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I just learned the new phrase, You will see it when you believe it, from inspirational speaker and National Geographic photographer DeWitt Jones. His point is that the great photograph will be made if you first believe that a subject of importance exists, and that your lens will find it. At the Vermont Granite Museum forum in October, the passion for completion of the museum project was palpable. Those attending confirmed their belief that the museum is important to our community.
It was marvelous that there was no skepticism at the forum just a lot of people who believed the museum was a good idea when first conceived and who want to continue to work on it.
The public, who came from Barre and Barre Town, Montpelier, Hardwick, Calais and more, believed that we have a unique story of historical and national interest to tell. The attendees still believe the story will attract tourists to Barre while educating our children about their home community. There was a consensus that we really dont need to change the original ideas or goals of the project, but rather make some refinements and keep working on them together in order to see results.
To this end VGM board members are embarking on a series of meetings with community organizations and municipalities to present the findings of our survey and forum. We will be looking for help, ideas and actionable commitments to the project. We will announce through email and in The Times Argus meetings which require help to lay out plans for participation. If you are a member of any service club or development organization, we encourage you to involve your organization to help us complete this project.
In the short term, we have a number of exciting things happening. Next summer we will be hosting a traveling Smithsonian exhibit titled The Way We Work. This is a photography exhibit from the Smithsonians collection which showcases the American worker. Few labor harder at their jobs than our granite industry workers, so we will be supplementing the exhibit with local displays. To be open for this exhibit we require volunteers to act as hosts to the exhibit throughout the summer.
Planning has begun on our portion of the bike path thanks to the Semprebon funds. DuBois & King has started to work on the layout for the path and sculpture garden. The plans and material estimates will enable us to apply for grants and raise funds to construct the path that will make our property accessible, useful and enjoyable to walkers and bikers alike.
In late January, when the city budget and the City Place development details have been finalized, look for a public presentation to Barre City Council of the survey and forum results. In the meantime, the VGM board will continue to discuss the priorities identified by community members at the forum and make plans on how best to move the project forward.
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Miami Heat (43-14)
The Heat stunned the Knicks with a second-half comeback to extend their winning streak to 14 games looking unbeatable. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
San Antonio Spurs (47-14)
In a series, the Heat would be favored and the ankle injury to Tony Parker that will sideline him for about 4 weeks drops the Spurs to the second spot. (Photos by D. Clarke Evans/NBAE via Getty Images)
Oklahoma City Thunder (43-16)
The Thunder held off the Clippers, 108-104, and with Parker's injury, they may surpass the Spurs for the Western Conference top seed. (Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images)
Los Angeles Clippers (43-19)
It's looking like the young guns in Jamal Crawford and Eric Bledsoe will be key in a championship pursuit, not vets like Chauncey Billups and Grant Hill. (Photo by Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images)
Memphis Grizzlies (39-19)
The Grizzlies went 9-1 in their last ten games with their lone loss to the Heat, 98-91. The Grizzlies will miss Zach Randolph for a few games after a mild ankle sprain. (Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
Denver Nuggets (38-22)
The Nuggets are winners of four straight, including a 105-103 victory over the Thunder due to Ty Lawson's basket with 0.2 on the clock. (Photo by Garrett W. Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images)
Indiana Pacers (38-22)
A scuffle with the Warriors in a win shows the Pacers may have some intensity that some didn't think was there. Also, the Pacers held off the Bulls in a tough divisional battle. (Photo by Ron Hoskins/NBAE via Getty Images)
New York Knicks (35-21)
The Knicks entered a big match-up with the Heat riding a three-game win streak and ran out to a huge lead, but eventually succumbed to the Heat. J.R. Smith's erratic play was the ultimate downfall. More Amare Stoudemire is needed. (Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images)
Boston Celtics (31-27)
The Celtics ended their road trip with a nice OT win over the Jazz and they look to continue their climb in the seedings. This week, they face the Pacers, Hawks and Thunder. (Photo by Brian Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images)
Los Angeles Lakers (30-30)
The Lakers made a huge leap into the top ten. They're .500 for the first time since going 15-15. Kobe is dunking and playing like he has found the fountain of youth. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
Brooklyn Nets (34-26)
The Nets are 1-4 in their last five games, including a home loss to the Mavs, 98-90 after barely getting by the Hornets, 101-97. The Nets are struggling. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Atlanta Hawks (33-25)
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Chicago Bulls (34-26)
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Houston Rockets (33-28)
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Utah Jazz (32-27)
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Milwaukee Bucks (29-28)
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Dallas Mavericks (26-33)
The Mavs were outscored 44-17 in the third quarter against the Rockets, a team that the Mavs had beaten nine straight times. (Photo by Bill Baptist/NBAE via Getty Images)
