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THURSDAY, February 28, 1867.On motion by Mr. PARRISH the reading of the journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr. NOYES and Mr. WARD presented temperance petitions; and Mr. TERRY presented memorials on the same subject from a Christian church, a Methodist, church and sundry citizens of Miamitown; which were severally referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. WARD, from the Committee on Roads, returned the bill [H. R. 48] relating to change of highways, recommending its passage.
Mr. PARRISH, from the Committee on Canals, returned Mr. Richmond's bill [S. 218] county officers to receive certain certificates as money, recommending that it do pass.
On motion by Mr. CULLEN it was read the second time.
On motion by Mr. CUMBACK (Mr. Gifford in the chair) the bill [H. R. 13] creating the 18th judicial circuit, was read the second time. On his motion a dispensation of the constitutional restriction was had, by yeas, 34; nays 8; in order that the bill might be read again and put upon its passage.
Mr. CASON moved to recommit the bill, with instructions to amend so as to require that the pay of judge shall be raised in proportion to the curtailment of their respective circuits.
Mr. CUMBACK combatted the motion.
Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. HUMPHREYS and Mr. CASON spoke in favor of recommitment
Mr. RICE opposed the bill.
Mr. CULLEN withdrew his motion.
Mr. MILLIGAN objected to the proposed change and moved to recommit the bill to a special Committee, which shall consist of Senators representing districts affected thereby.
On Mr. CUMBACK'S motion this proposition to recommit was laid on the table.
Nr. HANNA moved to refer the bill to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. RICHMOND, this motion to refer was also laid on the table by yeas 14; nays, 30.Mr. RICHMOND moved to refer the bill to the Committee on Organization of Courts.
Mr. HANNA ineffectually moved to lay this motion on the table.
The motion to refer was then agreed to, by yeas 24; nays 16.
Leaves of absence were obtained for Mr. Bonham to-day, and Mr. Vawter during the balance of the session.
Mr. BELLAMY submitted the following:
Mr. President:
The Committee appointed to examine an article beaded "Defamation of the Hospital for the Insane," published in a part of the issue of the JOURNAL of Saturday, 23d inst., and the cause of such publication, report as the result of such investigation the following facts :
1st. There are two editions of the JOURNAL printed per day, the first at 2 o'clock A.M. to supply the early morning trains; after which enough matter, not considered of great importance, is stricken out to make room for the latest telgrams: the portion so stricken out being often published in the next issue. Such changes of matter are made by the foreman, Mr. Doughty, without any knowledge or interference on the part of the publishers of said paper, and the article referred to was stricken from the second edition by him for the purpose above indicated.
2d. That there was no intention in omitting said article from a part of the issue to conceal it from the members of the General Assembly.
3d. It is the opinion of your Committee that said article does not contain anything insulting to or derogatory of the Senate; and in its personal allusions, in criticising the speeches and votes of any member, does not transcend the latitude commonly accorded to the public journals of the country.
Believing that the said article, or the manner page: 341[View Page 341] of its publication, was not intended as an insult to this body, or to any of its members, further than above stated, your committee would respectfully recommend that the further consideration of the subject he dispensed with, and ask to be discharged from the same.
Com.G. V. HOWK,
The report was concurred in.
On motion of Mr. CARSON, the vote of yesterday rejecting Mr. Reagan's bill [S. 165] increasing the per diem of appraisers of real estate from $2 to $3, was reconsidered, and another vote taken on its passage, resulting - yeas 29, nays 10.
So the bill finally passed the Senate.
The PRESIDENT announced the consideration of the special order or this hour, viz: Mr. Stein's bill [S. 139] establishing an agricultural college, and locating the same at the Tippecanoe Battle Ground; together with majority and minority reports thereon from the Committee on Education; the pending question being on the location of the college - acting under the resolution adopted last Friday forenoon.
Mr. WOLCOTT made an ineffectual motion to pass over the special order and up his liquor traffic bill.
The PRESIDENT announced that the first thing in order, under the resolution adopted when this subject was last considered, would be to vote upon the location of of the Agricultural College.
Mr. THOMPSON moved that the bill [S. 139] be stricken out from the enacting clause and new matter substituted therefor, which he sent to the Secretary's desk.
Mr. OYLER insisted the motion was out of order, as the Senate has agreed not to locate this college until some certain place shall have received twenty-six votes.
The PRESIDENT decided no other amendment in order until the terms of the resolution are carried out or it is rescinded.
Mr. TURNER did not believe we were prepared to act judiciously upon this subject- there is a division of sentiment about the matter; there is nothing to be lost by delay, and in order to give time for consulting constituency, and for other reasons, he moved to indefinitely postpone the further consideration of the Agricultural College question.
Mr. OYLER said if this matter has not been considered by the people for the past three years it will not be in the next thirty years. The General Assembly should not be bothered with it any longer, for it has already cost the State one-half of what the grant is worth. We have now a fuller Senate than at any time before in this session, when this subject has been considered, and why not settle the question at once.
Mr. CULLEN moved to lay the proposition to postpone on the table.
The motion was rejected by yeas 21, nays 25.
