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Thursday, March 17, 2011
Rethinking Nuclear
Again, I don't want to come off as reactionary, but I'm amended my appeasing mentality- we simply can't afford TO have nuclear power. The risks, no matter how small, are dwarfed by the consequences. Re-reading some of the facts on Chernobyl, you realize it will be 10000 years before the area is habitable again, then understand how many "accidents" we've had in .5% of that time frame, the numbers just don't add up.
Nuclear energy requires perfection, it requires that every eventuality is covered, there is ZERO margin of error. The idea of no unforseen events, the notion that you can GUARANTEE something, well we all know that this standard is logically impossible. You hear the claims of industry, you note the rigid standards, the backup plans and you begin to accept. Then you witness the events of this week and you realize you were lulled into a intellectual sleep.
You don't get do overs with nuclear, you don't get to say "oops", you don't get to say "well this was an extraordinary situation", because it's over, the effects far to severe, the very existence of the usage looks MAD. The idea that things are better now, this could never happen with the latest technology, again I now see as just more "security blanket" rhetoric, because there are no absolutes here, we don't know everything, every scenario isn't known, even the most minisule of possibilities results in the most nightmare of results. We don't get to leave this planet, we destroy it, we destroy ourselves. There are other means to generate power, maybe more expensive, more restrictive, but available none the less- factor in the risk quotient, they look CHEAP by comparison.
Improvements will be made, the entire industry will progress to a better place, the idea that this will "never happen again" stated clearly, and yet it will all be speculation, because probabilities are just that. Nightmare scenarios happen, scenarios our human brains haven't yet conceived can happen, you can never get to 100%, and with this technology, anything less simply isn't good enough. I'm a bit disappointed in myself that I required this event to bring me back to sober reality, but I guess if it does wake me, and others, from our collective slumber, that might be the only good to come out of this horrific event.
24 comments:
- Saskboy said...
The only argument FOR nuclear power is that it produces less climate change than other forms of "base-load" on demand electricity. That plus though is dwarfed by the expense to set it up, and shut it down, then spend thousands of years guarding the waste with no economic production to speak of. If you stop guarding the waste, it becomes a terrorist's dirty bomb - worse than the people of Tokyo and area are experiencing now.
If there were "intergenerational crimes", nuclear power would be one of the worst, of many.
- 10:53 AM, March 17, 2011
- Saskboy said...
And in the interest of promoting my latest pun, let me assange your fears about nuclear power regulation.
- 10:54 AM, March 17, 2011
- Shiner said...
The only argument FOR nuclear power is that it produces less climate change than other forms of "base-load" on demand electricity. That plus though is dwarfed by the expense to set it up, and shut it down, then spend thousands of years guarding the waste with no economic production to speak of.
I assume you have numbers to back that up, yes? That nuclear power is less efficient than traditional forms of power production measured in both power generation and environmental damage against production and waste management?
- 11:11 AM, March 17, 2011
- Brammer said...
You can't compare CANDU technology to Chernobyl. CANDU is orders of magnitude safer in terms of fail safe systems and redundant protection. Are they 100% absolutely, positootingly beyond-a-doubt guaranteed not to cause harm? No.
Renewable energy sources are growing, but will not be able to provide baseline energy for the foreseeable future.
Not trying to be reactionary, but inless you want Ontario to return to an agrarian society, we absolutely have to have the nukes to do the heavy lifting.
- 11:26 AM, March 17, 2011
- Steve V said...
"Renewable energy sources are growing, but will not be able to provide baseline energy for the foreseeable future."
Not sure that's true, with China manufacturing going big on solar in particular, every single day the numbers get better and better. It's not that far away, if there is will, we can rely on solar. In addition, if you believe there is an environmental COST, health cost with carbon and nuclear, the math sways even more.
On your comment about orders of magnitude, that's true, but as I said in my post, guarantees are impossible, we are stuck with probabilities. Not good enough in this instance. Again, not trying to be reactionary, but I'm stepping back from my "resigned to" thought process, I was deluding myself.
- 11:32 AM, March 17, 2011
- Dan F said...
Prepare for a very vocal response from the pro-nuke folks. Its a big industry, and people devote their entire lives to the science of nuclear energy. It is extremely complex, and those who know about it have invested countless hours in it.
On the other hand, most of the anti-nuke folks are less educated on the science, but extremely passionate about their views. Radiation is scary, and invisible. There is definitely an element of psychological trauma involved in contemplating a nuclear disaster.
I've been reading everything I can get my hands on, and it is certainly a polarizing debate.
It will be interesting to see how Japan copes with the loss of up 40% of their electricity generating capacity overnight. If they come through it by making homes and offices super-efficient, and put a solar panel on every rooftop, then this might be a turning point in the history of energy production and consumption.
- 11:59 AM, March 17, 2011
- Steve V said...
"this might be a turning point in the history of energy production and consumption."
I think you're right, and if you look at market reactions away from uranium plays to solar, natural gas, they would tend to agree.
- 12:39 PM, March 17, 2011
- Holly Stick said...
The thing is, when they say something meets safety standards, are they lying? What defense do we have against greedy dishonest corporations and lazy corrupt governments?
Read Greg Palast about this:
- 1:17 PM, March 17, 2011
- Steve V said...
You have to wonder when a stupid "seal fails" and you have a release of 37000 litres of heavy water. I know minor in comparison, but you have to wonder how it is even possible?? Doesn't breed confidence, that's for sure.
- 1:28 PM, March 17, 2011
- JimBobby said...
I just posted something on the so-called safety advantage of CANDU technology. It's a myth.
- 1:32 PM, March 17, 2011
- The Mound of Sound said...
