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#1 Woman assaults clerk with minivan for looking like Casey Anthony07-15-2011, 12:42 AMAn Oklahoma woman's outrage over the Casey Anthony verdict turned violent for an unsuspecting clerk.
Sammy Blackwell says a crazed woman tried to kill her because she thought Blackwell looked like Anthony.
The incident happened on July 8th, just days after Anthony was acquitted of murder in the death of her 2-year old daughter, Caylee.
Blackwell was working at the Fiesta Mart in Chouteau, when she says Shireen Nalley came in around 10 P.M. to purchase gas.
A short time later Blackwell finished her shift and walked outside to her car.
She noticed a person staring at her as she began to drive away from the store, and says a vehicle began to follow her on the road.
Blackwell says after a few miles her truck was rammed in the back by a minivan driven by Nalley.
Blackwell pulled into a parking lot where her vehicle was rammed again, flipping over twice and landing on the driver's side.
Police later caught up with Nalley and arrested her.
She was charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.
Nalley told police she was "trying to save the children."
Police say they believe Nalley was severely impaired at the time of the incident.
Blackwell says she is happy to be alive and back home with her daughter, who is also named Caylee."No, I'm not getting rid of ICE like how would we keep drinks cold"
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Those Okie women were not that mean when I did my second 8 weeks of basic training at Ft Sill.
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wtf is wrong with people?"Should I keep back my opinions at such a time, through fear of giving offense, I should consider myself as guilty of treason towards my country, and of an act of disloyalty toward the Majesty of Heaven, which I revere above all earthly kings..." Patrick Henry
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07-15-2011, 02:09 AM"The efforts of the government alone will never be enough. In the end the people must choose and the people must help themselves" ~ JFK; from his famous inauguration speech (What Democrats sounded like before today's neo-Liberals hijacked that party)
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Reminds me of a scene in a three stooges movie where a woman yells at Larry: "How dare you look like somebody I hate!" then promptly slaps him across the face.
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"Janisse Ray is, and has always been, the real authentic deal. She feels deeply about the land, the water, the life of this planet. She lives that conviction. And she is blessed with the gift to write about this earth in a way that touches us all. From one Georgia girl to another: Janisse, you and your work inspire me. Read her words. Be inspired."
—Tina McElroy Ansa, Novelist, Baby of the Family, Ugly Ways, Taking After Mudear
Janisse Ray was a babe in arms when a boat of her father's construction cracked open and went down in the mighty Altamaha River. Tucked in a life preserver, she washed onto a sandbar as the craft sank from view. That first baptism began a lifelong relationship with a stunning and powerful river that almost nobody knows.
The Altamaha rises dark and mysterious in southeast Georgia. It is deep and wide, bordered by swamps. Its corridor contains an extraordinary biodiversity, including many rare and endangered species, which led the Nature Conservancy to designate it as one of the world's last great places.
The Altamaha is Ray's river, and from childhood she dreamed of paddling its entire length to where it empties into the sea. Drifting into Darien begins with an account of finally making that journey, turning to meditations on the many ways we accept a world that contains both good and evil. With praise, biting satire, and hope, Ray contemplates transformation and attempts with every page to settle peacefully into the now.
Though commemorating a history that includes logging, Ray celebrates "a culture that sprang from the flatwoods, which required a judicious use of nature." She looks in vain for an ivorybill woodpecker but is equally eager to see any of the imperiled species found in the river basin: spiny mussel, American oystercatcher, Radford's mint, Alabama milkvine. The book explores both the need and the possibilities for conservation of the river and the surrounding forests and wetlands. As in her groundbreaking Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, Ray writes an account of her beloved river that is both social history and natural history, understanding the two as inseparable, particularly in the rural corner of Georgia that she knows best. Ray goes looking for wisdom and finds a river.
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Until now, Chirpify was only available on Twitter and Instagram, but by inserting its social commerce product into the Facebook news feed, it has brought its capabilities to an average of more than 618 million daily active users. Now, businesses, non-profits and consumers can buy, sell, donate or raise funds from within their news feeds without ever having to leave Facebook.
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This radio play from the L.A. Theatre Works series presents A Woman of No Importance, a play by Oscar Wilde. A tender love story, a glittering setting in London society and a shower of witticisms are only a few of the reasons this play has enjoyed hugely successful revivals. This 1895 drama is eerily prescient, as it explores the plight of a promising young politician, desperate to hide a secret in his past. With empathy and wit, Wilde explores the pitfalls of holding public figures to higher standards than the rest of us.
Recording top screen and stage actors in state of the art productions, L.A. Theatre Works transforms great works of theatre into intimate, compelling, and sound-rich plays. Its Audio Theatre Collection is the largest of its kind in the world.


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LeBron James is quickly racking up MVP awards while Kevin Durant is collecting scoring titles at the same pace.
Either could make a case as the best player in the NBA.
Neither is interested in anything beyond team accomplishments.
One of them is about to get the only crown he craves, their head-to-head duel the leading story line of the NBA finals that begin Tuesday night when Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder host James and the Miami Heat.
Both insist the series is more than an individual matchup and the All-Star talent around them supports the claim. But the focus will be James, the three-time MVP in his third shot at a championship, and Durant, the three-time scoring champion who is playing for his first at age 23.


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Early test for the favourites
Measuring just 23km and on flat roads all the way, this team time trial test is designed to split up the contenders for the yellow jersey but not to the point where any of them end up totally out of contention. The equivalent stage run over 19.3km on the opening day of May's Giro d'Italia ended with just 73 seconds separating HTC in first place and Euskaltel in last. On that basis the gap between top and bottom today shouldn't be as much as two minutes, but that same Giro stage also suggests that euskaltel leader Samuel Sánchez is likely to be the main loser here.