Pending the roll call -
Mr. BELLAMY said he was in fevor of the indefinite postponement of this subject in order to get it out of the way, for we have no prospect of coming to a conclusion this session.
Mr. HANNA, when his name was called, said this was the third session at which this question had been discussed and about the same arguments for delay used at, each of those sessions are used now. He favored locating; the college from the begining, and more money would have been realized from the grant at that time than can be now. The longer this thing is put off the more loss there will be. New York State sold her scrip for eighty cents and ever since it has been falling in the market. The sooner we take definite action in this matter the better it will be for the State. He had heard no argument with any force in it in favor of postponing this question. Why we should postpone the use of this great and was a matter of wonder; and therefore, he felt constrained in every vote to favor the early use of this grant.
Mr. NILES, in explaining his vote, said that a bill had just been offered by the Senator from Marion, founded, as he understood, on an offer of $100,000 to the funds of the college. He had not read or seen that bill. If driven to a final vote now on the question of location of the college, with only one proposition before us, we must vote in the dark and with our hands tied.
Mr. NOYES, when his name was called desired only to say that he was in favor of placing this college scrip in the common school fund of the State, and therefore should vote against the location of a college at any point.
Mr. OYLER, when his name was called, contradicted the statement that our hands were tied up by the resolution under which the Senate is operating. If this motion to indefinitely postpone is carried, then the whole thing is disposed of for this session. Bat the argument that the people do not understand this question is simply a get off, as it has been before the people for three sessions past. If we can not locate it now the question ought to be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. RICHMOND, when his name was called, said that two years ago, the same arguments and the same speeches were made here that gentlemen have made this session; and they were repeated here one year ago. They told us then that the peo- page: 342[View Page 342] ple would be prepared for this thing this session, and now they tell us that two years hence they will be ready, and if we go on as we have been going, there will be no end to it. He therefore thought we had better but a stop to this thing by locating the college at once.
Mr. TAGGART, when his name was called, said that if he had to vote under the ruling of a resolution adopted in his absence, for or against certain localities, without knowing whether his constituents desired him to do so or not, it was evident that he had but one alternative left.
The result was then announced as above recorded.
The question recurring on the motion to indefinitely postpone the further consideration of the question -
Mr. BENNETT said: It is not a proper way to come in here and tie up our hands by voting for an indefinite postponement of this subject. He had no objection to locating this college at Indianapolis for he believed it the great city of the State; but he would vote with a majority to locate it any point. Though at first in flavor of locating it an Richmond; he now favored the Tippecanoe Battle Ground. It would be better in his opinion if these public in situations were divided out between the larger cities of this commonwealth, instead of centering them all at one point. The people are now ready for the location; this Legislature has discussed it long enough; and , not wanting to postpone the settlement of this question any longer, he plead for a fair and square vote.
Mr. NILES argued that no injury would result from a postponement of this whole subject till another session. We have till 1874 to put the college in operation. The subject is beginning to be discussed by the press and the people of the State, and another legislature will meet with more definite ideas as to their wishes. If we are to have an agricultural and mechanical institution - as is well known - he favored the location at Indianapolis. But a proposition has been made to divert this fund to the use of common schools. It would then be equally useful to all the people of the State, and no doubt Congress would, if desired, consent to such an appropriation of the fund. This, like all other questions, could be fully considered by the people, before the next session. The very fact that the opinions of this Legislature are so unsettled, woudl seem to justify the postponement.
Mr. HANNA spoke to the question as to whether the location shall be made at the Battle-ground or at Indianapolis, expressing again his decided preference for the former place. After referring at length, in no flattering terms, to several occurrences happening in the city of Indianapolis since the war, he proceeded to show that the public duty and public necessity required that we should pass upon this question now.
Mr. TURNER was not wedded to any particular locality, and spoke in favor of postponement. He was not prepared to vote upon the pending question; nor had it been canvassed before his constituency. he demanded the previous question.
The Senate refused to second the demand - on a division, affirmative 15, negative 22.
Mr. CASON replied to the insinuations that the terms of the resolution under which we are now acting were unfair or tied up the hands of the Senate. He read from the BREVIER REPORTS of the last session to show that it was almost identical with the one under which the location was made by the Senate of 1865.
Mr. THOMPSON also read from the BREVIER REPORTS with a view of sustaining his assertion that the location was then made in compliment to the then presiding officer of the Senate.
Mr. CASON again referred to the same book to refute this idea.
Mr. NOYES quoted proceedings-on page 240 of BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS, wherein it is set forth that the bill locating the college was on its third reading without containing what Monroe county proposed to do, and the amendments were permitted to be incorporated when one single objection would have prevented it, because it was well known that the bill, even if it passed, could not become a law in those last hours of the session.
The Senate then took a recess till 2.
Mr. CASON moved to postpone the further consideration of the agricultural college question till to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, so that the special order for this hour - certain railroad bills - may be taken up.
Mr. TURNER thought we had better come to a vote upon this question now, and get it out of the way of more pressing business before the Senate.
The PRESIDENT decided that while a motion to indefinitely postpone is pending, a motion to postpone to a certain day is not in order.
