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Wetpixel Bahamas Goliath Groupers, Sharks, Dolphins Expedition 2010
Posted 12 September 2010 - 01:13 PM
Two days ago, we received reports that goliath numbers had peaked already, and that hurricane Earl brought large bottom swells that had chased the animals deep. Still, we were hopeful that we would see at least a few of them. Yesterday, we heard that there were 40 on the Zion, which brought new hope!
When we jumped into the water in the morning, there were only a handful of groupers around the wreck (~6). Upon surfacing, Sterling reported that he had seen 30 goliath groupers in a group (and had photographic evidence to back up his claims). We found the big group on the second dive, but the visibility wasn't that great (40-50'). Also, we're told that there aren't as many this year as there were last year; still, it was incredible to see so many huge groupers clustered together.
I was shooting my 3D video rig, which is terrible in bad visibility. Here's a screen grab from one of the eyes:
Hopefully, someone who was shooting stills will join this thread and upload images!
Posted 12 September 2010 - 05:08 PM
If that represents only a "small group" then when there are "a lot" it must be really incredible.
Please send more pictures.
Posted 12 September 2010 - 06:21 PM
Posted 12 September 2010 - 07:40 PM
Golian groupers spawning aggregation on Zion wreck, Jupiter, Florida
Posted 12 September 2010 - 07:50 PM
Posted 12 September 2010 - 08:25 PM
(replaced with color version -- see below)
This particular video looks great at 1080p full screen on a 17" monitor, but suffers greatly when reduced in resolution and viewed as a postage stamp-sized video.
By the way, this 12-second clip took a few minutes to convert to ProRes, around 5 minutes to assemble into 3D with Dashwood Stereo3D Toolkit / Final Cut Pro, 13 minutes to export back out (to ProRes), and then a few more minutes to compress down to H.264 720p with watermark. Computers owned by mortals are not ready for 3D workflow.
Posted 12 September 2010 - 09:14 PM
Posted 12 September 2010 - 09:44 PM
Releasing the hatchlings (who had been found heading the wrong direction on the beach and rescued) was a real highlight for me. I had always wanted to swim with hatchlings - there is something incredibly touching about seeing something so small in an immense sea.
Swimming a little ways off the wreck, I stumbled on the mother load - the Goliath aggregation happening in higher in the water column. There are more than 20 in this frame, but there were additional fish behind me as well.
It's impressive to see one of these massive fish, but seeing them stacked up like this is truly spectacular.
Eric and his Keldan light canons swimming over the wreck of the Zion with a new found friend.
The groupers like the habitat provided by the wreck.
There was also a massive school of spadefish right near the wreck - perfect 3D subject for Eric!!
Posted 12 September 2010 - 10:51 PM
Alexander Mustard - www.amustard.com - www.magic-filters.com
Nikon D5 (Subal housing). Nikon D7200 (Subal housing). Olympus EPL-5 (Nauticam housing).
Posted 13 September 2010 - 06:09 AM
Dual Ikelite Strobes
Photo site - www.reefpix.org
Posted 13 September 2010 - 06:14 AM
Phil Sokol
Canon 5D3 and 7D, Nauticam and Subal, an assortment of strobes and too many damn lenses!
"Hey Dean! How do you work this crazy thing?!" Jerry Lewis
Posted 13 September 2010 - 07:41 AM
More pictures here:
-- Martin
Posted 17 September 2010 - 08:40 PM
Posted 17 September 2010 - 08:42 PM
Posted 17 September 2010 - 09:12 PM
Red/cyan anaglyph 3D glasses necessary:
Emma the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) circles a reef in the Bahamas (3D anaglyph red/cyan). I apologize for the horrible color and terrible image quality. The Sony CX550V is the worse white-balancing camera I've ever used, and blue water is not really suitable for red/cyan anaglyph!
Also, here's some fun with a GoPro!
Posted 17 September 2010 - 09:22 PM
Atlantic spadefish
Posted 17 September 2010 - 09:30 PM
Some photos from the Bahamas below:
Eric at Tiger Beach (cornfields) with his custom 3D rig with GoPro camera mounted for an additional perspective.
Caribbean reef shark swimming past a colorful reef - an image made possible thanks to one of Jimmy's great bait stations.
What a difference it makes to have an operator who understands photography.
Loggerhead turtle seen on a night dive on the Sugar Wreck.
The night dive with lemon sharks at Tiger Beach was a highlight.
Caribbean reef shark, converted to black and white.
Emma came in twice to bait stations near the reef. She always offered some close encounters.
A gorgeous young female tiger shark named Kimberly at Tiger Beach (Crystal Tiger).
Kimberly comes in for a close inspection of Mike Black's (Shearwater crew) video camera.
Kimberly and Emma swimming together at Tiger Beach.
Max the friendly grouper spent a lot of time checking out divers by the bait stations.
Caribbean reef shark in magic light, a few feet below the surface.
Posted 17 September 2010 - 09:55 PM
Posted 17 September 2010 - 10:10 PM
Fantastic! Those stills look great Sterling.
Thanks James! We've really lucked out with conditions thus far. Hopefully we'll find some friendlies in good vis tomorrow!
Posted 17 September 2010 - 10:12 PM
Great stuff guys! Sorry I'm missing the party. Wish I was with you...
So sorry you couldn't make it Phil, but very grateful that Eric convinced me to rally to take your place on short notice. It was really worth it! You will definitely have to come another time.

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KLIA Continues Superb Streak In Skytrax World Airport Awards
04 April 2014
Kuala Lumpur, 4 April 2014 - KL International Airport (KLIA) maintained its superb streak in Skytrax World Airport Awards when it was voted the second best airport (serving 40-50 million passengers) in the Skytrax 2014 World's Airport Awards, a most prestigious accolade for the world airport industry.
The Skytrax 2014 World's Airport Awards results was announced on 26 March at the Passenger Terminal EXPO in Barcelona, Spain.
Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad, Managing Director said, "KLIA has been consistently receiving accolades from Skytrax since 2010, which is testimony of our relentless efforts to enhance our customers' experience and satisfaction when using KLIA. This achievement is remarkable and I would like to thank and congratulate the KLIA work force for this outstanding achievement, which has further enhanced KLIA's and thus Malaysia Airports' reputations. Furthermore, the survey conducted is transparent, unsolicited and with worldwide coverage, while the votes are impartial and based on real experiences from travelers, which means the service was sincerely valued and genuinely awarded."
