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COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M sophomore quarterback Johnny Manziel, the Heisman Trophy winner, sat down for an extended interview on a variety of topics. This is part two of four, with the remaining two to be posted over the next two days.
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So a little over two months ago, I ordered some primers and probes to do real time PCR. Sure I can count red cells vs green cells using flow cytometry, but I need to double-check my data with a classic technique, RT-PCR, to establish that my data is really real, and not an artifact of my new system. What if Im missing 10% of the red cells because it takes dsRED2 longer to mature? Gotta check with PCR.
Now, normally it takes a week or two to get your primers and probes. But I kept getting emails from the company I used: "Sorry! We cant synthesize your probe right! We will try again!". Like, every 3-4 days. For two months. So eventually I just called and raised a huge stink--Two months for a probe is insane!
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The endmeme is an important concept because it endangers all life on the planet. And it's getting stronger and stronger since I coined the term in Mirror Reversal in 2007. It's the belief that "Christ Is Coming" or the Holy Prophet will soon return riding his flying horse Baraq through the streets of Mecca to scourge the infidel and reward the faithful.
The endmeme is dangerous because the vast majority of humanity is infected by it. Most people believe in one of the craziest books ever written, The Book Revelation, the work of frustrated and hopeless lifetime prisoner who must have been on a bad LSD trip. St. John the Devine cursed the world because two thousand years later, our precious planet is in mortal danger because of his psychotic work.
The danger of a self-fulfilling prophecy looms closer and closer. As I write this, Jews and Mohammadans rattle their sabres while Christians all over the world wait anxiously to enter the fray. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu just yesterday issued an ominous warning within just a few miles of the fields of Armageddon.
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According to one premillennial Christian interpretation, the Messiah will return to earth and defeat the Antichrist (the "beast") and Satan the Devil in the Battle of Armageddon. Then Satan will be put into the "bottomless pit" or abyss for 1,000 years, known as the Millennial Age. After being released from the abyss, Satan will gather Gog and Magog (peoples of two specific nations) from the four corners of the earth. They will encamp surrounding the "holy ones" and the "beloved city" (this refers to Jerusalem). Fire will come down from God, out of heaven and devour Gog and Magog after the Millennium. The Devil, death, hell, and those not found written in the Book of Life are then thrown into Gehenna (the Lake of Fire burning with brimstone)
It only takes one powerful fanatical world leader to reason: "Well, we just completed the Millennial Age. What are waiting for?
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Certainly, Ruth. Art is subjective. We all perceive it in different ways. That's what makes horse racing.
A key influence here is the underlying motivation of the artist. So I tend to "look into" the work, "read between the lines" as they say. So if I know the message is don't trust the anti-Christ bearing the peace symbol, I'm going to see the ancient symbol as disharmonious and contorted. For me, those hands are not pleasant to look at.
As far as the group goes, I just haven't heard from them. Maybe I should give it another try.
I was watching the Christian channel yesterday and was astounded to listen to a Pastor Jack van Impe. He spent his whole time rapping about the end times and Armageddon. This is a major Christian theme and gets worse and worse as time passes. Now they're talking about bombing Iran. To me, the endmeme an important concept. It's a major danger and there's not even a word for it other than mine.
These rabble-rousers are making money off the fear.
Ruth, are the ones making the peace symbol all women? Bracelets on the arms?
Matthew, Thanks for your insightful comment. We've come to the same conclusion but through different perspectives, adding to the overall believability.
"i wouldn't be surprised if any of these crackpots were in charge if they'd be willing to give Armageddon a nice little push."
The recent Chick-a-fil dictum about homosexuals shows how firmly the Christian memeplex controls the minds of its hosts. The CEO had to know he'd be losing business and went ahead with his asinine denunciation of gays anyway. Just like Dan Dennett's lancet fluke, the parasite takes over the neural apparatus of the host. It all comes down to mind control, that's what's scary.
"these folks are anti-Global warming, pro-Israel in a BIG way, and anti-Muslim. if they continue to gain political relevance, some of your endmeme scenarios could easily play out."
Well said. Anti-abortion also fits in here for some crazy reason. Including "pro-Israel" is definitely correct. What an irony that throughout history the Jews were persecuted and tormented, but now, all of a sudden, Christians throughout the world are all pro-Israel. Shows how flimsy the belief system is when basic tenets and assumptions can be reversed so fast. Right out of 1984.
i'm not an expert on the whole Israel thing, but it has always struck me as odd how we are such good friends with them. i get that they are the rare Democracy in that area and we have substantial interests over there, so some of it makes sense. but the vigor of the Religious Right's defense of Israel makes me think it is something more. it's like they are placeholders for the day when Jesus returns and they want to make sure we still have allies there when it happens so we have solid access to Him, or they're scared that if Palestinians are in control when He comes back that they will kill him, or something. am i way off base here?
I think the only way to fight the Xian endmeme is with a compelling story of this transition/crisis as a potential new beginning for humanity, a chance to reinvent ourselves.
We need an entirely new framing, where large family size isn't an "evolutionary benefit" or "reproductive success", where one's reproductive success is inherently tied to humanity's survival, not isolated and independent of it. I found the traditional evolution language in Small Family Size Increases Wealth of Descendants but Reduces Evolu... borderline irrational in today's context of overpopulation-caused Climate Destabilization. Let's rethink evolution. To date we've looked at individual reproductive success and family success, even tribal and population success vis a vis other tribes and populations. But today's crisis is global. We need to compare ourselves to other possible sentient species evolving to exceed the resources of their home planets. Some will manage to control their instinctive evolutionary urges and survive. Others will destroy themselves, as we are on the road to doing. Other advanced sentient species in this galaxy are our evolution peers, not fruit flies and lemmings.
Reproductive success for Sentient Species must be considered in a different context than that of nonsentients. When our population destabilizes the energy balance and chemistry of our home planet, it breaches a new level of reproductive success or failure. New issues are in play outside of the traditional evolution purview. Why aren't evolution specialists dealing with these new variables? Must every discipline fail to cope with humanity's ultimate crisis?
While Xian fundamentalists hug deliberate ignorance of traditional evolution close to their chests, we secularists must look beyond Earth's horizons to invent the next step of evolution study. We must go where no one has gone before in thinking who we are, sentient species babes in the Milky Way playing with fire. We haven't passed some new mirror test yet, we're still pooping in our pants.
Ruth, what an engagining and important post. I remember teaching studies on overpopulation decades ago where bacteria were allowed to grow wild on an agar Petri dish. The most common and salient observation is that the species will grow and increase in a multiplicative progression until it runs out of room or nutrient and crashes. It drowns itself in its own byproduct. All members die together by group self poisoning.
