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conspiracy theory under the Sun but I
was wrong!
This film endeavors to prove that it was
not the RMS Titanic which struck an iceberg
and sank, killing over 1,500 passengers in
1912, as retold by the blockbuster film by
James Cameron, named after this boat.
This film asserts that the North Atlantic
boat passage industry, which functioned
as the early 20th centuries' equivalent of
today's airline industry was also notoriously
fraught with fraud.
The White Star Line, with shipyards in
Belfast, Northern Ireland was at that time
the most productive boatyard in the world,
is where the Titanic was built.
The White Star line was acquired by
JP Morgan, in his attempt to corner the
North Atlantic passenger boat industry.
What is little known is that there was an
identical ship to the Titanic built there,
named the Olympic, which had been
involved in several serious accidents
requiring extensive, multiple repairs
and the owners feared that it would
not pass inspection, so it is believed
that this was the motive of switching
the ships' names, as they were virtually
identical, in construction.
Thus the Olympic was already on its last
legs, when it was fraudulently passed
off as the Titanic for the voyage in which
the "largest moving object built by the
hands of man caused the most casualties
in history." It was only half-booked when
it set sail for the last time and indications
that 1st Class passengers were dissuaded
from booking passages on this voyage.
But the voyage did go on, so that JP Morgan
could collect on the boat's insurance policy.
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Last year Verizon filed an appeal against the FCC after it adopted net neutrality rules. The rules would prohibit phone and cable companies from discriminating against certain content. On principle, net neutrality is the concept of equal access to all content and services on the internet. Many of those phone and cable companies against net neutrality feel threatened because content providers like Netflix or software like Skype take away from their own similar services. Comcast was caught the year before that (2010) by the FCC for discriminating against large file-serving sites and prioritizing others.
While the current FCC rules protect phone lines- DSL and cable – there are still fewer protections for wireless broadband internet content. As member Chris Calabrese of the ACLU Legislative Council said last year when the measures were passes, "Network neutrality principles are essential to protecting the First Amendment rights of Americans who rely on the Internet as a forum for free speech."
If equal protections aren't provided for broadband internet access, that's an abridgment of free speech. It's a slipper slope from there until the few most popular sites run the fastest and the lesser known but still important websites will be extremely slow and difficult to access.
Just recently, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings suggested Netflix receive a cut of revenue for how much business they bring to broadband internet. Netflix is the largest providers for internet video, providing nearly 30% of internet traffic during peak periods in the United States.
In another example of net neutrality in the news causing a stir and raising moral dilemmas concerning internet access is about a week ago when Comcast said they would not count their Xfinity content under Open Internet rules. They said net neutrality would not apply there because they owned complete control of the content distribution.(Because being an integrated monopoly is much better.) Comcast changed its mind a few days later saying Xfinity was simply another cable TV alternative. There's also the issue of a content cap for Xfinity users, who think the bandwidth cap may be a way to keep away cable competitors.

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DENVER -- There are these moments, these stretched-out, slow-motion moments, when the stadium seems to swirl around him. Fans mill and teammates swarm, ticking off their pregame checklists. Cameramen in their neon vests swoop and crouch, flitting from star to star, smile to smile.
And he stretches, and he doesn't quite scowl, but he acknowledges nothing. He claps. He stands. He paces, stepping square on each hash, slowly, precisely, somehow apart. A half-hour later, his teammates bounce out of an inflatable, horse-shaped tunnel. There are bursts of fire, gestures and dances. It is pure pageantry. He comes last.
Peyton Manning runs in a straight line, helmet on, eyes ahead, as if this is any other game.
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On Sunday night, the Broncos eked out a 31-24 win over the Colts, Manning's first victory over his former team. What looked to be a blowout at halftime -- the Broncos were up by 17 -- left Denver holding its breath at the two-minute warning, and it was a rookie cornerback, not the best quarterback in the game, who saved the night.
Sure, Manning finished the game with 269 yards and three touchdown passes, but his receivers seemed to miss a beat without Wes Welker. The Broncos' heralded, new-look defense also wavered at times, and maybe the game was closer than it should have been -- or maybe Andrew Luck is just that good. Regardless, the Broncos are who they claim to be. They are Super Bowl contenders. They are a defense rejuvenated, with a chance to be among the NFL's better units.
They are, finally, the team that Manning built.
An hour south of Denver, in Colorado Springs, Madi Zawacki monitors her eBay listing. She wants to go on a trip with her high school biology class, you see, but it's a pricey proposition -- so pricey, in fact, that she listed a jersey on the auction site to raise funds. It's one of those half-and-half creations, one side Colts blue, one side Broncos orange, No. 18 -- and it's autographed. Zawacki is asking $750. She won't part with it lightly.
Zawacki found the jersey last winter, and she took it home thanks to a trade at a sports collectibles shop in Denver. It cost her a Julius Thomas autographed football and $200, and it was worth it, she thought, a good luck token for the Super Bowl. About that, she was wrong -- but she'll still be sad to part with it, she said.
