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Tomorrow's cabinet meeting has a golden opportunity to promote tough new emissions testing across the entire New Zealand vehicle fleet to reduce air pollution and save lives, the Independent Motor Vehicle Dealers' Association (IMVDA) said today.
The IMVDA has been lobbying the government to support its five-point Clean Air Plan to reduce air pollution. The plan includes rigorous testing of the existing fleet as well as of fresh imports.
The association has also been critical of government plans to introduce new restrictions on fresh imports alone, which it has dubbed the "crazy car policy". Work by the government's own economic advisors, Covec, and the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) advised that the crazy car policy would increase the cost of vehicles, drive up the average age of the fleet, worsen air pollution and potentially cost lives.
Associate transport minister Judith Tizard herself has told NZPA that the policy would increase the average age of the fleet while the ministry of transport has said the policy would take 16-18 years to work, in which time up to 9,000 New Zealanders would die from air pollution according to government estimates.
The government's plan would also double the cost of commercial vehicles such as delivery trucks, putting financial stress on distribution businesses, increasing the cost of goods and services across the economy and putting downward pressure on the wages of distribution workers.
"It would be crazy for the government to proceed with its proposal against all evidence and advice, but it is not too late for it to get the policy right and reduce air pollution immediately," IMVDA chief executive David Vinsen said.
"There is now a strong consensus across the motor vehicle industry and public health groups, including the Asthma Foundation, that New Zealand needs tough new emissions testing across the entire motor vehicle fleet.
"In Parliament, the National, New Zealand First, Maori and ACT parties have all publicly expressed concern that the crazy car policy may increase air pollution, and we have also had good discussions privately with United Future. We believe all five parties would be prepared to support measures that will actually work.
"The government has a golden opportunity to achieve universal industry, health-sector and parliamentary support for tough new standards across the whole fleet.
"If the prime minister is serious about her government's concern that up to 500 New Zealanders are dying each year from air pollution, she would order her ministers to grasp this opportunity tomorrow rather than going ahead with a crazy car policy that ministers know could well worsen that death toll."
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Dear Ian, I think you are right and I am wrong about at least a couple of things. 1. I think you have been right to insist on the equality of causal powers. If by causal powers we mean the capacity for the freedom and disposition to realize oneself through transformative activity, I agree (following here to the letter Carol Gould, Marx's Social Ontology, p. 172-3--an unjustly neglected book, I think) that each individual has this capacity for self transcendence or self realization simply in virtue of being human. 2. I was wrong to qualify any claim that genetics accounts for the universality of this causal power. We may still have disagreements. a. I am not sure that bourgeois morality (whatever that is) or everyday capitalist practice allows for universal empirical and ethical acknowledgement of this universal human power, this species essence. What were the conditions necessary for its discovery? Did Hegel discover it in alienated form? b. I do not think fungibility is simply the result of human nature. I have in mind p. 162 of the Grundrisse. True, I can speak a language and a monkey cannot because of my genes. Genes are the cause of variance, but genes alone do not allow me to speak, so genes are an incomplete cause of my ability to speak. c. I think we have disageements about how to think of human differences and the normative implications thereof For example we seem not to agree about the ethics of distribution, perhaps about whether the ideal of mutuality implies some forms of redistribution that violate the (bourgeois) principle of equal pay for equal work. But your posts have been very helpful to me, and have allowed me to reconsider my position. Thanks, Rakesh At 12:48 PM -0800 3/1/05, Ian Wright wrote: >Hi Rakesh > >Sorry for the delayed response. > >> But what about an adult? > >Yes, there all kinds of more concrete determinations that prevent >fungibility, and accumulation of knowledge does slow further learning >and change. But so what? For instance, there are all kinds of >mechanisms that prevent the law of value attaining is attractor state. >Lawful behaviour of natural kinds manifest as tendencies in open >systems. > >> Wisdom in our genes? To me that is a peculiar expression > >I meant that our genetic code embodies a theory of what is required to >succesfully act and reproduce in a niche. It is no accident that boats >have fins like fish. Evolution is a big inductive mechanism that >generates knowledge in the form of species. > >> > This >> >genetic basis enables the development of highly adaptable animals that >> >may be socialised into an existing body of theory and practice. >> >> Again perhaps necessary but not sufficient condition for high adaptability. > >There's no perhaps about it, and I worry about the motivation for >inserting that "perhaps". Where does it come from? Monkeys don't >participate in the labour market. A necessary condition to do so is >some basic machinery, certain innate causal powers. I agree however it >is not a sufficient condition. > >> But that's not all that separates us. It may be necessary but not >> sufficient; the divide is a historical product. I am interested in >> historical accounts of perception, cognition, powers. Isn't this what >> Marx called for in his third Paris Manuscript? > >That is fine. But how is it possible that humans can have a history >and animals cannot? How is it possible to claim that the essence of >humanity is the ensemble of social relations? > >It is possible because there are genetic differences between us and >animals. We are genetically and socially determined. Kant discovered >the necessity of the apriori, but Darwin showed that it had evolved. >Hence, our cognitive biases are objective relative to a niche, and we >need not worry about "things in themselves". Subtract evolution and >our genetic basis from the concept of humanity and our own agency >quickly disappears: we become mere blank pages that society writes >upon quite arbitrarily, the postmodern death of the subject. Freud is >forgotten. Flat ontology etc. > >-Ian.