Mr. TURNER withdrew the motion to indefinitely postpone the bill, to accommodate Senators.
On motion by Mr. CASON, it was postponed till 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
Mr. THOMPSON presented a petition, which was referred to the- Committee on Temperance without reading.
page: 343[View Page 343]BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
Mr. CHURCH, from the majority of the Committee on Benevolent Institutions, reported that after examination of certain charges against the Insane Asylum they were unable to find anything to sustain the charge of extravagance, or in any manner changing the financial statements as found in their reports for the years 1865-6. They speak in complimentary terms of the Superintendent, Dr. Lockhart; and recommend a change in the manner of keeping the books of the institution; and recommend the usual appropriations for the current expenses of the several State benevolent institutions for the years 1867-8.
Mr. CRAVENS submitted a report in behalf of the minority of said committee, referring particularly to the evidence presented before the committee while investigating affairs connected with the Insane Hospital, without expressing an opinion as to the financial management, but recommending that a provision be made by law for furnishing clothing to patients. The report bears cheerful testimony to the care bestowed on the patients by the Superintendent, Matron and other officers, and recommends the same appropriations as the other report, with one exception.
Mr. BELLAMY moved that 300 copies of the reports of the minority and majority be printed, and that they be made the special order for Monday at two o'clock.
Mr. BENNETT insisted that Senators could understand these reports as well from hearing them read as if they were printed; and he opposed the delay the printing would inevitably cause.
Mr. HANNA desired very much to know the necessity for so great an appropriation as that recommended for the Insane Hospital, and insisted that these reports should be printed, that every member here may have an opportunity to examine them.
Mr. CHURCH could not understand what benefits would accrue from the printing of the reports.
[Leave of absence was obtained for Mr. Smith this afternoon ]
Mr. CULLEN could not see how the printing of these reports could be of any practical use at this late day of the session. No charges had yet been made against the gentlemen proposed to be elected to the management of these institutions; and they should now be allowed to come out from under the cloud.
Mr. BELLAMY withdrew his motion.
Mr. HANNA renewed it.
Mr. BENNETT said the examination of these charges have been made, a Democratic Senator has put his name to the majority report, which says these charges are unfounded, and still we put off this election?
Mr. HANNA (interposing) was willing that the election should go on, but was anxious that the reports should be printed.
Mr. BENNETT was willing to print if any good reason could be given for it; but he could see no good to come from it. He opposed the printing as a separate proposition.
Mr. HUFFMAN, as a member of this committee, had carefully and impartially examined the case, and was satisfied that the charges made against the officers of the institution for the Insane are unfounded and untrue. If money has been applied contrary to appropriations made by law that is no evidence that it was fraudulently applied. As far as the question of printing is concerned he thought there is no necessity for printing these reports, and for himself he was willing that the Senate should go into an election for officers of these institutions.
Mr. HANNA modified his motion by proposing that this subject be made the order for day after to-morrow morning, and that one hundred copies of the reports be printed.
On motion of Mr. BENNETT it was laid on the table by yeas 25, nays 18.
The report of the majority of the committee was then concurred in.
On motion by Mr. BENNETT, the order of business was suspended - yeas 27, nays 17 - to enable him to offer a resolution that the two houses of the General Assembly will go into an election by a simultaneous concurrent vote, on to-morrow at 10 o'clock A. M., for the Trustees for the Benevolent Institutions of the State.
The resolution was adopted by yeas 26, nays 18.
Mr. CULLEN, from the Committee on Canals, returned Mr. Stein's bill[S. 142] to provide for the payment of $57.000 to Morehead, Hall & Co., H. G. Wright, Jacob Barkus, and Patrick Shannon, recommending its passage.
Mr. RICHMOND introduced a bill [S 229] for an act concerning the usual duties of common carriers.
Mr. CASON introduced a bill [S. 230] for an act to repeal an act to authorize Railroad companies to occupy and use for railroad purposes the property of canal companies, &c., approved November 16, 1865. It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. RICE introduced a bill [S. 231] for an act to save pending suits affected by the passage of an act to repeal sections 43 and 44 of the act prescribing who may make a will, &c., approved May 31, 1852, approved December 21, 1865.
On motion by Mr. BELLAMY the Sen- page: 344[View Page 344] ate proceeded to vote again on bills which have heretofore failed to pass for want of constitutional majorities
On motion by Mr. WOLCOTT, his temperance bill [S. 46 - see pages 52, 96, 98 and 242 of these Reports] was taken up it having failed to pass on the 15th inst., and again on yesterday.
Mr. BENNETT moved to recommit the bill with instructions to add a section entitling sellers and remonstrators to the right of appeals as in other cases: -urging its adoption for reasons given by him on page 295 of these Reports.
The bill was read and passed by yeas 28, nays 19 - as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Armstrong, Bellamy, Bennett Bonham, Brown,Cason, Church, Cravens, Cullen, Houghton, Hyatt, Lewis, Milligan, Niles, Noyes, Oyler, Parrish, Reagan, Reynolds, Rice, Richmond, Robinson, Stein, Terry, Thompson, Ward, Wolcott and Mr. President, (Cumback) 28.
