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The eighth-ranked Huskies, determined to block out the noise, are focused on the task at hand: the Idaho Vandals. History favors Washington in this matchup, and so does Vegas, setting the line at 37.5 points. But Idaho is coming off a win of their own and will look to make one of their final years as an FBS school a memorable one.
Players to Watch
#3 JR 6'3" 220-pound QB Matt Linehan
2015 stats: 246 of 390 for 2972, 63.1% completion, 16 TD, 11 INT, 135 Efficiency rating
Scoop: Starting for a third consecutive season, Linehan has been a very productive passer for the Vandals. He's comfortable throwing across the middle to his two tight ends, Trent Cowan and Deon Watson, who accounted for just over a third of the Vandals' aerial output. While it might be a stretch to call him a dual threat, Linehan can pick up a few yards when needed, breaking free for 234 yards and five scores with his feet last season. His first outing may have been rocky, but the Paul Petrino will still call Linehan's number quite a bit on Saturday.
#23 JR 5'8" 201-pound RB Aaron Duckworth
2015 stats: 72 carries for 253 yards, 3.5 YPC, 3 TD, 31 long
Scoop: A 102-yard and two touchdown performance more than likely reassured Vandal fans that Aaron Duckworth would be a satisfactory replacement to Elijhaa Penny, who rushed for 22 touchdowns over his final two seasons. Duckworth is short, but he makes up for it with his 201-pound body. He took a 43-yard handoff the distance in the first quarter against Montana State, showing off his speed. The combination of his wheels and thickness are enticing, and could be enough to be the next 1000-yard Vandals running back.
#6 SR 5'10" 180-pound WR Callen Hightower
2015 stats: 57 receptions for 749 yards, 13.1 YPC, 2 TD, 71 long
Scoop: After two years of junior college football, Hightower transferred to Idaho and made an impact immediately. He leads all returning Vandals in receptions and receiving yards, and will undoubtedly be a big part of the passing game for Linehan and Idaho this year. He's not particularly large, but athletic enough to gain separation and pick up solid chunks of yardage.
#13 SR 6'3" 230-pound TE Trent Cowan
2015 stats: 48 receptions for 624 yards, 13.0 YPC, 4 TD, 37 long
Scoop: Cowan had a slow start to his college career, catching only two balls in his first two years. However, last year he burst onto the scene, catching an average of four passes a game. He had the second most receptions of returning Vandals and is a reliable target for Linehan over the middle.
#3 SR 6'4" 221-pound TE Deon Watson
2015 stats: 42 receptions for 551 yards, 13.1 YPC, 7 TD, 58 long
Scoop: Over the course of his collegiate career, Watson has seen has numbers steadily increased, peaking last year when he led the team in touchdowns. Lining up at tight end or as a receiver, the Vandal coaching staff tries to get Watson involved in the passing game however they can, occasionally putting him and Trent Cowan in together.
#44 SR 6'1" 299-pound DT Teuni Lupeamanu
2015 stats: 38 total tackles, 1.5 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FF
Scoop: Lupeamanu benefited from getting game reps early in his career, playing in 21 games his first two years on campus, and consequently broke out for a big junior year. The nose tackle plugs up the middle, creating space for the likes of Kaden Elliss to make plays.
#3 SO 6'3" 218-pound LB Kaden Elliss
2015 stats: 83 total tackles, 7.5 TFL, 1 sack
Scoop: The Salt Lake City native had no issue getting acclimated to college football at Idaho, finishing second on the team in tackles as a true freshman. He's the lone returning starter of the linebacker corps and the only returner that recorded at least five tackles for a loss last season. He's the rock in the middle of the Vandal defense.
#33 SO 6'1" 238-pound LB Tony Lashley
2015 stats: 10 total tackles
Scoop: After grey-shirting in 2013 and getting a medical redshirt last year, Tony Lashley is a senior in class standing but a sophomore in eligibility. The Vandals returned only one player with five or more tackles for a loss and were in need of an emerging playmaker. Lashley answered the bell against Montana State, racking up a team leading nine tackles and three tackles for a loss. He'll look to continue his hot start Saturday.