"What defense do we have against greedy dishonest corporations and lazy corrupt governments?" Gee, Holly, I don't know. Maybe we should ask Exxon and Dick Cheney.
I was stridently anti-nuke until I began exploring fourth and fifth-generation "fast" reactor technology. Among other things, it can burn up those supposedly "spent" fuel rods that we'll otherwise have to store securely for thousands of years. Older technology uses only about 20% of the radioactive energy in those rods. They can also eat weapons-grade fissile materials, something else we really need to find some means of eliminating. Best of all they don't produce enhanced radioactive waste that can be used for weapon production.
As for the radiation leaking in Japan, what have you learned about the half-life of this particular stuff? You really should check that out.
Better yet, go to Barry Brook's web site, www.bravenewclimate.com for an up to date analysis of what exactly is happening in Japan. He's an expert on this stuff and can dispel much of the rumours and sensationalism.
Remind me, how many workers died in the Deepwater Horizon disaster and how many have lost their lives to date in Japan to the reactor disaster?
I'm not coming down on the side of nuclear power, not yet, but it troubles me that so many of us are coming to some pretty hasty, emotion-driven conclusions.
I do know a number of professional enviro-types and they're profoundly worried that half-informed panic will doom the nuclear option and leave us even more reliant on fossil fuels.
- 1:37 PM, March 17, 2011
- Steve V said...
"Remind me, how many workers died in the Deepwater Horizon disaster and how many have lost their lives to date in Japan to the reactor disaster?"
I don't understand that comparison, nor do I understand why you posit it as an either/or scenario. And if you must, get back to us in a few years with your STATS. Exactly.
Just saw an nuclear expert on CBC, hard to even fathom the word "sensational", it's an utter disaster no matter how much proponents say "remain calm".
- 1:47 PM, March 17, 2011
- Saskboy said...
Brammer you're not correct. Solar thermal power plants exist today, and provide base load power into the night. Back those up with some coal plants, and we're much better off ecologically and financially than building nuclear power plants. We could have every home in Canada powered primarily by renewable power within 10 years if we put our industry and hearts toward that goal. Powering industry with renewables is admittedly more tricky, but if we don't use our one time shot with fossil fuels now to build a renewable power grid, you can ENSURE we'll be agrarian for a lot longer and sooner than you think.
Shiner, I don't know what you're asking, I didn't say what you paraphrased. Nuclear power is a traditional form of power production, it's half a century old! The numbers to prove my point are on your hydro bill if you're in Ontario (still paying for power plants not in production), and they are in the logic I presented regarding the safe storage of waste.
As others have pointed out, CANDU is not safe. It's not as dangerous as Japan's reactors, but the leaking of coolant into waterways still exist as a imminent threat for one example. There is also dirty-bomb suitable waste produced.
- 2:03 PM, March 17, 2011
- JimBobby said...
"Remind me, how many workers died in the Deepwater Horizon disaster and how many have lost their lives to date in Japan to the reactor disaster?"
11 men died in the Deepwater Horizon blast.
About 180 technicians are on a suicide mission at Fukushima. These heroes are taking on more radiation in one hour than a nuclear plant worker normally gets in 20 years. They will die just as 1000's of "liquidators" died from radiation poisoning from Chernobyl.
The 10's of 1000's of Japanese who died instantly in the tsunami are going to be the lucky ones. The ones who will suffer cancer in the weeks, months and years ahead will wish they'd been so lucky.
Most serious environmentalists are anti-nuke. There are some astroturfers like Patrick Moore, paid by the nuke industry, who shill for the industry. When global warming started to become an issue, the nuke executives all got together and decided to capitalize on climate concern to sell their near0dead industry. Using vast amounts of taxpayer subsidies, they mounted an effective PR campaign and sold their technology to us using our own money to do so... a lot like the Cons are selling EAP.
- 2:07 PM, March 17, 2011
- Mark Dowling said...
These reactors were designed to run for about 30 years. They've run 35-40 and were to be extended. If we're to learn anything from this, it's that the politically easy option is to refurbish but the safer one is new construction.
As for China - sure they're building solar. But they're building nuclear too, *25* new units to join the 13 operational ones plus more in planning stage.
- 4:26 PM, March 17, 2011
- JimBobby said...
That March 10 WNA (nuke industry publication) article is out of date. Steve V is not the only one rethinking nuclear.
CHINA has put its $150 billion nuclear power program on hold, citing the importance of safety and adding to mounting doubts about the ability to hit 2050 global emission-reduction targets.
China's move to suspend development of new reactors came as governments around the world launched their own reactor checks and began reviewing their commitment to nuclear technology in the wake of the escalating Japanese nuclear crisis.
- 4:34 PM, March 17, 2011
- Bonnie said...
I think we need to take a deep breath on this issue because it was a perfect storm.
The fact that the plant is 40 years old is subject to the fact that in that political age neither seismic or tsunami contingencies were considered.
It was a huge mistake - that we can all agree.
Seriously, if anyone proposed such a venture now in the Vancouver area it would not have any support.
Like it or not we live in a very serious seismic area.
- 5:49 PM, March 17, 2011
- Steve V said...
Perfect storms happen, and these ones last 30000 years or longer. Appreciate the point though.
- 5:59 PM, March 17, 2011
- Jerry Prager said...
Those thoughts do not qualify as reaction but as a return to the pursuit of the proactive. A little leak at Pickering this week, a little earthquake between Ottawa and Montreal, it has never been safe.
- 7:12 PM, March 17, 2011
- JimBobby said...
The perfect storm thing is very apt. Engineers and regulators have consistently failed to plan for a perfect storm; i.e. a truly worst-case scenario.