Eleven months ago in Indianapolis, craft-project jerseys similar to Zawacki's abounded. They belonged to Colts fans whose allegiances swayed with Manning, to universal supporters of the quarterback, no matter the team. They were everywhere. On Sunday in Denver, though, such creations were harder to spot. They popped up in every couple of sections, maybe, just a smattering. And yet, not one was quite like Zawacki's.
The Colts blue is a little off, a bit too dark. And wait -- the collar is ringed in orange, not white. This isn't a Colts half. It's a Broncos alternate jersey stitched together with a road white, because it's been three years, because Manning versus Indianapolis is last year's news, because the Colts are Luck's team.
Because Peyton's city is Denver now.
When Demarcus Ware signed with the Broncos in March, it ended the defensive end's nine-year tenure in Dallas. The Cowboys were the only team he'd ever known, and he was their king. Injuries slowed Ware in his final season in Texas, and just like Manning two years before, he had questions when he arrived in Denver.
How could he make this new place his home? How would he become a leader within months? There were smaller concerns, too: where to live, where to grocery shop. Where would he feel comfortable?
So Ware turned to Manning. Live in this neighborhood, the quarterback suggested, you'll be comfortable. Manning covered the logistics, but he also left the defensive end with a better sense of how to become Demarcus Ware, Denver Bronco.
"I think the main thing is to just be you," Ware recalled Manning telling him. "We've been playing for so long -- me 10 [years], him 17 -- and so it's a new color, a new jersey, a new atmosphere, but he told me that if I go out and play with the same tenacity as I did with the Cowboys and he did with Indy, the sky's the limit.
"Peyton's done it really well in being effective," Ware added. "At the end of the day, it's all about how you play. … If you can be effective and still be a great leader, eventually the guys corral around you and make you really comfortable. They know you're the guy they look up to, the guy who's going to help out, the leader that they need."
Ware's transition has been seamless. He's the smiling, soft-spoken captain who still leaves younger players in awe -- and he has Manning to thank, at least in part.
In Denver, it's possible to eat your dinner at John Elway's restaurant and buy your car at a dealership bearing his name. It's as if No. 7 sprung out of the Rockies, as if Stanford and California never happened, because Elway is Denver, through and through.
Manning will never be that, which is understandable. The Broncos were Elway's career, and they are Manning's retirement home, the team with which he'll spend the admittedly awesome twilight of his career. Even so, Manning in Denver feels like more than just a late-career rental, and never more than on Sunday, thanks to the phenomenon that is Andrew Luck.
On Sunday, Luck stomped into town and made an offense that would be mediocre at best without him look excellent.
"He's at the top," Broncos safety Rahim Moore said of Luck. "I see his growth. I've been playing against him since college. I've known him since high school. … He's at the top of the game. When Manning retires, Andrew Luck, I believe, is going to take over the game."
Indianapolis has moved on, with good reason, and somehow, that makes No. 18 in orange seem that much less jarring. It makes four years ago seem like 14, and when Manning refers to the Colts as "they," it flows easily off the tongue. Their offense, their game plan, their attack. There's no being rattled this season, not like last year, when playing in the stadium he built proved to be more than Manning bargained for. Now, though, with a Super Bowl trip behind him and a revamped roster, Manning will take the stadium he built and raise it a team. This season, Manning may just have the deepest, most complete roster he ever has, and that trumps nostalgia a thousand times over.
With the win Sunday, Manning added the Colts to the list of NFL teams he's defeated. Thirty-one became 32, a feat only he and Brett Favre have accomplished. It's a feat of greatness, but it's also a feat of permanence, a fact that doesn't escape the Broncos' quarterback.
"I think it means you have to be old," Manning said. "You have to be 38 years old, at least, to beat all 32 teams. I don't think I'll put that up on my mantel or anything."
In moments like these, he's all too willing to embrace his age and the miles he's put on his arm. Manning doesn't want to admit to the emotion in this, to acknowledge that his place has changed, and his legacy, too. So he'll joke about being 38, a full 14 years older than Luck, and he'll play the cranky old man. He'll play it -- but only when it's convenient.
A few moments later, Manning is asked about his successor. Luck is good. Among the best. Some might say he'll be the best to ever play.
Manning laughs. The subject, he said, is "a little deep for a Tennessee graduate." But there's a nanosecond before the joke, when those five words come at him. His eyes flash. The best to ever play -- Manning isn't having that, not yet, not when he's got a few great seasons left. Not when he's out for that second Super Bowl and armed to do it.
And when he glares for that blink of a moment, before he cracks his signature joke, Manning is the purest form of himself. He's determined, focused, hungry, and maybe Madi Zawacki shouldn't sell her jersey, not quite yet. It may just be worth twice as much come February.


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Realtek doesn't show in Device Manager
Hi guys,
I'm trying to get Realtek installed and i do manage to install it without getting a failure message or whatsoever. But the problem is that it does not work.
I installed and removed many codecs and versions of realtek, it just doesn't show in the device manager.
The only thing i see is High Definition Audio Device, and not Realtek.