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Washington Wizards (19-39)
The Wizards are surpassing several teams with better records, but have played better over the last month than all those teams. They lost to the Knicks, but challenged them - led by rookie Bradley Beal's 29 points and 11 rebounds. (Photo by Ned Dishman/NBAE via Getty Images)
Cleveland Cavaliers (20-39)
The Cavs are another team playing for the future and they need to make sure Kyrie Irving is okay after suffering a hyper-extended knee that caused him to miss three games. (Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images)
Toronto Raptors (23-37)
The Raptors lost four-straight, but Kyle Lowry got a perfect ten triple double; 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in a loss to the Bucks. (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)
Detroit Pistons (23-29)
The Pistons are only 3-7 in their last ten, including a 114-75 drubbing to the Spurs without Tony Parker. (Photos by D. Clarke Evans/NBAE via Getty Images)
Philadelphia 76ers (23-35)
Head coach Doug Collins revealed he has no answers as to why his team seems to be playing without any emotion or effort following a loss to the Magic. The Warriors coming to town stopped its losing streak at seven. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Phoenix Suns (31-39)
The uniting of the Morris twins (Marcus traded from Houston) to join brother Markieff paid off last week. Marcus made four 3–pointers in a win over the Hawks as the winning streak extended to three games. (Photo by Barry Gossage/NBAE via Getty Images)
New Orleans Hornets (21-39)
Anthony Davis suffered another injury, making him look like his body may not be up to the NBA rigors, especially after suffering a shoulder sprain from bumping into an opponent. (Photo by Layne Murdoch/NBAE via Getty Images)
Minnesota Timberwolves (20-36)
The Twolves are playing without three of their top players and point guard Ricky Rubio needs to score more to give the Twolves a chance, but that is not his strength. (Photo by Sam Forencich/NBAE via Getty Images)
Sacramento Kings (21-40)
The Kings slumped to the bottom of the Western Conference standings with a 3-7 record in their last ten games. Thank goodness for two blowout wins over the only teams worse than them; the Magic and Bobcats. (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images)
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SOUTH BARRE John A. Giannino Salvador, 87, of South Barre, Vermont, died peacefully of heart failure at his home, surrounded by his family, on Friday, August 22, 2014.
He was born on July 22, 1927, the only child of immigrant Italian parents, Pasquale and Rosa (Colombo Zorzi), in Barre, Vermont. Upon his fathers death when John was 12 years old, he accepted responsibility to help his mother maintain the household. He had many odd jobs and was a conscientious worker. He sold soda to the granite workers, newspapers and bouquets of flowers from his mothers garden, delivered telegrams by bicycle, was a pinboy at the bowling alley, and was a stock boy at M.H. Fishmans.
Upon graduating pro merito from Spaulding High School in 1945, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps and served in the Aleutian Islands until his discharge in 1947. He married Catherine C. Booth on April 10, 1948, at St. Monica Church in Barre. In 1950, they began building their new home on Bridge Street in South Barre where they raised their family and remained until building their present home.
In the early years, John was a bookkeeper at Ballou Farm Equipment Dealer (1947-1950), and then became an office manager at Colombo Granite Co. until 1967. He received a diploma in accounting from LaSalle Extension University in 1965. He passed the certified public accountant (CPA) exam in 1967, at which time he founded his own accounting practice, Salvador & Babic, P.C., that remains in existence today.
In 1974, he was appointed by the governor to the state of Vermont Board of Accountancy, serving a two-year term as chairman and administrator of the state CPA exam. He was treasurer of the Barre Granite Association for 18 years. John was a director of the Granite Savings Bank of Barre, Miles Supply Co. Inc., Warner-Turner Supply Co. Inc. and Country Club of Barre. He was a lifetime member of St. Monica Church and attended the Epiphany Cathedral in Venice, Florida, where he and Catherine spent their winters for the last 30 years. He was a 20-year member of the St. Monica Church mens choir and sang in the Epiphany Choir. John sang his signature solo, Ave Maria, at family weddings and many other religious occasions. He was a third degree member of the Knights of Columbus for over 30 years. His other memberships included the Vermont Society of CPA, American Institute of CPA, the Barre Lodge of Elks, Barre Lions Club, Mutuo Soccorso Club, Country Club of Barre, various town of Barre committees and coach for Little League and Babe Ruth baseball. For over 25 years, John was a volunteer preparing income tax for the AARP in Venice, Florida.
He was one of nine founding members of Checkpoint Hunting Camp originally located in Fairlee, Vermont, and relocated when a new camp was built in Stannard, Vermont. Primarily a deer hunting camp, the families used it year-round.
He enjoyed the outdoors, rabbit hunting with his beagles, deer hunting, mushrooming, fishing, camping, skiing and cutting wood in his woodlot, among other activities. He taught his children how to fall while skiing, drive a stick shift and count their pennies. He loved all genre of music, especially opera. Children and grandchildren were introduced to the opera and have fond memories of many arias. John was an avid reader and supreme chef of Italian barbecue chicken and developed his secret method of timing based on two glasses of red wine. His superb vegetable garden was famous for his pole beans grown from seeds that he dried and saved yearly. He would share these seedlings with many friends and relatives. He planned and supervised the planting of his last garden this May.