Right now,we have the CNSC taking Bruce Power's word that there is "no risk" (yes, they really claim "no risk") to a plan to ship radioactive steam generators through the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence River and across the Atlantic to Sweden.
After the Swedish contractor separates the usable steel from the concentrated radioactive part, the radioactive portion will be shipped back to Ontario by the same method. No risk? Real worst-case scenario planning would never come to such an irresponsible conclusion.
If our nuclear regulator dares to cross the industry, the politicians fire the regulator, Linda Keen style.
New build, refurbishment... it doesn't matte. The nuclear industry has been dealt a body blow. After Three Mile Island, no new nuke plants were built for 30 years. TMI rated a 4 on the 7 level nuke accident scale. Fukushima rates a 6, so far. Stick a fork in it.
- 7:13 PM, March 17, 2011
- Jerry Prager said...
Ask Mike Nagy the local Guelph Green federal candidate who use to work in nuclear, he's inside both worlds, and does his homework.
- 7:14 PM, March 17, 2011
- Möbius said...
In Ontario, the feed-in-rate for solar is many times that of conventional electricity sources (about 5x, but it seems to vary when elections approach), because it's not economical. Since we are about 50% nuclear, electricity prices would inevitably increase significantly.
Personal solar water heating is probably a better bet than solar-electric in terms of saving electricity from other sources.
Who's willing to accept 50% less power in the near future, and pay 5 times more for it?
I say, damn the torpedos, dam more rivers, and make more hydroelectric. Except for the environmental impact of that, no problem.
- 7:22 PM, March 17, 2011
- JimBobby said...
The dam idea is not bad. We don't actually need to build more dams, though. All over Ontario, we have unused dams that were formerly used to power sawmills, flour mills, spinning mills. small scale, distributed hydro-electric solves many problems: no need for long distance transmission corridors, no need to build new dams and flood green space, way cheaper than nuclear and much quicker to implement.
- 7:28 PM, March 17, 2011
- Möbius said...
Dams aren't bad, except for those who get displaced by them, like the Three Gorges project in China, which displaced over a million people. Are we willing to scrap environmental regs and personal freedoms to expropriate the necessary lands, just to reduce the relatively low risks involved in nuclear (at least in this province)? Larger earthquakes and tsunamis are inevitable in Japan. I'm not sure there are here, in non-coastal regions.
- 7:42 PM, March 17, 2011


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What a fall season it's been! The Columbia River fished well clear into the end of Oct this year! Great water conditions, with plenty of Coho and Chinook salmon gave us some super awesome days out there. Now we have switched gears and started targeting Coho and Chinook in the tributaries of the Columbia. The Coho were a little late showing up, but they are starting to show in good numbers. Our tactics totally change when we start fishing the smaller rivers. Casting in small areas and getting our lures right in front of their faces drives them crazy! We have already had double digit days and it's just getting started. Now's the time to have some fun casting and catching some crazy fighting coho through November!
Columbia River fishing report 10/30/2017
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By Bill Hoffmann and John Bachman
July 24, 2013
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The U.S. government's growing surveillance of Americans has transformed the nation into an "electronic concentration camp," top civil-liberties attorney John W. Whitehead says.
"It's moving so rapidly you have to feel creepy because you're being watched. Everybody has a file if you do anything electronically," Whitehead, author the new book "A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State," told Newsmax TV.
"We're moving into an electronic concentration camp . . . We live in a police state, essentially, one where they're watching us and the information can and is being used against certain people."
Whitehead — who founded the Rutherford Institute in Virginia, which helps promote civil liberties and human rights — has been researching the growth of the National Security Agency since the 1980s.
The agency has been under fire for its collection of phone and email records — secret programs that were leaked to the press by one of its former contractors, Edward Snowden.
In the 1980s, "they were already doing internal spying on American citizens, recording phone calls, doing wire taps, which again they're supposed to be conducting foreign intelligence, not internal," Whitehead said.
"The agency's grown rapidly, especially since 9/11 and more rapidly under President [Barack] Obama," Whitehead said.
Just how rapidly is astonishing, according to Whitehead.
"It now has a Utah facility that has a computer, as I'm told by NSA personnel … that downloads 1 trillion bits of information from the Internet every month and probably more," he said. "That's your banking records, anything you do digital – electronic banking, text messages, Facebook, any of that stuff is parsed by the computer and given to the agents."
The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are involved in the same type of surveillance, he said.
The recent revelations are an egregious violation of the Bill of Rights, particularly the Fourth Amendment, according to the author.
"The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause before surveillance can be conducted on American citizens, which means you have to have evidence if you're a government agent … that you're going to commit a crime," Whitehead said. "None of that's available and they're just swooping in our nests looking at bank records and things like that."
Just as alarming to Whitehead is the fact that communications giants like Verizon, Microsoft, and AT&T, which store the data, hand it over to the government.
"You can call it a corporate spying center and that's exactly what it is — millions upon millions of bits of data collected on average American citizens," he said.
Whitehead said the idea of unwarranted surveillance is nothing new and that America's Founding Fathers came up with protections after being persecuted by the British.
The British "went into homes, they spied on people, and they did illegal searches and seizures," he said.
His book details how many of the people being spied on are simply people exercising their free speech rights.
"Martin Luther King is a good example. The FBI in the '60s collected 17,000 pages of information, wiretapping, following … King to try to discredit him," Whitehead said.
"Today before peace marches … the FBI is swooping into apartments, rummaging through materials, trying to find things that they can use against these so-called anti-war activists and how they know about that is through the electronic snooping."