He added, "With klia2 replacing LCCT, we will soon be having much bigger and better facilities, and will be well positioned to support the robust growth of traffic into Malaysia. We are optimistic that we will continue to perform well as klia2 will only offer better services, comfort level and experience which will be an added value to our customers."
KLIA's outstanding run in the Skytrax World Airport Awards started in 2010 when it won two awards - Best Airport Immigration Service and also Staff Service Excellence in South East Asia category. In 2011 and 2013, it won the World's Best Airport Immigration Service award, while in 2012 KLIA was the winner of the Best Airport Staff Asia Award.
The World Airport Awards are the most prestigious accolades for the airport industry, voted by customers in the largest, annual global airport customer satisfaction survey. The survey and awards process is totally independent and guaranteed free of any airport influence or interference in final results.
The World Airport Awards are based on 12.85 million customer nominations across 110 nationalities of air travelers, and included 410 airports worldwide. The survey evaluates customer satisfaction across 39 key performance indicators for airport service and product - from check-in, arrivals, transfers, shopping, security and immigration, through to departure at the gate.


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800-100-9009 Pop-up is a Scam Pop-up Virus and the main motive to create this infection is to make scam through online. It will alert you that some dangerous and harmful viruses are detected in your PC, it also suggest you that you should take quick action to protect your system. It will also provide you a tech support number for instant help. When you make call on that number they ask you pay huge amount of money for fixing those problems. It will also secretly invites other harmful threats to do more harm on your system. So don't need to pay any money to this virus.
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Section 1: For Windows OS Users
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Automatically remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up from your Mac by using the best system security software for Mac OS
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This guide will assist you to remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up virus completely from your Windows PC. Here we have provides both manual and automatic solutions for users convince. Users can choose the solution according to their priority.
Friendly Instruction :- The manual removal methods to deal with 800-100-9009 Pop-up virus is authenticated and proven. However, guys with less technical skill may find it difficult to remove this notorious threat manually from their PC. Sometimes it has been seen that while removing malware, users unknowingly delete some important files. Additionally, even common mistakes here can turn the situation worse. Hence, while using the manual method users are requested be careful.
Solution A :- Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up Manually
Step 1 :- Find and Remove Hidden Malicious Files from PC
Show Hidden Files and Folder
For Windows 7/ XP & Vista PC
- Right-click on Windows Logo and select Open Windows Explorer.
- Click Organise and select Folder then Search Options.
- Now click on View tab.
- Select Show hidden files and folders then uncheck the Hide protected system operating files option.
- Click Yes in confirmation window and then click OK.
For Windows 10 PC
- Press Windows + E keys on your keyboard.
- Click on the View tab.
- Check File name extensions and Hidden items.
Delete 800-100-9009 Pop-up Related Files from Hidden Folders
%Temp%\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
%AppData%\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
%LocalAppData%\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
%LocalAppData%\[800-100-9009 Pop-up].exe
%CommonAppData%\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
Step 2:- Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up Related Registry Files
- Press Wind+R keys.
- Type regedit.exe in the dialog box and press OK.
- Find and delete bellow listed registry files from your PC.
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain "Default_Page_URL"
HKEY_LOCAL_Machine\Software\Classes\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\[800-100-9009 Pop-up]
Step 3 :- Uinstall 800-100-9009 Pop-up From Control Panel
From Windows 10 PC
- Click Start Menu.
- Go to Settings menu to see all contents.
- Here, choose the System menu.
- Under System menu, Click on Apps and features option.
- Choose 800-100-9009 Pop-up from the list.
- Click on Uninstall button to get rid of 800-100-9009 Pop-up in your PC.
From Windows 8 PC
- Click on bottom left corner of your computer screen.
- Now click on Control Panel option.
- Select Uninstall a Program from control panel.
- Finally find 800-100-9009 Pop-up from the list and hit Uninstall button.
From Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP
- Go to Start menu, then Control Panel.
- Double-click on the Add or Remove Programs option.
- From the list of all 'Currently Installed Programs' select 800-100-9009 Pop-up and then click Change/Remove button.
Step 4 :- Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up Related extensions, ad-ons, plug-in, toolbar from Browsers
Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up From Microsoft Edge
As, Edge browser doesn't have extension option hence you just need to reset the homepage and search engine to remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up from your browser.
Reset Homepage
- Click on More (…) icon and go to Settings
- Select A specific page or pages from under the Open option.
- Choose Custom and enter a desired URL of page, you want to set as homepage.
Reset Search Engine
- Select More (…) then click on Settings.
- Click the View advanced settings option.
- Click <Add new> under "Search in the address bar with".
- Enter the search engine you like and click Add as default.
Reset Browser Settings
- Choose More (…) icon on the address bar.
- Go to Settings option.
- Click "Choose what to clear"
- Check the first three options and then click Clear.
Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up From Chrome Browser
Remove Extensions
- Click on Chrome menu on your browser toolbar.
- Click Tools option.
- Go to Extensions.
- Click trash can icon to delete 800-100-9009 Pop-up extension along with all unwanted extensions.
- Click Remove if the confirmation dialog appears.
Reset Browser Settings
- Open Chrome, click "Customize and control Google Chrome" option then click on Settings.
- From the bottom of Settings page, click on Show advanced settings option.
- Click on Reset browser settings button.
- Click Reset button in the confirmation window and restart your browser.
Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up From Mozilla Firefox
Remove Extensions
- Click menu option and select Add-ons.
- In the Add-ons Manager tab, click on the Extensions tab.
- Find all malicious extensions including 800-100-9009 Pop-up.
- Click Disable or Remove button under the desired extension.
- Finally restart your browser.
Reset Browser Settings
- Open Firefox, click on Firefox button, then Click on Help button.
- Now select Troubleshooting Information option.
- Here you will need to click on Reset Firefox.
- If the confirmation window appear the click Reset Firefox button to confirm and restart browser.
Remove 800-100-9009 Pop-up From Internet Explorer
Remove Extensions
- Open the IE, click on Tools option, then go to Manage add-ons.
- Select Toolbars and Extensions option from left side of the window.
- Now select 800-100-9009 Pop-up extension.
- You'll see the Remove option, ff the add-on can be deleted. Click Remove and then click Close.
- If there is no remove button then simply click Disable button.
