris. "See trash, be a hero," is the app's tentative tagline. Users receive points based on how much data they collect as they encounter marine debris, leveling up and seeing their rank on a leaderboard amongst other "players." Ideally, this information would be made readily available to experts such as researchers, government officials, and software developers to expand as they see fit.
Another team worked on a location-based regulation and weather information app for fishermen in the Philippines called FishOps. The app uses cell tower GPS data to track a user, display local marine protected areas, and alert them when they enter a regulated area. The app also provides laws and decrees, resources, and weather alert data, which is generated for localized regions.
"We focused on creating a system that is easy to use by anybody, requires no technical knowledge, and is robust enough to be easily scaled," reads the team description.
The list of finalists includes teams from around the world. You can watch video demonstrations of the apps they made and read about why they decided to tackle a specific problem.
Reading through the thought process of the participants was really interesting. Some are directly involved in protecting the ocean and their country's fisheries while others were just there to show off their tech skills. One team consisted of a teenage coder who admitted he cared more about mobile mini-games than fish and a Coast Guard patrolman who fights IUU fishing every day.
It's amazing what can be accomplished when two worlds collide. The official winner and the $10,000 in prizes won't be announced until June 8. Until then, be sure to explore the website and look at the projects. Who knows. You might have the knowledge or experience to help a team make their app idea a reality.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
May 2, 2016
While I was curating this month's Fishing Back When section, I came across something shocking in the June 1986 issue: dirt cheap fuel prices.
From Cape May, N.J., to Rockland, Maine, fishermen and vessel owners were celebrating a drop in fuel prices — from a reported high of $1.13/gal. to a low of 59 cents. And according to fishermen, the drop was just the shot in the arm the industry needed.
Jerry Wheeler, the general manager of the New Bedford Seafood Cooperative at the time, provided nearly 14 million gallons of fuel annually to about 250 boats and said the savings are going directly to crews up and down the east coast.
"That's a real boon for them right now," he said. "Finally, they have something they can take to the bank."
Frank O'Hara out of Rockland says that the crews of his five vessels have been benefiting from the drop.
"It's a blessing to the crew. It's a big, big, big help," he said.
Fishermen were also trying to predict when prices would hit an uptick again, preparing for a price increase while fighting the urge to stock up on fuel at its low-point. A lot of boats have been staying out longer, finding the extra cash to spend a little more time working each day.
The drop in fuel prices and adjusted budgets translated into a 12 to 20 percent raise for most crewmembers. Fuel costs are the difference between taking the boat out or tying up for the day. The increased time out meant bigger hauls in a lot of cases.
Fishermen across the country have been helped out by the oil business' loss. Gulf shrimpers have been able to stay out on their grounds longer than normal and some owners out of Alaska are putting the cash right back into their operation with upgrades.
While living in a world where 59 cents a gallon prices are permanent sounds like a dream come true, fishermen know it won't last. Wheeler said the price dip signals a "dangerous time" in the oil business.
"Fishermen should just figure that they're getting a gift right now," said one Seattle dealer with a chuckle.
We know how this story ends. The prices rise and rise. I'm not trying to make anyone stress out about their bills by retelling this story. Just reminding you to take a second to recognize when you've got it good.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
April 20, 2016
Close your eyes. Speak the word "salmon." Where does it take you?
This is how the organizers of The Salmon Project introduce their research in a new book called "Made of Salmon: Alaska Stories from The Salmon Project."
"Salmon and Alaskans," writes executive director Erin Harrington in the collection's introduction. "We have danced with one another for a millennia. For thousands of journeys around the sun, for more than three millions spins of the earth, for hundreds of thousands of turns of the seasons, we have shared a rhythm."
The Salmon Project began as a series of focus groups in Alaska communities. Strangers from around the state, not necessarily fisherman, gathered to discuss their values and what it means to live in Alaska. The conversations always included salmon.
"We are salmon people," wrote Harrington. "In our research and engagements with Alaskans about salmon in their lives, one word comes up again and again — lifeblood. People find salmon so vital to their lives that to be separated from it would cause irreparable harm."
The book, edited by New England transplant Nancy Lord, is an anthology of salmon stories. A young wildlife photographer staked out on a river on an island in Southeast Alaska, waiting for his chance to photograph his first bear. A 63-year-old woman in Wasilla remembers a 68-pound king salmon she caught on the Kenai River in 1983. A lifelong Alaskan's conversation with a pediatrician when she asked if her three-month-old son could start eating salmon. Stories about "love at first chew" and family trips to fish camp.
"Salmon, for our indigenous cultures, were — and are — of course much more than food. Social organization, seasonal patterns, technologies, art, customs and beliefs, rituals, trade, warfare — all of these and more were built in part on relationships to salmon," writes Lord. "Today, as narratives in this volume will show, Alaska Native cultures maintain a deep and abiding connection to salmon and to values that developed alongside the shared use of salmon."