In the immigration reform bill now being debated in Congress, one idea is to fly drones — now used to kill terrorists oversees — to monitor the U.S.-Mexico border for illegal crossers.
It's an alarming prospect that Whitehead said Americans must get used to.
"There's not going to be any drone-free zones in America. You can be against them but you might as well get used to them," he said.
"They're going to be equipped with lasers, Tasers, sound cannons, rubber bullets and those kind of things. I fear free speech protests are going to be put down very, very easily," he said, adding that tactic may roundly discourage protesters from exercising their rights of free speech.
The other alarming trend with drones is how small and precise they are becoming, according to Whitehead.
"There's a mosquito drone that can actually land on you. It's a prototype, and inject you with something," he said.
"There's the switchblade drone that flies through the air, stops at your head, and explodes. Those things will not be used beneficially in my opinion," he said.
For example, Whitehead said, a person at home cleaning their legitimately-owned shotgun can be targeted by a drone with a super-sensitive scanning device.
"It can actually see through the walls of your home … just like the TSA scanners [at airports]. It records an image and shoots it to the police," he said.
"If your records are not well kept in the sense that you've proven that you legally own that gun, you're going to get a raid at your home. So those kinds of things are in the future," he warned.
Despite the chilling and bleak scenarios Whitehead's book portrays, it says that there may be some light at the end of the tunnel.
"The most promising movement I'm seeing is a lot of young people today, 20s, early 30s, even young NSA employees and people working in the Secret Service," Whitehead said.
"I had an NSA employee tell me not too long ago … 'Your generation really screwed things up; we're going to try to make it right.'
"He calls himself a Constitutionalist. He doesn't like what the NSA is doing. He wants to fix it from the inside. That's a good way to do it," the author said.
Whitehead also urged Americans to study their rights under the Bill of Rights and make sure their children are informed.
"Most Americans … don't know what's in the Fourth Amendment, the First Amendment," he said.
"Our schools don't do a good job of teaching civil liberties anymore, or even civics. Education precedes action," he said.
Whitehead's book "A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State," is published by Select Books.


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These days Dennis Lynch spends more of his time as a volunteer for the Sierra Club than he does with his consulting business, Lynch Business Advisors.
That's because several years ago he decided to take a much more active role in the region's transportation development and implementation.
"The public needs to be involved in the development process," he said. "They can't just leave it to the politicians and planners. I'm trying to help at the state and local level to get more involvement. Too much of politics these days is based on sound bytes, and not enough goes into studying the core of what's really going on and trying to understand it and find ways to address it."
Lynch is now the chairman of the transportation committee of the Sierra Club's local chapter, the Chickasaw Group, and he also took over as Sierra Club Tennessee state chairman in January.
He points to exciting new local projects like a dedicated two-way cycle track on Broad Avenue, which will connect the Greater Memphis Greenline and Overton Park.
Lynch hopes the city will develop and support more transit options.
"Nashville is developing more transit than Memphis, but maybe over time Memphis will begin to support transit to a greater degree," said Lynch, who pointed out the benefits of using transit systems. "You don't have to own a car, and you don't cause as much pollution into the environment when traveling from here to there."
Lynch studied transportation planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, earning his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and his master's degree in transportation planning. He worked in regional planning in the Boston area before being recruited by FedEx, where he worked for more than 20 years.
After FedEx, he decided to take a more active role in local transportation issues a couple of years ago. He met with several local officials at a public "green" gathering and began examining the area's bicycle pedestrian plan and long-range transportation plan for strengths and weaknesses, and he eventually was making comments and presentations to the Metropolitan Planning Organization about his findings.
Lynch was subsequently approached by the Sierra Club, and that relationship evolved into his becoming the chairman of the group's transportation committee.
One of the current hot issues for Lynch is the development of Shelby Farms Parkway, where he sees several major environmental problems with the current plan.
"It really is, in some ways, an abomination," he said. "We are trying to get officials to consider other alternatives that will not have a negative impact on the park."
Lynch has identified five glaring problems with the current plan, including a breach in the aquifer, a dormant adjacent landfill that is leeching contaminants into the soil, the infill of wetlands and the effects on the habitat of the area's animals, modification of the 100-year flood plain, and the diverting of road runoff into the Wolf River.
Sierra Club is proposing a simpler, less expensive design in a slightly different location, closer to Farm Road and improving the intersection of Farm and Walnut Grove Road.
Handicap mobility is also a critical issue for the city at the moment.
"When you think about it from the point of view of someone in a wheelchair or someone with vision impairment, many of the city's sidewalks are in poor condition, with cracks, unevenness, repairs that are incomplete, and all kinds of obstructions. There are also many streets that do not even have curb ramps, which is now a requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act," said Lynch, who is working now with the Memphis Center for Independent Living as part of the Greenprint consortium to study sidewalks near parks and green spaces.
Other recent Sierra Club accomplishments include pulling together a coalition of 12 to 13 local citizen groups last November supporting the citywide campaign for the failed 1-cent per gallon gas tax referendum to provide some additional funding for Memphis Area Transit Authority.
The group is also currently closely monitoring the Allen Steam Plant and the environmental impact on Memphis and Shelby County.
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Although the women put up a tough fight in doubles, the Lady Bisons came out of doubles play down 1-0 in the match.
Elizabeth Keevil and Mackenzie Bishop defeated Olagbegi and Dean at the No. 1 doubles spot 8-6, giving Lipscomb their only win of the day.
Kara Jackson and Danielle Hansen fell at No. 2 to Pye and Brown 8-2.
At No. 3, Julianne McMeen and Carlina Jow were defeated by Durden and Holt in a tight 8-4 match.