#11 SR 6'2" 220-pound S Russell Siavii
2015 stats: 43 total tackles, 1 TFL, 2 INT, 2 PD
Scoop: At 220 pounds, Siavii is a physically imposing safety, but the brunt of his highlights have come from being a disturbance in the air. He made a huge impact in Idaho's victory over Montana State, picking off a pass and breaking up three more. He'll have the tall task of keeping John Ross in front of him this weekend.
What the Vandal Offense looks like
Last season, the Vandals had a pretty well-balanced offense, however favoring the pass, featuring a 1000 yard rusher in Elijah Penny and four receivers with 500 yards or more through the air.
Idaho's offense returns a lot of talent on the offensive side of the ball, primarily in the passing game, returning three of their four most productive targets, as well as a third year starter at quarterback. One question mark the Vandals had heading into this year was how they would replace Elijhaa Penny, their tailback. The heir apparent, Aaron Duckworth, took a big step to answer that, gaining over 100 yards on the ground and scoring twice in his first game as a starter.
Matt Linehan, on the other hand, got off to a rough start throwing the ball, completing less than 40 percent of his throws. That being said, one poor game won't turn Paul Petrino's offense upside down. Expect to see an offense that throws the ball more than it runs, looking for it's big bodies in Trent Cowan and Deon Watson over the middle, or their athlete, Callen Hightower on the outside.
What the Vandal Defense looks like
Similar to the Huskies, the Vandals base defense is a 3-4 with a BUCK linebacker who rushes on just about every play. However, Idaho showed a higher propensity to put a fourth guy in a three point stance and play with three linebackers. From what I've seen, they don't get too fancy with forcing pressure, allowing their linemen and BUCK to supply most of the pressure.
Their are some players to watch out for on this defense, including linebacker Kaden Elliss, nose tackle Tueni Lupeamanu, and safety Russell Siavii. Elliss is the lone returning starter of the linebackers, but the entire secondary is back and is likely there strength of the defense.
Again, this defense is relatively conservative, not sending too many exotic blitz packages and letting offenses play in front of them. The Huskies will look to pick up where they left off last weekend, likely trying to get a rhythm with quick starts.
Keys to the game
1. Keep Washington off the board early - Rutgers found out the hard way what can happen when the Huskies find momentum on both sides of the ball early. A different start will be in the Vandals best interest if they want a chance at this one.
2. Linehan finds his rhythm - With a secondary as deep and talented as Washington's, another bad game through the air for Linehan will be magnified.
3. Limit explosive plays - Three deep balls and two returns accounted for 35 of Washington's 48 points against Rutgers. Making the Huskies earn their points by methodically marching down the field will at the very least help dampen some of the energy, if not a little offensive output.
1. Set the tone - I could have said 'do what they did last week.' Nothing puts a winnable game to bed early like three touchdowns of more than 30 yards, a three and out on the opening defensive possession, and a forced fumble. Getting control of this game early is in the best interest of the Huskies for a variety of reasons.
2. Get Gaskin rolling - I kind of don't love this one, because a lot of the reason Washington didn't run the ball great against Rutgers is because Rutgers forced Browning to beat them with his arm (which he did). However, if for nothing more than confidence, getting last year's most consistent source of offense going should be a priority.
3. Keep clean - Only three penalties in an opener is quite a feat. In a game that favors the Huskies by more than five touchdowns, staying out of their own way will simplify things that much more.

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The Pilgrim
"...It's really not that bad," the man continued, "I mean, at least not for this time of year anyway,"
His friend looked away, unconvinced and uninterested by his ramblings about the weather. It didn't matter anyway. They'd have to travel this road whatever the weather was like, be it rain, shine, or otherwise. Something caught his eye. A cart? Yes. Finally, their long wait had paid off. He alerted the other man to this with a point of his arm. Now to see if their disguise paid off.
They approached the cart with an air of authority and confidence, as patrols do and as they drew nearer, they saw the driver, a hunched figure, their face obscured by their brown hood. A pilgrim by the looks of him.
"Pilgrim!" The first man shouted, "Halt your cart! Nothing to worry about, we just need to do a routine inspection!"