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"The most important 25 minutes of a lot of team's year when the most coveted jersey in cycling is on the line. For me the big three of Sky, Garmin and RadioShack will battle it out."


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The opening minutes of the album continue Anstam's evisceration of the UK hardcore continuum, but in increments rather than leaps. "Morning Shiver Down the Black Wood River" has some of his usual Steve Reich-meets-Clive Barker motifs: the brittle Arctic textures of its creeping synths, welded to percussion that sounds like a grandfather clock on a gallop, gives way to a tumbling marimba arpeggio.
But even with an influence like Reich presiding over it, Stones and Woods is beleaguered by problems that undermine its goal of self-reflection. The downbeat seance of "The Herald and the Lamb" drifts along pleasantly enough, until the arrival of a leaden snare that smacks it out of focus—it's both irritating and unnecessary. On "Me and Them," a clatter of live drums and 909 kicks, allied with an insipid, jarring vocal (there is mention of being "in a room full of salted pork") feels abrasive for its own sake; a tacked-on outro melody, which also seems to be a regular feature of Stöwe's compositions here, is another non-sequitur. Save for a few genuinely interesting stylistic digressions, such as the funk guitar (!) on "Hope's Soliloquy," there are precious few moments that improve upon Anstam's existing formula. Also, his partial abandonment of the polyrhythmic, dubstep-indebted momentum of Dispel Dances suggests a lack of good ideas outside these frames of reference.
"Handsome Dances the Dance" demonstrates Stones and Woods inferiority to its predecessor more directly. "Handsome Talks the Talk" had an extravagant gothic quality that was part of what made Dispel Dances so intriguing, but "Handsome Dances the Dance" feels like the aural equivalent of a bad Tim Burton movie: its sonic flourishes fidgeting this way and that, like costume design and special effects that take precedence over anything resembling a narrative. Stones and Woods is a frustrating body of work, with good ideas poorly realised and arresting moments interrupted by annoying ones. It's hard not to think that a journey into Anstam's heart is a whole lot more interesting than the destination itself—the diary entries here suggest as much.


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-I've got to confess unusual amount of persona bias today, even for Permanent Monday. I love spit takes. In physical/ photographic productions, spit takes are not only cheap, easy way to provide a striking visual image, and generate a surprising shock effect more interesting than a scream, but they externalize an emotional reaction in a semi-abstract manner only partially based on real behavior. You know what a spit take "means", even though people rarely, if ever, actually "do" spit takes.
-Garfield, toying with form, withholding spectatorial expectations, and conventional comics wisdom, eliminates the moment of release. The spit take itself falls between beats in the visual rhythms of the panels. The result is mildly deconstructive of comedy language, and a contribution to Garfield's running experimentation with denying the reader the moment of comic pleasure he is expecting, while supplying something he didn't know he wanted. Namely Jon covered in cat-spit and coffee.
-It is ambiguous if Garfield's spit take is motivated by skepticism that Jon is learning about women (uh, isn't he, probably? If anything, it's an honest admission that prior to having a steady, he didn't know anything about women), or he's amused by the unintentional (?) double-entendre Jon's made. I guess it's not really a double entendre, so much as the possibility he's talking about sexual knowledge. I don't see the point in being coy when talking about a comic strip about a cat spitting coffee on a nerd.


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I'm busy making 2 dozen Nightmare before Christmas cupcakes, a Ouija board wedding cake, and a Sorting Hat birthday cake.
Bonus points to those of you who noticed that, in my sleep-deprived stupor, I posted a Random Wednesday post last night.
And thanks very much to the ladies over at We Are Not Martha for bringing this recipe into my life. Now I have to go hunt for a fall-ish cocktail shaker and some martini glasses…


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Originally Posted by tekriter
Jeff, I'm truly sorry to see this site close down.
I have always recommended this site to anyone who wanted to know about digital photography, and especially those who wanted help in choosing a new camera. Plus, the forums have always been a treat!
By the way, the first time I saw this site I was on a Power Computing machine...
Oh man, stab me in the heart with that last line! Those were the days...
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Originally Posted by kgosden
What, not enough fog and drizzle in SF? I am guessing you will be hoping for nice evenings to shot from Kerry Park on Queen Anne hill. I think I have had one visit out of five to Seattle when I could see Rainier from there.
Yeah I'm hoping so!
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Thanks for the memories! Waiving!
Thanks man!
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Congrats Jeff. I have been reading your reviews and visiting your site almost daily since 2000. I'm really going to miss the Purple Fringing Tunnel of Doom. I hope you can bring this to your new role. It was the first image sample I pointed friends to when they asked me to help them pick out a camera. All the best. See you on DP Review.
I'm going to have to look for a new purple fringing tunnel in Seattle. I'm thinking UW is a good place to check!
Jeff, sorry to see you go. This has been my only camera review site for about 10 years, and my every camera purchase was made on your recommendations. I will be looking for you at your new site, but will always miss DRCP. I had hoped things would turn around.
Thanks for your great reviews; the only ones I've trusted,
Jeff, this is not unexpected but so sad nonetheless.
Yours was the first digital photography site I came across when embarking on the purchase of a Pentax camera back in 2001.Can't even remember it's name now.Various upgrades over the years .Always turned to your reviews before proceeding.I have been a regular lurker and intermittent poster in the forums, too intermittent lately like many others .
Glad to see you have found a role with DPR, all the best with that, and the move to Seattle.