John, an only child, always wanted a large family. He instilled many values in his children, including a strong faith in God, love of reading and learning, appreciation of nature, a strong work ethic and most importantly, the strength and love of family. These values have been passed on to his eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. This past October, he planned and traveled with family members to visit his relatives in Vittorio Veneto, Italy.
John is survived by his wife of 66 years, Catherine, and their four daughters and one son, Brenda (John) Buzzell, Karen Blosser, Joanie (Pete) Ross, Mary Ellen Salvador (Bob Coffey) and Jeffrey (Michelle) Salvador. Nonno leaves eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren: Amy (Eric) Mullins and their children, Annabelle, Coen, Ivanna; Jared (Kristina) Buzzell and son, Lucas Salvador; Maria (Eric) Steed and children, Mitchell and Ella; Erin Blosser; Daniel (Kim) Coltey, John Coltey; Codie and Kaden Giannino Salvador. He also leaves his cousin, Richard Salvador, of New Jersey, Salvador cousins in Italy, as well as several nieces and nephews.
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- Richard Childress Racing teammates finished ninth (Kevin Harvick), 10th (Paul Menard) and 26th (Jeff Burton).
- RCR drivers made a total of 181 Green Flag Passes during Sunday's event. Harvick led the team with 63, Menard made 60 and Burton completed 58.
- Harvick and Menard posted 12 of the Fastest Laps Run in the 267-lap race, with eight and four laps respectively.
- Harvick was one of five drivers who ran 100 percent of the contested Laps in the Top 15.
- After improving four positions during the final 10 percent of the race (27 laps), Harvick ranked fourth in the Closers category.
- With a speed of 177.095 mph, Menard earned a position in the top 10 of Fastest Drivers Early in a Run.
- Matt Kenseth earned his first victory of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season and was followed to the finish line by Kasey Kahne, Brad Keselowski, Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards.
- The next Sprint Cup Series race is the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Sunday, March 17. The fourth race of the 2013 season is scheduled to be televised live on FOX beginning at 1 p.m. Eastern Time and broadcast live on the Performance Racing Network and Sirius XM NASCAR Satellite Radio.
Menard Brings Home a Top-10 Finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Paul Menard started the Kobalt Tools 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway from the 17th position on Sunday after Friday afternoon's qualifying was rained out and the field was set by 2012 owner points. Running lap times as fast as the leader, the No. 27 Schrock/Menards Chevrolet quickly made its way toward the front of the field moving into 11th-place at lap 50. Continuing to run in the top15, Menard faced handling issues which led the Menards team to make a variety of chassis adjustments during the ensuing pit stops in an attempt to remedy the cars loose-handling condition on entry and exit of the corners. The adjustments paid off as Menard relayed to crew chief "Slugger" Labbe that his car was handling better. Lightning fast pit stops by the pit crew throughout the race also provided Menard the opportunity to gain multiple spots on pit road. With just 25 laps remaining in the 267-lap event, Menard made his way into the top 10, settling into the ninth position. As the laps wore on, Menard's No. 27 machine became tight in the corners, and he slipped back to 10th on lap 261. The Wisconsin native was able to maintain his position for the remainder of the event, bringing home his first top-10 finish of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. The 10th-place finish allowed Menard to gain five spots in the driver championship point standings, he sits 12th heading into Bristol Motor Speedway next weekend.
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"We had a great car today at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Slugger (Labbe, crew chief) and the team did a phenomenal job giving me a fast Schrock/Menards Chevrolet. It was a lot of fun to drive out there today. We were able to run the top line in turns one and two at the end, but we were tight at the bottom in turns three and four, which cost us a little bit of time. The No. 27 pit crew did an awesome job in the pits and got me several spots on pit road. All-in-all it was a good day, and we've got some momentum heading into Bristol (Motor Speedway) next weekend."
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Kevin Harvick and the No. 29 Rheem Chevrolet SS team earned a hard fought top-10 result in the Kobalt Tools 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday afternoon. Inclement weather canceled qualifying forcing NASCAR to set the field by the rulebook, lining cars up by 2012 owner championship points and positioning Harvick eighth for the start of the 267-lap event. Early in the race, the Bakersfield, Calif., native reported he was battling a loose-handling condition, but remained a fixture in the top 10 until lap 152. The Gil Martin-led pit crew made multiple two and four-tires pit stops, along with several chassis adjustments throughout the course of the event to help correct the handling issues on the red and black machine. The improved, but persistent condition plagued the veteran driver for the remainder of the event. Harvick fell as far back as 14th in the running order, prior to crossing the finish line ninth. This marks Harvick's first top-10 finish of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, and moves him up 11 positions in the driver championship point standings, to 19th.