If we add more species to the mix, the one that reproduces fastest eventually dominates the most territory in the dish but dies off with the rest.
I had trouble with the Royal Society study. Long-term longitudinal studies are difficult to control as many diverse variables enter the equation. If the study were performed in France instead of Sweden, WWI and WWII would have intervened and artificially distorted and biased familial reproductive success. The personalities of individual members would also influence results.
Their conclusion: Among both male and female children in the original cohort, smaller family size and higher parental socioeconomic position were both associated with substantially higher school marks, university entrance and income.
Wow, no kidding, growing up a Romney or Kennedy gives you a better chance of economic and reproductive success than growing up in a Detroit ghetto. But wait, there're some pretty large families in the ghetto also, so why test the two variables together? Testing for family size alone would have been more conclusive.
Other advanced sentient species in this galaxy are our evolution peers, not fruit flies and lemmings.
This line brings to mind one of my favorite excerpts from Mirror Reversal. In order to survive, profound changes have to be made in worldview and zeitgeist, not our physical bodies. Picture a member of an "advanced sentient species" from a far-away galaxy coming to Earth and living among us. She finds "Life in the United States" surreal and absurd. What recommendations would she make before going home in the manner of ET in the movie?
He led Cynthia and her boyfriend to the front of the mirror. "It's time to go back to the other side of the mirrorverse. On this side, the very pillars of society—the judgment of right and wrong—are decayed and corrupt. Go back to your world of florid universities, instead of overcrowded cities. Go back to where Reason is God, instead of Money. Go back to where the human condition determines what's legal and moral, not the economic interests of a few misguided war mongers benighted by greed and superstition. Go back to the world where the welfare and happiness of future humanity are more important than the luxury and comfort of the rich and powerful. Go back to where the biodiversity of nature is considered sacred and not plastic relics and figurines. Go back to where species consciousness protects the animal world and Earth consciousness protects our precious rain forests and coral reefs for future generations. Go back to where consciousness is based on ancestral wisdom and not Madison Avenue conditioning.
"With religion and superstition so powerful here, it'll take centuries before humanity will evolve into a spiritual entity. People will steal the gold right out of your teeth, they will. The only time politicians tell the truth is when they're smearing one another during a negative campaign. We remain in the Dark Ages. But maybe someday scholars, writers, artists and teachers in the local schools will be respected more than warriors, athletes, and pre-packaged egotistic pop culture celebrities. Maybe some day enlightened leaders will spend more money on education and health than on machine guns and cruise missiles. Maybe some day enlightened leaders will learn that technology can never solve humanity's real problems and that the key to happiness resides in reconnecting with our primitive common humanity which is essentially good."
He beckoned Cynthia and Homer to approach the antique mirror.
"Just stare into your reflection, darlins. Hold the mirror steady, boys."
Cynthia and Homer held hands and stared into the mirror. The leprechaun walked behind them and gave the couple a feisty shove.
Thanks for your thoughtful reply, Richard.
It's not just bacteria which will overproduce till the population crashed from lack of nutrients and waste buildup, other species do the same without predation. Deer on an island without predators will increase till they eat everything, then die back suddenly from starvation. People too, Easter Island is an example of how we destroy the carrying capacity. Residents eventually resorted to cannibalism.
The parts which most resonated with me were...
In order to survive, profound changes have to be made in worldview and zeitgeist, not our physical bodies.
Life in the United States" surreal and absurd.
... the biodiversity of nature is considered sacred and not plastic relics and figurines.
However I don't agree with...
Go back to ... consciousness ... based on ancestral wisdom ....
... the key to happiness resides in reconnecting with our primitive common humanity which is essentially good.
Our evolved instincts and mental patterns, what you call "ancestral wisdom" and "our primitive common humanity", are adaptations to a world of abundant resources, predators and disease. Our predispositions to overproduce and over-consume create problems in an overpopulated world. What was "essentially good" in a world of prehistory or nascent civilization is self-destructive when we number 7 billion.
The new mirror test we haven't yet passed might be called The Sentient Species Mirror Test.
The mirror test is a measure of self-awareness, as animals either possess or lack the ability to recognize themselves in a mirror. [Wikipedia]
Animals (and people) pass the mirror test when they recognize their own reflected image, using the mirror to groom or explore the face.
A species passes the Sentient Species Mirror Test when it collectively recognizes that it's causing its planet's climate change, and changes its behavior in time to avert self-extermination.
This PASS/FAIL test demonstrates planetary self-awareness and responsibility commensurate with an Advanced Sentient Species.
Ruth, thanks for bringing up this important consideration about "ancestral wisdom." There's a beautiful speech before Congress in 1854 by Chief Seattle which deals with the concepts I was trying to get at. This James Joycian view is that the inner man, Jong's collective subconscious, is basically good in nature.
I remember once seeing a TV nature documentary showing a mother seal passionately sobbing her heart out over her clobbered pup. How dare these sexless clerics teach that animals have no soul, no emotion. What stupid anthropocentric arrogance!
In evolutionary terms, changes from reptile to mammal caused extreme morphological adaptations. Animals went from smell to hearing, developed warm blood, vision improved, internal fertilization and gestation ensued. These trends caused changes in the brain itself. Very important was the development of the limbic (seat of higher emotions) brain from the reptilian hindbrain (seat of fear, anger and territoriality.) We still see people who live at the reptilian level with absolutely no empathy or concern for anyone else. The 20th century dictators like Marcos, Pol Pot, Mao, Stalin are good examples. If there was a tinge of love at all in their lives, it was very focused and controlled. Phylogenetically they were closer to reptiles than mammals.
I tried to write Mirror Reversal with many layers like an onion. You touched on the very core, the fundamental thesis. Cynthia describes it in the early chapters.
"But me, Wayne, I truly believe I know the real reason why the extinction of humanity will happen, if it does. The ultimate reason that no ET will possibly be able figure out, no matter how intelligent and advanced the planet it comes from. The reason, to my young inexperienced and naïve mind, judging by all the crimes against humanity, crimes against nature, and above all, the depraved crimes against the animals from which we evolved, the reason consciousness will perish from the Earth is because powerful, misguided individuals couldn't accept their phylogeny, that humanity evolved from fish and slimy worms, their reflection in the mirror of time, without feeling shame and self-hatred. Like Beauty in the fairytale she must kiss the Beast and he will turn into a handsome prince. Humans must embrace the inner being or pneuma of our early evolution and our self image will change from a feeble, fawning creation of an omnipotent god to the gestating spiritual creation of the Earth itself—thereby breaking out of the confines of the Prime Directive. There must be a mirror reversal when we contemplate our image in the mirror of time. If we don't accept the reality of our remote evolution, we'll either blow up the planet in a nuclear war, or we'll go the way of the dinosaurs, handing over dominance to the cybernetic mind that looms in the shadows. Our precious Earth will be nothing more than a sterile computer consciousness—no emotion, no beauty, no joy of being alive. Evangelicals find it hard to accept a world without God. I can't continence the thought of a world without love. It took too long to evolve."