How can i get realtek correctly installed??
thanks in advance.
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|11 Jun 2011
You didn't fill in the system spec's. Makes it hard to figure out what you have without it.
Generally the High Definition Audio Device is the sound module. Does the sound work, just that it's not showing "RealTek"? Did it ever work? If you upgraded from XP, you need Vista/Windows 7 specific drivers, the XP drivers usually are not compatible.
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|11 Jun 2011
Hi fireberd, thanks for replying.
I did manage to solve it, yes the sound did work, but i had no options like stereo mix, it took me so long to find out that the device i should 've installed is VIA and not Realtek. Now that i installed it from the manufacture's site, the stereomix option finally appears and it works fine. This is like a dream!!
One thing I must add for people who might face the same problem:
I did try to install VIA from the manufacture's site (asus in my case) earlier, and it didn't work. So I thought my audio device was Realtek which is not right.
I then read something about UAA codec, I downloaded that, then installed VIA and now stereomix works fine, and VIA Audio device is listed in device manager.
hope this helps.
|My System Specs
|11 Jun 2011
OK. Thanks for the feedback and what the problem was, and that it's resolved.
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Somewhat chilly tonight and foggy. We'll make a big roaring fire. Some of the usual Occupiers are here plus one Occupier we don't get to see very often. He generally has other commitments. We're pleased he is with us tonight. Things are being set up and……oh man! Not again? A DPD officer is pulling up and getting out of his car. Will they ever figure out that people have civil rights? Will they ever figure out that not everyone will allow them to use the bully tactics they are so used to? This really sucks!
The officer is wishing everyone good evening and acting very friendly. He's looking for one of our Occupiers who was a victim of a violent crime a while back. The Occupier is with us tonight and speaks with the officer. He agrees to meet with the D.A. later. The interaction is very civil, the officer says,"O.K., have a good night everybody" and he leaves. Kind of funny. When you need an Occupier, this would be the place to find one.
We resume our activities and begin talking about the latest news from Gaza. It has recently become common knowledge that a large amount of natural gas has been discovered off the shoreline of Gaza. A British gas company with connections to several wealthy families in Lebanon is said to be negotiating with Israel for the rights to this natural gas. Wait a minute…. Israel? Doesn't the gas belong to the Palestinians? Well, you know how that goes. Apparently Netanyahu or somebody has said there is no way the Hamas is going to get any of that money. After all, they wouldn't use it to buy food, building supplies, heating materials or stuff like that, would they? Of course not. They'd use that money to buy weapons! Then they would kill all the Israelis. Who woulda thought? So, of course, the Israelis will have to bomb Gaza into dust so as to prevent the Palestinians from bombing them. Make sense? Will Obama and friends allow this to happen?
The conversation is going strong but we notice there are a really a lot of street people coming over. There are more street people here tonight than we have ever had at one time. They aren't particularly interested in talking about the Middle East. It's their Memorial and neighborhood too so we begin to focus on them and what they have to say. Most are signifying and clowning around. One 40 something street man who was a sometime camper at the Civic Center camp sits down and appears to be interested in serious conversation. He starts out by asking us why white people hate black people. We assure him that we are completely opposed to hatred of any kind. We believe he asked that question to get our attention. He tells us about his past life as a drug dealer and of serving an 18 year prison term for killing in self-defense. He says he was married once, told his wife he was going to the store for a pack of cigarettes and just never came back. An Occupier says, "Well you lived to tell about it so you must be doing something right". He laughs, "She sure told the truth now didn't she?" More and more street people are coming around, everybody's laughing and greeting each other. Our new friend, the older man from the neighborhood stops by. A young Indian man sits down. He softly tells us the story of the coming of the white buffalo. When he leaves, the older man says, "It's too bad that people still rely on myths and superstitions. They have science now so shouldn't keep believing in fairy tales." An Occupier politely replies, "It really doesn't matter. Both science and the coming of the white buffalo tell us that the earth is being killed and we must change our ways and save her. The older man accepts this.
These evenings seem to go by really fast. The fire is down to coals and "curfew" is coming up soon. If we're going to get any business done we'll probably have to call another Occupiers only meeting. We're also going to have to start thinking about going inside for the worst of the winter. We say good night with plans to meet here again on Saturday.


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Stocks Surge on Bernanke Remarks
Signals that the Federal Reserve will keep its easy-money policies in place for the long haul energized investors across the globe. The Asiana pilots initially chose to wait for rescue crews before ordering the evacuation of the plane.
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The History of Tomato Soup
By Michelle Fabio
It's one of America's greatest treasures, immortalized by Pop Art icon Andy Warhol in the 1960s, and enjoyed by countless children (and adults) alongside grilled cheese sandwiches every day.
We're talking about tomato soup.
Although an Internet search will come up with hundreds of different recipes and variations from "bisque" to "gazpacho" to "cream of", the one that many of us could probably pick out of a taste test was the idea of a 24-year-old European chemist–in 1897.