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Sometimes I see images of a huge cat in some of your camera testings.
And I just saw this on the Ricoh RDC-4200 review. Is that the same cat? If it is, is she/he going to a new job with you?
Man... digital cameras were so basic back then...
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Well, your site was extremely helpful in my introduction to photography. There were many great reviews I read over the years and valued your opinion very much. For a number of years I enjoyed participating in the forums. I wish you well in the future and thank you for running such a wonderful site. I have to admit when I saw your name come up at dpreview it made me smile to know your reviews will still be forth coming.
Thanks for all your hard work,
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Originally Posted by tim11
Sometimes I see images of a huge cat in some of your camera testings.
And I just saw this on the Ricoh RDC-4200 review. Is that the same cat? If it is, is she/he going to a new job with you?
Man... digital cameras were so basic back then...
Unfortunately that cat (cupcake) passed away quite a few years ago. Zoe and Flame (current cats) will be joining me in Seattle. Unfortunately we have to drive there (12 hours), which is not going to be fun.
I had so many mixed emotions when I read the news about the site closing down, Jeff, especially after just celebrating its 15th anniversary! Of course I understand you can't keep draining yourself financially, just to give us happy snappers the best and most relevant camera reviews and a place to show off our latest masterpieces. But I shall miss the friendly atmosphere of this forum, and the sometimes truly stunning photographs taken by its contributors.
I think I once mentioned to you that the first things I turn to in your reviews are the photos of the entrance to Chinatown, and the interior of the church. These are my initial reference points for a camera's performance (particularly the church interior). Hopefully there's a similarly poorly-lit church interior in Seattle for you to use in your reviews!
From experience in maintaining a couple of relatively small websites and being a moderator of an international watch forum, I know there's a lot of time and effort involved, so thank you for 15 years' worth of hard yakka (Australian expression - look it up!). Like others have said, coming to your site has been both a pleasure and a learning experience, and I shall be sad to see it frozen in time. However, I wish you all the best in your new venture, and I look forward with interest to seeing more of your reviews and in particular, which landmark sites you select. Will we still see 'Curd Jurgens' (always gets me, that) and Melinda's hot mustard sauce?
Nikon D7000 and a bunch of Nikon stuff oh, and some Canon p&s's too
When you do reviews on DPreview make sure to put your mark clearly so I will read it. LOL
I haven't bought or recommend any camera to friends without first checking your review first.
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I'm moving to Seattle in February. I have found a spot that may be a good substitute, though.
This doesn't have anything to do with CreativeLive's success or is Seattle a big place with more than 1 creative endeavor going on?
PS I'm Dread Pirate Roberts again on DPReview, I just don't ever post there because it's a lot more intimidating than our salubrious gang.
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This blog discusses current weather, weather prediction, climate issues, and other topics
Monday, September 14, 2009
Should you take a chance on a season ski pass this winter?
Several of you have asked about the outlook for this coming winter...and specifically what it implies for the ski season. Should you buy that season pass at Snoqualmie Summit or Stevens?
I hesitate to answer this question...I am already in big enough trouble with KING-5 for teasing them about my favorite Jim Forman....I don't want the Washington State Ski Owners Association on my case. So I won't give you a specific recommendation. Just some information.
This is going to be an El Nino year...one in which the tropical Pacific is warmer than normal. Take a look at the latest data over the Pacific (see attached). Meteorologists pay particular attention to the Nino3.4 area, and you can see it and adjacent sections of the tropic Pacific are now well above normal and are predicted to warm further this winter.
During El Nino winters the Northwest tends to be warmer than normal and a bit drier than normal (see figures). Cascade snowpack tends to be less. Remember this is a statistical relationship. There is a correlation with less snow during El Nino years in our mountains and in the lowlands. We will probably see less snow than last year (which ended up a surprise La Nina year). The Seattle Dept of Transportation will have an easier year, pretty much for sure.
Should you get that season ski pass? To quote Clint Eastwood: "Do you feel lucky?"
30 comments:
- Iapetus999 said...
I was confused over this part:
During El Nino winters the Northwest tends to be warmer than normal and a bit cooler than normal
- September 14, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- Cliff Mass Weather Blog said...
lapetus99--fixed...a typo!
- September 14, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Iapetus999 said...
Damn. I was hoping the fix would include "wetter and colder"
El Nino==ski FAIL?
- September 14, 2009 at 10:20 PM
- Kevin Purcell said...
And to be a total pedant ... that should be Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry not High Plains Drifter.
e.g. Dirty Harry image
Though I'm not sure you'd like looking down the barrel of a 44 Colt Magnum.
Mordecai: What happens after?
The Stranger: Hmm?
Mordecai: What do we do when it's over?
The Stranger: Then you live with it
Seems almost appropriate for skiers :-)
- September 14, 2009 at 10:48 PM
- JewelyaZ said...
I don't give a darn about ski conditions, but I'm really pleased about the forecast from a winter gardening of root vegetables perspective!!
And last winter was a bit much.
Blame it on me... I put an ad on Craigslist last December before Cliff predicted the big windstorm that didn't materialize... paid someone with a Subaru $50 to drive me to get one of the last generators in Issaquah. Couldn't imagine living without heat with my 8 month old baby for any length of time. It's all MY fault. LOL
- September 15, 2009 at 12:19 AM
- showhank said...
Cliff, with the PDO being negative does this have any effect on the warmer than normal winter associated with El Nino? Is there a chart with only say 42-78 time period?
- September 15, 2009 at 12:34 AM
- Jenny said...
I am wondering about the PDO interplay with El Nino as well?