These are beautiful stories about the fishing life and what it means to live in Alaska. The book also includes photographs by Clark James Mishler that "capture some of the faces and places that are, here in Alaska, made of salmon."
Whether you're an Alaskan familiar with these tales or a fisherman from a different region, you'll enjoy learning about the culture and just how much a fish can mean to someone.
University of Alaska Press, Fairbanks
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Written by Samuel Hill
April 11, 2016
Last week, the New Bedford Standard-Times published an article exploring the possibility of mandatory drug testing on commercial fishing boats.
The article revolves mainly around an interview with New Bedford veteran scallop captain Rick Lynch, a former alcoholic and heroin user in long-term recovery. Lynch was 16 when he started working for fishing boats in the late '80s when he says, "There was cocaine running around, there was heroin everywhere… All we did was drink." The reporter writes that "Lynch has been around long enough to fall into a few bottles, or needles, and climb back out again."
I think it's really important to recognize that Lynch is lucky to have recovered from these bad habits. He says he's 15 years sober and has been a captain for 14. A lot of people aren't able to do that. A lot of people aren't that lucky.
The interview took place in October, but surfaced at the Standard-Times in March after drug raids aboard New Bedford fishing vessels that led to eight arrests.
Lynch floated the idea of mandatory drug testing in the interview.
The arguments against it came rolling in. It'd be too expensive. Fishermen don't need more regulations. It's an invasion of privacy. Fishermen come and go too often. "I believe we would lose 100% in our small fleet," wrote one reader when the story was shared on National Fisherman's Facebook page.
This is obviously a complicated issue, but the argument comes down to one thing: Drug testing for maritime workers can save lives.
We all know commercial fishing is one of the most hazardous professions in the world. While I don't have any stats or studies in front of me, I think it's safe to say that it becomes more dangerous the more hard drugs there are onboard.
I don't think testing has to be state or federally required. Fishing boat owners and captains could take it upon themselves to do what they can to fight the drug epidemic on the waterfront. They'd be saving lives onboard.
One source in the article notes that the drug arrests and deaths also tarnish the reputation of the fleet as a whole. While public image isn't exactly the frontrunner in this argument, they have a point. Turning a blind eye to a rampant drug problem doesn't reflect well on your sustainable, fresh, local product.
Doing a little research into the Standard-Times reporting on this, I came across an article on heroin and AIDS ravaging a generation of fishermen in New Bedford in 1996.
Do we really want to go back to that?Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
March 28, 2016
Fishermen tend to keep safety high on their list of priorities.
But with the sheer number of rules and safety suggestions out there, it can be difficult to keep everything together. While you might think you have your safety plan down pat, just remember — it's never just one thing that sinks a boat.
One hole in your emergency plan or a single piece of failing equipment could put in motion a much more dangerous scenario.
Just last week, the Massachusetts Fishermen's Partnership and Fishing Partnership Support Services, introduced a comprehensive guidebook for dealing with at-sea emergencies. It covers everything from vessel inspections before you leave the dock to who you should call after you're safe on shore post-trip.
The manual is called RESCUES, an acronym for the title of the manual: Responding to Emergencies at Sea and to Communities Under Extreme Stress.
While the manual covers a lot, the most important piece may be the section that doesn't have much to do with being out on the water. Chapter 4, titled "The Aftermath," aims to help prepare individuals, groups and entire coastal communities for a crisis affecting members of the commercial fishing industry, such as the sinking of a boat or the search for crew members lost overboard at sea.
"The idea is that, when a crisis occurs, folks in our fishing ports will be able to consult the manual and know right away how the Coast Guard and other authorities are responding — and where they can turn for reliable information and support," said J.J. Bartlett, president of Fishing Partnership Support Services, in a press release.
Bartlett said, the manual describes "how families may access services and resources that exist to help them during these terrible situations and for long afterwards."
The chapter covers topics like how to deal with telling the families of lost crew members, talking to the media about an accident, recovering a vessel or body from sea and planning a memorial service. Insurance, legal and counseling are also discussed at length in the chapter.
"To me, RESCUES is about peace of mind," said Angela Sanfilippo, president of both the Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Association and the Massachusetts Fishermen's Partnership, in a release. "Many of us who have been involved for years in helping fishermen and their families are in the last years of our working lives and it is good to know that the knowledge and insights we have gained are now gathered in one place for the benefit of future generations."
On a reflective note, she added, "Working on this manual brought back painful memories of when a fisherman or an entire crew died at sea. That was very hard for us. At the same time, we relived those moments when a fisherman was saved from death because of a smart and courageous rescue. We were heartened by the realization that more lives were saved in the past 40 years than were lost."