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The 20 year old boy at the wheel of a brand new Mercedes-Benz limousine seems quite happy with his working conditions, while dashing down Autobahn A7 towards Frankfurt at a rate about 200 km per hour. Murat is employed as a driver for a German firm specialised in car transfers and logistics. Sociologists would call his position the lower end of the business outsourcing chain, Murat would call it his dream.
The setting: A leading German car rental agency ("A") outsources the management of its fleet of cars and trucks to firm B. In turn, B subcontracts single jobs to firm X, Y and Z. Murat is employed as a driver by Firm X and earns less than five euro per hour for driving factory-new cars to car rental stations of "A" all over Germany.
One might think that an hourly wage of less than five euro is a pretty low remuneration according to German standards. You may hardly buy two beers in an average pub for the same money – or whatever comparison you might like to draw. Yet, Murat and many of his colleagues think that driving brand new and expensive vehicles is such a great pleasure – they would even do it for free.
Actually some of them even do so – as speed limit fines have to be covered by the drivers themselves. For those with a more racy way of driving, fines can amount to the wage of the last 25 hour shift…bad luck, but these cars are not made for driving slowly. And what else can you do with an engine of 170 horse power and more? Considering that fuel consumption doesn't matter at all, driving the cars to their limits is what the job is about.
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While on a bad day only vans or trucks have to be transferred, a perfect day however brings fancy Mercedes, BMWs, Audis and the like – the bigger the better.
Murat and many of his colleagues might never be able to have their own new Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse or BMW 5. They got this job because of a single attestable qualification: a valid driving license. Many of the drivers come from the Turkish or Polish communities of Berlin, they are very young and change from one temporary job to another once in a while. Calling a status symbol like a limousine their possession seems to be something many of the boys long for but only a few will be able to achieve.
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Germany has the perfect infrastructure for this job: one of the most dense motorway networks in the world, many with three lanes in each direction. Furthermore, on 60 percent of German motorways there exists no speed limit at all. Every political attempt to introduce a general speed limit on motorways was doomed to fail – to the luck of our young acquaintance on the fast lane.
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Today, on grandchildren orders, we walked by the River Lee and the canals of Bow to check on the construction of the Olympic facilities for 2012, when London will host the games. There is plenty of bustle but the structures are much less interesting than the Beijing Bird Cage stadium. But then, the British police will not be arresting their stadium architects to stop them from testifying in a court case against shabbily built schools as occurred in China.
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Yesterday I went to the National Gallery to view two exhibits, one on the restoration of Amor Vincit Omnia, a Titian painting, and the other on the roots of Impressionism, called Corot to Monet. I visited the Gallery Shoppe where I spotted a doll I cannot give one of the grandchildren. About 8 inches high, it shows Vincent Van Gogh, complete with red beard and blue suit. There is also a detachable ear, with Velcro to replace it. Yech.
This shlocky wonder costs GBP 18. It may be an example of British humor, but I found it off-puttingly cruel as well as overpriced.
Does monetizing government debt work? Should central banks continue to do it? From Nouriel Roubini, a comment on differing strategies by leading central banks: Read more »
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Taking a clue from the suffragettes, environmental protestors chained themselves outside the home of Lord Mandelson in Regent's Park, London, to protest the closure of a wind turbine factory on the Isle of Wright (near Portsmouth). Two of the eco-protestors wore votes-for-women costumes and had to be cut from the railings by police. Mandelson, Minister of Business, was designated as deputy for vacationing Premier Gordon Brown and flew back from his summer holiday. He did not actually see the protestors. This tilting at windmills PR stunt affects one of our stock picks discussed for paid subscribers below.
Two Asia ipo's came to Wall St. last week, one for enterprise software maker CDC Software Corp. of Hong Kong, which raised $57.6 mn (CDCS.Q) and the other for analog chip maker Avago Technologies Ltd of Singapore which raised $648 mn (AVGO.Q).
Nihao, Bubble
Nihao, bubble.
From Kuala Lumpur, in an interview with Bloomberg, Templeton's emerging markets expert Mark Mobius warns that "probably this year" there will be a 20 to 30 percent correction in stock markets.
A correction is normal after markets have risen 50 or 60 percent, Mark says. The major market with the biggest growth this year has been the Shanghai composite, up 78% despite some profit-taking late last week. And Shanghai is the one worrying analysts, although Mark says he does not think it is "in a bubble".