The Lady Bisons began singles play with a 1-0 deficit.
Bishop fell at No. 1 to Pye 6-3, 6-3, adding to Lipscomb's disadvantage.
At No. 2, Keevil was also defeated, losing to Dean 6-1, 6-1.
The Lady Bisons had two close three set matches at No. 3 and No. 4, but unfortunately, Lipscomb did not come out with the win in either match.
Hansen was defeated by Durden 2-6, 6-1, 10-8, and Jackson fell to Olagbegi 6-3, 4-6, 10-8.
Jow lost at No. 5 to Brown 6-1, 6-1.
At No. 6, McMeen played a hard match but barely came up short, falling in the end to Holt 7-6 (5), 7-5.
The Lady Bisons' 7-0 loss was their final match in Florida for the break.
The women return home to play Florida Gulf Coast in their fifth conference match. The Atlantic Sun match up will take place Friday at Lipscomb Tennis Center.
1. Keevil/Bishop (LU) def. Olagbegi/Dean (FAMU) 8-6
2. Pye/Brown (FAMU) def. Jackson/Hansen (LU) 8-2
3. Durden/Holt (FAMU) def. Jow/McMeen (LU) 8-4
1. Pye (FAMU) def. Bishop (LU) 6-3, 6-3
2. Dean (FAMU) def. Keevil (LU) 6-1, 6-1
3. Durden (FAMU) def. Hansen (LU) 2-6, 6-1, 10-8
4. Olagbegi (FAMU) def. Jackson (LU) 6-3, 4-6, 10-8
5. Brown (FAMU) def. Jow (LU) 6-1, 6-1
6. Holt (FAMU) def. McMeen (LU) 7-6 (5), 7-5
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Time to put the work boots on, the season isn't over yet and we have one more game to take care of business in to end the season.
If I am the Rams I am hoping the Seahawks are thinking all the attention and headlines will win the game for them and that they pull a Niners this coming week.
The Rams are no longer finesse either, they have a AFC attitude that Fisher is instilling in them, if we don't come to the game with that same chip on our shoulder attitude in their mind they could steal one for bragging rights and to end their season on a high not taking out what everyone is calling the team to fear going into the playoffs.
We need to destroy the Rams to maintain our momentum and to ensure that we are taken seriously going into the playoffs. Lose to the Rams at home we lose everything built up over the last few weeks.
Additionally winning and on the chance that Arizona takes one from the 49ers while they are licking their wounds sets us up for division champs. Lots to still play for.
Lastly having stated all that we have done nothing that matters yet even in winning the division, it's what you do in the second season that makes legends and gains league wide respect by the rest of the NFL as well as media and the experts.
Time to go back to work guys!


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These and such like opinions have they conceived, partly by education, being brought up in that commonwealth, whose laws and customs be far different from these kinds of folly, and partly by good literature and learning. For though there be not many in every city, which be exempt and discharged of all other labours, and appointed only to learning, that is to say such in whom even from their very childhood they have perceived a singular towardness, a fine wit, and a mind apt to good learning, yet all in their childhood be instructed in learning. And the better part of the people, both men and women throughout all their whole life do bestow in learning those spare hours, which we said they have vacant from bodily labours. They be taught learning in their own native tongue. For it is both copious in words, and also pleasant to the ear, and for the utterance of a man's mind very perfect and sure. The most part of all that side of the world useth the same language, saving that among the Utopians it is finest and purest, and according to the diversity of the countries it is diversly altered. Of all these Philosophers, whose names be here famous in this part of the world to us known, before our coming thither not as much as the fame of any of them was comen among them. And yet in Music, Logic, Arithmetic, and Geometry they have found out in a manner all that our ancient Philosophers have taught. But as they in all things be almost equal to our old ancient clerks, so our new Logicians in subtle inventions have far passed and gone beyond them. For they have not devised one of all those rules of restrictions, amplifications, and suppositions, very wittily invented in the small Logicals, which here our children in every place do learn. Furthermore they were never yet able to find out the second intentions: insomuch that none of them all could ever see man himself in common, as they call him, though he be (as you know) bigger than ever was any giant, yea and pointed to of us even with our finger. But they be in the course of the stars, and the movings of the heavenly spheres very expert and cunning. They have also wittily excogitated and devised instruments of divers fashions: wherein is exactly comprehended and contained the movings and situations of the sun, the moon, and of all the other stars, which appear in their horizon. But as for the amities and dissensions of the planets, and all that deceitful divination by the stars, they never as much as dreamed thereof. Rains, winds, and other courses of tempests they know before by certain tokens, which they have learned by long use and observation. But of the causes of all these things and of the ebbing, flowing, and saltness of the sea, and finally of the original beginning and nature of heaven and of the world, they hold partly the same opinions that our old Philosophers hold, and partly, as our Philosophers vary among themselves, so they also, whiles they bring new reasons of things, do disagree from all them, and yet among themselves in all points they do not accord. In that part of Philosophy, which entreateth of manners and virtue, their reasons and opinions agree with ours. They dispute of the good qualities of the soul, of the body, and of fortune. And whether the name of goodness may be applied to all these, or only to the endowments and gifts of the soul.
