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Local authors are doing it for themselves this week, meeting the public at a couple of choice book events.
Robert Sward, a longtime fixture on the Santa Cruz poetry scene, will be reading from his new book, "New and Selected Poems, 1957-2011"," on Tuesday, December 6, at the Capitola Book Cafe. Robert has taught at Mt. Madonna School, Cabrillo College and UCSC. He calls this new collection from Red Hen Press (his 20th book) "my life's work, really."
Robert gave a private reading for a houseful of enthusiastic well-wishers a couple of weeks ago. Now it's time to launch this collection of new and vintage poems for the public at large. Join the celebration Tuesday, 7:30 pm.
(Btw, that cool book jacket features the painting, "Words, Words, Words," by Robert's wife, artist Gloria Alford.)
Also at the Capitola Book Cafe, Monday, Dec 5, plan to catch local authors Thad Nodine, reading from his new novel, "Touch and Go," and Claudia Sternbach, reading from her memoir, "Reading Lips: A Memoir of Kisses." Besides being SC locals, Thad and Claudia also have a publisher in common, the small literary press Unbridled Books. A third UB author, Katherine Kindred, will also be at the Book Cafe event, reading from her memoir, "An Accidental Mother." Reading begins at 7:30 pm.


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On the morning of the 19th, my dad gave me a call saying there was a Glossy Ibis at Stearn's Lake. With the morning devoid of any plans, and my life list sitting at 299, I knew immediately what my morning was to ential. So I made plans to meet my dad just before lunch at Stearn's Lake to track down the Ibis. I made a quick trip to Walden Ponds to see if there were any good birds there and added American White Pelican and Cinnamon Teal to my year list. The teal was the last of the three common North American teal species that was evading my year list. Then I headed off to find my 300th lifer.
Upon arriving at Stearn's Lake, I quickly saw my first Swainson's Hawk of the year sitting on a post just off the road. I met up with my dad who was parked just up the road from the parking lot at the pond just west of Stearn's Lake. A bunch of American Avocet dotted the ponds surface, and after a quick scan, the Glossy Ibis was found! Lifer 300! While enjoying views of the ibis, I noticed what looked like part of the shoreline moving and realized I had just seen a shorebird. After quickly consulting a field guide, we identified it as a Wilson's Snipe. This was only my third sighting of the species and I was able to get excellent views of this year bird. A male Yellow Headed Blackbird added to the wonderful list of birds I was accumulating on the day. At Stearn's Lake, the first Western Grebes of the season were found.
In other birding news, I am hoping to get out again this week and start chasing down rare migrants and vagrants that are starting to pop up around the state. I also got a new Kaufman Field Guide to Birds of North America as I lost my original one last month while birding at Baseline Reservoir in Boulder.
Here are a few pics from the 19th:
The Glossy Ibis.
An American Avocet. One of dozens around the pond.
The ibis foraging.
The ibis and a Green-winged Teal.

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Winona 1851-1861
Road to Gettysburg
July 1, 1863
July 2, 1863
July 3, 1863
July 4, 1863
NYC & Brooklyn
Acknowledgements & Credits
Patrick's Day,
This page contains the data from William J. Fox's Regimental losses in
Both Ken Burn's in the PBS Civil War series and Michael Schaara in Killer Angels,
187 killed - 15 per cent
Total of killed and wounded, 585: missing and captured, 136; died in Confederate prisons (previously included), 13.
First Bull Run, Va .. 48 Fredericksburg, Va .. 1
Picket, Va., Oct. 22, 1861 .. 1 Gettysburg, Pa . 75
Goose Creek, Va 1 Bristoe Station, Va .. 2
Fair Oaks, Va . 2 Petersburg, Va. (assault, 1864) 3
Picket, Va., June 1, 1862 1 Jerusalem Road, Va . 4
Savage Station, Va . 10 Siege of Petersburg, Va 5
Glendale, Va .. 1 Deep Bottom, Va .. 5
Flint Hill, Va., Sept. 1, 1862 . 1 Ream's Station, Va 2
Vienna, Va., Sept. 2, 1862 4 Boydton Road, Va . 1
Antietam, Md 20
Present, also, at Yorktown; West Point; Peach Orchard; Malvern Hill; Second Fredericksburg; Mine Run; Strawberry Plains; Hatcher's Run; Farmville; Appomattox.
Notes. - The greatest regimental loss in any battle, in proportion to the number engaged, occurred in the ranks of the First Minnesota, at Gettysburg. In that battle, on the afternoon of the second day, the Confederates had broken through Sickles's ranks, and were about seizing an important position within the Union lines. They only body of troops at hand was the First Minnesota. Hancock, desiring to impede the enemy's advance until reinforcements could be brought up, ordered Colville to charge the advancing Confederate brigade with his regiment. Alone and unsupported it attacked them, drove them back, and captured their colors. But it was accomplished at a terrible cost; of the eight companies engaged - 262 all told - 215 were killed and wounded. It is the largest percentage of loss recorded in the annals of modern warfare. It as in action again on the following day, its casualties at Gettysburg aggregating 51 killed, and 173 wounded; total, 224. This regiment was organized April 29, 1861, and was the first in the Union Army to be mustered in for three years. It fought at First Bull Run - then in Franklin's Brigade, Heintzelman's Division. Its casualties on that field were 42 killed, 108 wounded, and 30 missing, the largest loss sustained by any regiment there. It was assigned, soon after, to the First Brigade, Second Division, Second Corps, in which it remained during its service.
Total of killed and wounded, 528. Died of disease in Confederate prisons, 15.
Fredericksbury Va . 8 Siege of Petersburg, Va 14
Aldie, Va, June 21, 1863 ... 2 Jerusalem Road, Va .. 4
Gettysburg, Pa 41 Peebles Farm Va ... 13
Sharpsburg Pike, Md. (1863) . 1 Boydton Road, Va 2
Rappahonnock Station, Va . 1 Dabney's Mills, Va 2
Wilderness, Va ... 21 Gravelly Run, Va .. 3
Spotslvania, Va ... 12 Five Forks, Va .. 13
North Anna, Va .. 2 Appomattox, Va 1
Bethesda Church, Va .. 5 Place Unknown . 2
Present, also, at Antietam; Chancellorsville; Mine Run; Totopotomony; Weldon Railroad; Hatcher's Run.