The opening of the hood swivelled around to face them and nodded, wordlessly halting the cart as they advanced. The pilgrim raised his hands as if to say "I have nothing to hide, go ahead".
"Thank you for being so co-operative," said the first man as he drew close.
Suddenly, his face turned to a malicious grin and he whipped out a dagger, throwing it at the stranger. As he did this, the other man drew his sword and the pilgrim leaned backwards to avoid the knife. It caught on his hood, ripping it backwards to reveal his face. Or at least, most of it. The messy charcoal black hair that grew from the pilgrim's head swished in front of one eye and the other was surrounded by a metal cage-like mask. Shock, unlike the men had expected, was not written on his face, but rather he portrayed mere annoyance. The first man recoiled at this, he certainly hadn't expected to come across a traveller like this, but he gritted his teeth and whipped out another knife in defiance.
"Your money or your life, Pilgrim" he demanded, "Just because our disguise didn't work quite as well as we wanted doesn't mean that you're going to survive this encounter,"
The stranger stared at him and then sighed, aggrovated.
"Bandits," He muttered, "Typical."
He flicked his wrist at one of the men and he collapsed. His friend stood gaping in horror as a void opened inside the man, pulling him apart and then sucking him in. He looked at the now evilly grinning cart driver and was about to throw his second knife at him when he met a similar fate. The cart horses, seemingly undisturbed by this, once again started to move...


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Hi all,
I am looking for some tarp advice. I'm a big guy 6'3" and was wondering if there are any "this is the best in this price range" sort of suggestions. My last tarp was a tent (haha) so any advice would be super helpful for an inexperienced tall guy.
@rezniemLocale: San Francisco
Etowah outfitters makes a 6×10 flat tarp that is reasonably priced at $69
Big enough for a bigger person, I think.
@catalystLocale: SoCal
Are you planning on using a bivy with it?
@kennyhel77Locale: Scotts Valley CA via San Jose, CA
Michael, I have a GG SpinnTwinn tarp. I am a little over 6'1 and it has tons of room. It is lightweight at 10oz (it really is a 2 person tarp) and has tons of coverage. The only caveat was that it is expensive
I'll be looking into those, thanks for the suggestions. Yes on using it with a bivy
@kennyhel77Locale: Scotts Valley CA via San Jose, CA
Michael, with the size of the GG SpinnTwinn, you would not have to use a bivy
Do bivies help with windproofing? Sincere question and the only counter point I could think of vs. the spintwinn/no bivy idea. Thanks for helping a lad get a bit less green.
@rezniemLocale: San Francisco
I think a bivy is needed for windproofness. Also, if you have no threat of rain but a wind blowing, it's nice to just plop down the bivy and not fiddle with the tarp. At 6.5 oz for the light ones, not going to break your back either.
Hey Ken if you're still out there, what are your experiences with just tarping it? I'm curious about that option. Do you feel the wind much? Also is it generally understood that you either get a 2p tarp + no bivy OR a 1p tarp + bivy?
If you are that worried about using a tarp in the wind and getting cold and wet look at the Gossamer Gear spinn shelter.
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To Hear the Blue Bird Sing
The Sick Child
The dull, gray autumn sky sags with heavy, black clouds. A fine mist swirls down sugaring the tips of the evergreens. Not a bird is singing. Not a dog is barking. All is quiet on this gloomy morning.
Inside, a young child curls up amongst a pile of fluffy, white pillows. A warm, cozy blanket is wrapped around her frail, little body. Dark circles dip below her sunken eyes and her long, brown locks hang limply around her delicate, chalky features. A steaming mug of soup sits, ignored, on a low table within reach, along with a tall glass of water and a box of tissues. The child stares out the window beside her, not focusing on anything in particular. Many days, just like this day, have past leaving the child without hope. She longs to see a glimmer of sunshine, a glimmer of hope, but she only sees what she feels, gray shadows of death looming nearby. The child sinks lower into the pillows and rests her weary head. Her vacant eyes stare up at the waterstained ceiling. Rest, she needs rest.