They reason of virtue and pleasure. But the chief and principal question is in what thing, be it one or more, the felicity of man consisteth. But in this point they seem almost too much given and inclined to the opinion of them, which defend pleasure, wherein they determine either all or the chiefest part of man's felicity to rest. And (which is more to be marvelled at) the defence of this so dainty and delicate an opinion, they fetch even from their grave, sharp, bitter, and rigorous religion. For they never dispute of felicity or blessedness, but they join unto the reasons of Philosophy certain principles taken out of religion : without the which to the investigation of true felicity they think reason of itself weak and imperfect. Those principles be these and such like. That the soul is immortal, and by the bountiful goodness of God ordained to felicity. That to our virtues and good deeds rewards be appointed after this life, and to our evil deeds punishments. Though these be pertaining to religion yet they think it meet that they should be believed and granted by proofs of reason. But if these principles were condemned and disannulled, then without any delay they pronounce no man to be so foolish, which would not do all his diligence and endeavour to obtain pleasure by right or wrong, only avoiding this inconvenience, that the less pleasure should not be a let or hinderance to the bigger, or that he laboured not for that pleasure, which would bring after it displeasure, grief, and sorrow. For they judge it extreme madness to follow sharp and painful virtue, and not only to banish the pleasure of life, but also willingly to suffer grief, without any hope of profit thereof ensuing. For what profit can there be, if a man, when he hath passed over all his life unpleasantly, that is to say, miserably, shall have no reward after his death ? But now, sir, they think not felicity to rest in all pleasure, but only in that pleasure that is good and honest, and that hereto, as to perfect blessedness, our nature is allured and drawn even of virtue, whereto only they that be of the contrary opinion do attribute felicity. For they define virtue to be life ordered according to nature, and that we be hereunto ordained of God. And that he doth follow the course of nature, which in desiring and refusing things is ruled by reason. Furthermore that reason doth chiefly and principally kindle in men the love and veneration of the divine majesty. Of whose goodness it is that we be, and that we be in possibility to attain felicity. And that secondarily it both stirreth and provoketh us to lead our life out of care in joy and mirth, and also moveth us to help and further all other in respect of the society of nature to obtain and enjoy the same. For there was never man so earnest and painful a follower of virtue and hater of pleasure, that would so enjoin you labours, watchings, and fastings, but he would also exhort you to ease, lighten, and relieve to your power the lack and misery of others, praising the same as a deed of humanity and pity. Then if it be a point of humanity for man to bring health and comfort to man, and specially (which is a virtue most peculiarly belonging to man) to mitigate and assuage the grief of others, and by taking from them the sorrow and heaviness of life, to restore them to joy, that is to say to pleasure, why may it not then be said, that nature doth provoke every man to do the same to himself? For a joyful life, that is to say, a pleasant life is either evil, and if it be so, then thou shouldest not only help no man thereto, but rather, as much as in thee lieth, withdraw all men from it, as noisome and hurtful, or else if thou not only mayst, but also of duty art bound to procure it to others, why not chiefly to thee self? To whom thou art bound to show as much favour and gentleness as to others. For when nature biddeth thee to be good and gentle to other, she commandeth thee not to be cruel and ungentle to thee self. Therefore even very nature (say they) prescribeth to us a joyful life, that is to say, pleasure as the end of all our operations.
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Several Huntington Beach firefighters were honored at an award ceremony Jan. 31 for a variety of actions including pulling people from burning buildings, saving a cat's life and controlling a trauma scene on a highway after a family vacation.
The following information was provided by Battalion Chief Jeff Lopez:
Fire Capt. Darrin Witt received the Medal of Bravery for his work at a townhouse fire. Witt responded to a fire on July 1 in the downtown area while on a fireworks suppression patrol with a police detective.
Bystanders told the men there was someone inside the building. There was heavy fire and smoke coming from the structure.
Witt entered the structure without aid of protective clothing or emergency breathing apparatus.
Witt said he felt extreme heat while going up the stairs and proceeded on his stomach. Halfway up he met a man trying to crawl down the stairs. Witt grabbed him and assisted him down the stairs, As they neared the front door, the man broke loose and moved toward the back garage. Witt pursued the man, overpowered him and forcibly pulled him away from the fire and out of the building.
Witt suffered second-degree burns on his right hand and smoke inhalation.
After exiting the townhouse Witt and the police officer were told there was someone in the adjacent apartment which was also on fire. Together, the men entered that building but found no one inside.
Bryan Kistler and Joel Whipp were honored with the Life Saving award after pulling a young man from a house fire on Alabama Street.
Engine 45 responded to the fire on Jan. 29, 2012, and were told an occupant's son was still inside.
Firefighter paramedics Kistler and Whipp swept the building and in the second floor bedroom found a young man who was under the covers in a fetal position on the top bunk bed.
Firefighters said the man resisted help and grabbed onto the bed. The fire fighters had to pull him from the bed, downstairs and out of the home. The bedroom was soon engulfed in flames.
Fire Capt. Greg Funderburk received a Meritorious Service Award for saving a cat's life.
Along with Engine 46, Funderburk responded to a mobile home fire from which the residents had escaped but a dog and cat had not. The dog was found and evacuated, but the cat, Silky Baby, was found not breathing.
Funderburk performed mouth to snout respirations on the cat and within a few minutes Silky Baby was breathing on its own. Funderbunk was recognized because he helped minimize the trauma the owners suffered as they lost their home.
Several firefighters from Truck 42 and Engine 42 were called to a scene in which a child had fallen on an escalator and had two of their fingers severed. While the child was cared for and transported to the hospital, the fire fighters disassembled the escalator to find their lost fingers so they could be reattached. The escalator company arrived to assist and together the workers took the escalator apart and delivered the fingers to the hospital, though they were unable to be reattached.
A Meritorious Service Award was given to Fire Capt. Gary Finney, Fire Engineer Steve Hess, Firefighter-Paramedic Zac Wright, Firefighter-Paramedic Chad Garrett, Fire Capt. Rob Glenn, Fire Engineer Andre Clarizio, Firefighter Ken Deleske and Firefighter Philip Cheung.