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"The Rheem guys battled hard today, and we were able to pick up our first top-10 finish of the season. Our car was fast, but we had a few issues with the handling during the race. The No. 29 team kept at it all day making changes that allowed us to leave here (Las Vegas Motor Speedway) with a good finish."
Jeff Burton Finishes 26th at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Jeff Burton and the No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet SS team finished 26th at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday. Starting the 267-lap event from the 20th position after persistent rain forced NASCAR officials to cancel Sprint Cup Series qualifying, the South Boston, Va., native maintained a top-25 running position while fighting a tight-handling No. 31 Chevrolet for the first part of the race. Shortly after Burton pitted for fresh Goodyear tires, Sunoco Green E15 fuel and adjustments under green-flag conditions on lap 148, the caution flag was displayed trapping the Richard Childress Racing driver two laps down to the leader. The Caterpillar team caught a break on lap 195 when the caution flag was displayed once again. Crew chief Luke Lambert advised Burton stay out and take the "wave around" pass to gain one lap back. Burton restarted 26th on lap 200 and battled a loose-handling condition on his Chevrolet SS through the remainder of the 400-mile event eventually crossing the finish line in the 26th position.
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Vermont Press Bureau | January 05,2013MONTPELIER Stung by a D-minus rating for government transparency last year by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, the Shumlin administration has launched an online information center where it says citizens will be able to find out what Montpelier is doing with their tax dollars.
Gov. Peter Shumlin said the new website www.spotlight.vermont.gov offers a portal into the inner financial workings of state government.
Any citizen can go in there and see how revenues come into the state, how their money is spent and what were doing with their tax dollars, Shumlin said.
His office has also launched an online dashboard www.governor.vermont.gov that aggregates key quality-of-life metrics in a single website. Shumlin said the public can use the dashboard to judge his progress on things like job creation, rates of recidivism, unemployment and highway fatalities.
This is all about accountability, Shumlin said.
The administration said the new tools are a work in progress. For instance, under the Economy section of the governors dashboard Friday morning, the website said Vermont had the fourth-lowest unemployment rate in the nation. In fact, its 5.2 percent seasonally adjusted jobless rate in November ties it for seventh lowest in the country, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Itll be corrected before the end of the day, said Administration Secretary Jeb Spaulding.
And it was. The site by early afternoon reflected the accurate figure.
The fiscal transparency site for the most part aggregates graphs, charts and spreadsheets already being compiled by various state departments and the Legislatures Joint Fiscal Office. By providing residents with a one-stop shop for information they might otherwise have to spend hours combing the web to find, Shumlin said, the site will let them hold government to account.
Deputy Finance Commissioner Sue Zeller has spearheaded the transparency effort and said the site has been designed around the criteria used by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group to rate states.
Shumlin also unveiled a State of Vermont 2012-2015 Strategic Plan that he said charts the core mission of state government over the next four years. It is available online at http://aoa.vermont.gov.
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Music Review: Creating inviting chamber music concertsBy Jim Lowe
MONTPELIER Scrag Mountain Music has developed its own way of introducing chamber music to folks, and it certainly seems to work, given the response by a capacity crowd Sunday at Lost Nation Theaters home at City Hall Arts Center.
Audience members were queried as to the images that the musics themes brought to mind; works were performed one part at a time, then two, etc.; and one unsuspecting young member of the audience was even brought up to control the players by means of a remote control.
The result was a deeper understanding of the music and, hopefully, a deeper enjoyment of the work when it was played through usually expertly.
The Warren-based Scrag Mountain Music is in its third season creating unusual and unusually accessible classical music programs. The founders and artistic directors, soprano Mary Bonhag and bassist Evan Premo a conservatory-trained wife-and-husband team invite their musician friends, local and from afar, to join them in concerts around central Vermont.
Joining Bonhag and Premo in Sundays concert were Montpelier flutist Karen Kevra and, from New York, violinist Owen Dalby and violist Meena Bhasin. The program, Classical Folk, mixed a classic with a folk-inspired classic as well as classically arranged folk, and had already been presented in Northfield and Warren.
The major work, with no folk influences, Mozarts D Major Flute Quartet, K. 285, was given a beautifully lyrical performance, though not an entirely authentic one. Premo played the cello part on bass, but did it extremely well (its actually fairly unobtrusive) and it largely worked.
Kevra proved masterful in this Mozart with her trademark overtly expressive playing, matched all the way by the others. Although they played the slow movement, Adagio, more like the lighter andante, it was beautiful.
Bonhag sang brilliantly and sensitively with her pure and pliable soprano in Three Irish Country Songs arranged for voice and violin by composer Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979). Dalby managed the sometimes virtuosic violin part, which ranged in style from violin obbligato to Irish fiddle, with warmth and flair.