According to the Campbell Soup Company's website, Dr. John T. Dorrance had been hired "reluctantly" by his uncle Arthur, general manager of the company; Dr. Dorrance even paid for his own laboratory equipment.
But he soon more than earned his token $7.50/week salary when he came up with the idea of canned condensed soup, i.e., taking out the water. This made a 10 oz. can of condensed soup cost a dime whereas a 32 oz. can of traditional soup was 30 cents.
The condensation idea saved costs in shipping, packaging, and storage, and, most importantly, made Campbell's a household name in soups.
Indeed, Dr. Dorrance quite literally put the "Soup" in the company name–before condensed tomato soup, it had simply been "Campbell Company."
But the real question–where did he stand on the slurping issue?
4 Responses to "The History of Tomato Soup"
snowbird Says:
August 18th, 2008 at 2:56 pm
Tomato soup was a staple back in the 60's for my family and lots of others which turned me against it as I got older.I always felt that tomato soup was only for the poor.Down through the years there have been times when we were low on funds,either because of sickness or no worthwhile job..but we did the best we could.Yet I began to feel a deep appreciation for tomatoes and tomato soup because it filled our bellies.Several years ago I fell on some hard times again and was really hungry.I began to think if only I had a tomato and mayo sandwich,I'd be so happy..so I prayed for at least one tomato.That evening a neighbor knocked on my door with a hand full of tomatoes and asked me did I need any of them..little did she know.I've repeated this story several times because surely those tomato sandwiches were some of the best I've ever eaten..and how could you ever in your entire life dream about using anything but tomato sauce on spaghetti,one of my most favorite foods!!
michelle Says:
August 23rd, 2008 at 3:25 am
Thanks so much for sharing these memories, Snowbird; it's always amazing to hear how many of us have such strong connections with the lovely tomato 🙂
Debra Rodenbeck Says:
December 31st, 2008 at 9:04 pm
My great grandfather August Rodenbeck was said to have something to do with the creation of the Joseph Campbell's condenced tomato soup. He worked for the Joseph Campbell Company in the 1880-1890's.
michelle Says:
January 1st, 2009 at 5:36 am
How wonderful Debra! A belated thank you to your great-grandfather from me 🙂


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Maybe you have heard of the term but you're wondering, "what is geocaching, exactly?" Geocaching is a treasure hunting activity that uses a GPS device to locate caches (cache is a word that means hidden supply) . There are more than a million of these caches hidden around the world, and they may contain anything you can imagine if it fits inside the container. Geocaching is often called a sport, but that is a misleading description in some ways. Geocaching does not have to be physically challenging and it is not really considered a competition (although like any activity it can be made competitive). Geocaches have difficulty ratings ranging from extremely easy to nearly impossible.
Why is geocaching fun for the millions of people who participate in the activity? There are a lot of reasons but the biggest one is the sense of adventure that comes from hunting for these hidden treasures. You are given GPS coordinates and sometimes clues to help you find a cache. Using the coordinates and clues, you navigate to where the cache is hidden. Getting there is part of the fun, but once you reach the correct location actually finding the cache can be a challenge, too. It's a lot like using a modern day pirate treasure map to track down buried loot. Besides the thrill of successfully locating caches, some other reasons geocaching is fun include the interesting locations you can discover and the "covert" nature of finding caches without revealing what you are doing to people who may be nearby when you find it. If you want an excuse to pretend to be a secret agent on a classified mission, this is it!
So how does geocaching work? Here is a description of a typical geocache find, from start to finish: Step one is to pick a cache to look for. There are several websites that list geocache locations, but the biggest and most popular is Geocaching.com. You can use the website free without setting up an account, but a free account will let you keep track of caches you have found and post comments about them. The GPS coordinates for the cache will be listed for you to write down or print out. Alternately, you can download cache information (with coordinates) to your mobile phone or GPS device if they feature the capability to do so.
Once you have selected a cache and you have the coordinates, use your GPS device to get to the location. This can vary in difficulty depending on the capability of your device and the cache you choose. Some geocaching apps that are available will give you detailed instructions to get from your current location to the coordinates and can include a compass feature to guide you the last few feet. There are both free and paid options for geocaching apps. Your device will get you close to where the cache is hidden, and that's when you begin looking around the area to uncover the treasure. If any clues were provided they will often help you to find the cache. Geocaches are rarely buried since burying them is considered against the rules. So a shovel is not needed, but caches are almost never in plain sight. Usually you have to look under or behind something and sometimes move objects that conceal the treasure.
When you find the geocache container, it might be anything from a small film canister to a large ammo box. Inside the container there should be (at minimum) some kind of a log for you to sign as verification of your find. There will usually be other random items inside, too. You may find foreign coins, action figures, books, jewelry, toys, and sometimes trackable items that geocachers move from cache to cache. It is considered good geocaching etiquette to leave something in exchange for treasures you remove. After plundering the treasure you sign the log, replace the contents of the cache, then hide the container just like it was when you find it for the next geocacher to look for. If you have an account set up on Geocaching.com or a similar website you can post a notification that you found it and leave comments if you like.