Others disagree, but not many stock market gurus are telling investors to find the exit in Chinese yet. As long as the music is playing, you may as well dance. But I think there are reasons for caution. I explained some of the statistical legerdemain behind China's extraordinary growth figures last week. For this, a Thailand-based subscriber berated me. But I am unrepentent. Read more »
Goldilocks and the Bears
Abby Joseph Cohen of Goldman Sachs has spoken bullishly, as is her wont. She now expects based on earnings forecasts that the S&P 500 will end the year at 1050-1100. Corporate profits for the index she pegs at $75.The top ranked macro forecaster thinks the "new bull market" began in March, and expects US GNP to rise about 3% annualized in H2.
The only negative she sees, and it is a big one, is the job market where she says in her CNBC interview "we are beginning to see improvement". She says that "job losses are slowing and there is some job creation going on." She adds that "labor markets are unlikely to turn all at once on a dime." "many people are looking for strong signals on the economy and now we are getting them" quoth Abby.
Staycation a la francaise
The Paris way with staycations is worth describing for people unfamiliar with French mores. In August, by tradition, everyone shuts their shops or factories and goes off for a month's holiday.
But these days, not everyone can afford a trip. So the City of Paris for the past 5 years has dumped piles of sand and built boardwalks along the Right Bank of the River Seine. There, the people who cannot afford anything but home can lie on deck chairs or blankets in the sun slathered with sunscreen, drinking sodas, listening to buskers and the occasional brass band, and chat or read.
But note that you cannot plunge off the quai side into the river. The level of pollution is too high for human beings to tolerate.
Damn Lies
Oh, shock, horror. Today's Financial Times reports that China's growth figures do not add up. The data from provincial authorities for H1 are way higher than the national numbers put out earlier by the central govt in Beijing. This is because zealous local bureaucrats are trying to show their support for stimulus even if they have to massage the numbers.
Official National Statistics Office numbers say China grew GNP 7.1% in H1 to RMB 13.986 bn. Now the provinces say collectively that growth was well into double digits to RMB 15.786 bn. That is $2.25 bn. Whom do you believe?
Neither the center nor the periphery in my view. "There are lies, damned lies, and statistics".But with the whole world hanging on to the Chinese growth locomotive, the risks of a deflected recovery are much higher than most people assume.
There is good news from Iceland where most European scouts have gathered for a jamboree. The 3000 youngsters are having a great time and they are focusing on creating art rather than knots as they build teepees and igloos on the campsite. But there is a sour note.
Moslem Euro-scouts are having their own separate gathering in Algeria at Mostaganem. This is not really about Islamic separatism but about European lack of secularism. Despite the legacy of Baden-Powell, scouting is affiliated with religion in Continental Europe. This applies also in Italy, Spain, and parts of Germany.
In France, for example, there are two movements, Les Scouts, who are Catholic, and Les Eclaireurs who are not. After the laicization of education in 19th century France, the Church grabbed the scouting movement to continue to influence the young. So the Protestants, the Jews, the atheists and eventually the Moslems created their own troops affiliated by religion.
Joe's Garden
A gripe, an apology, and 2 cheers from Paris. The apology first. Because I had problems with the plumbing in our London pied-a-terre requiring the ministrations of Warren the Oracle of Island Gardens (not Buffet but soon to be as rich), plus theater twice, I did not get to sell my own holdings of Groupe Aeroplan when I told you to a week ago. This was profitable because GAPFF gained as a result of helping bail out Air Canada, along withofficial bodies and GE, to the tune of C$ 150 mn. Some investors and analysts think providing funds to an airline is good for Aeroplan. I don't agree and will sell today. At 10 % more than the closed positions show. I always sell or buy after we publish but rarely so profitably. The plays were War Horses, in the West End, a wierd children's play; and a ghastly performance of Federico Garcia Lorca's Blood Wedding in a Fringe theater, to be missed at all costs.
I want out of Aeroplan because I do not want to own Air Canada or subscribe toan airline's bottomless pit.
Shanghai Shock
We have been riding the dragon with trepidation for the past 15 months and slowly easing out of our high-profit high-risk exposure to China stocks. Today in a late Shanghai sell-off, Chinese local shares fell by the daily limit of 5%. The p/e ratio on China shares remains an unsustainable 35 times.
The recent spate of Chinese new offerings in my view is particularly vulnerable to sell-offs as the holders are inexperienced hot hands.
Today other "BRIC" and emerging markets risk followed China down despite the fact that their economies are different. We have already seen a fall in India today after their central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, not only failed to further cut interest rates, but actually muttered about possibly raising them to fight inflation. Read more »


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I've consumed one to many glasses of bitter over the last few days. No matter how much cream and sweetener I pour in, that bitter taste rises back to the surface. It has left me with an upset stomach and a lack of appetite. They say that one should smother the bitter and tickle the newbie, or something like that, in these situations. My cup is not very large. It only holds twenty two months.