- September 15, 2009 at 1:40 AM
- Tom said...
El Nino described:
- September 15, 2009 at 9:02 AM
- Tom said...
- September 15, 2009 at 9:04 AM
- Paul Yeager said...
More on the current el nino:
- September 15, 2009 at 9:50 AM
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- September 15, 2009 at 5:04 PM
- mjgrota said...
So I guess one deciding factor may be if Jim Forman buys a season pass.
- September 16, 2009 at 6:40 AM
- zephyr said...
- September 16, 2009 at 5:40 PM
- Cliff Mass Weather Blog said...
mjgrota is well known for his unusually developed sense of humor!
- September 16, 2009 at 11:00 PM
- Big Wave said...
It's hard to think about skiing with such a beautiful day as today...
- September 17, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- Viviana said...
I'm actually wondering if summer weather is going to end. This is Seattle - four months of non-stop warm weather is traumatic ;-) I'd like to put my summer clothing away and start at least wearing long-sleeved shirts on a regular basis. What say you, when we will cease getting these ridges with warm weather? Will there ever be a fall?
- September 17, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- mainstreeter said...
No,the first day of fall will be in the low 80's. Nice, extraordinary and perfect. I'm lovin' it! I think this is looking like 1987 or 88' again.
- September 17, 2009 at 4:24 PM
- Amy said...
hey Cliff... any chance of a lead in about precipitation in addition to temps? I'm ina flood plain and warm weather usually indicated a 'pineapple express' and we head for the hills. :(
- September 17, 2009 at 6:01 PM
- Must read blogs said...
if it is 88, the the feb of 89 we had a HUGE snowstorm here in centralia/chehalis.
- September 17, 2009 at 7:53 PM
- JewelyaZ said...
OK, remember when we had the big argument about heat/humidity/dew points? Here's a place on Earth (admittedly, not at the surface) that has a temperature of 50C (122F) and a relative humidity over 90%, leading to a humidex temp of 105C (228F)!! These unique conditions have created what is IMO one of the most amazing things I have ever seen... the world's largest crystals. http://www.stormchaser.ca/Caves/Naica/Naica.html
Thanks to whoever turned us on to spaceweather.com; this site was linked to on their page for today. Cool stuff!!
- September 18, 2009 at 12:16 AM
I'm really happy to have found this blog. My husband and I have a farm in the Kent Valley and have always prided ourselves and supported ourselves by selling fresh, winter vegetables. We are seriously threatened this year by the weakened dam on the Green River and it's too late to plant winter crops anywhere else, for this winter's harvest. I am encouraged by your explanations and confidence that this is supposed to be an El Niño winter. Let's hope so, for all of us valley dwellers who have believed ourselves safe for the last 50 years.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
- September 18, 2009 at 10:36 AM
- Andy said...
Re the PDO comments, the PDO is currently considered to have returned to a cool phase. Historically, cool phase PDO appears to moderate (offset) the effects of El Nino. The PDO record in modern observations (not including paleo reconstructions) is relatively short for statistical analysis, however -- perhaps 100 years of record for a 30-50 year cycle. So for many it is still a matter of faith to buy into PDO effects. And then there is the issue of temperature trend effects...a whole 'nother topic!
- September 19, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Chariot Lady said...
I bought a season pass, I guess I do feel lucky...or optimistic. last year ended up nice after a rough start.
- September 19, 2009 at 7:44 PM
- Chariot Lady said...
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- September 19, 2009 at 7:45 PM
- Must read blogs said...
please tell me this is the LAST week of hot weather... its supposed to be 89 this week in chehalis.... AAGHHHH!!!
- September 20, 2009 at 2:52 PM
- soggy_toes said...
Cliff - could you address the magnitude of the SST anomalies that are shown in the graphic relative to other El Nino year trends? Can the current SST indicate the strength of the forecast El Nino, and do we have enough data to understand the temp/ppt implications?
- September 21, 2009 at 7:10 AM
- Euphoria Gibbons said...
Sounds like MT. Baker may be a better ski pass to buy.
- September 21, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- Len said...
Bill Patzert, a NASA/JPL climatologist, is Southern California's equivalent to Cliff Mass. In SoCal, he's the media's favorite "go-to guy" for questions and comments on weird weather.
Lately, Patzert's been saying that the El Nino predicted for this winter will be a weak one.
This would be bad news in Southern California, which desperately needs a wet winter.
What do you think, Cliff? Is the predicted El Nino going to be a non-event?
- September 21, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- ChuckB said...
I'd love to see a historical view of El Nino years and the effect on the PNW snow fall. Any links to such a correlation? Even a list of years and El Nino status would work.
- September 28, 2009 at 1:13 PM
The real question is during El Nino years what areas get the snow... AK,CA, CO, UT, BC ? its a matter of road trips if we get too warm here. load the sleds and a few cases of PBR and were off
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Shunned by much of society, denied access to land, forced to work in degrading conditions, treated as virtual slaves, and routinely abused at the hands of the police and of a privileged class who enjoy the state's protection, Amerasians (mixed-race) live deplorable lives under the communist regime in Vietnam.
Amerasians bore the brunt of the Vietnamese communists' hatred toward America after their take over of South Vietnam in 1975. Used and abused by the communist officials, beaten at will, debased, raped and forced into prostitution, Amerasians have suffered at the hands of Vietnamese communists. Many Amerasians were rounded up by the Vietnamese communists and sent to concentration camps, where they were forced to de-activate mines with nothing more than a knife. According to one internee, only two out of eight in his section survived, six were blown up one by one in the minefields. They were told that they had to harvest what their fathers had sown; however, many of the mines were those sown by the communists themselves.