Are you wondering what do you need to try geocaching? The only real requirement is a GPS device capable of letting you know your precise location on the globe. This could easily be a GPS enabled phone or the navigation built in to your vehicle. A handheld device is a better option, because you can use it to guide you within a few feet of the geocache location while a GPS mounted in your car may not be able to get you right on top of the cache. It's a good idea to have versatile footwear in case you want to venture into a patch of woods or climb a steep slope. Carrying your own pen to sign the log is also a good idea, in case one is not provided or is out of ink.
If you decide to give geocaching a try, Geocaching.com should be your next stop. There you can find more information about how to get started and how to choose a good candidate for your first attempt. You may be surprised by how close to home some caches are. You could be sitting less than 500 feet from one right now. It might also amaze you to discover some of the crazy locations geocaches have been hidden. For example, there are several scattered around Antarctica, and there's even one on the International Space Station! If you find that you enjoy geocaching you may eventually decide you want to create and hide your own cache for others to find. Whether it becomes a lifelong hobby or just a single afternoon distraction, chances are very good you will enjoy your geocaching experience.


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Date added: Jan 22, 2011
- Tarzan Ball is the sequel to hit physics-puzzle IQ Ball! Use your extendable sticky arm to help the fluffy ball reach the Bull's Eye with as few clicks as possible. Can you pass all 25 levels and complete the Bonus levels? Don't forget to submit your score!
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
IAIDQ Blog Carnival, April 2010
I've dusted down the blog today to host April's IAIDQ blog carnival for information/data quality bloggers, a look at some of the month's best blog posts.
In keeping with this blog's focus, I've decided concentrate on posts about data quality (as a data issue) rather than on business or other practices, or on personnel issues; so I've largely bypassed posts about persuading executives to invest in improved data quality, data quality tools within businesses, return on investment and the like, though this is no reflection on the quality of those posts.
We can start with Daragh O Brien, a man who rarely utters a word I don't agree with, and he utters them always with great aplomb. His recounting of the difficulties of matching and moving his contact data from 'phone to 'phone in his post Do we have an App for that? shows well how real people have to grapple with data quality issues on a daily basis.
Also on the theme of data everywhere in our environment, and certainly not just within businesses, is the good Jim Harris' post Data, Data Everywhere, But Where Is Data Quality?. Jim, an obsessive compulsive blogger and independent consultant, speaker and writer looks at the avalanche of data we contend with daily, why its quality matters, and how we need to manage it.
I can't let the carnival go on without a mention of Dylan Jones, editor of Data Quality Pro and a prime mover in getting the importance of data quality recognised. Dylan's post is an Expert Interview with Jill Wanless (author of the Data Quality from the Ground Up blog). So I get to mention two data quality scions in a single paragraph.
I won't generally eat anything more exotic than a chicken and mushroom pie, and you'd have to tie me up and use a cattle prod to get me anywhere near IKEA, but Henrik Liliendahl Sørensen has continued his posts about data diversity with Data Quality and World Food. Henrik's work with, amongst others, Omikron, has given him a good understanding of the importance of understanding global diversity, and he blogs about it regularly.
Finally I'd like to make an honorable mention of Julian Schwarzenbach's final entry in his series The Data Zoo - How data personalities interact. Though I'm breaking my rule here of avoiding blog entries which revolve around data quality within businesses rather than as something generic, Julian's work in sifting and identifying the personalities involved in data quality work is a remarkable series, though I'm stuck with the feeling that I actually belong in each one of the nine categories identified, which is a trifle worrying ...
Apologies again to the writers of the excellent blog entries I had to exclude from this carnival, and I'm looking forward to next month's batch already.
Posted by Graham Rhind at 5:50 PM
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- Daragh's Reference said...
Excellent editing this month. The fact that you had to be ruthless says a lot for the quantity of submissions received.
And as for you not disagreeing with me, I seem to remember back in 2006 you came close.. http://iaidq.org/publications/rhind-2006-04.shtml
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Steven says recent film speculation is "nonsense"
Will there be one? Won't there be one? Well, Steven Moffat has revealed the recent movie speculation was a "weird fantasy" and says he "never signed" David Yates up.
"We hopefully will do a film someday," he told the new issue of Entertainment Weekly (which features the Doctor on its cover!). "David Yates expressed an interest in doing it – he's a very fine director and he'd certainly be someone that would be on the list for directing such a project as I'm a big fan. But it was more off the cuff than it seemed to be."
And the showrunner has once again – see here and here – squashed rumours of the big screen reboot. He explained: "That is writing the book on how to destroy a franchise. You don't behave like that with it. It will absolutely be run by the production office in Cardiff and it will feature the same Doctor as on television. I can say that with authority because as far as the BBC's concerned I'm the voice of Doctor Who. If I say it it's true."
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Meet the artist
Henning Hamilton
Henning challenges Henning
"Wherever you go, there you are!"
For Henning, creating his works is often an inner battle:
I often contradict myself.
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I argue with me day and night.