So, Ruth, I guess the point is that humans have to accept their Darwinian phylogeny, i.e. brake out of the "Christ died for our sins" nonsense. We need to see ourselves as a product of the Earth itself, just as Chief Seattle so eloquently orated in his speech before Congress so long ago.
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Chattanooga-based FD Group Inc. has bought 1.1 acres at 3400 Summer Ave. from Robert L. Griffin for $480,000, filing a $1.3 million construction trust deed at the time of purchase. The lender is Whoriskey Inc.
The trust deed document labels the property as a Family Dollar store.
The site, which is at the northeast corner of Summer Avenue and National Street, houses a 44,163-square-foot retail building constructed in 1932, according to the Shelby County Assessor of Property. The assessor's 2011 appraisal is $640,400.
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As soon as Stifel Financial Corp. CEO Ron Kruszewski finished his presentation Wednesday, Nov. 30, at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods' 2011 Securities Brokerage and Market Structure Conference and opened the floor to questions, the first one concerned Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc., the Memphis-based investment bank Stifel is rumored to be thinking about buying.
He dispatched the question quickly.
"I just have to say I'm not in a position to talk about market speculation, other than to say as always we evaluate any opportunities that could be there," Kruszewski said. "But I'm really not in a position to talk about that."
The rumor mill continues working overtime regarding the on-again, off-again potential suitors for Morgan Keegan, whose parent company, Regions Financial Corp., put up for sale five months ago.
Defections from Morgan Keegan in the wake of the uncertainty over the firm's future aren't a flood, but they are a steady trickle. One of the latest is James Dornan, a 25-year industry veteran Morgan Keegan hired this year to lead the firm's expansion in Washington and Baltimore.
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Countywide school board member Tomeka Hart has opened her campaign for the 9th Congressional District seat now held by Democratic incumbent Steve Cohen.
Hart opened her campaign headquarters Thursday, Dec. 1, in North Memphis. She is challenging Cohen in the August congressional primaries.
Hart, who is also president and CEO of Memphis Urban League Inc., made her intentions known earlier this year and since then has been laying the groundwork for the bid with fundraising.
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The summit's theme is "Finding Our Way Back to First," and Saturday's keynote speaker is NAACP president & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous.
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ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey's government on Saturday accused Twitter of allowing "systematic character assassinations" a day after social media users easily evaded a government attempt to block access to the network.
The attempted crackdown came after links to wiretapped recordings suggesting corruption were posted on Twitter, causing Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government major embarrassment before local elections on March 30.
The government's effort to shut down the service backfired on Friday, with many finding ways to continue to tweet and mock the government for what they said was a futile attempt at censorship. Even President Abdullah Gul worked around the ban, tweeting that shutting down social media networks cannot "be approved." Turkey's move to block Twitter sparked a wave of international criticism.
Turkey's state-run news agency, Anadolu, said Twitter had begun on Saturday to close down accounts which the Turkish government has been complaining about, but the report couldn't immediately be verified.
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Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt used Twitter on Saturday to tell Turkey its efforts to block access to the social media network were "stupid." He said the blockade "isn't working and also backfiring heavily."
A statement from the Turkish government's Public Diplomacy office said the network was engaged in "systematic character assassinations" for hosting accounts where the leaked the wiretapped recordings have been posted. It said the audio tapes were "illegally acquired" or "fake and fabricated."
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Turkey had made 643 content removal requests to Twitter since January 1, he said without elaborating.
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To prepare the topping, preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Mix together egg and milk, add to muffin mix, and combine until just well-blended. Drop by tablespoonfuls on top of hot shrimp mixture, leaving the center uncovered. Bake 15 to 20 minutes.
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1 cup salt
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What do you list under religious preference when asked to select from a list?
When registering for a test at the hospital, the woman asked for my religious preference. I asked if there was "atheist" (she was selecting on a list in her computer). The woman said not and laughed like she'd never heard of such a thing. Then trying to be helpful she said, "We do have Pagan." I said that's not the same thing. I asked if she had humanist. She said, "No, but we have Wiccan" (which she mispronounced). I said, "No." She said that she could put "unknown." Just annoying. I realize that atheism isn't a religion, but there must be something better to list under religious preference. If for no other reason, I want to stop people from coming in to try to pray with me (which happened in the hospital when I had my daughter).
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There probably is a "none." But let us know what you find out.
I am actually not sure what the choices really were on the form. I think the woman completing my form had no idea what an atheist is. I told her that I don't believe in any form of superstition, but I think that just confused her. Because I think it was after that she offered Wiccan (which she pronounced WY-can).
(I am re-posting this because because I realized that the first time I posted it, I was accidentally signed in under my husband's account.)
hello everyone here. you might ask, why do you want to know? do you think the doctor is going to kill me, if so i can tell you my undertaker company. or mebe i shud just leave and find a hospital with a doctor who wont kill me.
there should rightfully so be a 'non' issue option. box etc. check/x done. non. computer says ok
and yeah I hear in hospitals in s. florida people are asked by nurse for registration form purpose xyz...
"what's your religion?" patient: "none" nurse; "yeah we're getting a lot of that these days"
ha look what I found
Chaplins- Hospitals probably make great recruiting grounds. I guess they figure that lying in hospital bed is the most captive audience they can find. And on top of that you have benefit of being in a vulnerable state -- more easily suggestible. And taking hospital drugs may make you more prone to having "religious experiences."
OK, that might not be how they are thinking about it exactly. But I bet that at least part of it is that they want to try to save our souls before we die. I'm sure they think they are doing a good thing. And I also think that they think they are comforting people. That could be true for some people. But I find it an uncomfortable thing.
I like "Oh your god! (said with a smirk) No. Thank you, but no." The last part you need to be kind but quite firm.
Sometimes, one will still have to state that one is an atheist, but this normally does the trick for me.
Sorry this is such a late post, but I wanted to update a posts that were made about the military religious preference. Atheist and Agnostic are now available for selection. My DogTags have said Atheist for about 5 years now, and no religious preference before that. I wish they would do an update to the list and encourage those to correctly state their religion based on what they would like done to their body after they die. I have seen too many protestant memorial services for those with No Religious Preference selected.