When U.S. forces withdrew from Vietnam in 1975, an estimated 50,000 Amerasian children were left behind. Amerasians – My lai – are regarded as "bui doi" – dirt or dust of life – children of the enemy by the xenophobic Vietnamese communists. However, to be My lai den bui doi – half-black Amerasian – is the lowest of the low in the repressive Vietnamese communist society.
There is a Vietnamese saying that it is better to marry the village dog than a man from somewhere else. It was commonplace for the mothers of Amerasian children to tear up their children's birth certificate in an attempt to hide the ethnicity of their children out of fear of persecution by the communists; more so if their children were My lai den. At best, the mothers were ostracized – shunned – for bearing "half-breeds" because this meant that they had "collaborated" with the hated American enemy. Some mothers, fearing the new government's reaction, gave up their Amerasian children to relatives, childless couples, orphanages, or even abandoned them on the streets.
As the new Communist government consolidated its power, the prejudice and discrimination Amerasians and their mothers had experienced before the War's end was institutionalized. Along with other "collaborators," Amerasians were denied educational and vocational opportunities and other social service amenities such as access to health care. Many, along with their families, were relocated to the New Economic Zones with little or no infrastructure and social services in desolate, remote, sparsely populated regions to which adherents of the former "puppet regime" were sent. Here they were given land and a little food and told to start their lives anew. But many of them became virtual slaves.
Outcast, despised, and openly discriminated against, many of the fatherless Amerasians and their mothers became part of "the dust of life" (bui doi), the poorest-of-the-poor and forced to live on the fringes of Vietnamese society. Local children chased the Amerasian children and pelted them with sticks and stones while shouting: "go back to America" or "bastard of American imperialists." Young Amerasian boys and girls were often raped and sold into prostitution.
These tragic realities bring us to the case of Tuan Phuoc Le, who is My lai den born to a Vietnamese woman and fathered by an African-American serviceman. Although his father was a Marine who gave the ultimate sacrifice fighting for this country and for freedom in Viet Nam, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services section of Homeland Security is currently trying to deport Tuan Le back to Vietnam.
Tuan Le was born in the port city of Rach Gia, Kien Giang province in November 1971, less than four years before America's abandonment of South Vietnam. Rach Gia is a port city on the northwestern coast of the Mekong Delta, on the Gulf of Thailand. Tuan Lee was too young to know his father, but his uncle told him his father was a U.S. Marine and was Missing in Action (MIA). Tuan Le's mother escaped Vietnam by boat to Thailand in search of a new life, abandoning him when he was 5 or 6 years old.
Tuan Le went to live with grandparents and uncle, who lived in a rural area. He was able to attend school for the first and second grade during which time his schoolmates cruelly taunted him with chants: My lai den! My lai den! (black-half-breed) "Son of a whore"! "Bastard son of an American imperialist"! He was picked on, humiliated, teased and insulted by the students, the teachers as well as the schools officers. They beat him up for no reason at all. For his safety as well as not being able to take the abuse, he quit school after the second grade.
His extended family lived in extreme poverty and inhabited a very small house in a rural area. Even there he had no peace. Because of the lack of room, much of the time he had to eat outside. If the communist cadre walked by and saw him, they would beat him on the head and taunt him with pejorative names. Because of this, his grandfather would not let him outside any more.
Between the ages of 8 to 12, Tuan Le roamed the streets scrounging for food and trying to find some kind of work – as a last resort, he would beg for food or money. When the communist cadre caught him, they would force him to strip naked and dance. They told him that if his mother could do "the dance" with an American GI, he could dance for them too. When he wouldn't dance for them, they would begin stabbing the ground around his feet with bayonets fixed to their rifles. The more they stabbed the faster he would dance, all the while they would be calling him degrading names for their entertainment. On one occasion, he was stabbed several times with a bayonet penetrating his ankle. The scars are visible on his ankle, as many scars are on his head, some from being beaten with a North Vietnamese soldier's helmet.
In Vietnam, the communists require everyone to carry an ID card, and without one, Tuan Le could not travel anywhere. Many commodities, such as rice, were rationed and one had to have an ID card to buy any. The communists told Tuan Le that for him to get an ID card he would have to bring his dead father with him to get it. They thought this was amusing.
Tuan Le was bigger than the Vietnamese kids his age. He worked at odd jobs whenever he could, in the rice paddies or on fishing boats; however, because he was an Amerasian, he was always paid much less than others. When he was 15, he was sent to a labor camp, where he had to dig ditches. As an Amerasian, he was forced to work three times as hard as non-Amerasian Vietnamese – if they were assigned to dig one meter of a ditch, he had to dig three. If he did not complete his assignment, he was severely beaten. Whether he completed his quota or not, he was beaten at least once a week, most often on his head and face. He did not receive any pay for his hard work other than just enough food on which to survive.
Tuan Le wasn't able to escape Vietnam until June 26, 1992 when he was accepted into the U.S. Amerasian program. His uncle had heard of the program and the family saved and scraped together what little money they could so he could take Tuan Le to the place to sign up for it at the provincial capitol of Kien Giang. His grandmother gave his uncle Tuan Phuoc Le's birth certificate that she had kept hidden all those years so that he could give it to those running the Amerasian program. Tuan Le then received a blood test, was processed and left almost immediately. He was sent to Baatan, Philippines for further screening and processing and for ESL (English as a Second Language) training.