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by Meg White
Government officials have darkly predicted that the sunken Deepwater Horizon oil rig — still spilling toxic fuel into the Gulf of Mexico as I write this — may indeed surpass the Exxon Valdez disaster as the "most significant" oil spill in U.S. history.
As others in the media wax nostalgic about how this is Obama's Katrina, I am instead transported back to last spring, when BuzzFlash marked the 20-year anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill with a four-part series.
Seeing as population experts often mark generations in terms of 20-year periods, it wouldn't be unreasonable to say this is my generation's Exxon Valdez. Though I was alive at the time of the terrible tragedy in 1989, I didn't have the wherewithal to connect, say, the heat pumping through my home with the environmental and social disaster in Prince William Sound.
Things are different today. I have become accountable for this mess, as have you. The thousands of barrels of oil flowing into the Gulf, along with 11 lives lost, are a product of our addiction to cheap energy. In order to satisfy our rapacious desire for fuel, we'll gladly believe the lies of an industry that tells us swift change and safety measure are prohibitively expensive.
The Wall Street Journal reported after the disaster that the rig that exploded lacked a key safety feature required in other countries to limit the enormous amounts of oil currently being pumped into the ocean (emphasis mine):
The U.S. considered requiring a remote-controlled shut-off mechanism several years ago, but drilling companies questioned its cost and effectiveness, according to the agency overseeing offshore drilling…
U.S. regulators have considered mandating the use of remote-control acoustic switches or other back-up equipment at least since 2000. After a drilling ship accidentally released oil, the Minerals Management Service issued a safety notice that said a back-up system is "an essential component of a deepwater drilling system."
…By 2003, U.S. regulators decided remote-controlled safeguards needed more study. A report commissioned by the Minerals Management Service said "acoustic systems are not recommended because they tend to be very costly."
According to the Journal, the device costs around $500,000. This may seem like a lot of money, until you consider the rig that exploded will cost $560 million to replace and that BP is spending $6 million a day to battle the oil spill. This is how cheap energy gets expensive, and quickly.
That doesn't even bring into play the losses that will undoubtedly be suffered by wildlife, tourism and commercial fishing in the Gulf as a result of the calamity. These costs, often referred to as "externalities" by political economists, rarely show up at the gas pump or on our heating bill.
A ProPublica report details how government regulators failed to require BP to account for externalities in their plans for the now-disastrous project:
One step in the process that oil companies must go through to get approval for drilling involves submitting an exploration plan that lays out worst-case scenarios. The Huffington Post points out that MMS did not require BP — which owns the well that blew up — to file a plan for reacting to a "potential blowout," meaning an uncontrollable spill. According to The Huffington Post's reporting, the more limited plan BP filed with MMS predicted that if worse came to worst, a spill would release 162,000 gallons of oil. The Deepwater Horizon spill has already exceeded that prediction.
All too often, opponents of cleaner energy cite cost as a reason not to pursue alternatives to oil, coal and gas. But isn't it time this generation learned the true cost of dirty energy in terms of both lives and treasure?
As the oil slick spreads to the delicate coastal areas of Louisiana, the media is quick to try to draw parallels to Hurricane Katrina. But cries of "Is this Obama's Katrina?" absolutely miss the point.
The truly worthwhile parallel to Katrina one can draw here is that this country continues to ignore the real costs of environmental degradation (in Katrina, the erosion of the wetlands that once buffered New Orleans certainly played a role in the devastation of the hurricane, leading to a snowball effect in terms of the area's ecological strength today).
If we really want to learn from our mistakes, the comparison we should be making is with the Exxon Valdez. True, the Obama Administration should not have just taken BP's word on the depth and breadth of the disaster. Officials should have known that when they're caught behaving badly, oil companies lie about the damage they've done. Just like Exxon did 20 years ago.
Perhaps the government should have required this safety switch off device. Just as Exxon cried out that double-hulled tankers were too expensive and probably wouldn't help prevent disaster anyway just prior to the Valdez' hull being stripped open to the sea, Big Oil said that $500,000 was just too much money to spend on oil rig safety.
This is an echo of the same protests of cost containment we heard from Massey Energy ahead of the explosion that killed 25 in West Virginia. Meanwhile, energy-related deaths continue to mount as a Kentucky mine collapsed this week, claiming two lives.
The Obama Administration has wisely put their latest decision to expand offshore drilling on hold in light of the situation in the Gulf. And perhaps Deepwater Horizon, along with the recent rash of mine deaths, will encourage the Senate to consider an energy plan that would force us to account for the true cost of energy. And just maybe we could get industry to chip in on the bill with their historic profits, instead of with the valuable currency that is workers' lives and our environment.


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He was the last passenger to get on the plane. A tall black man in a dark pinstriped suit, elegant white shirt and expensive shoes. His eyes landed on the empty seat beside me.
We were on a 6 a.m. flight from Birmingham to Washington D.C.
After he had settled in and what seemed to be an appropriate amount of silence, I asked if he'd watched the presidential debate the night before.
"No, I took my mother out to dinner," he said.