NAYSMessrs Barker, Bowman, Carson, English, Gifford, Hanna, Howk, Huey, Huffman, Humphreys, Jaquess, Johnson, Lee, Mason, Newlin, Sherrod, Staggs, Taggart and Turner - 19.
Pending the roll call -
Mr. BENNETT said: This bill is not in all respects just as I should like to have it. Neither does it meets the expectations of all the people whom I represent on this floor. Some have asked me for prohibition; others have demanded that no further legislation be had. I can't please them all. And I consider this bill a compromise of their opinions, and as it is the bill presented by the Committee, I shall vote for it.
Mr. BONHAM, when his name was called, said: As remarked by the Senator from Union, I too have been petitioned, but invariably for a prohibitory law; but as I do not think a prohibitory law can by any possibility be passed at the present session, and as I regard this as the next best law on the subject that can be passed I shall vote "aye."
Mr. BROWN was understood to say in explanation of his vote, that although he disliked the license system very much he had come to the conclusion to vote for fastening it upon the people. In view of all the facts connected with this bill, although he did not like it, still, to accommodate his friends he voted "aye."
Mr. THOMPSON, when his name was called, stated that it was not likely any of his constituents would violate any of the provisions of this bill, and he saw no reason why he should not vote for it.
The result, as above recorded, was then announced. So the bill passed.
Mr. Church's bill, S. 9 - see pages 18 and 69 of these reports - rejected on the 7th inst, coming up -
Mr. CHURCH explained that it authorizes suits to be brought upon contract as well where the contract was made as where the defendant resides, provided it is in the county.
Mr. CARSON made objections.
The bill was again rejected - yeas 17, nays 29.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 14] to encourage immigration to the State (see page 243 having failed for want of a constitutional majority on the 15th inst.) coming up -
On Mr. HANNA'S motion the appropriation for printing pamphlets, &c., was reduced from $500 to $100.
The bill was passed by yeas 31, nays 14.
Mr. Oyler's clerk appellation bill [S. 20 - see page 70] having failed to pass January 21, was now passed by yeas 34, nays 8.
Mr. Johnson's bill [S. 92] enabling incorporated towns to raise revenue from drinking saloons by levying an additional license fee - it having failed on the 20th inst., coming up -
Mr. JOHNSON explained its provisions.
It was rejected - yeas 20, nays 21.
Mr. Churchs' bill [S. 94see page 157] to provide for the protection of mink, otter and raccoon - rejected on the 22d instant, coming up -
Mr. CHURCH urged its passage.
The bill was passed by yeas 29, nays 14.
Mr. Jaquess' bill [S. 100] limiting the liabilities of inn-keepers, which failed to pass on the 22d instant, coming up -
Mr. JAQUESS and Mr. WOLCOTT explained its provisions - every adjoining State has similar laws.
Mr. CULLEN suggested a difficulty - a foreigner, not understanding the language, might be imposed upon.
The bill again failed to pass by yeas 23, nays 20.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 105] authorizing the holding of criminal courts in all counties polling 7,000 votes (see pages 156 and 299) which failed to pass last Friday, coming up -
Mr. CARSON insisted that it was of the utmost importance to the public generally, and the traveling public in particular, that this bill should pass.
Mr. STEIN coincided with the remarks just made, and urged the passage of the bill.
Mr. BENNETT knew the people of Wayne county were anxious for this bill, and he hoped it would pass.
The bill passed by yeas 29, nays 13.
Mr. Huey's bill [S. 174] for the relief of Peter and Benoni Wells was read the third time, on Mr. Church's motion at the instance of Mr. H.
Mr. HUEY said the bill was right and page: 345[View Page 345] that it has been before the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
It was passed by yeas 43, nays 0.
On motion by Mr. STEIN, the ten percent, interest bill [S. 93 - see, proceedings of day before yesterday] was read the third time.
Mr. STEIN explained that this bill changes the present interest law from six to ten per cent, in all cases of written contracts. Interest to be deemed usurious as to the excess only.
Mr. HANNA thought the experience of the older nations of the world have demonstrated the fact that the rate of interest as fixed by Indiana is too much. The drift of legislation is too much in favor of money changers, and against the labor of the country. We as a people are being consumed by this spirit.
Mr. WOLCOTT. This State is deficient in money capital because the legal rate of interest is too low. It is for this reason that Indiana is lagging in the career of improvement. The farming class demand this increase, and it might be said to be a bill favoring the poorer classes.
The bill was passed by yeas 33, nays 9.
On motion by Mr NOYES, the bill [H. R. 8 ] amending section 99 of the Practice so that relief may be granted on motion any time within two years, was read third time.
Mr. NILES explained its provisions.
The bill passed by yeas 39, nays 2.
On motion of Mr. LEWIS, the bill [H. R. 66] authorizing incorporated town trustees to establish fire limits, was read the third ,and passed by yeas 40, nays 1.