The programs other major work, Czech composer Erwin Schulhoffs (1894-1942) Concertino for flute, viola and bass, incorporated folk tunes in a Bartók-like style. The outer movements were driven by a chirping piccolo, played by Kevra, while Bhasin shone in the melancholic inner movements.
It was a beautiful performance of a beautiful work. Between movements, the players explained and demonstrated parts, querying audience members as to their thoughts.
Unfortunately this made it impossible to hear the work as a whole. Perhaps it might have been better for the entire discussion to occur before the performance.
Virtuoso bass was heard in two works emanating from collaborations involving bassist Edgar Meyer and fiddler Mark OConnor. Meyers Concert Duo No. 1 (called Bell/Meyer for its first performance with violinist Joshua Bell) ranged in style from classical to Appalachian to jazz and blues. Premo not only managed the bass part, he gave it real style, while Dalby matched him.
Bhasin had to play Yo Yo Mas complex cello part in OConnors Appalachian Waltz Suite and delivered it with aplomb. Dalby had a great time with OConnors virtuoso fiddle part, while Premo certainly enjoyed Meyers showy bass line. It was great fun.
Scrag Mountain Music has again proven itself, creating inviting concerts for the newcomer as well as the aficionado. And the ensembles come as you are, pay what you can policy makes it available to everyone.
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A frustrated basketball dad in Oregon crosses the line, posting on Facebook that he hoped someone "shoots up" an opposing school.
The man, identified as a parent of a Skyview High School player, posted the Facebook status update sometime after the evening game last week, Portland TV station KATU reported.
"Camas fans!!!!! Worst in the league!!!!" the 39-year-old man wrote. "I hope someone shoots up their school really soon!!!!!!!!!!"
The post apparently followed a confrontation between the man and a group of students as he was leaving the Camas High School gym, Josh Gibson, the Camas School District's athletic director, told The Oregonion.
Notified by the school district, police investigated but decided not to file criminal charges.
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In the Aug. 2, 2012, issue of Rolling Stone magazine, Bill McKibben wrote an article that may well prove to be one of the most important news stories of this century. His very long article was filled with lots of technical data, numbers and references that gave it a great deal of credence but may have made it a little dry for the average reader. This is a nontechnical summary of that article.
His theme centered on three numbers that relate to global warming. The first is 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit that is the maximum limit of temperature rise that climatologists believe we can tolerate without devastating damage to world economies. To understand the significance of this we have to look at what has happened so far from just the 1.4 degree rise we have experienced so far. The Arctic and Greenland ice caps and most glaciers are melting; worldwide temperature extremes are more pronounced; droughts and floods have destroyed crops around the world; and plants, animals and insect habitats are changing faster than ever in history.
The rate and degree of change has surprised all the scientists who are studying this issue. What and how things change as we approach 3.6 degrees rise is difficult to predict precisely, but even if it is just more of the same only worse it will cost us trillions of dollars to adapt and accommodate the world economies to that hotter environment. Even if we stopped all carbon emissions today, the global temperature will still rise about 2.8 degrees because of past carbon dioxide emissions. That means we are already 80 percent of the way to that maximum tolerable rise of 3.6 degrees.
The second number McKibben reported is 565 gigatons that is the amount of carbon that can be released into the atmosphere by 2050 and still have a reasonable (20 percent) chance of staying below that maximum tolerable rise of 3.6 degrees. We can call the 565 number our carbon budget. To put this into perspective, at our current emission rate, by 2029 we will exceed 565 gigatons of carbon gas emissions.
The third number is 2,795 gigatons. That is the amount of carbon that will be released into the atmosphere based on just the currently known and proven reserves of oil and gas currently on the books and in the inventory of the worlds oil producers. This represents about $27 trillion in value to those companies and countries that possess these reserves and is five times larger than the 565 gigaton carbon budget.
It is difficult to estimate the drastic changes that would take place if all of this 2,795 gigatons were released into the atmosphere. The synergistic and feedback effects that are likely could compound the impact significantly. For instance, the heat is likely to cause the release of millions of tons of methane from the oceans and permafrost; methane has 25 times the effect of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas.
To be safe, at least 80 percent of all of these known and proven oil and gas reserves would have to remain in the ground and the search for any new reserves would have to stop now. This would mean that well over $20 trillion would have to be written off as a loss by all those oil and gas producers. If that happened, corporate stock values in those companies would crash and the economies of several countries would collapse. It would also put an end to the rapid industrialization of countries like China and India and Brazil and dozens of other Third World countries. That is a scenario that is very unlikely to happen. In fact, it is hard to imagine any scenario where even a portion of that 2,795 gigatons is not fully processed into greenhouse gases.