You can fight tooth and nail to make your boat and operation as safe as possible, but something might still happen out at-sea. Whether you're new to the industry and need a guide, are a veteran looking to brush up on your safety knowledge or have recently suffered a loss, you can check out the manual for free online.
The manual was created in partnership with MIT Sea Grant and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
March 21, 2016
After a heated debate over high fishing fees and an announcement that the U.S. would pull out of the South Pacific Tuna Treaty, negotiations have restored the treaty and U.S. fishing vessels are back at sea.
Due to a bad 2015 season, the 37-boat American tuna fleet said they couldn't afford the fees for the fishing days they had agreed to buy in August. They sought to lower the number of fishing days for the fleet and reduce their bill, but the Solomon Islands-based Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency, the administrators of the treaty were holding the fleet to their initial agreement.
The U.S. Department announced in mid-January that it intends to pull out of the 27-year-old treaty, effective immediately, and U.S. boats were headed back to port along the California coast.
Now the department has announced that they've negotiated, lowering the number of collective fishing days from 5,959 to around 3,900 and the fleet's tuna tab from $90 million to $66 million. The unused days will be resold to other nations, according to the treaty agency, but those deals will not be as profitable as the original deal with the U.S.
"I commend the Pacific Island Parties for once again being able to use their strong commitment to regional cooperation," agency Director-General James Movick said in a prepared statement, "and unity to find solutions to a problem that has been foisted on them by the actions of others, in this case the U.S. tuna fishing fleet."
While recent disagreement over the treaty has been resolved, the U.S. fleet isn't out of the fire quite yet. The current agreement only lasts until the end of 2016, so negations will continue to ensure the treaty works for everyone if it is renewed next year.
It's impossible to tell what might come of a renegotiation at this point, but the U.S. will surely be looking to add more flexibility to the agreement, avoiding the pitfalls we faced this year. One bad season can really affect the fleet, so tuna boats need to have the option to assess their situation and change their outlook for the next season.
Complete withdrawal from the treaty would devastate the U.S. fleet, so expect to hear about the treaty from now until its renewal.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
March 7, 2016
As a creative English major turned fishing news editor, I was really excited the first time I heard about the FisherPoets Gathering.
Being an industry outsider, I never thought about fishing and art mixing in any way, shape or form. Not that I thought the two couldn't go hand in hand; I had just never experienced it.
Boy, do fishermen crank out some beautiful words!
I first attended a FisherPoets reading at Pacific Marine Expo back in November and loved it. I didn't attend the annual gathering in Astoria, Ore., unfortunately, but there are some great photos of the event on the FisherPoets website and from the local media.
Over 95 poets took to the stage during the gathering and many of them were new to the scene.
Corey Arnold, a Portland-based photographer who has worked with National Fisherman, added a new element to the gathering, projecting photos and video he had gathered from the back of his pick-up truck at the side of a gallery building.
While reading about the gathering is no supplement for being there and listening to all of the poetry, there is one poem posted on the website that really sums up what these poets are all about.
The poem, titled "Where We're From," is a collaborative poem by the attendees. Bits and pieces of a lot of individual and group poems were combined to create this one.
Where We're From
We're from the Sears catalogue
with only three choices,
from frosted flakes and Icy Straits.
We're the coast plains, the Delaware River,
train whistles, and fog horns in the night.
We're from the smokehouse out at Chenega,
tidepools, salmon berries and glistening sweat, a live net
of flotsam and jetsam. We're from Québécois,
meatballs, ice cold glasses of coca cola,
white elephants and gnarled-up hands. We're from
traders and travelers, standing up straight,
thrifty and sensible ones, the good group
that puts down roots. We're: hold your horses,
clean your plate, trust no one, and help your sister.
We're from Lutheran potlucks, holy water
washing hands clean, the people who turned left,
and prayed about it. We're from
tide-water Virginia, spaghetti, sour dough
French bread, sugar plums and pickled herring.
From Friday nights in Buffalo, the dance where out parents met,
we're sin, and soiled women, and the cold swim dad took.
We're from men who don't cry in public,
from Edna Bay where photos and dusty books still sit.
We're scrapbooks with black pages,
our origins long forgotten,
the last of our kin and kind.
For a collection of photos and more info on this year's gathering, check out their website or visit their Facebook page.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
March 2, 2016
When the Gloucester shrimp season kicked off on Dec. 1, 1985, the whiting boats switching over from a late season realized that they had company on their grounds.
Two 90' scallopers — the O'Neal's pride and the Jake O'Neal — had come up from Virginia. O'Neal vessels weren't completely foreign to Gloucester fishermen; they usually came up for the summer scallop season. But this time was different.
Instead of scallop dredges, they sported southern shrimp gear. Cue the talks of southern invasion. Rumor had it that that the two boats were scouts for another two dozen O'Neal vessels that were looking to switch out of an uncertain scallop fishery.