On motion by Mr. MASON the bill [S. 77] increasing the salaries of Prosecuting Attorneys of Criminal Courts to $1,000 per annum, was read the third time and passed, yeas 31; nays, 8, with amendment of title viz: "to increase the salaries of Prosecuting Attorneys in the Criminal Courts of this State.
And then the Senate adjourned.


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A Profile of Albano Berberi, a blind Gordon College student who plays classical music on the violin
Although blind, [Albano] Berberi has played a musical instrument longer than he can remember. When his family still lived in Albania, 6-month-old Berberi began playing the keyboard. It wasn't Mozart, but his father told him he played the notes sequentially. At 18 months, he reproduced the music demonstration tape that came with the keyboard.
When he was a year old, the family moved to Greece, where he continued playing keyboard until his kindergarten teacher decided to introduced him to another instrument. They first tried the recorder during a trip to a music conservatory. But he found it "rather boring," and the two continued their tour of the facility in search of an instrument to pique his interest. A musician taking a break from rehearsals handed the young boy his violin. The instrument, built for an adult not a 5-year-old, hardly nestled under his chin. But it proved a perfect fit.
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I've heard it said that humility is like underwear: essential, but indecent if it shows. Blind Pilot might have forgotten they were wearing any Tuesday night at The Waiting Room since what stands out is their cursory devotion to opener Brad Hoshaw and the Seven Deadlies. That and nearly perfect performances of their nearly perfect songs.
It's true, though. Brad Hoshaw is something to behold, as those who have seen him know. He's got a voice like summer rain in the midst of an afternoon thunderstorm, all warm and soft but belied by the thunder and lightning behind it. Then to mention he's Omaha's songwriter of the year three times over (with results for this year's Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards on the way), well, we've got something to raise a fuss about ourselves.
He's the kind of musician who has songs you would want to hang out with. They're well-composed without any affectations, entirely true to themselves. And Brad seems to be captivated by their company, too. He has a wistful stare on stage right out of your favorite Vietnam novel, like he's seen something he can tell you only through a certain chord progression and arrangement of words.
His guitarist might gesticulate like a Sims character slashing your concentration on that stare, but even so, the Seven Deadlies are likely to shoot down your heart. All together, it's no surprise Israel Nebeker, lead singer of Blind Pilot, took the in-between-song opportunity to share a revelation, paraphrased here:
"When I was growing up and Saddle Creek was just getting big, I thought I had to move to Omaha. Turns out, I ended up in Portland, but after seeing that first band, I think I might have made the wrong choice."
From the looks of it, Omaha would gladly take Blind Pilot in, too. Just a couple smoke-monster-like swells of feedback nuzzled their way into a great mix that cleared the way for Israel's words that had the crowd swooning. Even his banjo- and dulcimer-laden backing vocalist Kati Claborn couldn't help but steal a glance sideways and smile furtively on the best line from "Oviedo": "But there were nights in bars that I recall / Your breath was courage laced with alcohol / You leaned in, and you said / 'Make music with the chatter in here / Whisper all the notes in my ears.'"
Pop culture again dispelled some of the magic like it did with Brad Hoshaw, though. Dave Jorgensen couldn't help but remind me of the ever-smiling Bob from Enzyte commercials. It was no fault of his, a musician just caught up in the joy of playing wonderful songs to a receptive audience.
Bassist Luke Ydstie once again praised Brad Hoshaw and the Seven Deadlies before the band closed out their set with a new song, "We Are The Tide." It's a new direction for a band with a new album dropping Sept. 13, a tribal drum-driven, sing-loud-and-joyfully tune. And after the encore, Blind Pilot ended the night with an intimate retelling of "Three Rounds and a Sound," unplugged and sung on the floor with the crowd.
Here's hoping Israel finds it within himself to take his own words without a grain of salt and move to Omaha. Wishful thinking maybe, but I can hope, can't I?
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In 2004 when three hurricanes blew through Central Florida in six weeks, our hardwired landline was the only form of communication that still worked with our family within Florida, and to call out-of-state relatives to assure them we were safe. We didn't hear from family who were cell-only users for hours after electricity went out, so worried about their safety and whereabouts. We'll probably keep our landline for that reason alone, although we very seldom use it for regular phone calls anymore. We rely on our cell phones 90% of the time or more.
Leverage the strength of all residences being connected to landline or PSTN networks. Use them for the public good of free (though slow) internet access or a means to assist analysis of our power grid and avoid future black/brown outs.
My wife and I live near Chapel Hill, NC but our cell phone connection is unreliable at best even after installing a booster. I would be concerned that especially in case of an emergency, it could mean the difference between life and death. It's not about quality in my opinion.
In rural areas there are several concerns if landlines are no longer available. My experiences are in Vermont and western NC. In many places in Vermont, cell phone coverage is poor or non-existent. Services, such as Skype, are cannot be used because internet access is non-existent or limited to dial-up. Cable is not available. Only expensive satellite internet access is available. Therefore, low income people in these areas would have no communication link whatsoever if the landline was not available. Here in western NC, much of the internet service is via the copper phone lines. Therefore, if these lines were not maintained, internet access would be unavailable.