I would have asked her to put Secular Humanist or Atheist in her list. Then, there's always Pastafarian.
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This week, one topic proved to be a magnet for insight and comedy: the Apple/Samsung verdict, and the ensuing comments from the jurors. Three of our four top-voted comments this week come from posts about that fiasco, starting with Most Insightful winner Yakko Warner (I assume not actually the inimitable Rob Paulsen, but that would be cool) on our post about the jurors' admission that they ignored key aspects of the case. Based on the votes, it seems like Yakko's not the only one here who dislikes jury duty:
A group of common people, forced to take time away from their jobs and families at less than federal minimum wage, told they can't leave until they come to a decision about laws no one fully understands... and they're surprised the jury just skipped over the complicated stuff and rushed to a decision so they could go home/back to work?
(I wonder if the verdict would have been different had it been delivered by The Justice Squadron at The Municipal Fortress of Vengeance.)
Lord Binky took second place, and also snagged the First Word spot, with a comment on the same post. He noted that the jury foreman's personal history with patents not only seems to have distorted his understanding of the law, but raises other red flags as well:
Sounds like the jury foreman admitted to personally benefitting from the outcome of this case.
Several other top-voted comments came from posts about Apple/Samsung, but for Editor's Choice we'll highlight a few other important topics. First up we've got Eric Goldman commenting on the latest colossal failure by the feds: the ignominious return of the Rojadirecta domains after 18 months of censorship. Eric neatly summed up what happened, and what's (sadly) probably going to happen:
The government will almost certainly abandon any case they are going to lose. That way, they will avoid accountability indefinitely. Meanwhile, the government will keep grabbing new domain names using the same BS theories. Eric.
The second Editor's Choice goes to Loki for a comment on Tim Cushing's post about the continued idiocy of the Author's Guild, in response to another comment about the "fundamental rights" of authors. What Loki says may sound harsh to some, but it's an extremely important concept that is often forgotten in debates about copyright, where a common anti-piracy mantra is "if you don't like the terms under which I release my work, don't listen/read/watch it". While a strict legal argument can be made for this under the current letter of the law, in the big picture the exact opposite is true—if artists don't like the rights that society is granting them on their work, don't release it:
Let me be clear here. Authors have NO fundamental rights.
We, as a society, granted a TEMPORARY advantage (a LIMITED monopoly) to allow them some "breathing room" for the opportunity (not a guarantee) to try to earn a reasonable wage so they can work on their next book (or song if you're a musician, or upgrade your next generation of computer/smartphone/car if you're an inventor, and so on) FOR THE BETTERMENT OF SOCIETY.
If the terms of this arrangement are not acceptable to you, we, as a society, don't really care. You can go get a job at a gas station, or Walmart, or work in a factory. Demanding that the opportunity/advantage we provided you is not enough, and that somehow we OWE you is meaningless to us. We owe you nothing, and the more you demand we do so, the more we will not only ignore your demands (regardless of whether or not you try to codify those demands into law or not) but we will also ignore the opportunity/advantage we have provided for you (regardless of whether or not we have codified it into law for you) as well.
There are a few elite people throughout history who will succeed regardless of opportunity because they are simply that talented, but as R.A. Salvatore said in a lecture years ago, his success didn't come so much from his talent (he actually knew several writers in his social circle better than him at that point in his careers) but from being at the right place at the right time to seize the opportunity that was presented him. If you do not wish the opportunity we have conferred upon you, don't take it, there are plenty of people likely just as talented (or potentially more so) who will gladly step up to fill the void you choose to vacate.
Okay, time to lighten the mood a bit! For the Funniest comment, we go back to the Apple/Samsung case, but this time on our post about how the verdict serves as a fantastic advertisement for Samsung. An anonymous commenter channeled his inner Mad Man and drafted some copy for the ad:
Ok. I have to admit. That is just awesome. THAT is how you spin a crippling legal defeat into a marketing win. "Samsung: 9 out of 9 jurors agree, our cheaper products are just as good as Apples overpriced products!"
Up next is another anonymous commenter, on our post about the latest legislative push from the US Chamber of Commerce. For this round, the CoC went with the popular slimy trick of lumping digital piracy in with counterfeiting, despite the two having little to do with each other. This AC identified the overlap:
I once got a counterfeit MP3. Turns out it was WAV file.
Of course, that would mean the counterfeit was of higher quality...
For Editor's Choice in funny, first up we've got an anonymous comment on our post about Craigslist implementing the same feature they just sued PadMapper for creating. This AC graced the post with a tremendous epigraph that might just have to become a t-shirt in our Insider Shop:
Innovation: It's only theft when someone else is doing it!
Finally, we'll close things out with a brief flurry of short Editor's Choice comments from our post about the demise of the Hall & Oates SuperPAC. We asked for possible alternative names, and here are some of the best submissions (in no particular order):
Loki: Well if the purpose is parody, the Righthaven superpac might be a good choice.
AC: The Oates and Hall Fans for America
Jeffrey Nonkin: Simon and Garfunkel? Loggins and Messina? Starsky & Hutch? Cagney & Lacey? Bob and Bing?
slander: BJ and the Bear No More Monkeyshines Political Fecal-Matter-Flinging Consortium for the Betterment of the Political Process.
manok: Our PAC will continue as the "Apple & Samsung superPAC". (a.k.a. "Samsung & Apple superPAC")
Mudkips: Haul'n Oats. but may pickup some static from grain transporters lobby.
We're getting there, but I don't think we have a winner yet. Any more ideas?
Normally, this being a long weekend, that would be it for us until Tuesday—but we're making an exception this time, with a special Labor Day post looking at the ongoing results from our crowdsourced Innovation Agenda project. Stay tuned for that tomorrow, and we'll be back with regular posts on Tuesday.


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In the 1970s, he worked regularly with his own groups and those of Shepp, Dewey Redman and Andrew Cyrille, recording for Impulse!, IPS, Black Saint, Soul Note, Sun and his own Ujamaa label. Less visible in the 1980s and 1990s, he has returned to the scene, working with the likes of violinist Billy Bang and his own groups, International Brass and Membrane Corps and, with Michael Marcus, Duology. In advance of a 2007 spotlight gig as part of the AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians) Festival, Daniel took time out of his schedule to speak with AAJ contributor Clifford Allen.
All About Jazz: I wanted to start at the beginning. It seems like you came from a musical family; could you elaborate on that? I understand your father was a musician.