Across the room, the child's mother sits with a book laying in her lap. The pages open to the beginning of the second chapter, the same pages that they've been open to for days. Silent tears cascade down her soft features, blurring the words infront of her making them dance across the page. She squeezes her eyes closed and starts gently rocking back and forth trying to keep her emotions under control. Wave after wave the emotions roll over her heart, surging and crashing until it was almost impossible to breathe.
A noise from the kitchen breaks the spell over her raging emotions and she looks up to find her own mother coming towards her with a tray of hot soup, toast and coffee. She watches as Ruth places the tray down between them and lowers herself into the chair beside her.
"You need to eat Clair," the old woman says softly as she pushes the tray towards her daughter. "It won't do Marissa any good if you are to weak to help her."
Clair turns to gaze upon her restless child's face. "I know that Mama," she whispers. Deep lines of worry etch into her soft features. "I'm just not hungery right now." Marking the page in her book she sets it aside and picks up the lap quilt drapped over her knees. Stiffly she lifts herself from her chair and carries the quilt over to her child. As she begins to tuck the warm cloth around Marissa she notices that the gay colours of the quilt are in sharp contrast to her pale features. Quickly, she flips the quilt over to the plainer, duller side.
"Mommy, I hurt," Marissa whimpers. Tears well up in Clair's eyes and she smiles sadly at her child.
"I know Sweety. I know." Gently Clair reaches down and strokes Marissa's cold cheek with the tips of her fingers. A stray hair catches on her finger and she smooths it gently behind her ear. Marissa winces with pain and Clair pulls her hand back. "I'm sorry Honey, I didn't mean to hurt you." A sob escapes from her and she turns to hide her face from the child.
Ruth's warm arms wrap around her shoulders as her body begins convulsing with sobs of pure grief. "I can't touch her. I can't even give my child a kiss."


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Oct. 21, 2009 3:08 PM
Talk about desperate: Cabinet members from the tiny island of Maldives recently held a meeting underwater to illustrate the importance of a carbon-cutting deal in Copenhagen this December.
Inhabitants have a right to be worried—if sea levels rise as projected, it's estimated 80 percent of the country will be underwater by 2100.
Watch a video of the meeting, complete with notepads, fish, and scuba gear, below. To read about Tuvalu, another low-lying island where citizens face displacement due to global warming, pick up the issue of Mother Jones hitting newsstands now.
Osha Gray DavidsonOct. 21, 2009 9:00 AM
Solar power lovers of the world, unite!
That could be the motto for the solar power collective, 1BOG—if co-founder Dave Llorens cared about things like mottos. 1BOG is an acronym for "One Block Off the Grid," a concept Llorens explained over lunch recently in Phoenix where he was finalizing a decision on which of the many solar installation companies in the Valley of the Sun would be 1BOG's "preferred installer."
(They announced their decision yesterday: REC Solar, Inc.)
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Adam Taylor, Ben Jervey, and Lily AboodOct. 20, 2009 7:31 PM
[Guest bloggers Lily Abood, Ben Jervey, and Adam Taylor are writing from the road this week while biking 350 miles to raise awareness of climate change issues. This post is the second in the Mother Jones Ride350 Dispatch series.]
We woke up in Arcata, CA at the crack of dawn yesterday. Bleary-eyed and disheveled, surrounded by half-packed bags and well-lubricated bicycles, we found ourselves greeted by dozens of residents and community leaders who were so excited we were there I thought I was still dreaming. (And, since I felt like I was dreaming the entire day, I can't say that I'll do much of a job recounting it—so it'd probably be better to read former MoJo web guru Nick Aster's post about our first day on the road.)
What I can say is that being greeted by dozens of strangers, in a place you've never been before, who are shaking your hand, handing you warm cups of coffee (in porcelain cups, no less), feeding you fresh, locally made bagels, and telling you that they are so honored to have you in their town, is a really humbling experience. I mean, really? You're excited to have me here?
Most days I sit in front of a computer, trying to track down people I want to talk to. I email across the country, I ride mass transit with a bunch of grumpy faced iPhone users, and I feel pretty darn isolated in my cubicle life. But, not yesterday.
And that same uncommonly wonderful feeling of being welcomed and appreciated has continued into today. From the chain-smoking mother sitting in front of her RV trailer at the campground wishing us good luck, and reminding us girls to "be safe out there," to the unique collection of locals who have approached us to ask if we're those folks they saw on TV, everyone in these wild little CA towns seem genuinely excited that we're here.