Notes - The Twentieth Maine could not well be other than a good regiment, under the tuition and lead of such colonels as Ames and Chamberlain. Ames, who was destined to renown as the central figure at Fort Fisher, left the regiment in a few months, but not until he had lead the men in battle, and given them the benefit of his military training and experience. Colonel Chamberlain, a professor at Bowdoin, left his chair in spite of strenuous remonstrance and opposition, and tendered his services to the State. He, also, made a brilliant reputation as a colonel and a general, and is quoted as having said that "he never left one of his wounded in the hands of the enemy, or one of his dead without fitting burial." Chamberlain and his men did much to save the day at Gettysburg, by their prompt and plucky action at Little Round Top. Holding the extreme left on that field, they repulsed a well nigh successful attempt of the enemy to turn that flank, an episode which forms a conspicuous feature in the history of that battle. Their loss at Gettysburg was 29 killed and 96 wounded. General Bartlett commanded the brigade - 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 5th A.C. - at the Wilderness, where the regiment was hotly engaged, May 5th and 6th, with a loss of 13 killed, 82 wounded, and 16 missing. About 200 recruits were received in 1864; in June, 1864, there were only about 275 muskets for duty. It was engaged at Five Forks, with a heavy percentage of loss, and was skirmishing under fire when the surrender took place at Appomattox. After the war closed, the rolls were swelled by accessions from disbanded regiments.Top


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State Theatre History
1924: Calvin Coolidge was in office, the Model T was still in Ford showrooms, jazz had become the most dominant musical influence, and the "Roaring Twenties" were in full swing. With the continued population and economic growth in St Petersburg, a young Jacob Alexander commissioned his new bank to be designed by prominent architect Neel Reid, and the address at 687 Central Avenue was born.
At 8,600 square feet, The Alexander National Bank became one of the largest of the nine banks in the area, and one of the only banking establishments to print currency locally. To this day, it remains only the second example of a Neel Reid building in St Petersburg.
The passing of Jacob Alexander a few years later led to the purchase and transition of the building to The Fidelity Bank and Trust. Opening in July of 1929, and then experiencing the stock market crash only three months later, Fidelity Bank and Trust, along with many local businesses, never recovered. Sadly, the local, future-landmark building would occupy a carousel of revolving business, until eventually becoming vacant. Then something amazing would happen
1949 – 1980s
The State Theatre is Born
With the Great Depression firmly in the rearview mirror, a new team of visionaries purchased the building at 687 Central Avenue with the concept of creating a state of the art movie theater. The age of "Technicolor" movies were all the rage, and the idea of creating a conceptually stunning venue in such a unique building became a reality.
After a complete renovation, featuring the area's first "floating screen", push-back chairs, air conditioning and a smoking lounge, State Theatre was ready to open their doors to excited cinema goers on May 1st, 1950. "The Outriders", a country-western film starring Joel McCrea was the first ever film played in the expansive new theater.
The theater would enjoy success for over three decades, before ultimately going out of business in the early 1980's.
Present Day
State Theatre: the concert venue
One walk in the door, and you can't help but feel the evolution of this grand building. Over recent years, State Theatre: the concert venue has become one of the premier destinations for a diverse and vibrant music scene. Hosting exciting acts ranging from up and coming local talent, to Grammy winning artists such as Bon Jovi, artist showcases, and avant-garde theatrical presentations, the State Theatre truly continues to "wow" event attendees of all genres.
To this day, 687 Central Avenue still holds the beauty, grace and dignity of her "almost" hundred year existence, equating to a one of a kind, unparalleled concert experience to be honored for the next hundred years.


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Razldazl Rioga the greyhound presented by the Irish Greyhound Board to Micheal O' Muircheartaigh on his retirement will make his much anticipated debut in Micheal's native Kerry at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium tonight.
He will compete in the first round of the Gallivan Murphy Hooper Dolan Insurances Killarney Juvenile Classic at Tralee. The competition has a winner's prize of €15,000 – making it Irelands richest Juvenile Race. "Rioga" who is trained by Dolores Ruth makes his debut from Trap 5 in the Fourth Race in what promises to be a very competitive event . This competition which is the first Classic Race of the Year in the Irish Greyhound Board Calendar is traditionally a very competitive stake with top class pups from all over Ireland travelling to compete for the winner's prize.
There will be nine first round heats with four to qualify from each heat. Gates open at 6.30pm and the first race is at 7.45pm. Admission is €10.00 per person and includes race programme.


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Plus, he just seems like a pretty nice guy to boot.
October 08, 2008
Billy Reid
Plus, he just seems like a pretty nice guy to boot.
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Wonderful style! I loved every one of these images!ReplyDelete
The plaid coat - I must have the plaid coat. You know me, I really must have it!ReplyDelete
oooh he does seem nice. we have a billy reid store in dallas and the styling is so fab.ReplyDelete
This shop is a constant must-visit for us. The clothes fit my husband to a T (and no, he doesn't have a camel toe from his pants), so we are forever in there wandering through the lace doilies, sipping on scotch, and picking up a pant or two. It's such a great line and the fabrics are insanely beautiful!ReplyDelete
Plus, his store makes you either 1) proud to be a Southerner or 2) feel like an honorary Southerner even if for that hour.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I always appreciate your thoughts. Your comment will appear as soon as I can publish it.
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Natural Gas: Power, Instrumentation & Control Wiring
Natural Gas: Power, Instrumentation & Control Wiring
For the past 20 years Murphy Electric & Industrial Control has been the leader in providing the electrical needs of both transmission and distribution companies in the natural gas industry. We specialize in the installation of both power and control wiring in Class 1 Division 1 and Class 1 Division 2 Group D atmospheres. Our highly skilled and safety oriented employees of this division provide construction, maintenance, and troubleshooting services throughout the six New England states as well as New York and New Jersey. No matter the size of the location, Murphy Electric has the tools, equipment, and manpower to build the project.