As you know, fishermen tend to be protective of "their" section of the ocean and outsiders aren't always welcome.
The O'Neal vessels became the hottest talk of the town. One of the two boats ended up leaving, but the Jake O'Neal stayed put. Locals gave Captain George Jones the silent treatment, his radio calls met with silence most days. It wasn't rare for him to get the middle finger instead of a hello from passing boats.
Despite debate over whether or not the Jake O'Neal's southern gear was fit for northern waters, they were landing a respectable amount of shrimp.
National Fisherman Field Editor M.L. Edwards went along with Capt. Jones one day and watched him pull 3,800 pounds of clean shrimp. He was averaging about the same as Gloucester fishermen.
Denny O'Neal, manager of Seaford, Va., shrimp company that owns the fleet said they weren't going to send any more boats right away.
"I could send another boat or two; I haven't decided yet," he said. "I think the resource is there, but we're just learning the bottom."
Gloucester fishermen let out a sigh of relief.
Over time, the hostile attitude settled down into one of neutral wariness. After all, most of those Gloucester fishermen troubled by the thought of outsiders had worked off the coast of Maine and Cape May, N.J., where they had been the outsiders.
Always remember where you've been and where you might end up next season. You never know when you'll end up in someone else's water.Add a comment
Written by Samuel Hill
February 24, 2016
I probably spend too much time on Twitter.
A lot of people look at the social media platform and ask, "what's the point?" I don't need to know about every trip my friend takes to Starbucks or every thought that runs through their head in a given day.
But it's a good tool for journalists and occasionally you run into some new information or a story worth digging into.
This past week, I was adding to my massive list of "fish news" sources and came across Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski's official feed. She had just tweeted about the upcoming season 12 premiere of "Deadliest Catch," and revealed that she had a family connection to the show.
So proud—my cousin's son Sean is the newest Captain in the Deadliest Catch fleet! https://t.co/CX0GDMZWTf— Sen. Lisa Murkowski (@lisamurkowski) February 22, 2016
Now I know "Deadliest Catch" and other commercial fishing TV shows are for entertainment and aren't hard-hitting documentary material, but the connection serves as a nice reminder that, despite the Hollywood of it all, these crews are hard at work.
23-year-old Sean Dwyer, will be the youngest skipper in the history of the show.
Sean's dad (and Murkowski's cousin's husband), Pat Dwyer was a well-established Bering Sea fisherman before tragically succumbing to ALS in the summer of 2013.
According to John Gray, one of the show's executive producers, Pat had purchased a boat, the Brenna A, with the specific goal of setting Sean up for the future. He said Sean being on the show this season will tell the "story of Sean carrying the torch from his father into captaincy."
Sean will be working to catch Captain Sig Hansen's 290,000 pounds of Bairdi crab.
Surely the show's producers will hit this storyline hard throughout its next season, but don't let that make you scoff at the story.
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The number of salmon returning to rivers in Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures in Japan has decreased significantly since the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster that damaged Japan in 2011, according to reports from the Chicago Tribune.
Salmon eggs are collected and young salmon are released into rivers in those districts each year, but fewer salmon were released following the 2011 earthquake. Those salmon were supposed to return last fall, but came back at the lowest levels since the disaster.
Can you blame them? The magnitude 9.0 earthquake was the most powerful one to ever hit Japan and the fourth most powerful earthquake in the world since modern record-keeping began in 1900.
It's bad enough trying to help a stock recover from natural population fluctuations or overfishing, let alone a national disaster that shakes the entire country.
According to reports, about 236,000 salmon had been caught in Iwate rivers as of Dec. 10, a decrease of 22 percent from the previous year. Numbers from Miyagi saw a 31 percent decline.
Data gathering for Fukushima stocks has not been completed, but the industry has only been operating in six of the 10 rivers they would normally since the nuclear accident and expects numbers to be very low.
Returns have been low as of late, but the industry is cautiously optimistic and has collected more than 90 percent of their target egg supply. Not a bad plan.
The disaster, of course, had people worried back in the states, too. As much as the corners of the internet would like to have you believe radiation from the nuclear disaster is still making it's way to North America, scientists have officially said "don't worry about it." Your Pacific tuna and salmon are safe.
While we aren't problem-free across the Pacific, remember to be thankful of the stocks when they're healthy. It has been an uphill battle for Japanese fishermen since 2011, but it looks like they're finally getting to the light at the end of the tunnel.
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I am smarter than Terry. I do not post all day long.
I followed the ROP story and research. PremiPlex failed. It is science. And disappointing.
Of course, Shire says they will submit for Phase III. And, they will. However, the Feds will insist on another Phase II; appropriately so as the secondary target results are not impressive.