And—here comes the fun part: Most of them want to know what the hell we're doing and what that number "350" means.
My favorite encounter of the day was meeting the fine folks who run the Avenue Cafe in Miranda on Highway 101. Genuinely good people through and through, and generous as can be. After a 30-mile ride through the Avenue of the Giants, the team rolled into Miranda without a clue. Eyeing the sunny picnic benches on the patio at the Avenue Cafe, I popped my head in and asked if they'd mind hosting us and our sandwiches if we bought a drink or two. The invitation to stay was quickly followed by two baskets of bread sticks (yum) and a large cheese pizza from the chef.
Three of the staff came out to talk to us about the ride, and 350 ppm (they've heard of us too!), and what they're doing to lessen their impact. The manager proudly explained that he makes weekly runs of recycling to the collection center and donates the money to the local school, but he wants to get solar power panels installed, and do more to green their building. Small steps, he admits, but "everybody's got to do their part."—Lily
Adam Taylor is a green building consultant in San Francisco. While a bicycle enthusiast, he has never done anything like Ride350 before in his life—you can tell by looking at his legs. Ben Jervey is a journalist, activist, world traveler, great wedding dancer, and looks great in spandex. Lily Abood has worked with nonprofits in the Bay Area for 10 years (including her current role as Mother Jones' Major Gifts Officer). She plans to hug a lot of CA redwoods while she's on this adventure. For more information about the entire Ride350 team, check out the rider profiles here.
Jen QuraishiOct. 19, 2009 8:01 PM | Scheduled to publish Tue Oct. 20, 2009 1:00 PM EDT
Here's a sampling of stories from our other blogs you might have missed.
Baby, Meet Bathwater: On sacrificing healthcare reform for the public option.
Paying the Piper: Kevin Drum on the deals cut to get healthcare legislation passed.
Policing Pot: Obama admin says it will not arrest medical marijuana users, sellers, as long as they comply with state laws.
Bye Bye Benefits: Companies cut employee's health plans for the recession, and beyond.
Moving the Earth: Is geoengineering a real solution to slowing climate change?
Chamber Secrets: Yet another group is breaking from the Chamber of Commerce over its vintage stance on climate.
Chamber's Return: Chamber objects to MoJo investigation, vaguely insults us.
Obama's Green Scheme: Federal workers start looking for real ways to be sustainable.
Pharma's Win: PhRMA and insurance execs play good-cop, bad-cop with the White House.
Punk'd: Chamber of Commerce, WaPo, NYT, get punk'd by the Yes Men.
Yes, They Can: Yes Men pranksters say why they made a fake press release reversing Chamber of Commerce's position on global warming.
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Sea otters may be in the weasel family, but there's nothing sly or slinking about them. Sea otters are actually favorites at zoos and aquariums because of their active, playful nature, and natural cuteness. Sea otters can often be found floating on their backs, sometimes placing crabs or mussels on their stomach before using a rock to hit them and crack them open. Sometimes, as seen at left, they even "hold hands" as they sleep on their backs to keep from drifting.
While sea otters do well in captivity, they are struggling in the wild. There are about 100,000 sea otters left, living along the Pacific coast from California to southern Alaska. In Alaska, sea otter populations have declined more than 90% since the 1980s due to increased attacks by killer whales, a fact scientists attribute to changing oceanic ecosystems. Sea otters are a keystone species, keeping invasive animals like sea urchins in check; now that the otters are disappearing, sea urchins are destroying kelp forests, which in turn means that fish that like to hide in kelp forests have to find new homes.
Sea otters in California aren't doing so hot either. They've experienced a sudden drop in population, for which causes are uncertain. To combat this, on October 1 California Senator Barbara Boxer introduced a bill to fund research on California sea otters before they can decline further.
Oct. 19, 2009 2:48 PM
According to talking heads, health care reform can be boiled down to death panels and socialism. Why is America missing the bigger picture? Watch Andrew McQuinn take the country to task in the video below:
Kiera ButlerOct. 19, 2009 6:00 AM
Q: I know cattle produce a lot of greenhouse gas. So if I skip the T-bone, does that count as a low-carbon diet?