In McKibbens article, he repeatedly pointed out that these numbers are our best estimates based on all the available data and resources we have but they may not be exactly accurate. Despite the general agreement across 40 different computer climate models, we are not really sure what happens economically at much above a 5 degree rise. For instance, were not sure of the impact, if ocean currents slow or stop or what a high acidic, low salinity ocean will have on weather and the aquatic food chain. We dont know how far or where ideal crop-growing weather will move and whether the soil in those new areas will support massive crop development. Despite the inexact precision of these numbers, they are sufficiently well founded in indisputable and verifiable data so that even at the most extreme positive limits of the range of possible outcomes, we are headed for a major disaster.
Unfortunately, mostly because of politics and special interests, we are not prepared for whats coming. Conservatives fear any problem that cant be solved by the market and are reaching for any answer other than human agency. Deniers and naysayers like Rupert Murdock, the Koch Brothers and even John McClaughry are out-of-touch obstructionists opposing any response. Progressives, by contrast, believe in global warming but propose to deal with it symbolically. The conservatives are buying a delusion and the progressives are buying a Prius.
I would encourage everyone to read McKibbens article. Just go to Google and search for Three Numbers Climate Change.
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A federal judge has ruled Roger Christie and his wife Share Christie will be allowed to use religion as part of their defense against charges they manufactured, possessed and distributed large amounts of marijuana on the Big Island. U.S. District Judge Leslie Kobayashi made the ruling July 31 during a status conference.
The couple and 12 other Big Island residents were arrested by federal agents in July, 2010, after the Christies THC Ministry in Hilo had been operating for nearly a decade. A total of 3,000 marijuana plants, 29 grams of processed marijuana and more than $21,000 in cash were confiscated from the Christies, which led to a federal indictment.
On Tuesday, KITV4 spoke to Share Christie, 62, by phone from Los Angeles, where she's visiting her parents. Share was heartened by Kobayashi's ruling, and said the next step is to get her 64-year-old husband out on jail before trial in early October.
"I know we're on the right track and feeling that this is our sacrament," said Christie. "Now, we're wanting to ask for bail; he's been in there over three years now without bail."
Among those supporting Roger Christie's plea for pre-trial release is Public Safety Chairman Sen. Will Espero. In April, Espero and Big Island Sen. Russell Ruderman, both Democrats, visited Christie at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. The visit came just days before two resolutions that asked the federal government to grant Christie bail were shot down by Judiciary Chairman Sen. Clayton Hee. Both resolutions were sponsored by Ruderman and fellow state Sen. Sam Slom, a Republican.
"I personally think that it is a shame," said Espero when asked about Christie's extended incarceration. "In our state today, we are releasing alleged murderers, alleged rapists and people who have done sexual crimes, they are being given bail."
Meanwhile, the Christies received another legal boost Monday when U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced the Justice Department is shifting its stance on mandatory minimum jail sentences for drug offenders.
"By reserving the most severe penalties for serious, high-level or violent drug traffickers, we can better promote public safety, deterrence, and rehabilitation – while making our expenditures smarter and more productive," the attorney general said while speaking before the American Bar Association's House of Delegates in San Francisco.
Share Christie welcomed Holder's announcement, saying she and her husband have never owned guns, and have never been in trouble with the law before their arrest.
"This has been a war on people, not a war on drugs," she said. "There's just too much money being made on these prison systems, and this has got to stop."
In Hawaii, state lawmakers have been pursuing alternatives to incarceration for the past several years. During the past legislative session, Act 280 became law, which allows greater discretion for judges in setting prison terms for non-violent drug offenders.
"The period and era of just locking up people and throwing away the key and seeing our prison costs rise, those must come to an end because those funds are competing with schools and healthcare and other social issues," said Espero. "Like many other issues, people's attitudes are changing on this."
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A federal judge has ruled Roger Christie and his wife Share Christie will be allowed to use religion as part of their defense against charges they manufactured, possessed and distributed large amounts of marijuana on the Big Island. U.S. District Judge Leslie Kobayashi made the ruling July 31 during a status conference.
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In "Storage Wars: Texas," A&E's top-rated non-fiction franchise heads to the Lone Star state to follow teams of bidders on their quest for auction gold.
The series returns for a second season with brand-new buys, all-new finds, and a few new faces. In season two, "The Rangers" Ricky and Bubba aim to expand their franchise across the great state of Texas. New buyer Jenny Grumbles enters the fray using her southern wits to revive old furniture for massive payouts. Vic "The Outsider" tries to destroy his competition by turning Bubba against Ricky. And Dr. Moe Prigoff looks to his old friend Mary Padian to save him from his newfound hoarding problem. Mannequins to motorcycles, swords to solar panels - these buyers are takin' care of bid-ness.