I never started Eve with any intention to PvP. That may have set the basis of my future perceptions. It was not that I had a problem with PvP. I had no interest in it because I had never been in a game where it was anything but another random thing to do. I learned that is not how Eve works. I've come to enjoy my PvP and slowly develop more aggressive leanings. Yet, I doubt I am much of a PvPer in the big game. I am still happy shooting red crosses and building my own spaceships. I sometimes fly around the stations just to fly through objects and I am logged on, even when I don't have time in space, to use Eve as a big chatroom for all the amazing and interesting people I have met.
I started right after Curcible. I believe the week after it was released. The Talos, Tornado, Oracle, and Naga have always existed in my world. The Jaguar has been as it is. Yet, in my short time I have seen the fall of the Hurricane and the rise of the T1 cruiser. I have seen the death of Drake Fleets and heard the tortured screams of incursion runners. All of these things are change and I have often thought that the changes did not really affect me. But I realize that I am wrong.
As long as I yearn for the Hurricane of old I will be affected by the change. For as long as I crouch over my pride of Jaguars and fear for their future I will be affected by change. Every time I tag someone on a gate to come back for a hard tackle and scoop up a Sec Tag in a belt, I am affected by that change.
I do not think that anyone yearns for a static game. If so, expansions would never happen across the board of video games. Developers would use their time and resources to create newer things for their consumers if that was all their consumers wished for. Instead they add onto, tweak and adjust. Even when the old is not edited the new introduces change through its very existence. For some games it is having purges done of every item that they once held or watching the devaluation of all they have accomplished in moments.
When I think of the changes in Eve on this level they are easier to accept. It would be worse if we lost everything that we had, in my opinion. To log into an empty hangar and an empty wallet while announcements of the newest expansion danced across the captain's quarter's monitor. That would suck.
In twenty two months things have changed. I have changed. The game has changed. There was a time when we would never add logistics to our fleets. There was a time when anything under a cruiser meant death on a gate ninety percent of the time and a cruiser was an iffy option as well. There was a time before mining frigates zipping around with gleeful new players scared out of their wits as they shot through a flashy gate camp. And during that time things were different. The ignorant were easier to bait for instance. The game rewarded in-depth knowledge of its quirks and features.
With each change things were lost. The ninja salvagers and the can flippers found their knowledge and abilities no longer useful due to the safety button and the entire crime watch mechanic changes. Yet, at the same time, roaming gangs found themselves no longer locked in stations for 15 minutes at a time and the rate of spaceship explosions soared in other places. Has the price of T2 rigs plummeted because of the scanning changes of Odyssey? Did the removal of the static DED complexes remove farming or just chase the occupants to other tasks, such as Faction Warfare? It is no longer battlecruiser online but cruiser online but suddenly there is a plethora of support ships on the field that were not, quite as needed before.
With each good comes some bad and with the bad comes some good. The problem is that good is not always given to the same person that received the bad. With the nerf of my hurricane I was given the current situational uses that I now have with my Jaguar. I have lost. I have gained. Others have lost and they have gained. But their losses outreach their gains. It may be the clarity of the past to the murkiness of the future. But the cups of bitter are very, very full.
In my twenty two months, I have seen some broken features introduced and those same features tweaked, fixed, or left broken. I can understand the frustration of these things. Little things left unfixed, such as the months that sec gain was broken, start to creep in and chew at you. There is a level 5 mission that has been broken for years, for instance. Why has it never been fixed?
"I don't know why she swallowed that fly…"
One thing about being a consumer and at the receiving end of a product is that you do not know why things happen as they do. Businesses have to run. Things have to be created. What is the vision of one may not be the vision of another. Often I have seen someone announce that they have the answer to all only to have it shattered minutes later by another.
I also have my twenty two months of playing. I've not enjoyed every minute. I've had some bad hours and a few days that I would like to forget. Maybe I am more forgiving then some. Maybe I am less bitter than most. I don't think the game is perfect. I don't think that it can be perfect. Beyond the fact that it is created by people it is the fact that the game is something different for each of those people.
As I was staring at this brimming cup of bitter and watching others sip from its full brim, I realized that the very moldability of Eve is part of its greatest problem when it comes to content for its players. People can seek what they want. They can reach for what they want to have. There are often moments when the exact thing materializes and they are stunned at the inexplicable and satisfying results of its manifestation. But, they are not guaranteed that it will happen again. It may make the loss of what was such a pleasure even harder to take and the replacements or new options feel shallow and empty.
Having something and losing it, through time or change, feeds some of this bitterness. I have tasted from that cup myself. It is easy enough to pick it up and drink it down to the dregs. But it will just fill up again. I suspect consuming it isn't the best way to deal with it. Some will walk away, exhausted with it. Others will dilute it and some cups will never overflow. I think that every cup will contain some bitterness. There are to many flaws in the diamond not to see them. To pretend that they never would is naive.