Construction Projects
- Construction of a green field LNG peak shaving plant
- Construction of added compression to an existing compressor station
- Construction of many new meter and regulation stations
- Data building installations
- Chromatograph building and controls
- Natural Gas odorant systems
- Installation of Emergency Shut Down systems
- Installation of Natural Gas Detection systems
- Installation of Fire Alarm Systems in Hazardous Locations
- Installation of Security Systems in Hazardous Locations
- Installation of site grounding grids
- Construction of CNG pumping stations
- New generators and paralleling gear
Maintenance Projects
- Motor testing and servicing
- Gas Detector System testing
- UV/IR testing
- Site Lighting
- Hazardous location lighting
- Complete SCADA system upgrades
- Control system upgrades
- Power system upgrades
- Installations of backup generators
- Gas measurement
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We will be having our annual convocation breakfast on Monday, August 22 at 7:30am in the high school cafeteria. From there, once breakfast has finished, we will head to the high school auditorium at 8:30am. Teachers will then be released to their buildings to finish out their day.
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Spartans November Camp Report
Spartans had their first two major open houses before and after Thanksgiving with more than 200 new interested students. The corps hall was busting at the seams with parents that showed up to see what the drum corps activity is all about.
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Still making hats
I joined a new charity group on Ravelry called Hearts for Warmth. One of the campaigns right now is a hat blitz to send to the African country of Lesotho. So I'm still making hats.
This first hat is a pattern is the Waffle Hat by Gail Bable. I used Lion Brand Wool in cocoa and Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride in rust.
The pattern keeps it interesting and it knits up quite quickly. I made most of this hat sitting in the hospital waiting room while Scott was having a bone scan done. We were there from 10 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. The bone scan showed no sign of the infection they were checking for so it was a good day.
I actually started the hat for Scott but he didn't like the stitch pattern so I finished it for the hat blitz. If he had liked it, it would have been solid cocoa but once he didn't want it, I jazzed it up with the rust stripe.
This next hat is an earflap hat made from Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride worsted in wild oak and rust. The pattern is "Kim's Hats" from "Last Minute Knitted Gifts" by Joelle Hoverson. (You can click on the pictures to see them close up.)
This last hat is not for charity. I made it for the 3 month old son of one of Ariane's friends.
The pattern is the Pilot Hat and it was knit in Vanna's Choice worsted in olive and Vanna's Choice Baby in lamb.
I made the baby size since Ariane tells me that Mark is a little peanut. I sent it back with Ariane and haven't heard if she gave it to Kate yet.
As soon as I finished the baby size, I cast on a toddler size hat in the same yarns. That hat was finished tonight but I haven't had a chance to take a picture of it yet. Not sure who will get that one. It's too small for the Lesotho campaign. It's also made from acrylic yarn and not wool so it wouldn't be appropriate even if it were the right size.
I haven't been able to get a picture of Scott's fair isle hats yet. He always has one of them on and the other one tucked away somewhere. I am going to make him another brown hat because he doesn't like the ribbed one. It stretches out too much and doesn't stay on his head. As soon as I find a brown yarn he likes, I'll make him a beanie style hat. So, on to more hats!


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There are over 500 people in Carlsbad and Oceanside living in homelessness: 15% of these are veterans, 19% report a serious mental illness, 35% have a physical disability. The number one reported reason for homelessness is the loss of a job. [i]
In the St. Michael's parish family there are currently 431 members, many of whom are veterans. Also among us are parishioners familiar with mental illness, physical disability, and/or the stress that comes with losing a job. As a parish community, we help each other through these challenges.
However, as a spiritual family it is important that our support extends beyond the walls of the church and into the greater community. St. Michael's mission statement calls us to be "beacon[s] of God's truth and love." St. Michael's can't solve homelessness. What we can do is feed the hungry. We can direct people to where they can find specialized services. We can show people the respect and dignity they may seldom experience. We can love them.
The Sack Lunch Ministry is working to do just that! Thanks to the dedication of many volunteers and a budget dedicated specifically to this outreach, the Sack Lunch Ministry has grown tremendously. It is expected that St. Michael's will have served over 4,000 lunches by the end of this year; that's roughly 75 lunches each week! In addition to lunch, our volunteers provide hygiene products, dog treats, gently used books, and information about other local community services. Perhaps most importantly, through their actions, our volunteers shine the love of Christ to those who come to St. Michael's in need.
There are several simple but impactful ways for parishioners of all ages to keep this ministry moving forward. These are easy and gratifying ways to do outreach.
Monday-Friday, 12:00 – 1:00 pm
Parish Hall Kitchen
Parishioners of all ages choose a convenient weekday shift (children require adult supervision). All you need is one hour per month, and a smile! Contact the Sack Lunch Ministry to get involved.
2nd Sunday of Each Month, after 10:00 Mass
Parish Hall
Parishioners of ALL ages are invited to assemble the non-perishable portions of the lunches. For more information contact the Family Minister.
Trial size hygiene products
Books and Magazines
Cash/Check donations
[i] Robertson, C. (2015, August). 2015 WeALLCount Results. Retrieved from San Diego Regional Task Force on the Homeless: http://www.rtfhsd.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Final-Regional-Report-for-website.pdf
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Model 1814 Pistol
Model 1814 Pistol
- Description
- Physical Description:
- This .69 caliber U.S. smoothbore flintlock pistol was made by O & E. Evans of Evansburg under contract to Pennsylvania during the War of 1812. It has a walnut half stock with a wide brass barrel band and spring, brass mountings including a brass flashpan, a double necked reinforced hammer, and an iron ramrod with a button tip.
- The lockplate is stamped "EVANS. The barrel has a sunken "P" stamp and has "PM FS 1814" on the underside.
- History:
- Edward Evans worked with Owen Evans in 1798 to produce Charleville Muskets for Purveyor of Public Supplies, Tench Coxe. They continued to work together till Owen's death in 1812. Edward carried on the business filling the contract on August 14, 1815. He produced this type of pistol for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for use during the War of 1812.
- The pattern for this pistol was the French Year XIII (1805) Cavalry Pistol. This particular pistol was purchased in 1933 from Joe Kindig and the Harmen Collection by Edwin Bitter.