Reset Browser Settings
- Open browser, then click on Tools.
- Click on Internet Options.
- Select Advanced tab, then click Reset button.
- Once the reset process completed then restart your web browser and start browsing.
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Mac OS X is the safes computing machine till now. However, with time hackers have discovered the way to bypass Macintosh security measures as well. Attackers are now creating malicious application which can infect even Mac machine. Well, infecting OS X is certainly very difficult but removing an infection from Mac is even more tricky and complicated. Meanwhile, the situation become more risky for users as most of application and data in Mac system are purchased which can be compromised due to malware attacks. Hence, users should immediately opt for Mac security tool – MacBooster Lite if you system is infected with 800-100-9009 Pop-up.
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- – Always scan USB drives before transferring or copying files.
- – Scan your machine at regular intervals for hidden threats and malware.


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It was an exiting qualifying day for the third stop of the 2012 Street League in Glendale, Arizona. Though Nyjah is hurt, like we said yesterday, that didnt' stop him from jumping down the big stuff and he even nailed a kickflip backside tailslide on the out ledge. Luan was killing it with his new sponsor, Nike, on his feet and on his back by way of a Brazil soccer jersey. The highlight of the day was Bastien making the cut on his last-try half Cab flip down the big set. Tomorrow is gonna be nuts. Be sure to watch it live on ESPN2 Sunday, July 15 7:00 p.m. ET.
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A land donation by a local farmer is the first addition in 52 years for a local cemetery. The "Gamble" addition adds options for local internment and makes a perfect square of the previously patch-worked Fairview, platted in 1886.
A land donation by a local farmer is the first addition in 52 years for a local cemetery. The "Gamble" addition adds options for local internment and makes a perfect square of the previously patch-worked Fairview, platted in 1886.
"We've been trying to buy that land for a long time," said cemetery board president Clair Banta. "We almost had it bought a few years ago, but that didn't happen. We kind of forgot about it."
Until last week Fairview was shaped like a dogleg, missing a large section of land on its southwest corner. The land was privately owned and the cemetery board was never able to purchase it, though it had come close a few years ago.
Earlier in 2012 the board began replacing the fence along the west side of the cemetery. Some sections were wooden stakes, and would be replaced by modern fencing.
"We started to put that new fence in and Ki Gamble came to us and said 'hey I've been wanting to give that to the cemetery,'" said Banta. "At first I thought he wanted us to buy it. Of course we didn't have the money. It's quite a nice gift."
Gamble had recently purchased the pasture next to the cemetery and donated slightly more than an acre of land to the cemetery.
The board purchased another small section of land along Pennsylvania Ave. from a private landowner which reshaped the western portion of the land to a square.
The new section, which will be named the "Gamble" addition, is the first since the early 1960s when the cemetery purchased the "South" addition from the Mingonbach family.
That purchase added all of the southern-most land between the large stone entryway and Pennsylvania Ave.
"We were fortunate that Ki and Kim gave a gift of about one acre to the cemetery," said Banta, who voted along with the other board members in naming the new addition after the family who donated it.
"That is not why we do these things, but I'm overwhelmed by it," said Gamble on Tuesday. "It's a tribute and it was very nice of them to do that for our family."
Gamble has generations of relatives buried in the cemetery including his great grandparents Mose and May Gamble, the homesteaders who built the house Gamble still lives in, located less than a mile north of Fairview. Early Gambles were bankers, and at one time, owned a grain elevator. The Lenager family, relatives who were also laid to rest in Fairview, were early Greensburg business owners and owned a millinery (a hat shop) on Main Street.
"I don't want this to sound arrogant, because I don't mean it that way, but in our world that land just isn't that much," said Gamble, who operates one of the larger farms in Kiowa County. "We didn't need to charge them for it and we could afford to give it away. Most people around here know that we try to do what we can for the community."
The southern most section will be reserved for flat stones and the north section of the Gamble addition will be reserved for upright stones.
Banta, the current president and a 30-plus year member of the board, said they were not running out of space, but that the addition will provide more options for internment.
Sexton Rex Butler has been clearing debris from the land, which has been relatively unkempt since the May 2007 tornado.
Banta expects the entire process to take a couple of years before the ground is ready.
"It's a beautiful section and we've already had some people asking about it, "he added. "As we clean up the ground and get it set up, eventually we'll have lots for sale."


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I am in it until the end, so whatever. Some episodes better than others, but I will get the whole story eventually.
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Restaurant: Dahlia's Mediterranean Bistro
Address: 10235 124th St.
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Lunch for two: $35 to $40
EDMONTON - I walked into Dahlia's Mediterranean Bistro with high expectations, having heard lots of good things from friends, especially when it came to the bistro's specialty, a Montreal smoked meat sandwich. Then there's the location, on 124th Street, tucked into a sweet spot close to so many other high-calibre restaurants and trendy boutiques.
So, after years of passing Dahlia's by, my partner and I decided to pop in on a recent Saturday after some errands and window shopping.
The decor is bright, clean and modern, the art on red and yellow walls dynamic and eye-catching. Our server explained the restaurant had been renovated in recent months, increasing the size of its dining room and kitchen substantially. The outcome is a fun and vibrant atmosphere.
Famished, we ordered several of the restaurant's "mezze" dishes, which are small, tapas-style samplings of popular Middle Eastern foods. We also opted to share a Montreal smoked meat sandwich.
The owner is Lebanese and comes from Montreal, our server explained, hence the Middle East-meets-deli menu options. The restaurant also offers a sampling of sandwiches and a few desserts, along with an assortment of wine and beers.
First up were the falafel ($6), which, the menu proclaimed, had been voted one of the top 25 things in YEG. Four plump golden brown fritters arrived on the plate drizzled with tahini sauce and accompanied by pickled turnips and a few slices of tomatoes.
Full disclosure: I consider myself somewhat of a falafel expert. I've watched my mom make her own version of the chickpea fritters since before I was big enough to see over the countertop. So I may be more picky than the average Edmontonian. But while the plate was beautifully assembled and looked promising, the lacklustre falafel was dry, its exterior brittle rather than crispy.
The aromatic spices came through but lacked brightness; perhaps more parsley would have given the fritter the moisture it needed. Thankfully, the falafel were served with a creamy dollop of delicious hummus that made them more enjoyable.