A: Cows have become famous for trampling the planet: A four-ounce serving of steak creates 10.6 pounds of greenhouse gases, the same as a 95-mile car trip. But foregoing meat that once mooed without considering the carbon impact of the rest of your diet? That's a little like telling someone who's counting calories that the bacon explosion is off limits, but corn dogs, pizza, and chocolate cake are all fair game.
If you're curious about whether the deliciousness of your favorite foods are worth their emissions, check out the online carbon calculator created by Bon Appétit, a corporate catering company. Simply drag your treat of choice into the frying pan, and a thermometer on the right tells you how many emissions "points" the food is worth. (Foods are assigned point values based on their greenhouse gas emissions—one point equals .035 oz. of emissions. Researchers took into account both the agricultural and shipping emissions associated with each food—for a detailed account of their methodology, click on "What do these points mean?".) The calculator is not 100 percent accurate—the point values don't take into account, for example, where produce is grown (i.e., a tomato farm in a dry climate will require more watering—and therefore create more emissions). But for back-of-the-napkin purposes, it's a pretty neat little tool.
I wasn't surprised that the staples of my mostly-vegetarian diet aren't as carbon-intensive as steak, but a few of my favorite foods racked up more points than I expected:
Breakfast: Omelet with vegetables and cheese
Carbon Footprint: 2.9 pounds, or .27 steaks
Why: Eggs come from chickens; chickens need food, water, and heat, all of which create emissions.
Instead Try: Oatmeal (0.3 pounds of greenhouse gas)
Lunch: Spinach tofu salad
Carbon Footprint: 2.9 pounds, or .27 steaks
Why: Fermenting soybeans to make tofu requires energy, as does refrigerating the final product.
Instead Try: Spinach and pea stew (0.2 pounds)
Dinner: Macaroni and cheese
Carbon Footprint: 2 pounds, or .19 steaks
Why: Cheese isn't as carbon intensive as beef, since it's easier to make (no slaughterhouses, for example) but dairy cows still produce methane and require energy to raise.
Instead Try: Pasta primavera (0.9 pounds)
Side dish: Grilled hothouse vegetables
Carbon Footprint: 1.7 pounds, or .16 steaks
Why: Greenhouses require more energy than most outdoor farms.
Instead Try: Grilled seasonal vegetables (0.2 pounds)
Drunk snack: Individual pepperoni pizza
Carbon Footprint: 2.4 pounds, or .23 steaks
Why: Full disclosure: I had to look up what pepperoni actually is (ew). It's sometimes beef, which we already know creates emissions galore; but its pork and pork-chicken combo incarnations are a little easier on the planet.
Instead Try: Veggie burrito with beans, cheese, and rice (1 pound)
The bottom line: Not all veggie dishes are equally light on emissions, but carbon calculators can help you figure out your favorite foods' damage. (Plus, they're fun to play with.)
Adam Taylor, Ben Jervey, and Lily AboodOct. 16, 2009 8:20 PM
[Guest bloggers Lily Abood, Ben Jervey, and Adam Taylor will be writing from the road next week while biking 350 miles to raise awareness of climate change issues. This post is the first in the Mother Jones Ride350 Dispatch series.]
Climate change research tells us that unless we reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to 350 parts per million, we will cause irreversible damage to the planet. But is 350 really the most important number on Earth? Bill McKibben thinks so, and so do we. That's why Ben, Adam, and I will be riding bicycles 350 miles from Arcata to San Francisco on October 19-24. We'll do this with the support of 350.org, an international coalition of concerned individuals building a global grassroots climate movement around the most important number on the planet: 350.
For us, riding 350 miles along the northern California coast is a small yet important act of solidarity to spread the word about climate change. Along the way, we plan to engage local activists, politicians, school children, and everyday citizens to mobilize for change as well. We don't claim to be climate experts, or the most knowledgeable activists on the road, but our hearts are in the right place and we're motivated to help. Many of us, like you, have already started making small changes in our daily lives to minimize carbon emissions—packing reusable grocery bags, switching off lights when we leave the room, and recycling everything we can (clothes, plastics, cars, apartments), etc. But together we can do more.