- References:
- Flayderman, Norm. Flayderman's Guide to Antique American Firearms…and their Values, Gun Digest Books, Iola, 2007. 9th edition
- Gardner, Robert E. Col. Small Arms Makers: A Directory of Fabricators of Firearms, Edged Weapons, Crossbows and Polearms, Crown Publishers Inc, New York: 1963, p. 61.
- Smith, Samuel E. and Edwin W. Bitter. Historic Pistols: The American Martial Flintlock 1760-1845, Scalamandre Publications, New York: 1986, p. 294.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1814
- maker
- O. & E. Evans
- place made
- United States: Pennsylvania, Evansburg
- Physical Description
- metal (part material)
- wood (part material)
- Measurements
- overall: 15 1/4 in; 38.735 cm
- overall: 15 1/2 in x 6 in x 2 1/8 in; 39.37 cm x 15.24 cm x 5.3975 cm
- ID Number
- 1987.0014.14
- accession number
- 1987.0014
- catalog number
- 1987.0014.14
- Credit Line
- The Adriana and Edwin W. Bitter Family Collection
- See more items in
- Political and Military History: Armed Forces History, Military
- Military
- The Bitter Collection of Firearms
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History
I have a very similar pistol that probably was converted to percussion at a later date.
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Avoiding gluten means becoming very well acquainted with Bob's Red Mill products. Safe: yes, cheap: no; but they are readily available and there is no roll of the roulette wheel with purchasing millet flour in bulk bins right next to the semolina - where one of the scoops is missing. Seriously, lets invoke a little Nancy Regan and just say no. From sorghum to teff, Bob's Red Mill products are clearly labeled, tested and are consistently great.
I casually refer to Bob, as if he is friend; he is in my house more often than I am, lining my pantry shelves and beckoning me to try out a new recipe. (Bob Bittner of WJIB 740AM radio receives similar treatment within the confines of the kitchen. The first name basis and quality of products makes me think that these two Bobs would not only get along, but would be fabulous dinner guests.)
The Bob of Bob's Red Mill just turned 81 and company that makes so many gluten free (and gluten-filled) products is now getting turned over to the employees. This type of business practice is incredibly rare and awesome.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Bob's Red Mill ownership changes hands
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We delivered performances in dance and music and workshops in Chinese dance and mask making to celebrate the most important festival after Chinese New Year 'Mid-autumn Festival' on 12th September for LHT tenants at Stanley Terrace funded by LHT. We also provided Chinese refreshment and moon cakes, the traditional food for Mid-Autumn Festival. Approximately 30 LHT tenants mainly from Stanley Terrace and Friendship House, visitors and staff attended the event and gave great feedback for the event. Most tenants were Chinese elderly people.
Thank you LHT to fund this project, all the artists involved, LHT staff and volunteer to facilitate the event. Please click here for more photos: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152362967553339.1073741870.49603953338&type=3


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David Moyes has backed Manchester United starlet Adnan Januzaj to reach his incredible potential to become one of the best players in Europe.
While Moyes struggled to make the right kind of history at Old Trafford, he did hand Januzaj his senior debut. The teenager was fast-tracked from the academy squad at the request of Moyes and went on the feature in 27 Premier League games.
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New reign
Things are different under Louis van Gaal. Januzaj has been relegated to Manchester United's Under-21 squad and is yet to start a Premier League game this season. With the Dutchman opting to bring Angel Di Maria to the squad this summer, Januzaj's position in the squad has well and truly regressed.
However, the former Red Devils boss has backed the 19-year-old to win Van Gaal's trust. In fact Moyes believe Januzaj has the potential to become one of the best player's in Europe, comparing his talent to that of a young Wayne Rooney.
Rooney comparison
Speaking to The Telegraph, Moyes said: "Adnan Januzaj is, in my managerial time, the best young talent up there with Wayne Rooney. You can see what he can become. When we had Wayne at Everton you could see the potential.
"Januzaj has got all that at the same age as Wayne. He's one of the best young talents in Europe and he will go on to become one of the best players."
Januzaj certainly made an immediate impression last season. The Belgium international was given chances to impress from the bench in the early parts of the season before being awarded his full debut against Sunderland in October. He repaid Moyes with a game-winning brace.
But Moyes said that Januzaj was already looking like a special player in his eyes before the season had even started.
"When we went on tour last year he was one of the pluses. He did very well. There was a lot said about him. We came back and within a month we could not believe the change in him - he could go past people inside, outside, to the left, to the right.
'Eliminate people'
"He had a bit of Chris Waddle about him. Chris Waddle used to slow you down and make you feel comfortable and before you knew it he was gone. Adnan has that. He can eliminate people.
"Yes, of course, he was young and he was going to not do it all the time but he has incredible skill, a good temperament and with the right degree of arrogance. Wayne was different but in the same way as we saw something special in him at Everton we saw that in Adnan Januzaj. I can only see the boy going right to the top


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Loch Monsters
It's said that the Loch Ness monster was brought to the world's attention in 1933 when there were as many as five eye-witness accounts during that year, but sightings have been recorded at various times throughout history, allegedly even from as early as the 6th century.
One of the 1933 sightings was made by a Mr. George Spicer. During a drive round the loch the Londoner and his wife saw "the nearest approach to a dragon or pre-historic animal that I have ever seen in my life" ambling across the road to return to the loch with an animal in its mouth. The report was published in the Inverness Courier.
Similar creatures, mostly thought to be surviving generations of the Plesiosaur, have also been seen in other, very deep Scottish lochs.
The Loch Ness is the largest of three lochs in the Great Glen. It's 23 miles (37 km) long and 1 mile (1,6 km) wide. It's average depth is 182 m (600 ft).
The 6th century report is found in the Life of St. Columba, written in the 7th century by Adamnán. He relates that during the previous century the Irish monk, St. Columba, whilst sojourning with some of his followers in the land of the Picts, noticed some villagers burying someone by the River Ness. As Columba wished to know more, the villagers explained that the victim had been swimming in the river when he was suddenly attacked, mauled then dragged below the surface by a "water beast". Some men in a boat had tried to save the poor man but only succeeded in retrieving his corpse.