The kibbeh ($9) were similarly disappointing. Dressed identically to the falafel, the small football-shaped appetizers consist of a cracked wheat (or bulgur) shell enveloping ground beef and onions. The shell was too thin, resulting in a hard exterior that was tough to cut through. The beef inside was bland. Dahlia's version of the dish omitted the toasted pine nuts that are traditionally included in the filling.
I later went back to Dahlia's with a friend on a weekday to give the food another shot. The kibbeh's texture was markedly better, but unfortunately still bland. The falafel remained unimpressive; crumbling and oily on the outside, dense and dry on the outside.
The high note of our samplings was the Montreal smoked meat sandwich ($14), easily the most popular item in the restaurant, according to our observations. At least one went out to each of the five or six tables that were occupied during our visit.
The sandwich is unpretentious, with a simple slathering of mustard accompanying the meat piled high between two pieces of light marble rye. The accompanying skin-on fries were superb and the kosher-style pickle complemented the sandwich perfectly.
We raved over it to our server, who explained the meat is actually brought in from Montreal. The restaurant can't be faulted for choosing authentic items straight from the source, but part of me was slightly disappointed to learn the star of my favourite dish was actually made across the country.
Our meal finished with the pickled beets ($9), which the menu promised would be dressed with Parmesan cheese and pistachios. A large bowl of chopped beets arrived with barely a sprinkling of cheese, and walnuts replacing pistachios. Good enough, but the beet-to-cheese-and-walnut ratio was completely off balance and, considering its price, we were a bit miffed about the lack of effort.
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BOULDER Three years ago, Boulder County rancher Bill Berg was yielding about 1,000 bales of hay from his fields.
It was plenty for him to feed his small, but growing, herd of cattle and plenty for him to sell for $4 to $4.50 a bale.
Last year, Berg was lucky to pull 450 bales from his land 9 acres of which had turned into a dust bowl.
Not having enough to feed his 12 head of cattle for his Ridge Ranch Cattle Co. grass-fed beef business, Berg shelled out anywhere from $10.50 to $14 a bale to buy more.
That was if he could find the hay.
The nationwide drought coupled with the fires in Colorado, Texas and Oklahoma over the last few years is hampering the nations hay industry, putting increased financial pressure on area ranchers, businesses and nonprofit groups that rely on finding high-quality feed for their horses and steers.
The hay is worth more than my cows right now, Berg said.
The tightness in the industry also has forced some ranchers to give up their livestock and resulted in the creation of a black market.
During the last year, thieves hit a smattering of Boulder County farms including the nonprofit Rocky Mountain Riding Therapy and ran off with hundreds of bales.
Some local ranchers say theyre doing their best to weather the short-term woes, hoping that a wet spring could turn their fortunes around.
We need to get some rain or some snow this year or everybodys going to be in trouble, said Gina Elliott, co-owner of Boulder-based Colorados Best Beef company.
As of Jan. 31, large squares of supreme quality alfalfa grown in northeastern Colorado carried a value of $250 to $270 per ton, according to the latest Colorado Hay Report from the state arm of the U.S. Department of Agricultures Agricultural Marketing Service.
This time in 2010, those prices ranged from $110 to $120 per ton.
The wildfires that raged throughout Colorado last summer put added pressure on the states overall forage supply, said Tess Norvell, market reporter for the state AMS bureau.
Not only did the fires burn available grazing lands, but have also created added demand for straw to go back on the burn areas for reclamation, she wrote in an email to the Daily Camera. Add the fires to light yields and the fact that Colorado was already operating on limited carry-over of hay from the previous year (as a lot of Colorado hay was shipped to Texas in 2011 to assist its forage needs during the Southern drought last year) and our supplies are really down this year.
Concurrently, demand also has softened somewhat, she said. Some of the contributing factors include: a mild winter, producers selling calves earlier than normal, producers culling deeper into their herds and others growing more cash-strapped.
If the dry spate continues, there is a chance that prices could climb higher, she said.
The current weather conditions are expected to continue, said Matt Kelsch, meteorologist for the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.
Patterns can change, but right now theres not expected to be any major changes throughout this spring, he said, noting the global circulations are trending toward a drier La Niña event. Theres some confidence that were not going to have an exceptionally moist spring.


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These people - monks and lay people alike are Buddhists in name and culture only. There needs to be a counter movement from real Buddhists that stands up to these poor misguided people with peaceful non-violent resistance.
- http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka ... .than.html"Monks, even if bandits were to carve you up savagely, limb by limb, with a two-handled saw, he among you who let his heart get angered even at that would not be doing my bidding. Even then you should train yourselves: 'Our minds will be unaffected and we will say no evil words. We will remain sympathetic, with a mind of good will, and with no inner hate. We will keep pervading these people with an awareness imbued with good will and, beginning with them, we will keep pervading the all-encompassing world with an awareness imbued with good will — abundant, expansive, immeasurable, free from hostility, free from ill will.' That's how you should train yourselves.


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This article written by Carolyn Krause features additional information about Carl Bretz. She introduced him to us two weeks ago, cited his career and how he came to be an Oak Ridger. The source Carolyn used is his soon to be published oral history.
This article written by Carolyn Krause features additional information about Carl Bretz. She introduced him to us two weeks ago, cited his career and how he came to be an Oak Ridger. The source Carolyn used is his soon to be published oral history.
Now let's continue with Carolyn's input to Historically Speaking as she provides more insight into Bretz using his letters home from one of the cities destroyed by an atomic bomb to end World War II. His personal observations made during his early visit to that destroyed city made a life-long impression on him, as seeing either Hiroshima or Nagasaki must impress all who visit these two cities forever tied historically to the atomic bomb.
Carl Bretz, a resident of Oak Ridge and retired Unitarian Universalist minister, wrote daily letters home to his parents from Nagasaki, Japan, shortly after it was devastated in August 1945 by the last atomic bomb ever dropped on a populated area.
As part of the U.S. military occupation of Japan after World War II, the Army Construction Engineer Battalion, for which Bretz worked as a clerk typist, had commandeered a school on a rainy day.
Bretz's Sept. 28, 1945, letter notes the young, diminutive Japanese students carried off desks, chairs and books from their school. He describes narrow, crooked, dirt roads that were almost impassable to U.S. military trucks that carried cots and equipment to the new battalion barracks and office.