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With the discovery of new habitable planets like Kepler-452b, the world has experience renewed interest in the possibility of alien life. As scientists and futurists discuss alien life and propose theories surrounding it, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have their own viewpoint about the ideas of alien life.
In the Book of Moses we read that God has created many worlds:
And worlds without number have I created; and I also created them for mine own purpose; and by the Son I created them, which is mine Only Begotten.
But only an account of this earth, and the inhabitants thereof, give I unto you. For behold, there are many worlds that have passed away by the word of my power. And there are many that now stand, and innumerable are they unto man; but all things are numbered unto me, for they are mine and I know them.
Latter Day Saint apostles have often mentioned the existence of other worlds, and church members believe that worlds without end have been created, some of which are inhabited. When confronted with the question of what the inhabitants of other worlds might look like, the standard fall-back position for most Mormons is to say that they are created in the image of God, since he is the creator of the cosmos. Thus they may look like us.
Now, I believe in other habitable worlds, not because of my theology but because the possibility of other worlds is scientifically sound. I do not believe that they have visited us. But I do not have a problem with admitting that they are probably out there.
But when we start to ask what these people might look like, the interpretation of "in the image of God" can split down two camps, the hard interpretation and the soft interpretation.
Hard Interpretation: This is the standard theological view. Any intelligent beings out in the cosmos would be recognizably human-like. They would have the same body types, similar features, and we would be able to see that we have a common lineage as children of God. Looking at alien life in this way is helpful, but can be narrow-minded. Although most evolutionary biologists believe that our body type is ideal, we can expect variations across the cosmos. An alien race may look generally similar to us, without being recognizably from Earth. Think about the variations on our own planet. If you are living in America, you can tell the familiar origin of most people, whether they are from Europe, Africa, Asia, etc. On our own planet, there are racial differences between different geographic locations, and we should expect a greater variation in the cosmos.
Soft Interpretation: My preferred view on the issue of alien life being created in God's image is that we need to use the term "image" very loosely. Instead of insisting that other worlds are inhabited by human-like civilizations, we can think of the word image as describing the mental capacity of a species. Maybe alien species look nothing like us, but they are in the image of God in the sense that they have the mental capacity and capacity for spirituality that would give them the opportunity to achieve all the blessings of Godhood. In this sense they are created in the spiritual image of God, not so much the physical, and God would be able to take whatever form necessary to communicate with his children. I prefer this point of view, because it accounts for the extreme variation that could occur out in the cosmos, and does not force the Mormon view of the universe into a restrictive box.
So that's a little food for thought for your Friday night. It's all idle speculation and it is not critical at all to Mormon theology. But hey, it is interesting.


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Sometimes, when I am sitting in the audience for the taping of American Idol, I forget that I am holding a notebook in my lap. I forget that I go on TV and talk about American Idol from time to time, and that my name and place of employment are emblazoned under my head when I do. I forget that since both of these things amount to a giant blinky neon "REPORTER" sign hanging over my head, I should at least try to maintain the appearance of emotional separation from my subject matter. But sometimes, PopWatchers, I forget myself completely.
Had you been in the house for tonight's Top 10 elimination — in which we bid a tardy farewell to one Michael Sarver, in a turn of events so not-shocking there was nary a gasp to be heard in the crowd — you would have seen me vigorously celebrate such a moment. When Seacrest said Sarver's name, I pumped both fists in the air, then soundly applauded America's decision to rid themselves of the one man whose presence in this competition I have questioned for weeks. Say what you will about Megan Joy (formerly Corkrey)'s kook factor, or Scott MacIntyre's occasional inability to sing — knocking off Sarver was tonight's only option. Plus, I'd promised my friend Maura I'd throw a chair at him if he didn't leave, and we're really trying to keep 2009 restraining order free.
Yes, I walked into the Idoldome with a smile on my face tonight, PopWatchers, and I left with one, too. Maybe it was Wednesday night's Ho Chi Minh Trail of a broadcast making this results show seem like a traipse through Care Bear-infested woods, or maybe I've already become inured to my fate. More likely, I have Mr. Stevie Wonder's JoBro-free renditions of "Superstition" and "Overjoyed" to thank for saving me, and I have washed that down with the warm cocktail of justice being served. After the jump, I break down all the action from inside CBS Television City. Won't you put a smile on and join me?
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First off, mad props to PopWatch commenter "time4bedlam," who correctly rearranged my clumsy "Mount Screamamanjaro" from yesterday to form the genius "Mount Kilimaeardrums." As I climbed its slopes this afternoon, I was glad I'd brought trail mix, for the mountain was treacherous today, my friends, its volcanic gullet demanding to be fed the sun-bleached bones of the easily annoyed. I found the 100 percent increase in aggravating audience members somewhat surprising, considering that 1) Mr. Arkansas and his piercing hog whistle were nowhere to be found, and 2) the median age of the folks in tonight's "mosh pit" appeared to hover around 35. What were grownups doing in the "mosh pit"? I do not know, but they were down there, and an audience coordinator eventually pulled two adorable 11 year old girls out of my row to help even things out.