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When storage units are abandoned in the great state of Texas, the treasures within are put up for auction." That opening narration from Storage Wars Texas sets up the real drama of the show: the battle between a colorful cast of characters to get the greatest return on their investment as they buy the contents of these abandoned storage units. The catch? They only get 5 minutes to inspect the contents and can only see what's visible from the opened storage unit door; they can't sort through it. This unpredictability - combined with the personalities - make for some of the greatest nail biting moments on TV!


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Happy 50th Anniversary to the Angels!
On December 6, 1960, the new Los Angeles Angels expansion team was awarded to Gene Autry and associates. That's right, Los Angeles Angels. Although the current name, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, is convoluted and sounds geographically challenged, people tend to forget that it's also nostalgic. Or perhaps they never knew. Personally, I always preferred the California Angels name but the current name is legitimate even if it doesn't roll off the tongue well.
In the beginning, the Los Angeles Angels played at California's Wrigley Field. Now doesn't that sound odd and wonderful? The same William Wrigley Jr. who owned the Cubs and for whom the original and better known Wrigley Field was named also owned the minor league Los Angeles Angels. So their stadium, later occupied by the major league Los Angeles Angels, was also named for him. I suspect that an additional reason for the name was California trying to establish strong, obvious ties to major league baseball, which at the time did not exist west of the Mississippi. Hey, as a sometime marketing professional, I think it was a brilliant idea. An amusing side note – when California's Wrigley field was built in the 1920's, Wrigley also owned a controlling interest in Catalina Island, off California's coast, so the Cubs had a least part of their spring training there through the 1940's. That had to be a lot of fun, but really isolated at the same time.
However, California's Wrigley Field was downright tiny – "friendlier" even than the friendly confines of its Chicago namesake – so the major league Angels only played there for one season. Wrigley Field was demolished well before I was born, so I have only seen it in pictures and movies. But you can see parts of it in the movie Damn Yankees and, apparently, Pride of the Yankees as well as a few others. The Angels' next stop? Chavez Ravine, where they for all intents and purposes couch surfed with the Dodgers for four seasons at the newly built Dodger Stadium. Like all too many roommate situations, this arrangement was pretty awkward for all concerned. The Dodgers had the better game times, dibs on use of the training facilities and attracted an embarrassingly larger audience – hey, it was their house after all.
The Angels were never going to establish themselves sharing the stadium, so Gene Autry looked for a home in Orange County. The Big A opened for the 1966 season and the Los Angeles Angels became the California Angels. Of course, success was a long, painful time in coming. Talking to the longtime fans, you hear some serious war stories. My grandfather used to simultaneously glow when he talked about the Angels and then shake his fist over the Arson Squad – think our 2010 bullpen but much, much worse – and other calamities. The Angels didn't win a division title until 1979. They won two additional division titles in the 1980s and then none in the 1990s. I think this is why so many Angels fans rooted for the Giants in this year's series – the Angels understand torture. But, with a World Series win in 2002 (the only all wild card series so far, for better or for worse) and five division titles in the last seven years, the last decade has been very good for the Angels. Hopefully, 2010 was an aberration and the winning trend will continue into the next decade.
Many of you already know this history but some of you may not – hey, a lot of Angels fans do not – and an anniversary is definitely the proper occasion for sharing the family stories, as it were. I made one of the Angels' security guard's day when we were shooting the breeze after the last game this season by knowing about the Wrigley Field and Dodger Stadium days. He worries that most of the current fans only know about the Rally Monkey days. He may be right, but they would probably be interested in learning this history given the opportunity. It sounds like the Angels front office has a lot of different celebrations and commemorations planned for the 2011 season – More Than A Season! – so this is the perfect opportunity to learn.
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Always felt a bit of a kinship with the Angels franchise, now I know why. Thought at first it might be rooted in my younger want to be the singing cowboy Gene Autry, or possibly from the film in my youth, "Angels in the Outfield". But no, not even the atrificial rockies in centerfield held the answer until today.
My kinship is simple…I was born in 1960 also, but a few months earlier.
Congratulations to the entire Halo Nation, and wishing you a glorious next 50 years.
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Thanks for sharin' that bit of Halos history. I had no idea. I knew about the numerous city name changes, but not the Wrigley part. I learned something new today!
Happy Anniversary! I still remember when the Angels were the California Angels. I met two of their relief pitchers, George Brunet and Jack Hamilton- well-traveled veterans who turned out to be very nice guys.
Thank you Rays Renegade and a belated happy birthday to you!
I'm glad you enjoyed Jeff. Hopefully having origins in the general vicinity of the Cubs doesn't make you hate the Angels now too.🙂
Thanks Jane! That's really neat. It's always fun when you meet players and they're nice guys on top of it. Brunet was also on the Pilots for part of their single year wasn't he?
Happy Anniversary! and congratulations on getting Jackie Robinson's number in the latest MLB blog leader list!