Ted Daniel: Well, with regards to my father, he was an amateur musician, a saxophonist. He actually was friends with Tab Smith, a saxophonist who was in Count Basie's band, and they grew up together in North Carolina. He always loved music, and he passed that on to his children. He bought me a trumpet when I was about eight or nine years old, and I was playing in public schools, so that's how I got started playing the trumpet. My older brother played piano; his name was Richard. Actually, he and Sonny [Sharrock] were closer in age, and they used to have a singing group, doo-wop stuff, you know, and that was the first music that we all were involved in through the '50s, you know. The kids listen to rap nowwell that was our version of it.
AAJ: Jazz came slightly later for you, then.
TD: Yeah, I was an early teenager. I heard jazz in the house, you know older music like Count Basie's stuff or Louis Jordan, that type of stuff my father was into and we'd hear it every now and then. I actually heard a Clifford Brown record, Study in Brown (Emarcy, 1956), by accident when I was babysitting for my sister. She had a big record collection and I saw the Clifford Brown album and put it on because the guy had a trumpet on the cover. I was about thirteen at the time and I said "Yeah! This is what I want to do, this is it!" I had never heard bop before. That's how I got started on getting into jazz.
AAJ: So you were mostly playing in marching bands up to that time?
TD: Yes, up until hearing that my understanding of the instrument was reading the little music they taught us in school, marching bands and that type of thing and in high school it was concert band. So, there were no private lessons. We'd go and learn our parts, you learn as you went that way. I could read music and that sort of thing, so after I heard that Clifford Brown record, I started listening more. I'd say when I was about a junior in high schoolSonny had finished and he had begun to study guitar, and that's when we started to put things together.
AAJ: Didn't Sonny have a brother too, Gary?
TD: He had several brothers; Gary was one of them and he was involved in music to some degree.
AAJ: I recall reading something in Valerie Wilmer's book [As Serious As Your Life (Serpent's Tail Press, 1980)] to the effect that you and Sonny were related, but you've since said that's not the case.
TD: We grew up so closehere in Ossining, my mother and his mother were very close, and so what happened was that we spent all our time together. Sonny was the oldest, then there was my brother, then his brother Wayne, and the four of us had grown up from preschool. That's how that got started; we just grew up knowing the families.
AAJ: Were you guys the main followers of jazz or creative music in Ossining? Were there other people?
TD: Not at the time; this was a small town, nobody was playing here or anything. A couple of guys were around who had played years before, but they were no longer active. We were the guys who started it in Ossining. We were thirty miles north of the City, not very far, so if you were on the express train I'd say Yonkers, Tarrytown, then Ossiningit's up on the Hudson.
AAJ: It sounds like in high school you had a pretty strong peer education, but could you discuss what happened after that and how you developed your craft? I got the impression that you studied trumpet in college.
TD: What happened was that I had decided that that's what I wanted to doI wanted to playbut I really didn't have the jazz foundation, because in those days you didn't have jazz in the schools like you do now. Anyway, I went to Berklee [College of Music, in Boston] for a semester; Sonny had started there too, and so I went there for a little while and then stayed in Boston for about a year after that. That's really where the education happened [laughs].
It was unfortunate that the trumpet instructor didn't work for meat that time in the early '60s, you had a lot of professional cats going to Berklee to study. It was very advanced, but I wasn't. I don't think the trumpet teacher really wanted to teach me, so I didn't get any good instruction from him.
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Physician Search 2.0 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 12 diseños de 3 diseñadores freelance.
Priority MD Search (company name), Physician Search 2.0 (brand name, tag line)
We are a physician search firm finding physician candidates online where physician play, live and hang out. We are delivering these candidates through SEO recruiting, Social Media recruiting and blog recruiting. We want a clean, professional logo that includes our name. It would be great if you could also find a way to include our tagline. Our Website will include our tagline so you can provide us with a logo that includes just our company name + another one that includes our company name + tag line.
Our targets/visitors to our websites are representatives (CEO, recruiter, physician) from the 5,700 hospitals in the USA + representatives from the ~36,000 clinics in the USA. Our other targets/visitors are the ~827,000 medical doctors in the USA.
Please go to this link to see a mock up of our website. We want to use these colors (Black, Orange) for our logo representing bold and fresh colors. In BLACK will be the words "Priority" & "Search" while in ORANGE will be the word (MD, short for medical doctor, please no periods between M & D...thanks).
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Please note that all three words should be equi-distant (Priority MD Search). the web designer assumed I wanted Priority & MD together. He is changing it soon.
Attached is a picture of chairs arranged in a circle. Although I don't want this, it gave me the impression of simplicity, cleanliness and a style that I liked. You don't have to be super bold but if my design gave me the same feeling, that would be super-cool and I would really appreciate it. I am also cool with just letters as well. I need this in 48 hours.
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Some companies expanding in the natural gas boom are facing an unexpected hurdle to growth: applicants who are failing drug tests. "In the debate about whether American workers have the right skills to fill jobs in manufacturing and growing sectors such as oil and gas extraction, failed drug tests are often an overlooked problem," The Wall Street Journal reports. In parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia — a region undergoing an industrial transformation driven by shale gas — "employers and others say widespread drug use, particularly the abuse of prescription drugs, is affecting hiring," according to the newspaper. Nationwide, The Journal reports, the rate of positive workplace drug tests has declined slightly over the last few years for most workers. But pre-employment tests detecting drugs in workers such as truckers and pipeline workers, who are required to be tested by federal law, "have ticked back up in the past three years, to 1.8% in 2011 from 1.5% in 2009, in urine-analysis tests by Quest Diagnostics." Health experts tell the newspaper that drug dependency "is particularly acute in Appalachia, which has a high percentage of older, blue-collar workers living in low-income areas." Workers who suffered on-the-job injuries and received prescription pain relievers as a result or endured long stretches of unemployment are more susceptible to drug use and abuse, said Neil Capretto, medical director at Gateway Rehabilitation Center, a drug-treatment organization with 20 locations in Pennsylvania and Ohio. "That poses challenges in the Pennsylvania-Ohio-West Virginia region, amid a wave of recruitment by natural-gas drillers and trucking, pipeline and well-services companies," The Journal reports. As a result, the newspaper adds, "more employers are targeting veterans and volunteer firefighters, who have often gone through periodic drug testing, to find drug-free applicants," according to Rhonda Reda, executive director of the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program. In training programs at 45 colleges and career training centers, drug testing is "the No. 1 message" the group is highlighting, she says.