The two 11 year old girls were replaced in their seats to my left with two squirmy 11 year old boys, just itchin' to assert their independence from their parents, who were obviously seated elsewhere. To my right, meanwhile, there sat two lovely young ladies who I would estimate at 14 years of age. One of them clutched an enormous, glittering sign professing her love for Ryan Seacrest (see? he doesn't need me), and let's just say I do not believe that young woman would have stopped clutching that sign for all the iPod Touches in the world. She and her friend went on to hoist the sign and scream bloody murder for one straight hour. I was, in other words, cornered.
But I took the time to spot the celebs — my girl Kim Caldwell with her girl Carly Smithson; a shorn-for-TV Ace Young; Debbie the Stage Manager, hitting the Diet Coke a bit early tonight; and, um, Terrence Howard. I spent so much time trying to figure out why Terrence Howard was there (and what on earth he could have to talk about with Ace Young) that I missed watching a guy who looked like my 11th grade physics teacher shaking what passed for "his thang." Once dad got cleared from the stage, they began to wheel out the Starlight Express stairs for Ryan's big Busby Berkeley entrance number, and Cory the Warmup Comedian explained to the room that they should get super excited because they are about to be on TV. At our current rate of speed, I estimate that every single person in America will have been on TV by approximately 2011, so that won't work as an incentive anymore, and Cory will be left with the one and only sure-fire way he knows to get the crowd excited (besides giving them iPod Touches): Remind them that it's okay to lie. Apparently, that works every time.
With about five minutes to air, people started willingly surrendering their gum to the pages, and Ken Warwick snuck Lil Rounds out into the house for a warm greeting and hug from Terrence Howard. With three minutes to air, Your!Top!10! took to the benches — wearing the same outfits they had on while Ruben Studdard pre-taped his performance last night, of course — and received a nice standing O. Sarver and MJ(fC) looked nervous. Scottie Mac looked cocky. Cory introduced Debbie, who reminded everyone to shut the hell up for the cold open, but it was in that moment that Seacrest emerged at the top of his staircase… and the girls to my right with the sign went absolutely bonkers. Their hysteria fueled that of others, and with nine seconds left, you couldn't even hear Debbie counting down anymore. The judges weren't in their seats, there was bedlam in the bleachers, and I missed the Most.Intense.Idol.Cold Open.Ever, just trying to write it all down. THIS… etc.
So it seems the show is getting lots and lots of votes these days! I blame the recession — this entertainment is as cheap as it comes — but I'm sure the producers want us to believe it's because Idol is having a terrific season. I don't know about that. At the same time, I certainly enjoyed Paula flinging props at "her schoolmate Simon" last night (so long as they keep the funny business out of Allison's critiques from now on), and I will certainly vouch for the level of talent they inadvertently and despite their best efforts stumbled into this year. Watching the Motown clips back — during which the Actually Have A Soul Patrol of Allison and Kris were at it again, nudging and cheering their fellow contestants — it was obvious that no matter how frustrated I may be with the fact that Michael Sarver gets to go on tour and Alexis Grace does not, he's no Scott Savol, and we should be thankful for such small blessings.
Here's the question, though: Does it matter whether this season's cast can actually sing when the group numbers are now not only lip-synced — nice job getting that confession, New York Times — but pre-taped?? I don't know how it read at home, but that Motown medley wasn't so much with the live, kids. Instead, it played on the big screen while the contestants watched and the judges left the room. I wonder if this is because they were singing over the original Motown tracks or something. Whatever. Still lame. Back in my day, we sang and danced at the same time, on live TV, uphill both ways. In the snow. PS Best part of this medley: Adam Lambert out-Lilling Lil on the high riffs.
We cut to commercial, and the two girls to my right seized the silence to shriek, "GO RYAN!" in unison. This was deafening, unnecessary because Ryan was not currently competing for anything, and particularly absurd since he was not on stage at the time. "Where'd he go?" asked the one clutching the sign. Meanwhile, Cory explained how we'd all react when the pre-taped performance from Ruben was introduced: Just as enthusiastically as we'd react if the Velvet Teddybear were among us tonight! And why will we act this way? Because this is Hollywood, and we're all liars! I swear to god he said this, PopWatchers, he just keeps on saying this horrible thing. And then he looked up at the two girls who were still screaming for Ryan and said, "You won't put that down, will you?" "Not until he sees it!" they answered. But Ryan — who had returned to the stage at this point — was engaged in his very best Scottie Mac impersonation, and Cory had moved on to pointing out Kim, Carly, Ace, and Terrence Howard in the crowd. The latter caused quite the stir. Huh. Imagine what Iron Man 2 could have done for that response, Terrence.