On September 15, 2004, the State Department listed Vietnam as a "Country of Particular Concern for Religious Freedom" under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998, one of 8 countries worldwide to be so designated. This designation carries the option of sanctions against repressive countries, such as barring its officials from traveling to the United States. Vietnam is one of the last bastions of communism along with China, Cuba, North Korea and Cambodia.
Instead of sanctions, the State Department rewarded the Vietnamese communists by arranging a White House visit with President Bush. For this prestigious honor, Vietnam's Prime Minister Phan Van Khai promised that he would ensure that the religious persecution and human rights abuses would stop, a promise that turned out to be nothing but communist hot air. This, of course, came as no surprise to anyone who followed the politics of the communist Vietnamese, for they have continually broken every agreement they ever made with the U.S..
On the morning of June 21st, more than a thousand Vietnamese Americans and a smattering of Cambodians, Laotians and Vietnam veterans gathered in Lafayette Park across from the White House to protest Khai's presence and meeting with President Bush. Khai's caravan – with his huge entourage of communist "officials" in tow and a Praetorian guard of U.S. Secrete Service agents – arrived at the White House front gate a little after 9:00. Part of the crowd of protesters crossed the street and moved toward the White House gate while shouting: "Khai go home!" "Communists go home!" "Khai stop killing the Vietnamese people!" "Religious freedom now!" "Stop human rights abuses! "Democracy now!" "Khai, let our people go!"
Tuan Le had brought an effigy of Ho Chi Minh hanging from a gallows pole and had stayed in the park with the remaining protesters. Around 10:15 several members of the communist delegation, dressed in suites, came out of the White House gate and headed straight over to the park, infiltrated the crowd, split up and began provoking the protestors. About three or four confronted Tuan Le and gave him thumbs down and began calling him names and taunting him with "dirty black bastard", "son of a bitch", son of a whore and a black American imperialist", and "Du ma may" (F….. your mother!). The Vietnamese protesters surrounded them shouting: "Communists go home!" "Communists go home!" With fear on their faces, the communist Vietnamese broke free of the crowd and ran down the street pursued by the protestors. A large presence of police cut off the pursuers, and the communists disappeared around the corner toward the rear of the White House. This must have been a planned diversion to let Khai and the main delegation slip out the side gate of the White House so the protestors couldn't confront them.
Just before Khai came to the U.S., the communist regime passed a law against protesting near government buildings, and protesters like those who confronted him would get 15 yrs. to life in the brutal communist prisons and gulags in Vietnam.
A reporter came out of the front gate and told the crowd that Khai and his delegation had left. The protesters began leaving, and those Vietnamese-American protesters who didn't go home split into two groups and went to get lunch, both groups planning to continue their protests against Prime Minister and his delegation at the Willard and Mayflower Hotels where they were staying.
After lunch, the group that Tuan Le was with headed for the Willard Hotel where Prime Minister Khai was staying. At about a quarter to two, they arrived at the hotel. Tuan Le spotted one of the Vietnamese communists who had taunted him at the White House standing in front of the hotel. Tuan Le's ears started ringing, he saw red, it was déjà vu; his thoughts flashed back to Vietnam – to the years when he was forced to dance naked, and the abuse he suffered. Tuan Le lashed out and hit the communist alongside his head and screamed – "You dirty communist, you killed my father!" By coincidence, the communist that Tuan Le hit turned out to be Nguyen Quoc Huy, vice chairman of the Prime Minister's Office for the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The U.S. Secret Service detail assigned to protect the communist Vietnamese delegation, grabbed Tuan Le, handcuffed him, and sat him down on the sidewalk. Several of the communist delegation, still in suits, came up to him, pointing their fingers in his face, taunting him with the same slanderous names as before. When Tuan Le tried to reply, he was told to shut up by the Secret Service, but nothing was said to the communists.
Tuan Phuoc Le was then arrested by the Secret Service and put in jail for assaulting his communist tormentor, and even though he is an Amerasian, and he now faces deportation by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services section of Homeland Security.
However, if Tuan Le is sent back it will be in violation of both American and international law: "Renditions: Constraints Imposed by Laws on Torture" – makes clear that the 1984 U.N. Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, which this country signed in 1994, declares that no state party, "shall expel, return or extradite a person to another state where there are substantial grounds for believing he would be in danger of being subjected to torture." And a U.S. law, the Foreign Affairs Reform and Restructuring Act of 1998, implementing our responsibilities under the international convention, emphasizes our pledge that we do not, "expel, extradite or otherwise effect the involuntary return of any person to a country in which there are substantial grounds for believing" he would be tortured.
At a September 21 congressional hearing exploring developments in Southeast Asia, Representative James Leach, chairman of the Subcommittee on East Asia and the Pacific of the House Committee on International Relations stated: "As exemplified by the visit of the Vietnamese Prime Minister earlier this year, the United States and Vietnam are developing an unprecedented and warming bilateral relationship, with growing trade, security, and people-to-people ties. However, the depth of the relationship is constrained by continuing human rights violations, such as the jailing of dissidents, the attempt to control religious practice, and brutal crackdowns in the Central Highlands."
As proof that things haven't changed, on September 23, the U.S. Ambassador to Hanoi Michael Marine denounced the regime in Hanoi for trampling political dissent and religious freedom at a meeting with the American Chamber of Commerce in Hanoi. "The United States remains concerned that the government of Vietnam is intolerant of political dissent and limits its people's enjoyment of the freedoms of religion, speech, press and assembly," Ambassador Marine called on the government to release their political prisoners including journalist Nguyen Vu Binh, democracy activists Nguyen Khac Toan and Tran Van Luon, and Dr. Pham Hong Son, a physician sentenced to 13 years in prison for downloading a State Department article on democracy. Human Rights Watch has criticized Vietnam for its dismal human rights record and says thousands of democracy activists, members of religious and religious and minority groups and government critics have been jailed or harassed.