"You had the more interesting evening," I replied, wishing I'd been in a restaurant with my mother instead of watching a debate that was more a kabuki performance than a meaningful exchange.
As a radio commentator had said the day before, we're going to be watching two politicians promise they will do things they have little control over.
"Where did you eat?" I asked. I'd just finished a travel piece for Catfish Alley magazine and was brimming over with enthusiasm about Birmingham restaurants, of which there are a surprising quantity and quality.
"Red Lobster," he replied. He almost sounded apologetic. "Hey, it's my mother. What Mama wants is what we do."
Mama grew up in Birmingham. Like many African Americans of her generation she went north where there was more opportunity, better pay. She raised her family in Massachusetts, and after retirement and the children were grown, she returned to the place that had never ceased being home, the South. "Where her people were."
For some reason, I thought of the old man I had talked to the night before. He was fishing in an oversized ditch separating a large parking lot and soccer fields a rock toss from University of Alabama at Birmingham. He was essentially feeding minnows with his bait of stale bread. The most promising thing I could see moving in his ditch was a lone crawfish.
"You must have grown up in the country," I said.
"Been here all my life," he replied.
I blurted out what I was thinking, something I wished I had time to do: "Someone needs to take you out in the country to a lake or a creek."
"Yeah, I'd like that," he said.
My seatmate was in his early 50s, retired from the foreign service. His postings had included the Republic of Georgia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jordan (his favorite) and South Africa.
Now he's a consultant on international relations, something I expect he does well.
As for Birmingham he fells little connection; he gets there about once a quarter to see his mother, he said. One of his siblings lives in Maine; he lives in Virginia outside D.C.
I told him about the paper, that it had been in my family now going on four generations. That bit of information never fails to astound strangers. And just as often, they never fail to offer words of encouragement. The concern for the future of newspapers is widespread, especially local newspapers.
"This isn't a newspaper," he said, slapping the U.S.A. Today in his hand.
He asked me where I was going when I retire. I replied that I couldn't imagine myself anywhere other than where I am now. In Mississippi.
He was casting about for ideas. He still has children at home and his wife heads an organization that works with faith-based communities to improve the education of children in economically disadvantaged communities.
"In Florida all they talk about is the weather and what they're going to eat next," he said. "It's la-la land."
He mentioned North Carolina. The Research Triangle. "Asheville is interesting," I offered.
We talked politics. He didn't reveal who he was supporting, and I didn't ask.
We both bemoaned the intransigence of Congress.
"I know Mitch McConnell," he said. "And he's a good man. But when he said right after the 2008 election the Republican Party was going to do all it could to see that Obama is not reelected ..."
He shook his head.
As we started our descent, he looked at his watch.
"We're going to be early," he said. "Good, I have an 11 o'clock."
On the ground, we exchanged contact information and shook hands.
"Why don't you email me some restaurant suggestions in Birmingham," he said. "Maybe I can talk Mama into trying something new next time."
Birney Imes III is the immediate past publisher of The Dispatch.
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The Information Age has oddly separated stereotypes of genders even more, becoming more and more restricted. I see young girls who are tomboys suddenly come out as Transmen. It is not for me to say who is truly trans, however with more and more people defining themselves as being somewhere under the 'trans' umbrella, I am becoming concerned.
Transitioning was never any decision I took lightly. It has been a painful process and still is. I have lost friends along the way, lost contact with some family members. Transitioning comes at a price, and the price can often be much more than you bargained for.
I would like to make it clear, for some people the price is right whatever may happen, since they would simply cease to want to even exist, if they didn't go ahead with transition. I myself fit into this category. To someone who isn't trans, that sounds very extreme, it sounds mental and illogical. It's hard to explain how or why, so I've decided not to even waste my time trying. I've always been so obsessed with trying to explain it all, wanting to put it all in some logical box that can be easily explained. But the truth is I can't.
I fear transsexual issues are becoming illegitimatised by people not fully thinking it through and the political correctness that is often insisted on in conversations about gender. But what I fear happens is, we only silence the thoughts they're still having about it anyway. we wish to ignore such thoughts as we're "mental" or "freaks" or "you'll never be a man" we want to cover them up and pretend they don't happen. But they do. All we're doing is obscuring it and making it go 'underground' so to speak. And the more we cry about being offended, the more we react in emotionally volatile ways the more we push their beliefs about us. The more we confirm what they believe.


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Over the past few weeks, I have considered the
teaching of the Church on the Fifth Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill,"
focusing on the question of abortion. Besides abortion, there are also other
intrinsically evil acts that this command of God touches upon, such as
euthanasia, assisted suicide and the killing of human embryos for stem cell
research. These acts are always wrong (intrinsically evil) and never
justifiable. I have written about them in previous articles, some months ago,
and for that reason do not plan to take them up again at this time. However, I
shall look at two contemporary issues of great importance that the Fifth
Commandment touches upon, 1) the question of the death penalty and 2) the
question of a just war.