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"What some fail to mention is that businesses, as a whole, continue to rely on landline for quality and that it is a hardened system. "
Excellent point and when I saw today's topic sitting at my desk in my office looking at my phone, I thought the same thing.
Look at who has a financial interest in eliminating the land line.
One very important reason of landlines not mentioned so far is that there is a significant portion of the US that depend on a landline for internet access (dialup).
I get calls from AT&T about every month urging me to sign up for broadband. My answer for years has been -- Great! Are you sure that you can offer this? The AT&T rep has always come back that it isn't availaable to me.
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Shocked to hear the comment that only a small number of people still need landline phone, and therefore too expensive to maintain. Only a few? How about "the few" who are disabled, for whom we, as a responsible society, provide accommodation at restaurants, motels, schools, libraries, etc. We don't expect a "guarnteed rate of return" when we accommodate the disabled -- the few. There shouldn't be a guaranteed rate of return for moral, responsible policy.
As to reliability, I live in Fairfax County -- a well-connected location -- but we live in a pocket of poor connectivity, so we cannot make calls from our house on a cell phone. Verizon accidentally cut our connection one day while installing someone else's service, and we had NO service for 24 hours. My husband is in poor health. At 2:00 a.m., am I expected to wake up the neighbors for a phone call? The greedy communication services should honor the social contract....
What about the deaf who need land lines to make their technology work
Mobile phone voice quality will get better only when each mobile company start using the 4G for the voice and not only for internet access.
Once we have more bandwidth on 4G, we can see a very good voice quality and reliability.
I live in Warner NH, not the most rural section of NH, and do not get a signal for cell phone usage. If i walk 200 feet in any direction I get a signal but not at my house. It is too expensive for any carrier to set up a new cell tower just for me and one neighbor who have no signal. If we lose the land line will there be a law that requires the carriers to provide a signal for houses like mine?
I am unemployed. Today, employers prefer to conduct interviews over the phone. My cell phone has terrible reception, however, I cannot get land line service where I live....which is in a rather remote area in the country. I want a land line. I am wondering how many employers have rejected me due to my annoying reception on my cell phone. Where do all the taxes that are on our phone bills go? Certainly not to improving land lines.
I believe the telecom revolution has been a mixed blessing. I need the landline for security system in my home; the quality & Reliability of VoIP has not kept up. The DSL speeds are not upto par for new services like video streaming...so we are left with paying a lot more for services that are sub par.
As far as competition is concerned, there is none. Where I live, in a well off urban large city, I am limited to Time Warner for Cable (DSL is not up to par); there is no other alternative!!
These large companies need to be broken up ONCE AGAIN!!
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For a few years now, I have been wanting to use only my cell phone, but I find that hearing is impaired. Even with the use of ear plugs, it is not much better. ALSO, when speaking with older people, they cannot hear as well as on landline phone. I'd love nothing more than to save $102 monthly landline charges. The cell phone providers hopefully will provide better service in every way, auditory and reliability of steady service. Thanks ever so much, and take good care !!! Lea in Brookline.
Diane and the guests keep talking about lack of reliable cell service in places like West Virginia. I live in suburban Washington, DC (10 miles from downtown), and I cannot get cell service anywhere within a mile of my house. I live and commute to the capital of the free world, and if I didn't have a land line at my house, I wouldn't have a phone.
I was in a traffic accident half a mile from my house. I couldn't use my cell phone to call for a tow truck because of lack of service. A police officer offered me his cell phone, and that also didn't work. I had to walk home to use my land line to get my car pulled out of the middle of the road.
Hi and LOVE your show for many years.
For a few years now, I have been wanting to use only my cell phone, but I find that hearing is impaired. Even with the use of ear plugs, it is not much better. ALSO, when speaking with older people, they cannot hear as well as on landline phone. I'd love nothing more than to save monthly landline charges. The cell phone providers hopefully will provide better service in every way, auditory and reliability of steady service. Thanks ever so much, and take good care !!! Lea in Brookline.
What about the deaf who need landlines to make their technology work?
I have laptops, cellphones, iPod, iPad, use Skype frequently, etc....and I have a land line. I rarely use the land line but have kept it since it is the only way to receive and send telephone calls during emergencies. During Hurricane Charlie (and subsequent hurricanes here in Florida), there was no service to be found for many days. However, because I had a land line and an old phone that did not rely on electricity to run, I was able to check up on my elderly mother and my out-of-state children.
So, I will continue to pay for this faithful land line since it is a lifeline when most truly needed.
My cell phone works very poorly inside my house. I'd like to give up my landline, but without it, my ability to receive calls inside the house would be close to nil. (I do live in a rural area, but just a 10 minute drive to a highly developed area.) Cellular reliability needs to be strengthened considerably before we can get rid of the landlines.
I have a landline account with Verizon which includes DSL. FIOS is not available in my area (Alexandria). I do not have cable. How would people like me be affected? It would seem I'd have to pay a great deal more. Verizon told me to keep my landline, by the way, when I asked about canceling it but retaining DSL...they said it would cost me more if I dropped the landline and kept DSL.