It will take 5 years to evaluate the long term results of the PremiPlex study. Maybe, a new study will start after that. INSM was lucky to get $11 million for PremiPlex. That is when I sold my INSM shares.
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The results are disappointing for ROP and "The secondary endpoint of time to discharge from neonatal intensive care was not met."
There seems to be another factor (protein?, hormone?. O2?) that is also missing. PremiPlex is not enough on its own.
Terry has been trying to tell this message board that biotech is not magic. It is one thing to be hopeful, it is another to think that these results indicate anything positive for INSM. Not hopeful for Shire either.
It will be difficult to justify a Phase III study on the results posted so far. Shire will be lucky to get a Phase II study as the theory supporting the use of PreiPlex is not demonstrated in the results as revealed so far.


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Re: John Carter of Greene Co. TN. Breakthrough
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Re: John Carter of Greene Co. TN. Breakthrough
Penny McKenzie 5/02/04
Penny , This is your Line and Mine the Matthew Carter Line had Family living by our Jacob Carter in Mississippi and in Later years went to the same church as Marcus Elam Carter but They are to My Knowledge not Related to our Line. Our family is listed in some of the Family Genealogy Books of Matthew's and Isaac Carter because They were living in The Same Areas. The Name Jacob Carter is used several Times in their Lines But The Other Jacob Carter in Early Mississippi is Theirs.I have listed some information below on Our Jacob and a few different Views of His Military Career of Others.If you want Photo copies of Census Records on Jacob , Marcus Elam Carter and Hardy Broom and Amanda you can Email Me. WE are currently at a Dead-End with our John Carter of Carter's Station but hopefully with a few More DNA samples we can have a better Idea of where to search. My Best Guess would be in New Jersey.Some other's researching our line Beleive John Carter was in Surry County first before going to New Jersey. Below is My Family Line Down To Me.
Generation 1
1. Jacob Carter, son of John Carter who was From Greene County Tennessee at Carter's Station, Jacob was born between 1755 and 1758, in New
Jersey, and died January 24, 1857 in Jefferson Davis Co Mississippi, burial in Carter Cemetery,
Bassfield, Jefferson Co Mississippi, along with his wife, Charity.
Jacob, R1746, NC Line also srv in PA in 1774, appl 5 Oct 1835 Marion Cty MS aged 77, lived in Monongalia Cty VA at enlistment..
Jacob Carter applied for a Military Pension in 1835 while a resident of Marion County, Mississippi.He gave his age as 77, but he was closer to 79. Jacob Carter served around 1776 in a MONONGAHELA County, Virginia, militia company whose field commander was Lt. Lewis Rogers (Rodgers). The company commander was given variously as Capt. Pierpont, Capt. Scott, and Capt. David Owens.
During their first three-month tour of duty the militia unit under the command of Lt. Rogers was marched into southwest Pennsylvania (then claimed by Virginia) to reinforce the Redstone fort, located on the Monongahela River at the site of present Brownsville, Pennsylvania. The mission of the force was to defend the scattered white settlements that were under attack or at least threatened by marauding bands of Shawnee Indians. The accounts of John and David Carter give no details of the tour, but Jacob Carter states that the expedition moved to Jacob Stradlers Station on Duncan's Creek (which empties into the Monongahela at the side of the Redstone fort), and from thence across the river Monongahela about 20 or 25 miles where he remained and served during the whole period of three months. . .This expedition to the Redstone fort and surrounding area probably took place in the fall of 1776
On their second three-month tour of duty the three Carter men served under the overall command of Capt. David Owens whose house of station, it was generally referred to, was located near present Morgantown on the east bank of the Monongahela River. After being mustered in at Capt. Owens place, probably in the spring of 1777, the unit appears to have been split up and its members sent to several forts or fortified places along the river. the so-called forts were probably no more than hastily constructed stockades in which settlers from the surrounding countryside could gather in time of danger.
In his account of his second tour of duty, Jacob Carter stated that he served for three months at a fort on station on the west side of the Monongahela opposite Owens Station. David Carter, after being mustered in for his second tour, served for some time at Owens Station and was then sent with Lt. Rogers unit to serve for a month at Dunkards Station on Dunkards Creek.
Soon after reaching Surry county, Jacob Carter and John Carter, Jr., sons of the senior John Carter, volunteered for duty in the county militia unit commanded by Capt. Salathiel Martin.
Jacob Carter must have possessed some qualities of leadership and a taste for the military life. He was soon commissioned a first lieutenant and appointed second in command to Captain Martin. He stated in his pension application that he remained and served for the term of three years, a term that ended in 1780 in which year he was mustered out and sent home. However, Jacob did not remain out of service for long. In May 1780 the British captured Charleston and, under the command of Lord Cornwallis, soon overran nearly the whole of South Carolina, forcing General Washington to dispatch an army under Maj. Ge. Horatio Gates to counter the British advance.