Firefighter-Paramedic Christopher Galbraith was given a Meritorious Service Award for providing CPR to a critically injured motorcyclist he encountered on the way home from a trip to Nevada.
Division Chief Bill Reardon was also given the Meritorious Service Award for providing assistance to a man suffering from severe dehydration while backpacking in the San Goronio Wilderness with his son.
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by Paula M. Riley
Owning a small business can feel like a constant David vs. Goliath battle. The Chestnut Hill business district is made up of mostly small businesses, known as "mom-and-pop retailers" who fight against free shipping and tax-free Internet shopping and pricing competition from superstores.
On Nov. 24, the Saturday after Thanksgiving, the Chestnut Hill Business Association is inviting residents and visitors to help these businesses fight this battle by participating in American Express' Small Business Saturday.
Designed to encourage shopping at small brick and mortar businesses, Small Business Saturday was created in 2010 to tap into the holiday shopping market that superstores and online retailers enjoy on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
"We hope that everyone comes out and supports our businesses," said Peggy Miller deputy director of finance at the Chestnut Hill Business Association (CHBA). "Having such a vibrant retail corridor is one of the reasons we were named Best of Philly for Main Street Shopping.
American Express is promoting the event nationally, and CHBA is spreading the word in Chestnut Hill. Customers using an American Express card will receive a $25 credit if they spend $25 or more on their card at a participating business that day.
Many store windows on the Avenue display the Small Business Saturday sign to show they are participating in the credit program. Some will be offering special sales as well.
"It is not easy running your own business," said Kate O'Neill, CHBA deputy director of operations. "This event is designed to increase sales but also to remind everyone that these businesses need the support of their communities."
Indigo Schuy opened last year and won Best of Philly 2012 for Women's Activewear. Co-owner Schuy Wood Nunn credits the store's success to a strong base of local customers as well as the growth of Chestnut Hill.
"The value lies in Chestnut Hill's ability to draw customers from a fairly wide radius in the greater Philadelphia area," she said. "While we enjoy terrific local support, we delight in the number of customers who come from the Main Line and northern suburbs to enjoy the unique shops and restaurants located here."
Chill on the Hill frozen yogurt is opening soon, and Leslie Newbold and her business partner Alison Shoemaker hope that they too will gain a strong local base.
"Our yogurt is delicious and we think our space is great," Newbold said, "But ultimately we are creating an experience and a culture. We hope that the community appreciates this culture."
The pair has never opened a business before, and their road has been more than a little bumpy.
"We have learned so much more than we could ever fully express," Newbold said. "Most of all, we have realized that collaboration will be key to our success."
Chill on the Hill is already collaborating with local businesses and will be available for community groups to host events. The much anticipated Grand Opening is on Saturday, Nov 17,, and Chill on the Hill will participate in Small Business Saturday.
Mike Pieciuk, who is also a first-time business owner, is opening Primos Hoagies at the end of the month in the space once occupied by The Post Light on Bethlehem Pike. It is being totally renovated to support his plan of an open preparation space so customers can watch their meat and cheese being sliced fresh.
"I am opening Primos because I was a satisfied customer of Primos Hoagies for so long," Pieciuk said. "I'm going to give Chestnut Hill what I always loved getting."
Although Primos will not be open on Small Business Saturday, it does accept American Express.
Chestnut Hill's A Taste of Olive is the fourth location for the small business event, but every opening and each location has its uniqueness. Customers are invited to visit one of the East Coast's largest selection of extra virgin olive oils, balsamic vinegars and specialty oils and vinegars from all over the world. They are all "on tap" for customers to sample.
Owner Nancy Smith explained that she was attracted to Chestnut Hill because the pedestrian traffic makes it easy to be more visible, and potential customers will be aware of her store more quickly. She accepts American Express and welcomes customers to sample any of the 75 oils and vinegars in the stainless steel fustinos.
All of the new business owners acknowledge their greatest challenges were finding the right space in Chestnut Hill and dealing with the city zoning and other requirements.
Miller said the support of community organizations has eased this.
"The Retail Recruiter, CHBA, BID, and CHCA are all fighting for our neighborhood and welcoming new businesses," she said. "We can see that now it is finally really paying off."
Nunn and her husband Steve believe their efforts with Indigo Schuy are paying off, and they appreciate the support of the CHBA.
"We are just so excited that our little dream has been so well received," she said. "We're so grateful for the customers – we have the best any business could hope for!"


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JC, do you realize that I will NEVER consider slavery, interracial, and gender matters to be in the same category as the LGBT issue?Why? Well, the writer is unwilling to provide explanation or evidence for her views. However, I don't want to focus on this individual, but rather, on the frequent opinion she represents and where it comes from (so please don't charge over to the Lead to engage her….there's no point). And what she represents is the intransigent opposition to facts, lives, and humanity of LGBT people.
Of course, many conservatives feel free to ignore the science they don't like , whether it's gays, evolution, or global warming (see for example here and here). "LA LA LA I can't hear you" becomes "I don't care what you say or what your evidence is, because I don't believe it."
One possibility is that this writer doesn't believe that gay people exist. She may believe that for some reason, people choose to be gay, consciously stepping away from heterosexuality. Or, she may believe that gay people are created by bad parenting, or child abuse. Of course, these explanations have been shown to be invalid for the majority of LGBT people, not only by the testimony of gay people themselves, but by science. (See here and here.)