Back from the break, we moved into a segment I will now call "The Deceptive And Possibly Evil Magic of Television." Ryan did a live intro for the Ford commercial, and a live intro for Ruben — even though he'd taped the Season 2 winner's intro several times the day before. Then Ruben "appeared" for his number, wearing my grandfather's pajamas from 1985, and somehow convinced Thursday's audience to clap along in a way Wednesday's audience did not. This resulted in the totally weird experience of watching the brainwashed swaybots of the "mosh pit" put their hands above their heads and bash them together during a jumbotron performance by a man who could not see them doing it and had not experienced similar levels of engagement when he was actually in the room the day before. Like I said: deceptive. And it got weirder! As Ryan on the jumbotron was interviewing Ruben on the jumbotron, he turned to the contestants — who had been on the benches wearing their clothes for today, yesterday — and asked what they thought. But instead of cutting to the pre-taped shot of yesterday's contestants today, they cut to a live shot of today's contestants today, and spliced that in between the pre-tape. Then once you saw Ryan standing at the teensy podium, we were back all the way, as though we'd been there all along. I wonder: Did any of that show up at home? Did it look nuts? Because I found it exhausting, and wished Debbie would bring me a Diet Coke to clear my head.
But finally! It was time for results! Allison: safe! Matt: sa — WHAT THE WHAT?? Kris: "You too… are safe." Sarver/Lil: Sarver joins Matt on the space stools, where the dueling pianist was looking rather ill. At this point, people in the audience started yelling things out at inappropriate times. Chaos began to take hold, so thank god we cut to break.
During this commercial, the judges stuck around to schmooze with some sort of executive-looking man who I did not recognize, but who looked like the love child of Joe Lieberman and Rush Limbaugh, if it were possible for that love child to be not at all hideous. "30 seconds, judges. 30 seconds, children," called out Debbie, trying to get everyone in place. "5…4…3… do something, Ryan…" she grumbled to the host, who was stuck in an awkward Abdul bottleneck at the judges' table when the cameras clicked on. He covered as usual, and introduced Joss Stone n' Smokey Robinson, whose actual presence on stage was weirdly disorienting after all the jumbotron action we'd been given up to this point. It was also the second week in a row we'd seen a slightly past-his-prime male icon singing lovey-dovey lyrics to a much, much younger woman on this show, and I'm starting to wonder about that trend. (I'm also sure that if Annie Lennox were to mentor the contestants, they'd let her duet with Pete Wentz or Zac Efron or something, right? Right?) The contestants in the top row used the next break to practice their imitations of Smokey's arms-wide dance as Cory showed up not just in my section but about two feet from my face, the iPod in the back pocket of his fashion jeans just begging to be picked if I wasn't so terrified to touch him. He gave it instead to a small Allison Iraheta fan named Elizabeth, and sweetly promised to get Allison — who needs a nickname, bad — to sign it later.
More eliminations! The Ryan fans next to me did not cheer one way or another when Allison ("Red"?) was declared safe, but they wooo'd plenty for Anoop and Danny. (See again my theory on why a girl can't win this thing anymore.) The 11 year old boys to my left, meanwhile, had been left unattended by their parental units for entirely too long, and were starting to get out of control. In every moment of silence, they came up with something to scream in unison, and when Scottie Mac was put in the bottom three they cried out "NOOO! PLEASE!" with such ferocity I decided they either must really like Scott, or had seen this video too many times. But then I realized they were just in love with the sound of their own preadolescent voices, for when Ryan asked Randy of the three men on stage, "Who does not deserve to be standing here right now?" the boys cried out, "ALL OF THEM!"
Not in your bottom two tonight: Scottie Mac. I briefly became Canadian while pondering the possibility that my motherland could actually be mental enough to send Matt Giraud home. But during the next break — as I watched Michael Sarver chowing down on some sort of snack while seated on a space stool that could barely contain him as it was — I regained my confidence, and when Debbie announced, "Cory, we need to welcome somebody to the stage!" I regained my soul. It was Stevie, at last. "STEVIE'S NUMBER ONE FAN!" yelled the boys. Back from break, everyone failed at pretending Stevie Wonder wasn't sitting on stage, and without much further ado, they just let the superstar run. And it was straight-up awesome.
Quick observations of the contestants during the Wonderama: Allison and Kris have the most infectious body language I've ever seen. MJ(fC) fakes it well. Gokey would rather schmooze Ryan than listen. Anoop knows every single word to every single Stevie song and practically passed out on the couch when he started into "Overjoyed." Lil Rounds almost matched Kris in her spazzing. Adam Lambert needs to stop working so hard to not ever be flamingly anything or he's gonna pull a muscle. And Ryan Seacrest, god bless him for trying, still cannot keep a beat in a box.
It should be noted that as Mr. Wonder brought the house down, the 11 year old boys — Stevie's number one fans! — were staring blankly at the stage, mouths hanging open, bored as could be.