The Big Lie: Like the philosophy professed by Nazi Joseph Goebbels in Germany's extermination campaign against the Jews, the Vietnamese communists' promised policy change to improve human rights and religious freedom for the oppressed Vietnamese people is the same: "If you tell a lie often enough, it eventually becomes accepted as the truth." The only difference is that in 1945 the United States liberated the imprisoned Jews of Germany, but abandoned the peoples of South Vietnam in 1975.
Tuan Le met his wife in the orientation camp for Vietnamese refugees in the Philippines, and they arrived in the U.S. on January 9, 1993. They now have three children twin girls who are 12 years old, and a boy of ten. Tuan Le and his family live in Gwinnett County, Georgia, and he works in construction. If it is up to the immigration service, Tuan Phuoc Le won't see his family again for he will be deported back to Vietnam.
The morbid irony of this is Tuan Lee's father, a black American, died fighting for the freedom of the Vietnamese, and his death deprived Tuan Le of a father. Now, America's misguided judicial system is trying to deprive Tuan Le's children of their father, and Tuan Le of his freedom. If Tuan Le is sent back, it is inevitable that he will end up in one of communist Vietnam's brutal prisons for many years – once again back to "a living hell."
Michael Benge spent 11 years in Viet Nam, over five years as a Prisoner of War—1968-73. While serving as a civilian Foreign Service Officer, he was captured in South Viet Nam by the North Vietnamese and held in numerous camps in South Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos, and North Viet Nam. Mike is a student of South East Asian politics, is very active in advocating for human rights, religious freedom, and a full and accurate accounting for our POW/MIAs, and has written extensively on these subjects.
Personal interview with Amerasian Michael Sheppard-Nguyen on July 29, 2004
Personal interview with Tuan Phuoc Le on August 27, 2005.
Robert S. McKelvey. Vietnamese Amerasians: The children we left behind.
Thomas A. Bass. Vietnamerica: The War Comes Home". http://www.thomasbass.com/work4.htm
Neil Jamieson. Understanding Vietnam. University of California Press. 1995.
April 28, 2005. Congressional Research Service Report for Congress -- Renditions: Constraints Imposed by Laws on Torture.
Congressional Record. September 21, 2005. Congressional hearing: Exploring Developments in Southeast Asia.
Department of State briefing on S.E. Asia September 23, 3005.
Sister Christine My Hanh. Director of the Center for Family and Youth Services of Georgia. Stories of the Amerasian (Con Lai). Story of the Week section. So My Hanh van hung nguoi Con Lai on RFA.org 08/30/05.
What Happened to These Children of War? Marie Claire. June 2005.
Mach Song No. 15. Vietnamese Amerasians: Coming Home to a Bleak Future. Sept. 2003.
Gaiutra Bahadur. Legacy of Vietnam, Lost in Translation. Philadelphia Inquirer. Oct. 22, 2003.
Edward Hegstrom. Relocated Amerasians find opportunity in Port Arthur. Houston Chronicle. October 13, 2003.
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When Pope Francis used the term "genocide" on Sunday to describe the massacre of Armenians by Ottoman Turks 100 years ago, he was not breaking new ground. Pope John Paul II had written the same in 2001, and Francis had made similar references before.
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To the Editor:
The recent reprehensible remarks by Congressman Todd Akin (R-MO) and the past proposed legislation by Akin and co-sponsored by Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI), are representative of a greater political problem of the right. Their anti-science legislative stances and illogically held paradigms are rooted in their religiosity. As Galileo and Copernicus found out long ago, scientific theory or proven science and religious beliefs are incompatible in most cases. This thorny mixture of strongly held myths and inductively proven scientific laws are never more apparent than in current right wing Republican politics.
As much as he would like to in this general election season, the presumptive GOP vice presidential nominee can not divorce himself from his legislative past of supporting faith-driven laws that seek to strip women of their reproductive rights. As a congressional candidate, in an attempt to curry favor with conservative political extremists, Ryan has championed the causes of the far right that are antithetical to the health and individual rights of women.
Now, on a ticket that polls significantly lower than the Democrats in regard to the women's vote, those stances might justifiably cost him the vice-presidency!
Christopher M. Curran
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Christopher...another atheist claiming the GOP is trying to take away 'reproductive rights'. We just want you to pay for it yourselves. Where in the constitution does it say that women are guaranteed FREE birth control. Religious people don't want to have to pay for abortions or other 'reproductive rights'. This whole 'anti-science' smere is a democratic talking point. Some of us on the right believe in science and we can read your playbook. God bless you Christopher.
Davebarry109: If Republicans simply want people to pay -- why are they shutting down the 20 abortion clinics in Virginia and have repeal of Rowe v Wade built into the Republican platform? Why do you label Mr. Curran as an atheist? Were all the founding fathers atheists too? How about the Supreme Court members who decided in President Obama's favor on Obamacare. Is it your position that everybody who disagrees with your religious position an atheist? Bottom line: who cares if Mr. Curran is an atheist anyway. He has a constitutional right to be one and a constitutional right for free speech. A vast majority of Americans don't get where you are coming from.
It is time for you to look into whether the Republican Party has highjacked your church in an effort to push their political candidates forward.