About one-third of the windows in the school had been blown out, the indoor latrines smelled bad and the slate roof was partly destroyed, so rain fell into the school. Bretz and others put up nets to keep out malarial mosquitos.
"The Japs (Japanese) are very friendly, especially the children; however, they were scared at first," he wrote. "When the soldiers landed Sunday, many of the people fled to the hills to join other timid souls who had fled when the atomic bomb was dropped. We saw large groups returning yesterday and more today; they expected us to kill them, I guess.
"About the bombing — they tell me that the whole business district of the city was leveled ... the stench is terrible, the buzzards are there in great flocks, feeding on the carrion. They are still uncovering bodies.
"I did see, however, on our way in, that every installation of any value was either burned or blasted or wrecked completely … every large building was gutted or demolished … there were plenty of the 'patched contraptions' they call houses, hit, too. But that goes in the horrors of war — perhaps both our nations have seen enough of it now that we can live in peace after this."
Sept. 29, 1945: "The natives really live in an awful way around here. Their houses are shacks mostly, but usually have tile roofs; they cultivate every available foot … the most common plants are sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and eggplant … the women carry enormous loads on their backs up and down these hills.
"I saw my first Jap horse today and as usual they were leading it, instead of driving it or riding it. It was a good-looking animal, but didn't have a load."
Oct. 6, 1945: "Today has been a day I won't forget for the rest of my life. I had my first pass and my first visit to Nagasaki proper. I didn't see anything beautiful or pleasant on the whole trip … I saw more destruction than I ever thought possible. I started walking through the area where the damage was getting heavy … nearly every building of any size has windows, roof, or something else damaged … by heavy, I mean gutted walls standing, black and ugly. ... "One of the fellows I knew … stopped in his truck and offered to chauffeur me around … he told me he had been seven miles farther down the road and the destruction was just as complete there. ... he showed me where C Company built the bridge, where A Company is building a landing strip for B29s. ... Since the bomb exploded before it hit the ground, it didn't leave a crater, and you can only tell about where it landed (based on where concrete was blown off buildings with steel frames and which ways the mangled steel fell). ... Standing in the middle of that is something like being in the middle of a plowed field with here and there a few corn stalks sticking up in crazy angles.
"As you can imagine the loss of life must have been terrible. And you can really see that there is no love for us among those people there in town. I can't help but feel that there is a very intense but covered-up hatred for us. The people out here in the so-called country are much friendlier.
"The odors are terrible too — all the ordinary smells of a fishing town, plus the bodies buried in the debris (that) haven't been taken care of … I was glad to get back to the top of our peaceful hill, away from all the ruin of a devastated city. This is something you must see to believe, and get the full horror out of it.
"Somehow I can't help feel that perhaps it was a mistake to even develop such a thing of destruction. Perhaps it can repay some of this ruin, by being used in some humane way. We must do everything in our power to see that a thing like that never happens again."
Fortunately, neither an atomic bomb or hydrogen bomb has been dropped on a populated area since the 1945 detonations. Nine countries, however, possess nuclear weapons and two are seeking to have them.
The technology that made nuclear weapons possible has been adapted for use in life-saving nuclear medicine (disease diagnosis and treatment) and nuclear power, which provides 20 percent of the electricity in the United States. That's definitely something to write home about.
Thanks to Carolyn for the research and details brought forth in her review of Carl Bretz's oral history. She is working on other similar articles from oral histories and other sources. I appreciate her contributions to Historically Speaking and hope you do as well.


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Michael ClemowAlumni, Class of 2009
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Michael Clemow is an artist and musician living in Brooklyn, NY. A graduate of NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program at the Tisch School of the Arts, his work has been shown at The Tank (New York, NY), Issue Project Room (Brooklyn, NY), Diapason (Brooklyn, NY), Monkeytown, and others. Michael is a member of And Um Yeah (with Amy Khoshbin, and Oliver Rivera-Drew) as well as a founding member of Semiotech (http://semiotech.org), with artist Amy Khoshbin, an organization researching technology for the performing arts.
He currently works as a freelance Interactive designer, fabricator, and technical consultant for a variety of clients in and around New York City.


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Dr. Robert J. Terry was aware that there was an absence of documented human osteological specimens from which skeletal biology, anatomy and pathology could be investigated. In the second decade of the 20th century, Dr. Terry began to collect human skeletons from cadavers used in the Medical School's Anatomy classes. Documentation of the individual consists of morgue records with the name of the individual, the sex, age and ethnic identity, as well as various dates and records related to body collection and preservation processes. In 1967 a transaction was made between the Anatomy Department at Washington University Medical School and the National Museum of Natural History's Anthropology Department to transfer the Terry Collection to it's current curation in the Division of Physical Anthropology. For more information on the history of this collection, please visit (http://anthropology.si.edu/cm/terry.htm)
This individual, Terry Collection 635, is a modern human (Homo sapiens), male, 54 years of age, of African ancestry.
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Laureate Chi Christmas Home Tour set for Dec. 2.
Three Pratt County families are getting ready for about 350 visitors in early December. Even before Thanksgiving, their homes were beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and by Dec. 2, everything will be in place for the annual Laureate Chi Christmas Home Tour.
"We have three beautiful homes that will get everyone in the Christmas spirit," said Brenda Riffey, tour chairperson.
Advance tickets are required and can be purchased at Parsons Jewelry, Memories, from Janice Norman at the Edward Jones office at 401 S. Main, from any club member, or by calling 672-7812 and leaving a message.
The $8 tickets allow the sorority to make gifts to South Wind Hospice, Glenda's Kids, holiday lights at Lemon and Sixth Street Parks, the Pratt Area Humane Society, the Pratt Teen Center, Women's Health Center, Agape Health Clinic, the proposed City Park, Red Cross, Teen Center and other local needs.
Two of the homes are located west of Pratt and one is right in town. Ticket holders can visit the homes in any order they like and enjoy refreshments at Parkwood Village, 401 Rochester. Lou Lynne Moss, owner of The Flower Shoppe, has assisted some homeowners with decorating.
Phil and Susie Farmer have incorporated bits of Pratt and family history in their home, built in 2001 on the former Doskocil property. The Farmers offered the old house for salvage before final demolition to create a "clean slate" for the home they wanted.
Visitors may sit on a green vinyl bench from the mezzanine of the former Jetts store, owned by the Farmer family, to put on the booties that protect floors from hundreds of feet. There will be a Jetts display inside.