Thanks Emma, on both counts! I certainly did not expect to get on that list, especially so early. It's extra cool because 42 is Jackie Robinson's number, as you mentioned, and also the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything according to a wonderfully silly series of books I adore.
Just finding your Blog for the first time. Some interesting posts and easy reading.
I knew the Angels had played in Wrigley Field, but I didn't realize they also played at Dodger Stadium.
Russel – Thanks for visiting my blog. I'm glad you enjoyed! Yeah, I love the early Angels history at Dodgers Stadium. I think those four years under the same roof is a big part of the teams' continuing rivalry and the fact that it's mostly good natured, rather like siblings.


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#208609 - 01/01/13 08:35 AM Re: Creative mood [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
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Registered: 10/22/10
Posts: 753
Loc: London, UK
Maverick just beat me to it, but here's mine anyway:
A screenwriter sat in his villa
With sheets of the finest manilla;
He drank mandrake juice
Which set his mind loose
To write episodes of Godzilla.
#208611 - 01/01/13 10:06 AM Re: Creative mood [Re: A C Bowden]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 09/15/00
Posts: 4757
Lovely - I see looking back you've done some other good ones! ~ and are the other creatives still around as well?
#208612 - 01/01/13 10:08 AM Re: Creative mood [Re: Jackie]
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Registered: 11/13/11
Posts: 1075
Loc: Lancaster, UK
Two fine limericks! Yours was far too good not to publish it here, AC.
A disused slate quarry in Wales
Sets a scene for some deep and dark tales.
Midst the damp scrub-oak bowers
Quassias scarlet flowers
Hide a fiery Welsh dragons red scales!
Edited by Rhubarb Commando (01/01/13 10:19 AM)
Edit Reason: to include new limerick_________________________
I'm immortal until proven otherwise
#208624 - 01/01/13 02:06 PM Grade me on spelling...I dare you! [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
Registered: 06/05/10
Posts: 1554
Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi
A sweet but poor American girl named Poor Sweet Wendy
Invented a cheap way to extract zinc from Blende
She soon became rich and blase
Now ten million follow her Face-
Book page. And her manner of speak has become trendy
#208627 - 01/01/13 02:37 PM Re: The rhythm method [Re: jenny jenny]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 09/15/00
Posts: 4757
A gardener from Old Amsterdam
Was duped by a crook on the lam;
Treating her as a fool
He left her but one tool:
And thus a Dutch hoe digs prickmadam!
strike --- strine
#208629 - 01/01/13 03:09 PM Re: The rhythm method [Re: maverick]
Registered: 06/05/10
Posts: 1554
Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi
You're a fast one, Maverick - and I mean that in every sense of the word - but your limerick above is suggestive and lewd and funny. What are you....a professional?
#208632 - 01/01/13 04:19 PM Re: The rhythm method [Re: jenny jenny]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 09/15/00
Posts: 4757
heh! just an amateur who works their love
#208633 - 01/01/13 04:54 PM Re: Strange accent [Re: maverick]
old hand
Registered: 10/22/10
Posts: 753
Loc: London, UK
On strike near the Adelaide line
Stood a picket who yelled "There's a trine!"
I looked up at the stars
And their aspect with Mars,
But he meant "railway vehicle" in Strine.
#208645 - 01/01/13 09:30 PM A deadly sin! [Re: A C Bowden]
old hand
Registered: 11/13/11
Posts: 1075
Loc: Lancaster, UK
My outlook on life is quite angular:
I think, it dont matter just who you are,
Mans great sin is Greed
- Mines for Aniseed -
A passion thats totally singular!
[b]WELKIN - WELLADAY [//b]_________________________
I'm immortal until proven otherwise
#208658 - 01/02/13 10:18 AM Re: Stalking [Re: A C Bowden]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 09/15/00
Posts: 4757
Superb! Well done mate
Good on yer too, Rhuby.
There once was a lass from Devizes
Whose boobs were of two different sizes
Welladay! she would sing
as her bra failed to cling
and the welkin smiled down on her prizes!
Gravity -- Gravalax
Edited by maverick (01/02/13 10:59 AM)
Edit Reason: add limerick
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Research hasn't shown superslow strength training to be superior to other forms of strength training. Still, superslow strength training is a reasonable tool if you want to vary your strength training routine.
Superslow strength training is a strength training technique in which you lift and lower a weight more slowly than usual -- about 10 seconds to lift the weight and another 10 seconds to lower the weight. The goal of superslow strength training is to limit momentum. This forces your muscles to work harder through their entire range of motion when you lift the weight.
Superslow strength training may help prevent boredom in your strength training routine while you challenge your muscles in a new and different way.
If you try superslow strength training, start with a familiar strength training exercise and a weight that tires your muscles by 12 to 15 repetitions -- which might be less weight than you usually use. As with any type of strength training, remember the importance of good form and proper technique.
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