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Drug use trips up candidates for shale-related jobs
The burgeoning shale industry "is attracting a wave of investment that may revive profits in the steel industry," according to this story from Bloomberg. For instance, Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine in late December said it might construct a $660 million factory in the United State to benefit from cheap gas. Domestic steelmaker Nucor plans to start a $750 million Louisiana project in the middle of this year, which Bloomberg says is "among at least five U.S. plants under consideration or being built that would use gas instead of coal to purify iron ore, the main ingredient in steel." "That technology has been around 30 years, but for 29 years gas prices in the U.S. were so high that the technology was not economical," Michelle Applebaum, managing partner at consulting firm Steel Market Intelligence in Chicago, tells Bloomberg. "This is how steel will be built moving forward." The new capacity "may signal a turnaround for an industry that has suffered from overcapacity since the financial crisis and collapse in commodity prices four years ago," the news service reports. (While global steel output has grown 14% since 2008, U.S. production is down 3.4%.) Bloomberg says this new group of steel projects primarily comprises "direct-reduced iron plants," which account for the first stage of steelmaking. The DRI technology produces iron for about $324 a ton, Nucor says, which is 20% cheaper than using a conventional blast furnace.
Twelve student teams from universities across the state have been selected as semifinalists for the 2013 Ohio Clean Energy Challenge. The Jan. 29 event in Columbus, hosted by the University Clean Energy Alliance of Ohio and NorTech, is part of the U.S. Department of Energy's National Clean Energy Business Plan Competition. It's designed to create a network of student-focused clean energy business competitions. Four of the student teams are from Case Western Reserve University, while one is from Cleveland State University and another is from Malone University in Canton. Other teams are from Ohio State University, the University of Cincinnati and the University of Toledo. A list of the semifinalists and a look their technologies can be found here. The students have developed technologies in a variety of areas, including wind, solar, biomass and waste-to-energy, and home energy management, according to a news release announcing the finalists. They will showcase their innovations in front of a live audience while competing for a $10,000 prize and a spot in the Midwest regional competition. "Fostering greater entrepreneurship is one of the keys to revitalizing Ohio's economy, and commercializing new technologies to meet the energy challenges of the 21st century is a huge market opportunity," said Richard Stuebi, managing director of Early Stage Partners and one of the judges, in a statement. Last year's winner of the contest, Design Flux Technologies, has ties to the University of Akron. It's developing a reconfigurable energy source with their combined hardware-and-software energy management technology. "We are developing the world's first Intelligent Energy Exchange for industries, businesses and consumers that store, deliver and exchange electricity on-demand," says Design Flux president Courtney Gras, 23, a senior at the University of Akron. "Our product transforms battery packs on-the-fly to meet the needs of their applications, and completely eliminates the need for traditional chargers, charging stations, inverters, management systems and motor controllers." This year's winner will advance to the Midwest regional competition in Chicago on April 4, and compete for a $100,000 grand prize and a spot in the national competition in Washington, D.C.
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Poor, poor Dan Wheldon. The IndyCar driver died in a miserable, fiery wreck yesterday, leaving behind a wife and two young sons. Awful stuff. And this was before we found out that he spent his last night alive in the company of a Maloof before getting some tattoos.
Las Vegas gossip columnist Norm Clarke reports:
Sacramento Kings owner George Maloof was walking through the Palms casino on Saturday when someone surprised him with a bear hug.
"He was just a fun, fun guy," Maloof said. "A great guy."
A tipster told Vegas Confidential that Wheldon and his wife had their initials — D.W. and S.W. — tattooed on their wrists about 10 p.m. at Huntington Ink at the Palms. A female employee at the tattoo shop declined comment, saying, "Sorry, I can't give out that information."
And if you won't tell a gossip columnist with a signature eye patch, who will you tell? (Related: Las Vegas is weird.)
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We are very thankful for our listeners! Last week we won a MySQL Community Contributor of the Year award (Sarah Novotny, Gerry Narvaja and Sheeri Cabral, who have all been hosts, won the award). Here's a picture of the award we all won.
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MySQL Connect will be held in San Francisco on Saturday September 29th and Sunday September 30th, with a Saturday night reception. This is a technical conference about MySQL, bringing together MySQL engineers at Oracle and the MySQL Community, and will include sessions about the latest MySQL features and the MySQL feature roadmaps. Submit your proposal to MySQL Connect, due Sunday May 6th.
Collaborate, the technology and applications forum for the Oracle Community, has 18 MySQL sessions. Collaborate runs from Sunday, April 22nd through Thursday, April 26th, 2012 at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas Nevada.
On Wednesday, April 25th in London, Oracle is offering a free seminar, including breakfast, on scaling MySQL.
Oracle is also having a free seminar on High Availability with MySQL in Belmont, CA on Thu Apr 26th.
There is a free webcast on "Building High Performance and High Traffic PHP Applications with MySQL - The Fundamentals" on Thursday, April 26, 2012 geared towards the Asia-Pacific time zones.
LinuxFest Northwest will be happening on Saturday April 28th and Sunday April 29th. The MySQL eco-system is usually well represented, Bryan Aker of HP, Colin Charles of Mariadb, Max Mether of Skysql and (Gerry) myself will be presenting. If you will be in the Pacific NW, you should consider attending. It's a lively event less than 90 min North of Seattle and 1hs S of Vancouver. Registration is not required, as the event is free.
There is a free afternoon Oracle seminar on MySQL Enterprise at Oracle in Düsseldorf, Germany on Tuesday, May 8th. Topics will include the MySQL enterprise monitor, query analyzer and external authentication using windows active directory and the linux PAM module, which is being called MySQL Enterprise Security.
There is a free morning Oracle seminar on High Availability Solutions for MySQL in Helsinki, Finland on Thursday, May 10th, and a free afternoon Oracle seminar on Scaling MySQL, to be held Tuesday, May 22nd from 12:45 to 5 pm at the Best Western Premier Hotel am Borsigturm in Berlin Germany.
SkySQL is offering a training on performance tuning mysql in Paris on May 15, 2012 – May 18, 2012 and Jun 18, 2012 – Jun 21, 2012. The performance tuning class is not the only available class at the moment, check out the full schedule.
Oracle will be bringing their free 4-hour seminar on High availability solutions based on MySQL toMünchen, Germany on Wednesday, May 23rd and Baden-Dättwil, Switzerland (near Zurich) on Thursday, May 24th.
On Tuesday June 5th, 2012, a MySQL Innovation Day is being hosted at Oracle's Conference Center in Redwood Shores, California. The MySQL Innovation day will feature multiple "lightning" talks by Oracle's MySQL Engineers. If you cannot make it out to California, the lightning talks will be available via a live webcast, too - so either way, save the date! If you can make it there physically, register for free here.