Jacob Carter, ardent patriot and good soldier, again entered the service as a volunteer under Col. Elijah Isaacs of Wilkes county and marched from Salisbury, North Carolina, to join General Gates who had decided upon a night march and surprise attack upon the British position at Camden, South Carolina. The American army met a shattering defeat at the hands of Cornwallis in August 1780. Few Americans escaped but Gates was among that number, and when he finally ended his retreat at Hillsborough, 160 miles to the north, he found himself with only about 800 survivors of his southern army.In addition to Jacob Carter, there was at least one other member of the Carter family, David Carter, who suffered the humiliation of the defeat at Camden.
Lt. Jacob Carter was with Col. Elijah Isaacs force of Wilkes and Surry County men
In the last year of the Revolution in the South, Carters of the Greene County family were present at King's Mountain, although none are known to have been involved in the actual fighting on the mountain. Lt. Jacob Carter and Ephraim Carter were in the force pursuing Ferguson, according to their pension applications, but both apparently were among the foot soldiers held in reserve at Kings Mountain as the mounted riflemen moved forward to the attack. Ephraim, Who was in Captain Allens company in the reserve force, stated that he was taken ill and sent home. Lt. Jacob Carter in Col.. Elijah Isaacs outfit joined the fight in mopping-up operations after the victory was won.
In his pension application, Jacob Carter described his services from Kings Mountain to the end of the war in these terms: immediately after the battle of the Kings Mountain he was taken prisoner by the Tories commanded by Col. Right, that in the commencement of the action he received a shot in the forehead which materially injured him -- And that he made his escape by taking Parole and returned home. That shortly after he entered the service as a substitute for one Peter Sally -- Under the command of Col. Smith commanded by Capt. Right --as first Lieutenant of said company we then took up the line of march in order to join Genl-Green at Gillford Court house North Carolina that on our arrival at said place the battle being fought the day previous we marched by Willmington to the sea cost. where we dispursed a band of Tories and shortly after received the news of the capture of Lord Corn Wallis we on receiving the news of said capture were verbally discharged and returned home. (The signature of Jacob Carter that followed this account was legible, but it was that of a very old man--actually he was nearly eighty years of age. The erratic spelling and punctuation must be charged to the county clerk of Marion County, Mississippi, who took down Jacob's words.)
Jacob was a Revolutionary War veteran, having served in both Pennsylvania (1774-1776) and North Carolina. He entered theservice in In North Carolina in 1777 and served three years under
Captain Sallathiel Martin of Surry County. He then volunteered under Colonel Isaac and marched from Salisbury, North Carolina, to the Cheraw Hills, South Carolina, to join General gates, and was at Camden when Gates was defeated by Lord Cornwallis. He was wounded in the forehead at Kings Mountain. And, was at the sea-coast when war ended.
Jacob Carter held the rank
of lieutenant while in the service of Captain Daniel Wright's Company, under General Rutherford, and then served in the 10th NC Regiment with Captain Quinn. He was at Gates defeat, and KingsMountain.
On September 20, 1787, Jacob recieved a North Carolina land grant of 200 acres on 'Roaring Fork of Lick Creek' inwhat is present day Greene Co Tennessee. He sold this land to Dennis Hartly, and on August 30, 1790, fromWilkes Co Georgia.. No.315 Page 47 For 10 pounds-per 100 acres -to Jacob Carter 200 acres in Greene County on Roaring Fork of Lick Creek, including improvement, adjoining Joseph Bullard. Richard Caswell at Kinston, 20 September 1787. Errors in Grant amended and corrected, 20 September 1787, adjoining Benjamin Anderson.
page 94 Indenture 30 Aug 1790 JACOB CARTER, Wilkes Co, GA, and DENNIS HARTY, Greene Co, NC, 100 pounds pd, tr on Roaring fork of Lick creek including his improvement, adj line between Carter and BENJAMIN ANDERSON, being 200 acre tr granted to Carter on 20 Sept 1787, No 355. Wit: JOHN REYNOLDS, WILLIAM BANISTER, ELISABETH NORRIS.
Jacob Carter R1746; served first term under Captain Martin. Volunteered in July, 1780, under the command of Colonel Isaacs and marched from Salisbury, North Carolina, to the Cheraw Hills in South Carolina where his company fell in with general Gates, and from there on to Camden by way of Rudfellies Mill, where he witnessed the defeat of General Gates. The troops returned home in great confusion. He was at the battle of Kings Mountain; that in the commencement of the action he received a shot in the forehead which materially injured him. That immediately after the battle he was taken prisoner by the Tories. He made his escape by taking parole and returning home. His next service was as a substitute for one Peter Sally under the command of colonel Smith and Captain Right; marched to join General Green at the Gilford Court House but on arrival learned the battle had been fought the previous day. He marched by Willmington to the sea coast. There they disbursed a band of Tories and shortly after received the news of the capture at Cornwallis.