I realize that consumers are opting for new technology. The crux of the issue appears to be diversification orf an industry that provided a single service and now provides other services that are more desireable most of the time and the mindset of consumers. There is a wow factor to the newer technologies. People are blinded by the bells and whistles and appear to have forgotten or devalued the dependability of just being able to talk on the phone no matter the situation. Emergencies are not constant events. The newer technologies are woefully unreliable. Many do notknow this until they are subscribers. The phone company does not reveal the limitations. Many with FIOS were surprised to have they had no phone with the dfirst storm. I am having trouble retaining my copper lines and cannot find anyone to help me do so.
3 concerns to consider before eliminating land lines:
1. The cumulative exposure to radiation if we were to use cell phones every where, everytime: at home and work!
2. The point of progress and technology: aren't they about more choices, not fewer? Eliminating land lines eliminates choices!
3. Personal and public safety: Landlines should be available in public spaces to allow crime victims to phone the police and family - cell phones are so easily stolen.
We need have input from Homeland Security, Fire and Rescue, or even CERT community emergency response team) members. During training or informational sessions to the public they discuss the importance of people having landline phone, copper not internet based, as well as old fashion battery powered radios. During a storm here in DC area internet landlines, 911, and cellular phone services failed. People lost power for days, so Fire and Rescue asked people to check on and reach out door to door, and drive to fire and rescue if assistance was needed. Copper landlines and internet for those that had power were the only persons connected.
We need have input from Homeland Security, Fire and Rescue, or even CERT community emergency response team) members. During training or informational sessions to the public they discuss the importance of people having landline phone, copper not internet based, as well as old fashion battery powered radios. During a storm here in DC area internet landlines, 911, and cellular phone services failed. People lost power for days, so Fire and Rescue asked people to check on and reach out door to door, and drive to fire and rescue if assistance was needed. Copper landlines and internet for those that had power were the only persons connected.
In our rural area in south central Indiana, our ATT copper land line is 5 miles long and so noisy from static that even dialup internet is unavailable. The cell towers are so far away our cell service often drops and is very weak. We have no reliable service either way. Since we are in an area with low population density there is no intention by ATT to upgrade these lines.
We only keep the land line so we can receive phone calls as the cell phone rarely rings inside the house.
We'd love to drop the land line, but don't dare. We are saddled with land line, cell and poor quality satellite internet bills as DSL is also unavailable (but don't get me started on internet access!!!).
ATT spent its Federal broadband monies on upgrading the cell service in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl instead of improving rural access.
Not a fan of ATT or Verizon (or HughesNet), but options are not available.
Although my wife and I have both cell phones and a landline, the advantage of the cell phones is that the numbers are not listed in the phone book. Thus we get no annoying solicitations from sales people, charities wanting donations, or politicians. Will this change with a new law?
Robert Brown
Cary, NC
Most of us use landlines for emergency purposes. What we've learned after 9/11 is that cell phones were deemed rather useless, whether from too much traffic, or government intervention. I don't see that changing!
We have a corollary to this issue: Cable TV. I live along an Interstate corridor, but 20 miles away there is no cable service. Why? Not enough people--which equates to not ENOUGH profit for their effort. Satellite service aside--there is none for cell phones--those people are Simply Out of Luck (read that as S-O-L !) Businesses will never do the RIGHT thing, only the IMMEDIATELY PROFITABLE thing.
This conversation, while good on one side is sorely lacking in knowledge of just how the phone network works. Nearly all cell phone calls travel on the same network infrastructure as land line calls. One point you did bring out is that the wire line network is an alternative power grid that serves our nations communications infrastructure. Additionally, the wire line network is paid for and has only maintenance costs. Think of it like the nations interstate highway system. You wouldn't through that away would you?
Get someone on your panel that can discuss how cell phone calls actually work. The difference between a lane line phone and a cell phone is only in the way they connect to the broader wire network period (Last Mile). This is typically referred to as access to the broader network. House or business access to the broader wire network vs Cell wireless access to the broader wire network. But don't forget that the land line phone in your home or business is a powered by the broader wire network.
Getting rid of land-line service would be like eliminating roads so that everyone could use jet-packs. Sounds cool, but how do you move freight?
The essential problem with eliminating land-lines is physics and the technology with which cell phones work. Some things just are because they are.
Competition is great for the customer who is entering the market. If you already have service you have to scrap it in order to buy new, and the industry has "planned obsolescence" down to a science.


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Who's gonna be there? We certainly are.
May 26-29, 2011 in Vancouver, WA, across the river from Portland, OR (PDX).
Here's Craig Mayer's video highlights of the '08 conference:
Look for me from 2:10 to 215 (wink).
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We will be at Good Vibrations. See you there!
In the interest of full disclosure, I'm gonna be participating in some of the activities at LiG.
I'll facilitate a panel of dads who'll answer any and all questions people have about a dad's perspective on unschooling - Dads' Panel: http://lifeisgoodconference.com/about/main-presentations/
I'll also co-host a circle chat with Jon Gold and Ben Lovejoy on unschooling with grown (and almost-grown) kids - So What Now?: http://lifeisgoodconference.com/about/circle-chats/
The bio I provided for the LiG website is on this page: http://lifeisgoodconference.com/presenters/
Hope to see you there. LiG is a lotta fun We love it.