At this point, the only thing delaying Sarver's fate was a two and a half minute commercial break, during which Cory had some cheerleaders from Orange County do their color shout: Red, red, red, red, blueblueblueblueblueblueblue. Then the moment was upon us, and Sarver was gone, and if anyone is doubting this decision I direct you to the man himself and the comment he made upon being handed the mic to sing for the salvation that never came: "I have to sing after Stevie?" Dude, if you aren't prepared to sing after Stevie, you have no business being here in the first place. The Jonas Brothers are barely out of Pampers and they sang with Stevie, on the goshdurned Grammys, for crying out loud. Sigh. At least we made it through his elimination without anybody saying "Influenza B" again.
All right. I'm Audi 5000 until next week. What did you think, PopWatchers? Talk amongst yourselves. Since my iTunes "purchased" playlist just randomly coughed up David Cook's "Hello" from last season, I'm going to sleep pondering whether we've heard anything that good yet this year. Perhaps controversially, I am saying "no." Oh, and hey! Did you know Michael Sarver used to work on an oil rig?


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Sunburnt skin, how to "rescue"?
Distinguishing burns and sunburn
Sunburns are not dangerous, it only stains the skin and will disappear after some time (depending on the location of each person). But sunburn is different, it often causes widespread skin lesions, and may include headache, fever and fatigue.
The signs of sunburn usually appear within 2 - 6 hours exposure. Or cause sunburn time is around noon from 11 to 14 hours when UV levels high concentration.
After passing the sun, swimming or working in the sun environment, the skin was exposed as the face, triangular collar, neck, hand, forearm, leg, back ... a sensation of burning, hot or magnets injection, can sometimes be a bit itchy.
Then the skin of this area get red, reddish at first say a progressive increase in the level of red. May feel swollen and hard to stretch the skin, sometimes with water simulation.
How the treatment of sunburn?
When the skin starts with the phenomenon of red, feels hot and painful to the touch it means you have sun burns.
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Next, take a cold shower in the shower (take care not to add any substance into the water). Do not scrape or burn the skin removed. Use a soft damp cloth or towel dry absorbent skin after bathing.
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Do not use grease, creams or medicines applied to the nation burns. They can burn the long-linked or not consecutive.
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Prevention of sunburn
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Five. Lavender
If the oil resources, you mixed with a small amount of water (preferably distilled water) and then use cotton rub all over the skin are damaged.
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Of lemon water 2 medium mixing 5 teaspoons honey. This mixture is absorbed into the damaged area is on your skin and leave for about 20 minutes.
Then wash with warm water. You'll feel the smooth and refreshing on the skin surface instantly.
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|Trad, 4 pitches, 450', Grade II
|YDS: 5.7 French: 5a Ewbanks: 15 UIAA: V+ ZA: 13 British: MVS 4b [details]
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|Ty Morrison-Heath on May 13, 2011
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By Richard Shore
May 27, 2013
|I'd say the climb is closer to 450 feet in length - I stretched the first and last pitches to 45-50M each. Also, this thing is in a bit of disrepair - there are a handful of chopped bolts/stolen hangers, and the bolted belay atop P2 has been chopped (no biggie, gear belay from a solid hand-size crack or go up another 15' and tie off a boulder). The walk-off is to climber's left, and drops you very close to your car. Do not be tempted to descend climber's right - this gully is very loose, steep scree. I'll give it three stars for it's scenic views, length, and overall adventure feel.
By C. Williams
From: the Climber Cave
Aug 31, 2013
|Fun solo! Also, the entire climb goes on gear if you stay to the right.
By Griswald
May 16, 2014
|Best route on the arm!
By The Shocker
Sep 26, 2014
|Sunshine butress seems to have grown as many additional bolts in the last ten years as Anchorage has coffee shops.
By L. Von Dommelheimer
From: Anchorage
Apr 17, 2017
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Who thought it was okay to shit on the ledge with the boulder? WTF is wrong with you? Stacking rocks on it doesn't make it better. Seriously go take care of it. Moron.
By Chris Walden
From: Soldotna, Alaska
Jun 14, 2017
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
|06/03/2017 - While I admire your taste in beer leaving 3 bottles and bottle caps of Guinness Blonde on route doesn't follow Leave No Trace principals ;-) Thank you very much we cleaned and packed your sh!t out. At least we didn't see the sh!t mentioned above ^^^
By Kevin Downie
Jul 22, 2017
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
|Didn't see the single chain anchor for 1st pitch. I saw a 2 chain anchor that I figured was for another climb, so worked on up, but ran out of length on a 60m rope. Has another chain been added? I assume the chain is to the right of the broken telephone pole?
By C. Williams
From: the Climber Cave
Jul 22, 2017
|You passed the correct anchor. The first pitch anchor was replaced in 2015 and is now links and rap rings. There is no anchor on the lower ledge with the sawed off pole unless you use the stump. A gear anchor can be made if you miss the 2 bolt and rap ring anchor.