A second possibility is that this writer considers being gay a pathology. That is, we exist, but we're abnormal, or sick, like alcoholics, or epileptics. I discussed this with you some time ago: the idea that we are a variant that needs to be "cured". In vain do we point out that science agrees that being gay is like being left-handed, a normal variant in the human spectrum. In vain, do we cite evidence that shows "curing" doesn't work (indeed, even those who try to "cure" gays admit that they really can't do it.) Instead, they compare us to pedophiles and kleptomaniacs.
Using the comparison I used before, we would all agree that a child with cleft palate has a condition that can and should be "cured". As a hearing person, I would consider being deaf a "pathology" but to members of the Deaf community, it's not a defect. Our views of "defects" are not always fixed: they are opinions, but they also must be susceptible to medicine and science. Eventually, the culture moves-- for example, my parents' generation considered that left-handed people should be "fixed" but we now know that was not only unnecessary, but actively harmful. Lefties are just normal variants. And science and medicine now tell us overwhelmingly that being gay is a normal human variant that harms neither us, nor anyone else.
But using the language of pathology and defect against gay people leads to extreme reactions, like this story from The Advocate
….a Cleveland morning DJ made a horrifying comment that suggested a man allow his gay daughter to be raped. … "You should get one of your friends to screw your daughter straight," Dieter said, according to viewers.Sure, because nothing will "straighten me out" like being raped by a man? One doesn't know where to begin.
Of course, most people who dislike homosexuality don't advocate rape. I do believe most of them are decent, if misguided. But how many of them repudiate the demonizing hate from the most fervent opponents that provides fertile ground for such thoughts?
And where does that kind of hate come from?
"If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us." - Hermann HesseIn the NY Times two writers highlight further evidence from recent meta-analysis that some of the most vehemently anti-gay people have homosexual tendencies themselves. We've discussed evidence of this before (the finding dates back to the late 90s), but here there's a particularly interesting correlation (my emphases):
Using this methodology we identified a subgroup of participants who, despite self-identifying as highly straight, indicated some level of same-sex attraction ...You see, what we say as adults and parents matters to the kids. Bullying isn't just driving gay kids to suicide. It's also creating the gay bashers. The writers conclude with a very important thought:
Notably, these "discrepant" individuals were also significantly more likely than other participants to favor anti-gay policies...Thus our research suggests that some who oppose homosexuality do tacitly harbor same-sex attraction.
What leads to this repression? We found that participants who reported having supportive and accepting parents were more in touch with their implicit sexual orientation and less susceptible to homophobia. Individuals whose sexual identity was at odds with their implicit sexual attraction were much more frequently raised by parents perceived to be controlling, less accepting and more prejudiced against homosexuals.
It's important to stress the obvious: Not all those who campaign against gay men and lesbians secretly feel same-sex attractions. But at least some who oppose homosexuality are likely to be individuals struggling against parts of themselves, having themselves been victims of oppression and lack of acceptance. The costs are great, not only for the targets of anti-gay efforts but also often for the perpetrators. We would do well to remember that all involved deserve our compassion.So, perhaps the best Christian response to someone expressing anti-gay sentiment is "I'm sorry you feel that way. I'll pray for you!"


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Despite the hoopla following USC's victory over Fresno State in which the Trojans ran a Pacific-12 Conference-record 105 plays, the offense was hardly lightning quick.
USC is tied for 35th this week in plays per minute, averaging 2.69. Six Pac-12 Conference teams ran plays fast last weekend with Oregon No. 2 in the nation at 3.33. Even Fresno State ran plays faster than the Trojans (3.29).
USC coach Steve Sarkisian pointed to the Trojans' success on third down for creating more plays against Fresno State.
"That was very critical for us," Sarkisian said. "We practiced third down a lot. We didn't try to put in a lot of new plays on third down for the game."
This seems to belie the theory that USC's no-huddle offense will simply overwhelm teams with its speed or tire opponents out. USC plays Stanford on Saturday, which runs a traditional pro-style offense, so it will be interesting to see how many plays the Trojans run against a physical team.
"You hang your hat on execution," Sarkisian said, "on your guys' ability, regardless of what they get, to go out and execute the call whether it's offense, defense or special teams. And then as you start to get a sense of how they are trying to attack you in either phase, then you can start to make some adjustments."
One thing USC needs to do better against Stanford is run the ball. The Trojans amassed 49 net yards the past two years against the Cardinal defense.
"I think it's hard to beat anyone when you only rush for 25 yards a game, whether it's Little League football or the NFL," Sarkisian said.
Washington, Sarkisian's former team, rushed for 139 yards against Stanford last season. Despite that, Stanford defeated the Huskies, 31-28.
Injury report
Sarkisian was tight-lipped as the week wore on about the status of quarterback Cody Kessler (toe), defensive tackle Leonard Williams (ankle) or offensive guard Damien Mama (knee).
Asked if Kessler and Williams were still on track, Sarkisian said, "yeah." Asked if they were looking good, he said, "yeah."
Kessler threw extra passes after practice and appears on track to start.
USC safety Su'a Cravens did not have any doubts about Williams.
"Leonard will be ready to play," Cravens said.
Williams wore a small brace on his ankle Wednesday and Thursday but was not allowed to speak to reporters this week.
Jackson says he is fit
Freshman cornerback-wide receiver Adoree Jackson is the only two-way player, but said fatigue is not an issue for him.
"I don't think it's physically tough (to play both ways)," Jackson said.
The bigger issue for Jackson Is not getting too excited during games.
"Coach Sarkisian talks with me about that every day," Jackson said.
So how does Jackson keep his composure?
"I just pray to the Lord to take away the jitters," he said.
With Jackson playing in his first road game, he said nerves will not be a bigger concern.
"It doesn't make the game more special," Jackson said.


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