OpenSQLCamp US will be co-located with the Southeast LinuxFext, or SELF. SELF is Friday, June 8th through Sunday, June 10th in Charlotte, North Carolina. Registration is free for both OpenSQLCamp and the Southeast LinuxFest. There is a MySQL day on Friday, June 8th, a database track on Saturday for chosen presentations, and an unconference style day for OpenSQLCamp talks on Sunday. Registration is free, and includes lunches as well as all sessions Friday through Sunday.
The 1st Latin American Conference about Mysql, NoSQL and Cloud technologies will be held in Buenos Aires Wednesday, June 27th through Friday, June 29th at the Puerto Madero Hilton Hotel. Speakers are being announced every day, so keep watching the website!
OpenShift is a free, auto-scaling Platform as a Service (PaaS) for applications.
About SE Linux and the Cgroups
chroot and chroot jails
OpenShift's metrics cartridge
Short explanation of "gears"
RedHat bought Makara and has turned it into OpenShift.
Use promotional code "oursql" when signing up!
Ear Candy
This week's ear candy is about vagrant, a tool for building configurable, lightweight, and portable virtual machines on the fly. You can have a personal cloud on your desktop with vagrant.
At the Movies
This week in at the movies, we present a keynote from last week's MySQL Conference & Expo called "The MySQL Evolution", given by Peter Zaitsev and Baron Schwartz of Percona.
Where you can see us
Gerry will be at the Seattle MySQL User Group on Monday MAY 7TH from 7 - 9 pm. No topic has been set yet, but that doesn't mean Sarah won't have a host speaking, for example, yesterday we had Mark Atwood from Red Hat talking about OpenShift a new cloud offering Red Hat
Sheeri will be at the Boston MySQL User Group meeting on Monday May 7th from 7 - 9 pm.
Sheeri will be speaking about MySQL Security at the Professional IT Community Conference, Friday May 11 - Saturday May 12 in New Brunswick, NJ
Sheeri will be speaking at the Harmony conference in Finland about "MySQL Security" and "Optimizing MySQL JOINs and Subqueries" on Wed May 30 2012.
Sheeri and Gerry will both be speaking at the 1st Latin American Mysql, MariaDB, nosql and cloud computing conference, June 26-28.
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Tony Schumacher: World's Fastest Man
Not even four seconds. That's the duration of Tony Schumacher's competition. Burst off the mark like a jackrabbit, fly down the thousand-foot raceway at nearly 320 miles per hour, cross the finish line in one piece and feel what Schumacher calls "the complete adrenaline rush, as if every time it was the World Series, the bottom of the ninth, two out with the bases loaded and you've got to step up and deliver."
Welcome to the world of the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA), where Schumacher's the leading top-fuel drag racer, the equivalent of the heavyweight division champion.
Speed and competition make the 40-year-old Schumacher willing to repeatedly strap himself into a car and engage in a sports event where a paramedic enters the playing field and a helicopter sits at the end of the track should it be necessary to fly a driver to the hospital. Here's Schumacher sharing the joke that isn't a joke: "You're paying me for the one time my car is broken in half." The memories of what happened in Memphis on October 7, 2000, are crystal clear. That was the day Schumacher flipped his car, broke his left leg in seven places, dislocated six fingers—and was racing 10 days later. As Schumacher's wife, Cara, says, "That was wild. Pretty scary."
But risk pales when matched against Schumacher's passion. On a crisp Friday afternoon in November at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona (a track located one hour east of Los Angeles), Schumacher is there for the Top Fuel Championship—the last race of the season. His compact 5 foot 8 inch body is coiled, primed for three days of racing as he hopes to finish out atop the point standings for the sixth year in a row. Though Schumacher won't be racing until nearly 4:00 p.m., he's been on the grounds since 8:30 in the morning.
During these race days, there are talks with Schumacher's pit crew, time with his family, and hours of interaction with the public. With an omnipresent black Sharpie, Schumacher will sign more than 1,500 autographs a day, scribbling his signature on hats, T-shirts, magazine covers, posters, scraps of paper, hot dog wrappers, photographs and anything else fans bring to this daylong tailgate party punctuated by four-second, deafening bursts of screaming engines and off-the-charts speed.
During his down time, there are speeches—he gives 200 a year, enjoying talks with everyone from CEOs to students to garbage collectors. Of the latter he notes, "The irony is that we're both professional drivers. The only difference is that I'm reminded of danger every minute. They're not, and that can lead to something awful simply in the line of doing a good job."
Now Schumacher makes his way toward the large hospitality tent of his sponsor, the U.S. Army. As one fan after another approaches—sign, take a photo, recollect a past race—Schumacher is living up to his nickname, "The Sarge." His eye contact is nonstop, uniquely compelling given that his left eye is brown and his right eye is light green. "I've always loved being around cars, always loved this life," he says.
Soon Schumacher reaches the tent but instead of dashing inside, he lingers outside the ropes, signing, posing, signing, posing. After hanging outside the tent with fans for 15 minutes, Shumacher heads toward the tent's buffet with a parting wave, kindly shouting out, "I got to eat, guys."
Waiting his turn in line, Schumacher grabs a paper plate, offers another to the person behind him, asks the server for a piece of chicken and begins to sing the opening lines of James Taylor's "Fire and Rain": "Just yesterday morning/they let me know you were gone."
As sponsor guests approach and ask for his signature, Schumacher's shift from knife and fork to Sharpie is seamless. Pointing to the fans milling through the suite and on the grounds, Schumacher says, "It's all for them. I owe them the best possible effort, all the time. It's my job."
He's now sitting behind the U.S. Army's two large trailers in a tiny passageway wedged in between the back of two other sponsor trailers. Schumacher has just lit up a Graycliff Purple Label Château Grand Cru. He calls the Graycliff "mouth watering," and remembers first trying the red and blue labels on a trip to the Bahamas, when Schumacher met Fidel Castro's former cigar roller, Avelino Lara. At the 2007 ESPY Awards, he had his first Purple Label Graycliff. "There are thousands of cigars I like," Schumacher says, including the Winston Churchill, the La Gloria Cubana, Fuente Fuente OpusX and many of the other brands fans often bring him at NHRA events.
"It's overwhelming," Schumacher says about these days at the races. "People pulling, everyone needs something and you don't want to be aggravated, because if you are…" At which point Schumacher's cell phone rings. "No problem," he says, after listening to the caller "I have day passes in my pocket. I don't know who's here yet. We'll get it handled."