While neither the death penalty nor all wars are
intrinsically evil (i.e. not wrong in each and every circumstance), they are
actions that frequently are not appropriate. What we must do in these instances
is to weigh the grave moral reasons for or against doing them and all the
circumstances that must be taken into account. In the present article, let us
consider the question of the death penalty.
The right of the state to use the death penalty
There are times in history when the state has the
right to resort to the death penalty. The "Catechism of the Catholic Church"
teaches (#2266), "Legitimate public authority has the right and the duty to
inflict punishment proportionate to the gravity of the offense… Assuming that
the guilty party's identity and responsibility have been fully determined, the
traditional teaching of the Church does not exclude recourse to the death
penalty, if this is the only possible way of effectively defending human lives
against the unjust aggressor. If, however, non-lethal means are sufficient to
defend and protect people's safety from the aggressor, authority will limit
itself to such means, as these are more in keeping with the concrete conditions
of the common good and more in conformity with the dignity of the human person."
Then, the Catechism adds this important judgment, "Today,
in fact, as a consequence of the possibilities which the state has for
effectively preventing crime, by rendering one who has committed an offense
incapable of doing harm — without definitively taking away from him the
possibility of redeeming himself — the cases in which the execution of the
offender is an absolute necessity are very rare, if not practically non-existent."
Reasons why the death penalty is not right today
Because God commanded us, "Thou shalt not kill,"
and because every human life is precious in God's eyes (even the lives of
persons who have committed terrible crimes) it is wrong for the state to kill
even criminals who have committed terrible crimes unless such an execution is
necessary to protect society from even more killing.
There have been times in history when most have
agreed that the death penalty was warranted. It was warranted because no
suitable means were available for long-term incarceration and no other means
could be found to ensure that dangerous criminals would not resort to violence
Sometimes it is argued that the death penalty
should be used because the crimes committed were so horrific. The death penalty,
however, cannot be justified solely on the basis of the serious nature of the
crimes committed or on the basis of repeated offenses. The only reason that can
justify the use of the death penalty is the defense of the common good, i.e.,
when society can find no other way to defend itself. In these situations the
death penalty is seen as legitimate self-defense.
In nearly all countries today, and certainly in all
developed countries, the common good can be protected without killing dangerous
criminals. If need be, those who pose a continued threat to others can be
sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
Using the death penalty harms the pro-life cause
Every human person is created in the image of God,
an image that can never be destroyed, even by grave sin. This is why Christ
repeatedly calls us to conversion and why he spoke of the great joy there is in
heaven when sinners repent. Recall, too, how Jesus would not condone the stoning
of the woman caught in the act of adultery (Cf. Jn 8:1-11), for He wanted to
offer her the possibility of conversion and new hope.
To resort to the death penalty makes it appear that
violence can be overcome by further violence, especially when non-violent means
of protecting society are available. Perhaps this is why, on the occasion of
John Paul II's pastoral visit to St. Louis in 1999, he said:
"The new evangelization calls for followers of
Christ who are unconditionally pro-life: who will proclaim, celebrate and serve
the Gospel of life in every situation. A sign of hope is the increasing
recognition that the dignity of human life must never be taken away, even in the
case of someone who has done great evil. Modern society has the means of
protecting itself, without definitively denying criminals the chance to reform.
I renew the appeal I made… to end the death penalty, which is both cruel and
There are better and more human ways to protect
society and ensure the common good than using the death penalty. Unfortunately
our society is one of the most violent in the world. Fighting violence and evil
with violence and vengeance does not bring the former to an end, but merely
continues the cycle.
What about victims' families?
The families of those who have lost loved ones
through violence deserve the Church's compassion, pastoral care and personal
support. Such violence cries out to heaven for justice and we do well to unite
our voices with these cries. But it brings no comfort to them if we join to
these cries for justice a demand for revenge.
Mary Bosco Van Valkenburg, the sister of a murder
victim, wrote, "No one in our family ever wanted to see the killer of our
brother and his wife put to death. We felt instinctively that vengeance wouldn't
alleviate our grief. We wanted this murderer in prison so he could never hurt
another person. But wishing he would suffer and die would only have diminished
us and shriveled our own souls. Hatred doesn't heal. Every time the state kills
a person, human society moves in the direction of its lowest, most base urges."
It is right to insist on a just punishment for
crime. For a just punishment redresses the disorder brought about by the
offense, helps to deter such acts in the future, ensures greater safety and
offers an incentive for the offender to have remorse, to seek forgiveness, to
change his or her behavior and be rehabilitated. We must ask ourselves: what
punishment is adequate and appropriate? What will provide for public safety and
the common good and best achieve the purposes of a just punishment?
As we seek answers to these questions, we must keep
in mind also that DNA testing, made possible by recent technological
advancement, has revealed that a number of persons on death row were actually
innocent of the capital crimes of which they had been convicted. Had these
persons already been executed by the state, the wrong judgment could never have
been corrected.
It is time to end the use of the death penalty, not
because it is intrinsically wrong like abortion or euthanasia, but because it is
not needed today, it does not make us safer, and it hinders our efforts to
proclaim the Gospel of Life.
Copyright 2006 The Catholic Sun.
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