On hearing this St. Columba went out on the river in a small boat with one of his devotees, Luigne moccu Min. He then bid his faithful, foolish friend to swim in the river. When the creature was drawn to the bait, Columba made the sign of the cross and commanded the beast : "Go no further. Do not touch the man. Go back at once." The ferocious beast reacted as if it were "pulled back with ropes" and "swam away in terror." Columba's men and the Picts praised God for this miracle.
The creature's reaction appears to indicate that the 6th century generation of Loch Ness Monsters were God fearing man eaters, and that St. Columba's stern command set a precedent for the future generations of Loch Ness Monsters. From then on it would seem that they had to mostly make do with a diet of fish, for to my knowledge there are no records of them ever attacking human beings again.
I came across the following account in the Collins Book of Scotland (1950). It was written by Seton Gordon (b. 1886) in Highways and Byways in the Central Highlands.
'From the neighbourhood of Urquhart Castle of recent years the strange but now well-attested creature, the Loch Ness monster, has on a number of occasions been seen. There is in my mind no doubt that such a creature- there may be more than one- does exist in Loch Ness. Among a number of reliable witnesses who told me that they saw the monster was the late Captain Grant, of the MacBrayne paddle steamer Pioneer, which regularly plies on Loch Ness during the summer months. From Captain Grant's observations- and from the observations of other reputable witnesses- it would seem that the strange creature is timid, and that the sound, or vibration, of a steamer's screw or paddles causes it to submerge while the ship is yet a considerable distance off.
Mr. Goodbody of Invergarry House and his daughter watched the creature for forty minutes through a stalking-glass. The Loch Ness Monster is indeed no recent "find", although at the present day it is known to a much larger number of people than ever before. The chief reason, I believe, why many more people now see it is that the new high-road along the north shore of Loch Ness gives a much better view of the loch. But there is another reason. Before the monster became, so to speak, public property, those who saw the "unchancy" creature decided that the less said about it the better. They realised that they would be laughed at, or pitied, or would be set down as addicted to a "dram." So long as half a century ago, to my knowledge, children were told by their nurses that if they persisted in naughtiness the loch monster would take them. I heard of a well-known resident on Loch Ness-side who one day, after rowing down the loch in his small boat, appeared at a friend's house white and shaken, and asked for brandy. His friend for some time vainly endeavoured to ascertain the cause of his distress, to receive as answer, "It is no use my telling you, for even if I did you would not believe me." But in the end, when prevailed upon to unburden himself of his secret, he said to his friend, "As I was rowing down the loch some creature came to the surface beside me- and all I can say is that I hope I may never see the like again."
Most of the large and deep Highland lochs harbour, in the legends of the country, creatures which, as described in old books and writings, in their appearance resemble the Loch Ness monster. A peculiarity common to them all would appear to be their humps. The monster of Loch Morar, deepest loch in Scotland with a depth of 1,080 feet, and a floor no less than 1,050 below sea level, had a special name; it was known to the Gaelic-speaking Highlanders of the district as Mhorag
(pronounced Vorag), and appeared only before a death in the family of Macdonell of Morar. May it not be that in the monster of Loch Ness we have a survival of an ancient race which, living for the most part under water and being of a timid disposition, has existed in comparative obscurity successive centuries?'
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Eye For Film >> Movies >> Okay (2002) Film Review
Reviewed by: Amber Wilkinson
How do you feel about your life? Okay? Agnethe (Paprika Steen) does. She's a down-to-earth job restart officer, with an average family. So what if she squabbles with her teenage daughter over her dental brace, finds her lecturer husband Kristian's (Troels Lyby) desire to be a writer exasperating and locks horns with her elderly father over the fact that he won't speak to her gay brother Martin? That's normal.
Normal, that is, until dad (Ole Ernst) is diagnosed with chronic myoblastic leukaemia and given three weeks to live. He moves in and, when two month's later he seems to be making a recovery, things for the family aren't looking so rosy.
All of which makes this sound like a terribly depressing film, which it isn't. Okay is a rich, dark comedy which finds humour and truth in the reality of everyday relationships.
Less everyday, however, is a virtually pointless secondary story, in which Martin agrees to donate sperm to a couple of his lesbian friends, only to agonise over the role he should play if they become pregnant. It soon becomes evident that this is little more than a fairly crude plot device, which detracts from, rather than adds to, the strength of the film.
The main story is briskly paced and innovative enough to engage an audience. Ernst's performance as the understated "grumpy old man" is terrific, finding humour in the spaces between the dialogue. Steen is also utterly convincing as a headstrong working mum, trying to reconcile perceived problems, yet failing to spot her own marital difficulties.
The script is the biggest star, however, exploring the minutae of a family's interaction, probing for the humanity and humour within.
Definitely more than okay.Reviewed on: 15 Jan 2004
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Explore Yosemite through the eyes of an artist at the Yosemite Art and Education Center and The Ansel Adams Gallery Wednesday nights through Labor Day. Join us as we celebrate and showcase art in Yosemite with local refreshments and cheeses each Wednesday this summer from 5 to 6:30 PM. Beginning Wednesday, May 28th and occurring every Wednesday evening between Memorial Day and Labor Day, local artists in residence will be showing and discussing their art. For more information, please contact Claudia Welsh at (209) 372-4413 or firstname.lastname@example.com. We hope to see you there!
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PK Gregory is the perfect hump-day musician and he'll be at Vino Di Sedona on Wednesday, Aug 29, 7-10 p.m. PK is bringing his one-man trio back to Vino di Sedona for another round of the honk-a-billy blues.
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JC (Jack Couchman) will be performing an acoustic solo show at Vino Di Sedona on Thursday, Aug 30, 7-10 p.m. JC's blues driven rock 'n roll style captivates audiences.
Sing along to all the hits by the Beatles at Vino Di Sedona on Final Friday Beatles Night with Tommy "Rocks" Anderson, 7-10 p.m. You can sing along to all your favorite Beatles songs with one of Jerome's finest musicians Tommy "Rocks" Anderson. Tommy is an acoustic rock musician who has performed on stages throughout Arizona. Tommy combines a mix of classic rock, pop, reggae, R&B and original songs along with the best of the Beatles to create truly memorable shows.