The fireplace hearth is marble salvaged from the 1939 Pratt High restrooms, when they were remodeled to make them handicapped accessible. Phil Farmer's childhood bunk beds are in a basement bedroom. The pool table downstairs was bought at a TLC sale at the Christmann home and is said to have come from a Pratt pool hall, according to Susie Farmer.
An avid bargain hunter, she has used the pickings from being in the right place at the right time in her decorating. When the Dillards store at the Hutchinson Mall closed last summer, Farmer was able to buy eight trees, 30 feet of garland, two large wreaths, ornaments and 1000 never-used twinkling lights intended for store displays.
"She cleaned up," Phil said, noting that the pickup bed was full, all for $45.
"I love decorating," Susie said. She has even placed some decorations in the shop, which will be open for the tour.
Phil will be present, to watch over two 1957 Chevrolets, a 1952 Studebaker and a 1971 Buick Skylark he has restored and exhibits at area car shows.
The home of Stuart and Teri Briggeman, located west of Cullison, was built in 1993. Before they built the house, however, the Briggemans planted trees and dug a pond to create an environment where they can look out the windows and not see a single man-made thing.
A pair of planters — quite possibly the largest in Pratt County — created by applying broken tiles in a mosaic pattern to concrete culverts, stand at the head of the driveway. The planters are in scale with the substantial stone pillars that flank the entrance to the home and oversized ceramic fish decorations on the walls and soffits. A 9-foot Christmas tree, decorated in red, is the holiday highlight of the living room.
The Briggemans have updated through the years, on the "one room a year" plan.
"I think we're about done," Stuart Briggeman said, adding that until they began preparing for the tour, he didn't know so many things needed attention.
Before Thanksgiving, the downstairs bar was minus its top and Teri still needed to add the finishing touch to a unique window well treatment.
It was love at first sight for Anel Cox, when she and husband Bobby looked at their house four years ago.
"I liked that it was unfinished," she said. "There was not even a front door and no kitchen. I got to finish it the way I wanted."
The hardwood floors and the open plan appealed to her — and the fact that the downstairs is "one big old playground" for their three boys. They have petitioned for a refrigerator downstairs, so they don't even have to come up for meals, but she has held firm on that.
The kitchen in the center of the house includes many custom features, like pull-out spice racks and shelves, a pot filler at the range, a second sink for prep work or rinsing pots and a double refrigerator-freezer combination. She explained the placement of the microwave — low, because she's short and people tend to shrink as they get older.
The north side of the living area has plenty of natural light from large windows overlooking a deck and manicured back yard.
The house was built in 2003, but the previous owners had not lived in it. The Coxes added the kitchen, completed the landscaping and corrected several problems with plumbing and wiring. The house is located on 40th Avenue, four miles west of Pratt, and is the second house on the west side of the road.


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William was born April 10, 1933 in Ardmore, Oklahoma. He passed away on November 6, 2012.
William was born April 10, 1933 in Ardmore, Oklahoma. He passed away on November 6, 2012.
William moved to Los Angeles, California, where he was united in marriage with his high school sweetheart, Gloria Ann Williams McDowell, in 1998. He retired in 1988 from Tinker Air Field with 30 years of service.
William was a member of the local and national NAACP. He was a member of the group that marched and demonstrated at City Hall on behalf of Garbage Workers of Oklahoma City for better working conditions and better pay.
After moving to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, William joined the Tabernacle Baptist Church under Dr. E.W. Perry, he was a member of the sanctuary choir, a Sunday school teacher, in the young people's department, and served as a Deacon. William was one of the charter members of the Northeast Missionary Baptist Church in Forest Park, Oklahoma, where he served as a Deacon, including Chairman of the Board Deacons for 12 years. When William moved to Los Angeles, he united with the Baldwin Hills Baptist where he served as a member of the Board of Deacons, in the men's choir and a Co-Sunday school teacher for the adult class, as well as one of the organizers of the Brotherhood Fellowship.
After moving to Lancaster, Calif., William united with the Growing Valley Baptist Church where he served on the Board of Deacons and served as a teacher in the Adult Men's Sunday school class.
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With the pending elimination of the personal property tax, Raisin Township officials are looking at the police and fire departments to determine the most efficient method of operation.
"Eliminating the tax is helping business, but township and municipal government will bear the brunt," said township supervisor Jay Cavanaugh. "This is a very difficult time. This is the beginning of the discussion. It will be a very detailed and long process."
At Monday's township board meeting, Fire Chief Rick Renard and Police Chief Scott Lambka presented detailed reports on their findings. The two have spent the past several weeks delving into their department operations and have concluded a reorganization may be necessary.
"We are not proposing putting on an added millage," Renard said. "Scott and myself sat down to determine what the service is providing statutorily safely without having to cut. Our previous recommendation (was) to eliminate a full-time chief. To keep the full staff going, we would have to cut at the top."
Lambka said a possible concept is cross-training officers to be firefighters and emergency medical personnel as well as police officers. He said a full consolidation of the departments would be extremely expensive, though.
Combining the two chief positions into a public safety administrator is a possibility, Lambka said. After Raisin became a charter township, statutes stipulated a police department was required, and the township formed one with Renard as the public safety administrator. Lambka, who had been a public safety officer for the township, was appointed police chief in 2005 when the departments were separated.
"We are looking at where we can cut and if we are working efficiently," he said. "We have talked with our officers, and our guys have said they will do whatever they have to do."
Trustee Larry Crittenden said he is concerned about shortfalls in the budget for both public safety and roads. The township has had problems with road budgets and other increasing costs, he said. Crittenden said an increase in millage may have to be considered.
"I don't like to pay more taxes, but the roads in this township need work," he said. "We can levy up to 5 mills without a (public) vote. I'm not proposing that, but we should talk about it."
The township currently levies just over 3.4 mills, Crittenden said.
"There are a lot of things we need to look at," Cavanaugh said.
Cavanaugh said once the township's website is running again, a survey will be loaded for township residents to give input, but that is several months away. The board approved a contract with Artonic on Monday to build the new township website.
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It is important to expand your horizons and give the unusual sports some credit, which is what I would love for the media to do as well.
If you have never seen the movie called Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, I highly recommend it. The combination of Vince Vaughn and Ben Stiller make it hilarious. Also the fact that the movie highlights dodgeball, the unit every middle and high schooler looks forward to in P.E. class, makes it awesome.