Putting his phone back in his pocket the man once dubbed The Fastest Man on Earth says, "I've always been very good at short attention span situations. But this is what I love about the cigar. You don't force it. It's the one thing I've found that you cannot rush. I can't outrace a cigar. I can't outfox it. This is the ultimate in enforced relaxation. You've got to have a moment of silence and get away. If you don't, you'll be angry all the time. You'll feel like you're getting pulled in all directions. Hey, I love my sister, and she wants to get together for dinner, but I've got to get prepared for the race. I tell folks, 'The outcome of the party Sunday night depends on what I do this week.' For you all, it's 100 percent entertainment. For me, it's 100 percent work. So you've got to be able to take that time, smoke a cigar and then come out and say to everyone, 'OK, I'm ready.'"
Though typically he'll smoke one or two a day, Schumacher believes, "I could smoke a cigar any time except when I'm sleeping."
There's one qualifying race this Friday afternoon, an integral part of the lineup process leading to Sunday's elimination tournament. But Schumacher's speed is disappointing: a mere 5.25 seconds.
The following day, Schumacher looks back on what happened.
"It's all part of the game, all a matter of gathering data," he says. "There is never a point in panicking."
Seemingly undaunted, he and his team make their way to the track for the day's next qualifying race. Some fans cheer "You're number one, Tony!" He makes eye contact, takes time to sign more autographs and heads for his hot rod.
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This race is much different. Schumacher bolts in at 3.772 seconds, the second quickest time in NHRA history. His speed of 320.58 mph clocks in as the second fastest in NHRA history as well.
"Now that was a message," he says.
The fit between the U.S. Army and Schumacher couldn't be better. At each race, the U.S. Army hosts events for local high-school students. When Schumacher takes the stage, the old Army slogan "Be All That You Can Be" morphs into something along the lines of "at least attempt to be all you can be."
It's a message close to Schumacher's heart. Growing up in the Chicago suburb of Park Ridge, Illinois, Schumacher loved sports, fishing and most of all, hanging out in the garage taking cars apart and putting them back together. His father, Don, ran Schumacher Electric, a highly-successful automotive battery recharging business. Asked to recall what kind of child Tony was, Don pauses for five seconds, then says, "Oooohhh. Tony was a handful. He was a challenge, a very, very busy, fast-moving young man who was always doing stuff and getting into things."
If Tony was not necessarily a troublemaker, he concedes his focus was minimal, figuring with the family business always awaiting him there was little need to push himself. Says Schumacher, "Every day I'd ask myself, 'What day am I going to try?' And every day would come and I wouldn't do a thing about it. I talk about this in my speeches. I tell kids that life goes pretty fast, and all of a sudden they're 35 and they never tried hard. I wish I'd have performed way better in school. The lesson is that when you perform well early on in life, it really carries. I was lucky to pull myself out of a tailspin and escape mediocrity."
Don had also been a racer, quitting in the early '70s, a time when auto racers were gaining speed but had yet to create a great many safety procedures. "You look at that time and you see a lot of guys were dying," says Schumacher. "But even though my dad was no longer racing, he had these friends who'd come by. I'd sit in awe. I just loved working with cars. And in time I got my chance to race."
His debut came in 1996, in Indianapolis no less. Seven days after receiving his competition license, Schumacher was the last qualifier to get into the MAC Tools U.S. Nationals race. His opponent was set to be No. 1 Blaine Johnson, but Johnson was killed in an accident just prior to that run during a qualifying race. Schumacher went on to finish second in that competition losing to Cory McClenethan. Later that week, he opened a fortune cookie and read words from premier clutch shooter Larry Bird, that became a personal mantra: "In the closing seconds of the game, I always wanted the ball in my hands for the last shot."
It was around this time when Schumacher began to smoke cigars. His grandfather had first given him a Pierogi when he was 20 years old. Soon enough, Schumacher headed to the local Walgreen's to buy a box of five cigars whose names he can't even remember, forcing himself to relax while smoking one.
But not for another decade did cigars really begin to make a major impact on Schumacher's life. Coincidentally, 2006 was also the most remarkable time of his racing career. Far back in the points standings mid-way through the year, Schumacher rattled off four wins in seven races, but still looked out of contention when he arrived in Pomona to close out the season. Then, in the final leg of the final race, Schumacher set a national elapsed time record to claim the title, an effort quickly dubbed "The Run."
As Cara says, "That's what Tony lives for. He needs that edge. He loves that adrenaline. If he didn't have racing, he'd be bored. So when he's at home, he's either got to get with the calendar with what we're doing as a family, get back to the racetrack or go outside to his 'Man Shack.'"
Whether it's Cara calling it the "Man Shack" or Tony dubbing it the "Doghouse," it's a self-contained gazebo he's built outside his Chicago home, a place with no TV or stereo but where Tony will often have a friend over, smoke a cigar, reflect on what has happened and consider what's to come. He admits that after spending an average of 230 days a year away from home, "I've only got a few more years of this in me. I always said that when my kids get old enough to start playing baseball it will be time for me to put my ego aside, make time for them and get into the family business."
Can a man who has lived the highs of Tony Schumacher content himself by selling battery chargers? According to his father, that will be a difficult transition. "To step away from what he's doing and step off into the business will not be that easy." But according to Schumacher, "I'll be selling battery chargers, but I'll also be talking about the miracles we pulled off, about the incredible accomplishments of this team." Don't think his love of speed will let up. Often at home, Schumacher loves going for a ride in his black Corvette. Naturally it's a convertible, the better to unwind with a cigar.
The 2009 campaign wrapped up on Sunday, November 15, and was extremely close. Schumacher came in to Pomona just two points ahead of his greatest rival, Larry Dixon, who in the last year had hired away most of Schumacher's pit crew from under him. Just the day before, Dixon had set the all-time national speed record of 321.58 mph. All signs pointed to a Schumacher-Dixon final. But an unexpected upset for Dixon in the semis caused him to hand Schumacher the title, $500,000 and his sixth straight and seventh overall championship—a trophy "The Sarge" dedicated to the victims of the recent tragedy at Fort Hood. Sunday's victory celebration, which saw Schumacher lighting up an OpusX, stretched into Monday morning and continued to Monday night's awards banquet in Los Angeles.
But then again, Schumacher has always known how to make the most of his time. When the U.S. Army was considering sponsoring a race car driver, Schumacher knew what he had to do. Whipping out an electric razor, Schumacher shaved his head, boarded a plane, came to the meeting with the potential sponsor and said, "Don't ever say I won't do anything for this team."
A two-hour meeting rapidly turned into a fast-paced celebration of a new partnership. As he has his entire life, Tony Schumacher took time at breakneck speed.
Joel Drucker is the author of the book, Jimmy Connors Saved My Life.


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