Jacob Carter said he was wounded in the forehead at Kings Mountain; a battle fought October 7, 1780
Jacob Carter, son of John Carterborn ca 1757 in New Jersey, applied for pension (R 1746) October 5, 1835, in Marion County, Mississippi, in which he states that he was drafted in the army of the United States in the year 1774 or 76 (in blot) in the defense of the State of Pennsylvania against the hostile band of Shawnee Indians. His place of residence at the time of being drafted was in the fork formed by the junction of Cheat and Monongahela rivers. He served two terms of three months each there, and in 1777 he removed from thence to Surry County, North Carolina.
September 20, 1787, Jacob received a North Carolina Land Grant of two hundred acres located on the Roaring fork of Lick Creek in Greene County, now Tennessee, including his improvement. By August 30, 1790, Jacob had moved to Wilkes County, Georgia, and had sold this land to Dennis Hartly. (Book 2 pg. 94)
Jacob married Charity, 179?, and in 1794 their son, Marcus Elam Carter, was born. they are listed in the Georgia Tax Digest, 1799, Jackson County; two males and one female. By 1801 the family had increased to four males, 1 female. (Note William Wilkins Carter Was not Born till around 1803 were their other sons of Jacob ?)
On September 16, 1811, the Executive Department of Georgia issued a passport for Jacob Carter, his wife, four children, and five Negroes, of Morgan County to travel through the Creek Nations of Indians.
June 5, 1818, Jacob Carter of Lawrence County, Mississippi, sold his portion of land in Greene County, Tennessee, as son and heir of John Carter (I) deceased, to Jacob Carter, son of John Carter (II).
Marcus Elam Carter served in the War of 1812, Corps 13 Regiment of the Mississippi Militia. He married Lydia E. Williams December 22, 1817, Jasper County, Georgia, and took her to Williamsburg in Covington County, Mississippi, to live. Jacob Carter was living with this family at the time of his death.
Charity Carter born 176?, died ca 1844. Jacob Carter died January 24, 1857. Both he and Charity along with Marcus Elam who died 1869 are buried in the Carter Cemetery in Jeff Davis County 1.6 miles north of the county line. On Highway 35 turn left and go west 0.8 mile, passing the Hathorn Cemetery, and where the main road curves right, bear left onto a gravel road and go 0.4 mile.
In 1811, Jacob migrated with wife Charity, four of his children, and five slaves from Jasper Co Georgia to Mississippi Executive Department
Monday 16 th September 1811
On application
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation ofIndians, to wit,
One for Messrs. Stephen Nobles with his wife seven children and seventeen negroes,Jacob Carter with his wife four children and five negroes,William Sparks with his wife five children and two negroes -Henry Askue with his wife one child and one Negro - Howell Holley with his wife Seven children and five negroes, Jeremiah Farlow with his wife and four children - Minor Johnson with his wife eight children Sixteen negroes - Bird Smith with his wife and one child, and Lodewick Henderson with his and two children - all from the County of Morgan in this State, and Edward Avery Lucy, both from the county of Jones in this State.
Which were presented and signed.
Executive Department.
Thursday 26 th November 1807
On Recommendation
That a passport thro' the CreekNation for Richard Bonner and Micajah Carter
which was presented and signed.
April 28,1812 Greene County Deeds book 9, page 415
Denis Hartey's estate to David Carter, David Robinson and David Key executors of the Last Will and Testament of Denis Hartey. One hundred and twenty one dollars paid for 44 acres of land on the Roaring Fork of Lick Creek. Being part of a tract granted by the State of North Carolina to Jacob Carter for 200 acres of No.315 dated the 20th of September 1787. Beginning at a corner of said Grant. Mentions Benjamin Andersons corner.
1813 Jacob Carter is listed in Marion County Mississippi which became Lawrence County.
On June 05, 1818, Jacob Carter 'of Lawrence Co Mississippi' sold his portion of land in Greene Co Tennessee thathe had inherited from his father, John Carter, Sr., to his nephew, Jacob Carter, son of John Carter, Jr.
Greene County, Tenn., Quit Claim Deed Book 12, page 264:
Dated June 5, 1818:
Know All Men by these presents that I, Jacob Carter of Lawrence County
Mississippi State as son and one of the Heirs of John Carter Deceased
Late of the county and State aforesaid who died Intestate as it is said
for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Dollars to me in hand paid.