The movie somewhat makes fun of ESPN and their many different channels by creating their own, calling it ESPN 8, The Ocho. This fictitious channel was advertised in the movie as the one and only TV channel that covers all of the different or unusual sports played around the world. "If it's almost a sport, we've got it here," the program advertises.
Humorous or not, I really wish ESPN 8 was real. I would watch it all of the time. A TV channel covering the oddball sports in the World is something I would definitely watch on a regular basis, and I believe the athletes in these sports would appreciate the coverage as well.
One of the first assignments I ever had as a sports journalist was to cover a state horseshoe competition in my hometown. Some of my coworkers were almost apologetic to me when they heard about it but I was all for it. It's really too bad so many people are shaped by society's definition of what a sport is, and don't come to realize or appreciate all of the amazingly talented athletes there are outside of the baseball, football, basketball, or other mainstream sport realm.
I had a blast covering the horseshoe competition. It really opened my eyes to a whole new world of sports that are around us all of the time but are so hidden because of the lack of media coverage. Horseshoe pitchers have to be deadly accurate, consistent, and patient. It requires a lot of practice. Some might say it doesn't require much physical work, but most competitions last all day long, and throwing heavy horseshoes across a distance of 40 feet over and over again can make your legs and arms sore in a hurry.
But the best part of horseshoes is the camaraderie and the fact that you can play it your whole life. There were several competitors in the competition that were in their 80s.
This brings me to one of my favorite sports to play, disc golf. Disc golf is like traditional ball golf, only instead of hitting a ball, you throw a flying disc into raised, metal baskets that have chains to catch the disc. It's much cheaper than ball golf, because all you need is a disc which costs $5-$20, and a course to play on. There's usually no course fee and you can also play your entire life. I have been playing disc golf for over six years and have thoroughly enjoyed it. It's a great way for someone to get active, enjoy the outdoors and have fun at the same time. I'm excited for the snow to melt so I can check out the couple of courses in New Ulm.
I will probably talk more about disc golf, but I wanted to quick mention the sport called sepak takraw, a sport popular in Asia that is in my opinion, the coolest sport nobody has heard of. It's basically like volleyball, only you can't use your hands or arms. Players kick the ball over the net and can even spike the ball down by doing a bicycle kick. It's really fun to watch, because of how incredibly talented these athletes are. If you have some time, go to Youtube and search sepak takraw. You won't be disappointed.
Obviously, I only scratched the surface of some oddball sports, but it is important to expand your horizons and give more of these sports some credit, which is what I would love for the media to do as well. ESPN 8 The Ocho, I wish you existed. Hopefully you will someday.


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Ask just about anyone who's spent time in professional baseball what life in the minors is like and the majority will give you the same response: It's not always the glitz and glamour show some envision.
But there are some in pro ball who, for love of the game and not for the sake of fame or fortune, can't give it up. Some are consumed with the game. Baseball lifers, you can call them.
Kenny Hook is a baseball lifer. In fact, for those that know Hook intimately, it would be hard to imagine the 37-year-old without the diamond under his feet. It's a game he can't, and doesn't appear to ever want to, escape.
A native of Kansas City, Mo., Hook found his way to Crowder College after a standout prep career. It didn't take long for him to make his mark on the team, and so began a storied career in the blue and white. Despite his success, however, his eyes weren't focused on professional baseball immediately. One man helped change his outlook — legendary Roughriders coach Gary Roark.
"Crowder is a special place as far as baseball, and it really started my career and really kind of made it to where that was the first time I knew I wanted to go play pro ball," Hook said. "That's where I learned the game. I obviously have a lot of respect for the guy I played for, Gary Roark."
Hook spent the 1994-1995 seasons as a Roughrider. Under Roark's wing, Hook quickly became one of their top performers. His two seasons were so good, in fact, that he was inducted into the school's Hall of Fame.
"I had some good years at Crowder," he said.
After moving on to Armstrong Atlantic (Savannah, Ga.), Hook concluded his collegiate career at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan. Soon after the completion of his amateur career he began pursuing a new chapter of his life — one that consisted of playing professional baseball.
The vision he'd seen just three years before in Neosho became reality when he signed professionally with the Amarillo Dillas. He made his debut in 1997 playing shortstop for the Dillas and hit .267 with a double and a triple in limited games that season.
That marked the start of a long professional career in which he spent three more seasons with Amarillo. He hit .297 with six doubles, three triples and his first professional homer in 1998. His best season came in '99 when he hit .301 with 18 doubles, three triples and three homers in leading them to a Texas-Louisiana championship. He then hit .263 with 21 doubles, two triples and two homers in 2000 before finishing his time with the Dillas in 2001.
When his career as a player finally came to an end, Hook turned to the dugout. He took bits and pieces of the things he learned from coaches like Gary Roark and began implementing them from the dugout himself. His new career as a coach landed him a job at Maple Woods Community College as an assistant coach and sports training coordinator. After nine seasons as an assistant and head coach at the collegiate level, pro ball again came calling.
After returning to Maple Woods as head coach after a one-year hiatus in Texas, Hook latched on with his hometown Kansas City T-Bones as bench coach during the 2011 season. He soon grabbed his first managing job in the pros when he took over the reins of the club when then-manager Tim Doherty took a job with the Boston Red Sox. He now finds himself coaching alongside Kansas City Royals great Frank White, who's a member of his coaching staff.
"I'm very, very fortunate that I'm getting to manage pro ball in my hometown," Hook said. "In pro ball you're generally going to have to relocate your family or something like that, so I was just fortunate to be in a spot where I was (in the) right place, right time.
"(Doherty) got a job with the Red Sox and the ownership and management with the T-Bones thought enough of me to offer me the job, and really didn't bring in any other candidates. They were really sold that they wanted me as manager. That's a unique situation where it makes it a lot easier on your home life and your family."
His decision to take the job was made much easier in that he'd be able to spend time at home with wife, Heather, and son, Maximus, 11.
"It makes it a little less stressful on your family life when you're able to go home," Hook said. "So I consider myself very fortunate to be able to do it in my hometown."
Through it all, Hook continues to point to his time as a Roughrider for shaping the career he has now.
"I think that experience led into managing and coaching," Hook said. "That's where I learned the game. That was kind of the foundation of me getting my start and learning the game and what it takes to play at a high level."