350.org is an international organization calling everyday citizens to action with the belief that raising awareness around the number 350 will put pressure on world leaders to aggressively address climate change, causing a paradigm shift in how individual countries approach a global problem. The organization asks only that we take action to spread the number—how we choose to do so is completely up to us. (For inspiration, check out this action being organized in the Middle East.)
As a team, we look forward to keeping in touch with the Mother Jones community as we make this journey. Please leave comments with your thoughts, words of encouragement, and any suggestions of places to see, people to meet, or actions to take as we ride from Arcata to San Francisco. And, if you're in the Bay Area, please consider welcoming us home in San Francisco on October 24 for 350.org's International Day of Climate Action. Groups like Greenpeace, the Mobilization for Climate Justice, and Global Exchange are organizing the event, and it promises to be an inspiring day.—Lily Abood
Osha Gray DavidsonOct. 16, 2009 11:09 AM
While Germany deserves the props that come with its number one ranking, the real winner at the Solar Decathlon held in Washington, DC, is solar power itself. Twenty competitors from University teams in the US, Canada and Europe built architectually bold and energy efficient houses, and set them up on the National Mall. It was a showcase for the schools and nations represented, but the sun (while remaining 93 million miles away) was the star of the show. (MJ policy: one pun allowed per post.)
But, you really should check out the photos of the buildings -- they're extraordinary, even without taking their solar super-powers into account.
Kiera ButlerOct. 16, 2009 7:00 AM | Scheduled to publish Fri Oct. 16, 2009 7:00 AM EDT
Welcome, readers. First up, a recap of the ongoing Mother Jones investigation into the US Chamber of Commerce: Even before members began a mass exodus over the organization's climate policy, it wasn't half as mighty as it claimed to be. A day after Mother Jones exposed the Chamber's inflated membership numbers, it shrank its official membership count to a tenth of the number it had originally reported. Overnight. Reporter Josh Harkinson has the nitty gritty here.
And here's what else is new in health and environment news on our other blogs:
Latest Chamber haters: Investors are now asking the heads of major businesses to distance themselves from the US Chamber of Commerce.
All I want for Christmas is a climate treaty: Our kids will measure us by how long we stalled on fixing the climate. What will we tell them?
Big Ag vs. the climate bill: The American Farm Bureau Federation is pointing its pitchforks at the Senate climate bill with a major new lobbying campaign, "Don't CAP our Future."
Flukey flu shots: Why do people who get flu shots get less sick? Skeptics say it's because people who get the vaccine are healthier in the first place.
Bush: Shh! Climate change is serious! The Bush administration kept the document declaring that carbon dioxide pollution endangers public welfare under wraps, but the Obama EPA released it this week.
The cost-shifting conundrum: If the government cuts Medicare reimbursement rates, will healthcare providers just make up for it by charging the rest of us more?
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Hey everyone. Never thought to post here with this question... Any Planted Tank members in San Antonio? I am looking for some people I can go to for trades or raok's and just people I can talk to or get ideas from (in person). Surrounding cities work as well as I make trips to Austin and Houston many times in the year.
I am currently trying to find a new home for my 4 silver dollars that are 5 inches long and my sailfin pleco that is 8 inches long. Craigslist is not working at all and I do not want take my fish of 2 years to the LFS!!!
Let me know if you live around here so I can add you as a friend and we can exchange info/tips etc. :)
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Yes, my friend, this is farebox. I reside here and into planted freshwater tanks. I have seven tanks from 55GA to 4GA in my home. Would like to trade any info....
Awesome! Sending a PM.
Anyone else?
I am in san antonio
There are a few of us in Austin.
I live in San Antonio. but I'm kinda inept at keeping plants alive. (I can kill anything. D: ) Sometimes I have algae. And sometimes I like it. (I've killed a marimo. Does that technically mean I've killed algae? D: )
So yeah, I'm here. I'm just silent and inept. With the touch of death. D:
(Don't worry, my pets are fine. It's mostly plants and electronics.)
im in san antonio
just ran across this website
I found this site by google looking for more fish stores in san antonio and it brought me to the review thread of local fish stores which we dont have many of
Just thought I'd see who else we have here in San Antonio?