Why do I think Christopher is an atheist? I read his letter. His anger towards all things religious is clearly spelled out. No one can shut down an abortion clinic Richard. Abortion is legal. I don't know what you are talking about. Unless of course they DEFUNDED them. Which is a state right. Again...want to kill your unborn baby...pay for it yourself and answer to God later. I don't have a problem with someone not being a believer. I do find it true that in the last several years atheists are coming out of the closet and attacking religious people, particularly Christians. So that is the problem I have with people like Christopher. No one is making him do anything but he attacks religious with the democrat/liberal diatribe of being 'anti-science'. There are numerous highly intelligent people out there in the scientific community that will tell you science and religion can coexist quite well. By the way, an atheist is like a fish denying the existence of water. At the hour of their death (or in combat zones, as I have witnessed firsthand) there are no atheists.


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Sharks & Other Fish
A whale shark in the Red Sea. (Photo by Simon Thorrold, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
What are they?
Fish are aquatic animals that were among the first vertebrates (animals with a backbone) to evolve on Earth. They are divided into two broad groups: teleosts, which have a bony skeleton and symmetrical tail and include most familiar fish species, and elasmobranchs, which have a skeleton made of cartilage and include sharks, rays and skates. There are about 30,000 species in the two groups combined (equal to the number of all other vertebrate species combined) in existence today.
Bony Fish (Teleosts)
Bony fish are found around the world in both salt and fresh water, from the tropics to the Arctic and Antarctic, and from the coasts to the deepest parts of the ocean. They range in size from the pygmy goby, at one-third of an inch (9 millimeters), to the marlin, which can grow to nearly 12 feet (3.5 meters).
The behaviors and life cycle strategies of fish is almost as varied as the number of species. Some fish can survive being frozen for long periods, while others have adapted to life near hydrothermal vents. Some fish have even evolved mechanisms to deal with high levels of pollution.
Cartilaginous Fish (Elasmobranchs)
Sharks, skates, and rays are also found around the world and, unlike bony fishes, have a skeleton made of cartilage. They also lack the swim bladder found in other fish species, often relying instead on a large, oily liver to control their buoyancy.
There are about 500 species of sharks, several of which are among the most recognizable fish species on Earth, including the white shark, one of the ocean's largest predators, and the whale shark, which is the largest fish in the ocean. Because they are wide-ranging animals, many basic questions about sharks remain unanswered, including where many species migrate, when and where they mate and give birth, and what they eat. This lack of information has made it difficult to estimate shark populations and challenging to design conservation measures for even the most threatened species.
Sharks are generally slow to mature—white sharks likely take at least 20 years to reach reproductive age—and only produce two to ten pups per litter. This means shark populations are especially vulnerable to human activities such as fishing. Each year, between 50 and 100 million sharks are killed, mainly for their fins, which are used to make a traditional Chinese soup. This level of harvesting is unsustainable and has dramatically reduced populations of many shark species around the world.
Why are they important?
Fish serve important ecological and economic functions. Ecologically, they are both predator and prey, providing food for other animals (including birds and land mammals), and serve to keep the numbers of prey species in check, many of which could destroy important ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves if their numbers are allowed to grow. At the same time, fish move nutrients through aquatic food webs and provide a link between ocean and terrestrial ecosystems.
The incredible diversity of fish species provides an important insurance policy for the ocean against changing conditions. This diversity means that fish as a group have evolved a wide range of behaviors and characteristics, from migratory behaviors to reproductive strategies. Many fish species have adapted the potential to survive a changing climate, varying levels of food availability, or even sudden pollution spills. Resilient ocean ecosystems in turn are able to provide critical services to humans, including storm and flood protection, nutrient and sediment cycling, carbon storage, and oxygen production.
Economically, fish are an important source of food for people around the world. An average of 20 percent of global protein demand is met by fish and shellfish, a number that has been rising faster than population growth in recent years. As a result, many parts of the ocean are over-fished, leading to localized collapses of marine ecosystems and a rising reliance on aquaculture and farm-raised fish. Fishing is also in important recreational and cultural activity that provides income to inland and coastal communities around the world.


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DxOMark measurements for lenses and camera sensors
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Photographic lenses are made of several elements of very pure glass, each element being carefully coated to limit reflection. However, a portion of the light is lost in the optical system due to residual reflection and absorption.
The transmission factor (the proportion of light that actually makes its way to the sensor) depends on the optical formula (the number of lenses, the glass and coating formulas) and to a lesser degree on the shooting parameters.
As a measure of transmission, DxOMark reports the T-stop, defined as the f-number of a lens with 100% perfect transmission, and resulting in the same illumination of the sensor at the image center as the lens to be measured.
What does DxOMark report for transmission (T-stop)?
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With the win, the Eagles stay perfect at 5-0 in Southern Conference game and are 12-7 overall. The Bucs fall to 11-4, 2-3 in SoCon games.
The Bucs scored their run in the bottom of the third. With one down, senior second baseman Nick Crowe (
The Eagles put the game away with three runs in the top of the seventh. With two outs, Brent Stephens walked and would score on a triple to center by Brett Pelphrey. Derrick Smith then followed with a towering two-run homer over the right field wall.
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Hurst and Pelphrey led the Eagles with two hits while Smith had a game-high two RBIs.
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On September 11 2007, DemoDick wrote:To say that things like recall can not be done with positive means alone is not true. I personally do not choose to do it that way but it can and has been done to a high degree.
Show me the dog that has been trained to recall with positive only and give me some time. I bet beans against baseball bats I can get him to come to me or a stimulus of my choosing instead of his handler. Same dog trained with a combination of reinforcement and punishment? I won't make the same bet.
Really? Because I have seen dogs trained your way that I have done the same thing to. In fact it was a titled bitesport dog. No training method is perfect including the one that you are advocating.


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