Saturday afternoon wine tasting at Vino Di Sedona on Sept. 1 is accompanied by music by local Celtic trio The Gaelic Dogs, 3:30-6 PM. The Gaelic Dogs are Bill Barns, Lou Moretti, and Larry Perkins playing classic Irish songs like Black Velvet Band and Whiskey in the Jar-O.
Saturday Night, Sept 1, 7-10 p.m., Sedona's original-classic rock group Green Light will be playing their songs at Vino Di Sedona as a trio rather than a full band, giving fans the opportunity to hear their favorite tunes stripped down to the basics of melody and guitar work.
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It's Sunday-FunDay at Vino Di Sedona with music by Rick Busbea, Sept 2, 6-9 p.m. If you ask Rick to label his music style, he will jokingly tell you it's "Caribbean Country Classic Rock." As he plays favorites by artists ranging from Kenny Chesney and Johnny Cash to Van Morrison and Marshall Tucker, it's easy to see his point. Rick does play some original music, but his passion is cover songs to take his audience down "memory lane."
Music Mondays rock on at Vino Di Sedona with Saith (Näthan Gangadean) on Sept 3, Saith is an award-winning local singer-songwriter, music producer, yoga teacher, and spiritual hike guide who is considered by many to be Sedona's best talent. Saith performs solo and with his band performing classic and modern rock songs that will have you on your feet dancing, as well as his original music.
Every Tuesday night at Vino Di Sedona Dan Rice hosts the area's best Open Mic. Each musician is allotted time to play, and it's a fun night for all! Musicians and audience members get to hear different musicians performing a variety of genres; all music styles are welcome. Open Mic starts at 6 and runs until 10, musicians are encouraged to arrive early.
Vino Di Sedona Fine Wine and Craft Beer, is located at 2575 W SR 89A in West Sedona. For more information or to see the full calendar of events, visit www.VinoDiSedona.com. 928-554-4682.
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The story of a remarkable woman who disguised herself as a man to join the army in 1745 is being told in Warwick this weekend.
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Following the death of her baby and the disappearance of her husband, she left London and travelled north to the Midlands.
Hannah disguised herself as a man when she joined the Army, before returning to run an inn. She became famous and a celebrity of her era, even receiving an Army pension and having her picture reproduced.
Talking Birds has discussed Hannah's experiences with modern day cadets and servicewomen as part of their research for the play.
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Free performances lasting 30 minutes will take place in the gardens at 1.30pm and 3.30pm on both days.
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How We Became Missionaries
One of the most common questions we are asked is, "How did you become a missionary?". Well, there is not a short way to answer this question. There were many factors that played a role in us being on the mission field. I could say it was going on short term mission trips or God dropping a love for the Bulgarian people in our hearts, and yes these were factors, but I want to share about my personal revelation or discovery that I realized during our visit this summer to the United States and how we were already being trained for the mission field some twenty years ago.
I have come to realize over time that not one ingredient makes a chocolate cake, but we do tend to focus on what we think the main ingredients are like cocoa and sugar (chocolate). In reality, the main ingredients in a chocolate cake is the flour, milk and eggs. We, or I, just tend to focus on the sweet and delicious flavor of chocolate instead of the main ingredients that makes up a cake. Now you are probably asking yourself... "What does chocolate cake have to do with becoming a missionary?",so let me explain. While home over the summer and visiting different ministries and pastors that have meant so much to Dee Dee and me, I realized about the main ingredients that made us missionaries. We have been a part of some super ministries over these last twenty years that shaped us and imparted certain gifts in our lives. What I call our "main ingredients that made us missionaries" are: Christian Life Church, that gave us a hunger for God's word and a passion for his people, Calvary Baptist Church and Calvary Christian School taught how to be faithful to God's vision and God's purpose and stay on that path until you accomplish the goal, and Christ Community Church that taught us how to love your brothers/sisters and live together in fellowship in the grace of God. These were the main ingredients that made us become missionaries, this is our flour, milk and eggs that made the missionary cake that was twenty years in the making. I thank God for these ministries and people who have poured into our lives, and I am very grateful for God baking our "cake". Now you know how we became missionaries.
Janet Sussenbach
9/27/2013 08:35:52 am
Thanks for sharing this. It makes me glad to be an egg. :-) May God continue to bless you and your family in your work and lives.
Silbestra Allen
11/26/2013 08:07:42 am
We are all called to do God's work and being Faithful and doing what he tells us to do is being Obedient to him.
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Despite efforts by Mississauga's real estate board to head off any talk about a land transfer tax, Mayor Hazel McCallion may be winning council support for the lucrative idea.
Last month McCallion was the lone voice advocating strongly for a city land tax similar to Toronto's, payable by property purchasers. But opposition seems to be softening as council grapples with a $1.5 billion infrastructure deficit, user fee hikes and an unfunded LRT line being planned for an estimated $1.5 billion.
At Wednesday's council meeting, a letter was received from the Mississauga Real Estate Board imploring council not to move forward with such a tax. It said an Ipsos Reid poll commissioned by the Toronto Real Estate Board showed 74 per cent of Toronto residents thinking of buying a house in the next two years were more likely to purchase in the suburban cities to avoid the city' land transfer tax.
"With any poll, it depends who you ask," said Councillor Pat Saito, during a break in the meeting. "Depending on how you phrase the question, you could get a totally different answer."
Last month, councillors asked staff to come back with a report on the pros and cons of bringing in a tax they estimate would add $74 million of annual revenue to the city's coffers.
Saito dismissed the real estate board's information, saying she agrees with McCallion's effort to study instituting a tax. Councillor Jim Tovey also took issue with the poll statistics, suggesting that it's important to consider who funded the survey. "If you're going to use data, it's got to be empirical data. If you look at Toronto and how much property values have gone up in Toronto (despite the tax) … they've still gone up considerably."
According to city staff, in 2012 only $27.6 million of the $100 million needed to renew the city's aging infrastructure was raised through property taxes. The land transfer tax could, over time, single-handedly wipe out the infrastructure deficit.
McCallion told the Star Wednesday that council needs more authority to add new sources of revenue because it can't rely solely on property taxes any more. "The (land) transfer tax is one because it's in operation in Toronto, and it's raised a considerable amount of money."