I have tried to get the San Antonio hobbyists together a few times but I never get replies. I've had much more success with people in Austin and Houston. The theme of the people here seems to be "I keep to myself".
But if anyone ever wants to meet up or share info, trade goods, etc. just shoot me a PM :)
It's true. I'm like a plecostomus. I'm back there in the shadows, being all lurky, and only really come to the front if I need food or filters or something. Then right back to lurking for me.
I am in San Antonio.
At this point, I don't have much to trade. I've just started a couple of aquariums and all I have are Java Ferns and an Anubia. I'm looking for some Java Moss, as I'll be starting a Bosemani Rainbow tank in the near future. Does anyone know of a good place for finding the stuff?
If you ask Fintique, they may be able to order it for you - not sure though.
You might also try Pet Frontier off Wetmore - I just looked at their website and it says they're out of stock, but you might be able to call and ask if they have some - all you need is a little ; )
i have several types of mosses if you are looking for some. flame moss, xmas moss, and i think peacock moss. i also have a good amount of fissidens. living in austin at the moment, moving to houston next week but will be coming back to austin every couple weeks
I just wanted to add that I'm from SA also. I just got started with planted tanks, so I don't really have anything to trade.
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Shadow Lord's Daughter: Part Fifty-Five
"Let us hear a story," Maisha's voice rumbles across the warm room as everyone finished eating.
"It is custom for a guest to tell the first story," Kifo adds, her grey eyes resting on me.
"I do not think the Shadow Princess has any stories," Henki interjects. "At least none that we have not heard."
"So what do you suggest, old friend?" Maisha asks, leaning back and putting an arm around his wife's shoulders.
"I will tell a story," Henki replies, his form flickering in the warm firelight.
"A Shadow story?" Daemon asks. "But we have all heard those."
"Not all of them," Henki says. "I think that this one will be a treat for everyone."
He stands, his shape seeming to grow as the warm light starts to become dimmer. "The tale I tell you is one that some may dismiss as fantasy. For even though we are creatures of legend and nightmare, there is still much that we do not know and do not understand."
He turns and looks slowly around the circle, his gaze falling on me last. Throughout our journey together, I have begun to see the features hidden in his shadowy face.
"A tale about Falcon, the Missing Shadow," he says, the flames brightening once more before fading back to a dull orange glow. "I trust this is not a tale you have heard before, Daemon?"
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"That did it!" cried Nyarchagga victoriously. "I set the power conduit in that sector to overload. It was a big one. It covered their escape. The sensors indicate their coming in our direction."
"What about the three hundred droids between us and them?" asked Satchal who stood by the Dug in front of the newly powered up computer terminal.
"They seem to be thrown into confusion, and I was thinking of making it worse by using my bellow again."
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"How much longer until they reach us?" asked Geldar, nervously.
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"Do what you can," said Geldar. "Kaz, any peculiar droid movement?"
"They don't seem to be noticing us, Geldar," the Wookiee replied, and so they waited for the longest seventeen minutes and forty-two seconds of their lives. When the first of the surviving soldiers came into view Geldar and the others cheered loudly.
Krastil was at the head of the group. "I don't know how you did it," he replied, "but whatever you did you'll have to tell us about it later. Lead the way."
Geldar and the others immediately complied, and they all began running out of the chamber and back towards the hideout. Satchal waited until the last of the soldiers past him, and he was relieved to find Ivanna at the rear. He embraced her for a moment, and she thanked him for it. Then the two took off down the passage after everyone else with Satchal half carrying his master.


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- George said...
I've been following the Gulf oil leak since the tanker exploded off the coast and killed those 11 workers almost two months ago. What a devastating story.
Nothing good has come of it. The loss of life. The damage to the environment. The loss of jobs/income for the residents. The time/money put into trying to salvage the coastline.
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Doesn't he think the families/friends of the 11 people that died would want their loved ones back?
BP is an awful example of big business not caring about anyone but themselves. And lets not forget, that leak is still spewing hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil into the ocean as I write this.
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