He still keeps tabs on his alma mater, too.
"I do follow them, and after I spent some time coaching against Crowder it's kind of bittersweet (when Maple Woods plays Crowder)," he said. "I always try to make it back for the alumni game, and I was fortunate that they inducted me into the Hall of Fame. I always try to stay close to the program and get back once or twice a year.
"I still have friends that I still speak to that I played with there. I still speak to Coach Roark and some guys from the program. It's been nice to see Travis Lallemand has done an unbelievable job to get them nationally recognized every year, and they're one of the top programs not only in the state of Missouri, but nationwide."
Hook, still just 37 years old, has no idea where this new career will take him, but for now he'll continue doing what he's always done — shape his future on a baseball diamond. It's the life he's always known, the life he's chosen and the life he loves. Just as he's done thousands of times before, he'll continue saddling rides on chartered buses bound for cities and towns all over the country. No one, not even he himself, knows where the final route will lead, but he can be sure of one thing: When that bus stops, there will be a baseball diamond nearby.
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Wednesday, January 9, 1963
•Kenneth B. Dickson became senior vice president, a director and member of the executive committee of Suburban Gas, a California-based company with far-flung operations, with Suburban's acquisition of Uregas Companies, based in Moberly. J.W. Branson became vice president of Suburban, working in its eastern division with headquarters in Moberly. Frank E. Westlake becomes a substantial stockholder of the merged companies but will not be active in management, devoting his time instead to his hardware stores.
Sunday, January 9, 1988
•Mike Mattox of Mattox Advertising, Moberly was featured in a photo putting the finishing touches on the United Way Thermometer at the Federal Building indicating that the United Way goal for 1987 was reached. According to L.K. Norman of the United Way board, more than $131,300 was pledge. The goal was $120,000.
•Dr. J. Will Fleming Jr. and Gary Decker, president of the Moberly Rotary Club, are proud of the POLIO-PLUS project that raised more than $11,656 to help rid the world of polio.
Wednesday, January 9, 2003
•City workers were featured in a photo dumping former Christmas trees into the chipping heap at the city barn in Moberly. The trees will be shredded for mulch that the public can pick up for free.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
•It definitely wasn't lightning that struck twice in the same place. Moberly homeowner, Larry McCollum, says he has lived at 482 East Rollins for 22 years and had enjoyed 22 quiet years at that location – until recently. On December 6 a vehicle hit Larry's front brick snow covered wall. That person left the scene, but a license plate was left in the snow. Then, just Tuesday morning, January 8, while Larry was working at his computer a loud bang shook the house. A young man who was returning home after working the third shift at his job in Mexico, crashed into that same brick wall and took down a street sign as well. According to McCollum that young man stopped and apologized over and over.
•Moberly High School band students Jared Embree and Elizabeth Morales have been named to the Northeast Missouri All-District Band which will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Moberly High School auditorium.
•Members of the Moberly School Board of Education met in regular session Tuesday night and transferred the balance in the construction account to the main bank account, thus closing the construction account. The balance on December 31, 2007 was $57.04 after payment of all bills following improvements in the schools that was approved by the voters in 2005.


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Where Gulf seafood comes from and how it's harvested is becoming less of a mystery.
Where Gulf seafood comes from and how it's harvested is becoming less of a mystery.
A new seafood tracking program called Gulf Seafood Trace has been put in place this year in response to the 2010 BP oil spill that scared many people about eating Gulf seafood.
The program tracks Gulf seafood through traceability software that local seafood processors can register to use. It was created after the oil spill by the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission.
"We received money from Congress to reestablish the perception of the industry," said Alex Miller, commission economic program coordinator. "We hired a number of contractors to put this program in place."
The commission had 10 participants help test the system before it was launched at the Boston seafood show in March. Since then, 45 companies between the Florida Keys and Texas are enrolled with millions of pounds of seafood already being tracked.
"The big idea is by putting the electronic visibility in place, it gives confidence to market area and restaurants," Miller said. "We want to empower the seafood industry with these tools. We want to help them overcome these perceptions and differentiate their product."
One of the biggest challenges the seafood industry faces is imported products. The industry has a hard time differentiating itself from that. For the processors enrolled in the program, their clients are guaranteed their product is coming straight out of the Gulf.
Some other benefits are to help processors better manage their risk, improve efficiency and in some cases put them in a better position to improve sales and prices.
"That deals with everything. There are a variety of food safety challenges that would allow them to have a better grip of the situation. If there was a recall, they would know where it came from. They wouldn't have to throw out a huge amount of product but a small amount. If they get audited, they can show their records in a more efficient manner," Miller said.
Mike Voisin, owner of Motivatit Seafood in Houma, owns one of three Houma companies that are part of the program. The others are Jensen Tuna and Nichole's Seafood.
Voisin was one of the first to get interested.
"I was working with (the fisheries commission) on an advisory panel to help them to set up the program, and then to participate was just natural."
Voisin works in the oyster industry and is very familiar with tracking his product. Since oysters are considered one of the most high-risk seafoods, they are the most monitored in the world. Oyster traceability has been around for 80 to 90 years, Voisin said.
"It's helped us to refine some of our processes, and that will mean greater sales and opportunities."
Motivatit Seafood is in the process of getting tags made for code purposes. Starting in March when the final program report is due, restaurants that purchase oysters from Motivatit will be able to scan the Quick Response code and pull up exactly where the product came from and how it was harvested.
"It can go down all the way to a picture of the harvested place when they scan the QR code. If a restaurant handled the product, they could put the QR code on the menu, and the customer can see it that way as well," Voisin said.
If processors want to become a part of the program, they can go to gulfseafoodtrace.org and fill out the enrollment form. Once the information is submitted, they will be informed of the training session they need to complete.
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Just like any other program starting out, there have been some glitches but nothing major. One of the main challenges Gulf Seafood Trace faces, Miller said, is having people overcome the old way of thinking, moving from paper to electronics.
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Only 20 to 25 percent of seafood processors use this program, with the majority being in Louisiana. The program will continue to be offered at no cost until 2014. After that, those who are enrolled will have to pay certain fees to contractors.
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It seems like visiting teams have been adapting to our loud noise with their snap counts, so the number of false starts (since 2005) have been on a decline. It almost isn't worth keeping track of anymore.
Is there anything else we could tally? I think there was a significant amount of "delay of game's" in the past year.