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By George Neumayr – 2.19.14
Climate change ranks as one of the greatest threats to civilization, according to Secretary of State John Kerry. His recent doomsday speech in Indonesia put weather in the same category of menace as terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. The speech reached levels of alarmism that would have made Al Gore proud. Kerry had "half of Jakarta underwater" by the end of this century.
The claim of catastrophic, man-generated climate change is as factually certain as the law of gravity, said Kerry. Yet he provided no evidence for what he calls an easily demonstrated fact. He simply made appeals to the authority of the scientific priesthood: "When 97 percent of scientists agree on anything, we need to listen, and we need to respond." Of course, that 97 percent figure isn't scientific. That Kerry would fall back on this propaganda reveals what constitutes a fact in his mind.
After itemizing the apocalyptic consequences of failing to treat catastrophic climate change as a certainty, Kerry let drop that his case could serve in the end as a noble lie. Even if we are wrong, he said, we are right, since all the huffing and puffing will have stimulated cleaner living.
"If the worst-case scenario about climate change, all the worst predictions, if they never materialize, what will be the harm that is done from having made the decision to respond to it? We would actually leave our air cleaner," he said. "We would leave our water cleaner. We would actually make our food supply more secure. Our populations would be healthier because of fewer particulates of pollution in the air — less cost to health care. Those are the things that would happen if we happen to be wrong and we responded."
He didn't bother to mention the other consequences: ruined economics, untold job losses, soaring energy prices, draconian population policies, the growth of world government, crippling regulation. Kerry wants all the polices of countries revamped on the basis of climate-change conjecture, and yet sees no "harm" from this revolution should the alarmism prove false. That captures the dilettantish recklessness of environmentalism.
The policy-making of environmentalists poses a far greater threat to humans than climate change itself. The costs of bad weather are minor compared to the costs of bad government.
Environmentalists are willing to deform economies on the basis of a guess and for the sake of solutions they know can't possibly work. Kerry acknowledged that if America upended its economy to reduce carbon emissions it still wouldn't make a dent in the problem, unless, he implied, a world government existed to regulate every country's emissions (incoherence in the original):
Even if every single American got on a bicycle tomorrow and carpooled — instead of — or carpooled to school instead of buses or riding in individual cars or driving, or rode their bike to work, or used only solar powers — panels in order to power their homes; if we each, every American, planted a dozen trees; if we eliminated all of our domestic greenhouse gas emissions — guess what? That still wouldn't be enough to counter the carbon pollution coming from the rest of the world. Because today, if even one or two economies neglects to respond to this threat, it can counter, erase all of the good work that the rest of the world has done. When I say we need a global solution, I mean we need a global solution.
And for whom would this environmentalist world government act? Not man. The environmentalist love of nature excludes human nature. A hostility to normal human activity is almost always contained in environmentalist pronouncements, as if the planet is to be saved not for farmers but for fishes. Environmentalists dream of, as the title of one recent green bestseller put it, "A World Without Us."
While Kerry was fretting over the fish of the Far East — "cod or sardines can no longer live where they once lived" — Barack Obama appeared in California to blame its drought on global warming, without acknowledging to baffled farmers his own administration's role in heightening it. Obama's EPA has prioritized fish over farmers since 2008, supporting a decree that has required billions of gallons of water from Sacramento-area mountains be diverted from farm lands to the ocean lest a tiny fish called "delta smelt" suffer imperfect conditions.
Now having bankrupted farmers through this policy, Obama has generously made them "eligible for emergency loans." California farmers have long been familiar with droughts. Much of the state is a desert that irrigation made fertile. What they didn't anticipate was a destructive power greater than mother nature — big government under the merciless religion of environmentalism.
All the gnashing of teeth over this climate change nonsense proves how unserious and narcissistic the Left really is. They have to find something—anything—to whine about and protest against. But they make certain their complaints are petty. Truly important matters discombobulate them and are ignored. Nuclear proliferation in the Third World? Meaningless. Genocide of Christians in the Sudan? Boring. Continued binge-spending and a national debt light years long? Why stress over trivialities? But the temperature climbing a degree in the Antarctic, from thirty below zero to twenty-nine, now that is cause for weeping and wailing and sackcloth and ashes. Chicken Little is the Left's patron saint.
Now having bankrupted farmers through this policy, Obama has generously made them "eligible for emergency loans." …….does this sound familiar, in the 80's when the government told the farmers that they needed to grow grain on their empty fields because the world needed it…then gave "emergency loans" to buy equipment. After 5 years the government manipulated the grain market and the price of grain fell. The poor farmers couldn't pay on that emergency loan that used the farmers land for a guarantee. In the end the Feds stepped in to shut the local banks down and confiscated the farmers land.
history repeats itself…………always..
What are you even talking about? Nukes. Genocide. Holocausts. Economic Catastrophe. You sound like one a them Right Wing Nut Jobs who's always trying to rile the Rednecks up.
What is Action towards these problems, compared to eloquent Speeches and Pleas im front of adoring sycophants and like minded people who, also, haven't had a REAL JOB in their lives.
What are Bullets and Bombs, compared to Serious Discussions over the Menu for the upcoming Meeting to decide on the Seating Arrangement and the Height of everyone's table, for the impending 5 Party Negotiations on the wording of all future Resolutions concerning Menus, Chairs, and Tables.
THAT is what passes for important, in the minds of the Mindless Ones whom (unfortunately for everyone on the Planet) are in Positions of Power all over the world.
Al Adab
The neo-pagan idolatry and Faith of Environmentalists, as opposed to Conservationism, allows ideology rather than good practice to drive policy decisions. It becomes then simply another vehicle for centralization and control which is the underlying desire of those self appointed elites who wish to demonstrate their superiority over all the poor benighted plebs who just don't know what is best for them.
All hail the "professional" governing class, the mandarins we might say, who operate the agencies of government and control our lives and fortunes without our consent. If consent of the governed is to have any meaning in the future, the elimination of central planning bureaucracies and professional elitism is essential. It is one of the great errors stemming from the Progressive era to create a professional governing class. We can end that experiment and return to self government.