Bellingham has lotsa fun stuff. I used to race in PITCH (http://pitch.byc.org/) there pretty consistently.
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Just marked it on my calender. I would LOVE to be there, going to try, but my husband does a big race that weekend (Ski to Sea in Bellingham, Wa) and I am usually part of the race crew. Sounds exciting and jammed packed full of information. :)
I'm going of course!!!!
I look forward to seeing you there!
It'll be great to see y'all, Jenny!
And for my fellow members of musiciansRUN (musicians on RUN - http://familyrun.ning.com/group/musiciansrun), note that there'll be a concert on Sunday night at the end of LIFE is Good with Amy Steinberg (http://www.amysteinberg.net/) and Kimya Dawson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimya_Dawson). How cool is that?
Hooray, Jana! You're gonna have a wonderful time.
Have you ever been to LiG or another conference before?
I confess that my wife had to DRAG me to our first conference. I was already onboard with unschooling but I am not a very social person and the thought of going to a conference was not delightful. I agreed to go with the caveat that I'd probably spend the entire time in the hotel room, reading and watching tv/movies. Instead, I was instantly welcomed so warmly and invitingly that I felt like an immediate member of a loving group who cherished me. It was a delightful surprise.
See you there!
Hi Frank~
Yes we have attended once about ...3 or 4 years ago??? It was in the Corvallis area. In fact after looking at your pics I think we actually visited during the family game time. Then the whole room broke out into a full on balloon sword war I remember it so well because my kids started it and my inital reaction was to reel them in and then I just took a deep breath and watched the whole thing unfold. It was awesome because the environment was so free and safe. Too fun:) My kids were in heaven. So we are coming back for more heaven. We are bringing my hubby too. I think he may feel the way you did at your first conference. So it will be great to have people there that get how the"first timers" are feeling. Thanks so much Frank! Looking forward to more visting and balloon wars;)
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Alec Clunes (as mentioned in the details) was the father of Martin Clunes. Also seen very briefly both on and off stage is Peter Ridgeway who was the co-founder of the Players' with Leonard Sachs. Ridgeway died shortly afterwards.
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If you're like me, any time you stumble upon a new blog network such as SocialMoms.com, you're asking 'Where do I sign?' But just as you can spread yourself too thin in other aspects of work/life balance, you can do the same for your online personas on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, SocialMoms, BlogHer or any number of other sites.
So, let me ask you members of the Social Moms network, what other blog networks do you belong to and how often do you participate? If SocialMoms.com is the one you most frequent, why?
I'd love to know for a series of articles I'm writing on my site, FatHeadDog.com. I personally feel too stretched, and so I'm taking a critical look at all the various sites I belong to and deciding which 2 or 3 blog networks into which I should invest my time.
Tags: blog, blogs, brand, management, mommy, networks, online, personality, socialmoms.com
I'm here, and on FB and Twitter. I am also on the Family Centered Living Network (which I own). I used to be on several other forums and email lists, but it has become overwhelming, so I decided to keep it to a select few. SM allows me to do some excellent networking.
Facebook is fine, but can overtake everything. I will be paring that down drastically in order to concentrate on my own outreach through Family Centered Living. We'll keep a presence there, but my personal page, which is largely populated with readers of my blog and folks from all the myriad other places I've been, has become a behemoth.
I have stopped writing for other sites - BlogHer never really happened for me; and the others quickly became a burden, rather than a joy. I am keeping to writing for our family website, and our own publications.
That keeps our family functioning and will hopefully also restore my sanity.
Thanks Nissa! I'm curious about BlogHer specifically. I've written like two articles for them and was featured as a Featured Mom, but then I got too involved in other things and didn't keep it up. What was your experience on BlogHer?
I'm hooked on The Blog Frog!
Tumblr is one I never got. Any pointers?
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I no longer use Facebook. I stick to my personal website, Wordpress, Tumblr, Twitter, SocialMoms. I like that I can link my Wordpress blog to update on twitter and tumblr, saves time and distraction. And I like Social Moms for the content and connecting to other moms. I'm still learning my way around the site but I'm getting used to it a little more and plan to grow personally and professionally through regular use.
I never could even figure out how to upload a photo on there. I don't know why. I'm on tons of other sites without any problem. I just don't get Tumblr. I checkout your page and tried to add you. I don't know if I was successful or not. lol
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It's similar to other blog sites in that you can post, share and follow. You can also comment, like and reboot others' posts.
I guess the only pointers I have is tagging your content appropriately so others can find easily. Your dashboard can be set up to display specific content, so adjusting your settings for that helps also.
Feel free to visit my Tumblr page: reflexionsofgrace.tumblr.com I tried to keep a simple layout, but maybe it will give a better idea of what I tried explaining above.
I use to many social networks! Tumblr, Pinterest, Google +, Facebook and Twitter the most.
I just started a new group for all the mom bloggers to share Google + love. The group allows users to post a few links they would like +'s on. Each member who requests +1's should also give plus to other users.
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