I do hereby grant, bargain, sell, transfer, convey, confirm, release and
forever Quit Claim unto Jacob Carter of the County and State aforsaid
all my right, title, interest, possession of property, claim and demand
whe(?) either in Law
or Equity of in and to all my right....on the waters of the Roaring Fork
of Lick Creek it being a part of the tract said John Carter, deceased,
died possessed of and which I the said Jacob Carter Senior as one of the
Heirs aforesaid had any kind of claim or..... In Testimony whereof I do
hereby for myself, my heirs, Executors, Administrators, bind myself and
them and have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this Fifth Day of
June 1818.
Signed: Jacob Carter (Seal)
In Presence of:
John Carter (Jr.)
Ezekiel Carter
State of Tennessee
First Judicial Circuit Court of Greene County, September Term 1821:
John Carter and Ezekiel Carter presented this Quit Claim as duly process
in open court to be registered.
V. Sevier, Clerk of Court
Registered this 20th Day of March 1825
Attest: George Brown RGC
In 1819, Jacob and Charity were in Covington Co Mississippi, and were among the founding members of Ebenezer
Sons : to son William Wilkins Carter – negroes Clarrissa age 37 & child ,Winston 20 ,Curtis 3 & Ellender 9.
To son Marcus Elam Carter – negroes Solomon aka Toby 16, Alaper , an old woman. ; M.E. Carter , William Loflin & Wilson Price post bond. May Term 1857.
Known children of Jacob and Charity Carter are:
2. Marcus Elam Carter was born c1794 in Georgia, and died March 04, 1869 in Mississippi.
He married Lydia Elizabeth Williams.
They too, were among the members of Ebenezer Baptist Church
3. Highly Carter
4. Sarina Carter
5. Mary Matilda Carter
+6. William Wilkins Carter was born c1803 in Georgia, and died in 1866 in Walker Co Texas.
Generation 2
6. William Wilkins Carter was born c1803 in Georgia, and died in 1866 in Walker Co Texas.
He married 1.) Appalonia 'Appy' Watson on December 19, 1825 in Marion Co Mississippi.
He married 2.) Delilah M.A. Bass on June 25, 1841 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
She was born c1813, and died c1872.
Child of William and Appy is:
+7. William Burton Carter born October 05, 1826 in Marion Co Mississippi, and died January 04,
1899 in San Jacinto Co Texas. (originally Polk Co)
Children of William W. Carter and Delilah Bass are:
8. George M.T. Carter
9. Melissa Jane Carter
10. Mahala Ann Carter
11. Jacob Lewis Carter
Generation 3
7. William Burton Carter was born October 05, 1826 in Marion Co Mississippi, and died January 04,
1899 in San Jacinto Co Texas. (originally Polk Co) Carter, William Burton
Born October 5, 1826, Mississippi. Died January 24, 1899. Buried Carter Family Cemetery, Willow Springs Community, San Jacinto Co., Texas. Enlisted February 2, 1863, Polk County, as a private, Company E, 20th Texas Infantry, Elmore's Regiment. Residence was Cold Springs, Polk County, Texas. Occupation was farmer. March-August 1864, on detached duty at Quartermaster Department, Galveston, as a teamster. Company disbanded May, 1865. Surrendered by E. Kirby Smith, June 2, 1865, Galveston, Texas.
He married Elizabeth Berry in Mississippi.
She was born January 01, 1834 in Mississippi, and died December 20, 1907
Both are buried in Carter Cemetery, Willow Springs, San Jacinto Co Texas.
Note On the Marker at His Gravesite it shows William served in 10th Miss Cav. Regt. as a Private, Co D Confederate Army , I believe this was an error.
Children of William and Elizabeth are:
+12. William Marcus Carter born July 31, 1851
13. Appia V. Carter born June 30, 1854
14. Willoughby M. Carter born December 13, 1855
15. Herman B. Carter born January 14, 1858, died in infancy
16. Harrison Berton Carter, twin of Herman
17. Elisha E. Carter - enumerated in the 1860 census; may be a child of Wm. and Elizabeth
Generation 4
12. William Marcus Carter was born July 31, 1851 in Marion Co Mississippi, and died December 28,
1928 in Willow Springs, San Jacinto Co Mississippi.
He married Margaret Eugenia Ellisor on July 09, 1874. She was born May 05, 1858 in Mississippi,
and died November 10, 1936.
Children of William M. Carter and Margaret E. Ellison are:
18. William Thomas Carter born February 26, 1877
19. Peter Cashaw Carter born July 21, 1882
20. Phillip Burton Carter born February 26, 1886
+21. Edward Lee Carter born May 10 1896, and died July 05, 1971
and two children that died in infancy
Generation 5
21. Edward Lee Carter was born May 10, 1896, and died July 05, 1971.
He married Louretta Adams on March 10, 1915. She was born August 26, 1891, and died March
20, 1988.
THEN FROM HERE TO MY FATHER ROBERT EUGENE CARTER AMD THEN TO ME JOSEPH G. CARTER AND THEN TO MY CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN All Living.
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