To see the ramifications of a "professional governing class", one need only look to China. I am not only talking about the Chinese Communist Party. As far back as the 14th Century, China had installed such a class who were trained from grade school to be the professional governing class. All initiative, scientific progress, and societal advancement ceased. They became an easy prey to whomever came along; their society stratified; they withdrew from the outside world. Freedom of thought and action became things of the past, and they have yet to break out of that mold. The Progressives love that scenario, as it provides that they will be the ones in charge. All will be equal, but the professional governing class will be more equal than the others.
"When 97 percent of scientists agree on anything, we need to listen, and we need to respond." Of course, that 97 percent figure isn't scientific. That Kerry would fall back on this propaganda reveals what constitutes a fact in his mind."
The fact are thus: When the Former Senator from Massachusetts (who had his $15,000,000 yacht built in New Zealand where there are NO Unions, and as a result: No Union Scale to pay, like there would be back in the Masshole State, and Docks it in Rhode Island so as to avoid the High State Docking Fees that he undoubtably Supported when they were proposed) touts his 97% of Scientists BIG LIE? He fails to mention that 90% of his 97% geek pool of "Scientists" are Academic Social Scientists, who wouldn't know a Thermometer if you stuck it between their cheeks. They'd probably think it was the Paper Boy they've been molesting.
This isn't going to get better. You know that, right?
On this side of the Pond, everything is happening just as Orwell predicted. Just a few years later than he thought. There's no longer any definition for the word: TRUTH. Or, most other words. No longer is a Welfare Check or an Unemployment Check, something to avoid at all costs. Now, it's a vehicle for Freedom of Expression, and a chance to Get Away, and take it easy. Be creative! After all……you deserve it. And, the guy next door who's puttin in 60 hours a week will pay for it.
Getting Pregnant at 15, no longer means that Susie gets sent away to an Aunt's house, in Buffalo. Now, she gets a Television Show and has her Picture in the Tabloids. The guy that put the Duck in Susie's Oven is never pressed to "Do the right thing". Heavens no. Plus, he's too busy imitating half of the Jets Receiving Corps' prowess at making single parent households, to do anything even resembling: The right thing.
We've gone from: President I cannot tell a Lie, to President LIE OF THE YEAR.
Every number is a Lie.
Every spokesperson for President Lie of the Year is a Pathological Liar.
All of the MSM is in the Tank for President Lie of the Year.
None of our "Friends" TRUST US, and None of our "Enemies" FEAR US.
Our Military Ranks have NEVER been this demoralized in my lifetime. And that includes Vietnam.
And, that's just This Side of the Pond.
On the other Side?
Everything that JOHN OF PATMOS foresaw, is coming to pass.
yet it was reported that californication years ago built a series of reservoirs that could sustain the state through 5 years of drought, but the enviro idiots along with wacko judges, drained those reservoirs to save an insignificant fish.
Meanwhile the dictator and mr Theresa continue to prove when they know nothing, they will believe anything.
And while alldull at least took 2 basic science classes at hahvad where he got C's in both, the only reference to the diktator's education is the art history class he took in high school.
But then he brags he is always the smartest person in any room he enters which says very little about those he has around him
Kate Shaw
"Most of [California] is a desert that irrigation made fertile." Absolutely true, and also true in Arizona, as anyone who actually lives there (or more likely, has moved there) can tell you. California and Arizona are people in ice skates standing on rocking chairs, and it won't take much to tip them over the edge; Obama and Jean Francois Kerry are the guys grabbing the back of the chair and shocked at what the result proves to be. The only answer is to turf The Kidz out of office and repopulate the country with adults. Now the real question becomes, "Where are the adults?"
Adjoran • 4 days ago
In the year 2114, should the Republic survive, Americans will look back upon the follies of our age – environmental extremism, the Endangered Species Act, the oppressive "diversity" movement, "ethnic and gender studies" departments at universities, disparaging the legacy of Western Civilization, "climate change" fearmongering, Barack Obama, and the rest – and ask, "What on Earth were they thinking?"
I suspect they will settle upon mass hysteria as the explanation.
The photo speaks volumes. This is probably the first time Boxer and Feinstein have been to the Valley in ages. They hate the people of the Central Valley and have done everything in their power to make life difficult for them. Boxer would rather seem people starve or go on welfare and boil in summer heat than hurt some bait fish in the Delta. Feinstein as well. These two evil women have ignored California's water problem for years. And their solution? Just hand out money until the next rain will come. No talk of storage or dams or putting people over bait fish. The coastal elites have run this State for the past 20 years and are quickly killing it. Boxer lives in Rancho Mirage. I bet she has her A/C on full blast when she's there, while demonizing people in Bakersfield who have to live in 105 degree heat in the summer.
Bob K.
It's all about selling Carbon Taxes as camouflage for a world "Value Added Tax" that is needed to continue funding socialist agendas.
In my lifetime I have never seen the media so bent on lying, slanting, and distorting the truth when it comes to the temperature of the earth. There is no man made global warming. Mankind is like a flea on the ass of an elephant. We are inconsequential. The media needs to stop sucking down the kool ade and start telling the truth. I've always wondered how far down a liberal can bend at the waist when speaking of the Kenyan born imposter?
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When one understands that the environmentalism is a cult of death then all those Eco-Nazi actions become clear, and that's why I call the environmentalists Eco-Nazis. Their final aim is to reduce the world population of 6.5 billion souls down to he "sustainable' level of 1.5 billion – with them in charge of that necessary reduction.
He flew to Florida for an afternoon of golf with a celebrity. Then he flies to California to golf on a course that must use millions of gallons of water to keep the grass green. Not far away millions of acres of farmland have dried up so the delta smelt can get the diverted water, which then goes into the Pacific Ocean.
How much do we taxpayers spend on Obama's flights to play golf? How much carbon dioxide is released by his fleet of planes? Why are the delta smelt more deserving of water than American farmers? What will the farmers be able to do with Obama's federal loans? They can't buy water.
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The golf courses he played at account for 17% of the water consumption in the Coachella Valley. Is his staff stupid, or do they just don't care about what they doing (or are percieved doing)?


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