Friday - October 05, 2007
Can We Question Their Patriotism Now?
Two stories are making the rounds this morning.
First, we see that Barak Osama Obama has decided to not wear an American Flag pin on his lapel.
An eagle-eyed reporter for the ABC affiliate in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, noticed something missing from Democratic presidential contender Sen. Barack Obama’s, D-Ill., lapels.
“You don’t have the American flag pin on. Is that a fashion statement?” the reporter asked, at the end of a brief interview with Obama on Wednesday. “Those have been on politicians since Sept. 12, 2001.”
The standard political reply to that question might well have been, “My patriotism speaks for itself.”
But Obama didn’t say that.
Instead the Illinois senator answered the question at length, explaining that he no longer wears such a pin, at least in part, because of the Iraq War.
“You know, the truth is that right after 9/11, I had a pin,” Obama said. “Shortly after 9/11, particularly because as we’re talking about the Iraq War, that became a substitute for I think true patriotism, which is speaking out on issues that are of importance to our national security, I decided I won’t wear that pin on my chest.
Wolf Pangloss asks a great question:
committed to his marriage? Wouldn’t that explanation work better if he kept a ring on his finger?
The second story is from a Fox News poll that shows one out of five Democrats think the wolrd would be better off if we lost the war.
NEW YORK — Nearly one out of every five Democrats thinks the world will be better off if America loses the war in Iraq, according to the FOX News Opinion Dynamics Poll released Thursday.
The percentage of Democrats (19 percent) who believe that is nearly four times the number of Republicans (5 percent) who gave the same answer. Seven percent of independents said the world would be better off if the U.S. lost the war.
Click here for results of the poll.
Overall, 11 percent of Americans think the world would be “better off” if the U.S. lost the war, and 73 percent disagree.
I kinda thought that wishing for your country to be defeated was the antithesis to being a patriot, but maybe I’m out of touch.
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Permalink • Wednesday - October 03, 2007
Breakaway States
What could bring the Liberals in Vermont together with the Rebels of Tennessee?
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - In an unlikely marriage of desire to secede from the United States, two advocacy groups from opposite political traditions — New England and the South — are sitting down to talk.
Tired of foreign wars and what they consider right-wing courts, the Middlebury Institute wants liberal states like Vermont to be able to secede peacefully.
That sounds just fine to the League of the South, a conservative group that refuses to give up on Southern independence.
“We believe that an independent South, or Hawaii, Alaska, or Vermont would be better able to serve the interest of everybody, regardless of race or ethnicity,” said Michael Hill of Killen, Ala., president of the League of the South.
I’m not sure either of them has enough natural or human resources to make this a viable path to go, but more power to them for thinking about it.
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Permalink • Thursday - September 27, 2007
Breathless Non-News Story of the Day
It must be a slow news day when you get crap like this:
3 Times More Blacks In Prison Than Dorms
WASHINGTON—More than three times as many black people live in prison cells as in college dorms, the government said in a report to be released Thursday.
The ratio is only slightly better for Hispanics, at 2.7 inmates for every Latino in college housing. Among non-Hispanic whites, more than twice as many live in college housing as in prison or jail.
So, there must be some problem they’re going to tell us about, right? There must be something draconian in the way we round up the black folk and put them in jail, right?
The numbers, driven by men, do not include college students who live off campus.
Is that important?
Previously released census data show that black and Hispanic college students—commuters and those in dorms—far outnumber black and Hispanic prison inmates
So, let me see if my small mind can get around this story so far. There are three times the number of black men “living” in prison then there are “living” in college dorms? But, if we look at all black men IN COLLEGE, we find there are more there then in prison. I have this, right?
Nevertheless, civil rights advocates said it is startling that blacks and Hispanics are more likely to live in prison cells than in college dorms.
They are shocked, SHOCKED!
It’s one of the great social and economic tragedies of our time,” said Marc Morial, president and CEO of the Urban League. “It points to the signature failure in our education system and how we’ve been raising our children.”
Huh? One of the great TRAGEDIES of our time? Good grief.
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Permalink • Wednesday - September 26, 2007
My Dinner With Dinner Jacket
I agree with Charles 
My Dinner with Ahmadinejad
TIMEThe invitation was on creamy stationery with fancy calligraphy: The Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran “requests the pleasure” of my company to dine with H.E. Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The dinner is at the Intercontinental Hotel — with names carefully written out at all the place settings around a rectangular table. There are about 50 of us, academics and journalists mostly. There’s Brian Williams across the room, and Christiane Amanpour a few seats down. And at a little after 8pm, on a day when he has already addressed the U.N., the evening after his confrontation at Columbia, a bowing and smiling Mahmoud Admadinejad glides into the room.
This is now an annual ritual for the President of Iran. Every year, during the U.N. General Assembly in New York, he plots out a media campaign that — in its shrewdness, relentlessness, and quest for attention — would rival Angelina Jolie on a movie junket. And like any international figure, Mr. Ahmadinejad hones his performance for multiple audiences: in this case, the journalists and academics who can filter his speech and ideas for a wider American audience.
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Finally, in response to a question about whether war with Iran was growing more likely, he says, “Mr. Bush is interested in harming Iran. But I believe there are wise politicians in America who will prevent such a war. We hate war. We would not welcome it. But we are prepared for every scenario. Yet I don’t think war will happen.”
With that, Ahmadinejad says he has an early morning appointment the next day, and that he welcomes greater dialogue like this evening. And then, still composed, and with the same slightly mysterious smile that never leaves his face all evening, he bows deeply and heads upstairs.
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Permalink • Tuesday - September 25, 2007
Out of Touch
I hate being away from the blog on a big-news weekend. It’s so hard to come and comment on a story, even a big one, when everyone and their Aunt has already said all that can be said.
I had a great weekend though. My daughter is a volunteer at the Frontier Culture Museum. She interprets at the German farm, so gets to learn about history and interact with people all day. This weekend, her and about 15 other yutes put on a version of Aesop’s Fables for the visitors to the museum.
My brother-in-law and his wife came down from Maryland for the show. They are moderate, left-leaning folk from the big city, so coming down here is always a treat. We broke out the weaponry and began a shoot-fest that went on for a couple of hours (when we ran out of light). Mrs. Christian as well as our sister-in-law were having a great time shooting cans of SAM’s Cola and clay pigeons.
After church on Sunday, we went down to the local park and played tennis. I don’t play tennis (more of a racquetball person), but it was fun smacking it back and forth with the kids.
Monday’s are always busy, so I rarely get a chance to blog until sometime in the evening...which didn’t happen last night because I was finishing up a web project for a client.
So, now that you’re caught up with the life of Fletcher Christian, here’s a couple of things that I’ve caught from the hundreds of news items I’ve browsed through:
- Alajihaddinnerjacket spoke at Columbia U, telling us that Israel must go and the Holocaust never happened. Yawn. Were you expecting something new?
- President Bush spoke at the UN today and Cuba walked out. Heh.
- You can test your knowledge of civics here. I only scored 45/60 (75%)
- GM workers are on strike.
- Finally, OSU coach Mike Gundy lays it on deep and thick toward newspaper writer Jenni Carlson. Yikes.
- I see Barry Manilow is taking a stand
- Another dirty Democrat has come to light
- Dems should stop panding to white men
- Keep a firm grasp of Right and Wrong
- Stay involved with government on every level and don't let those bastards get away with a thing
- Use every legal means to defend yourself in the event of real internal trouble, and, most importantly:
- Keep talking to each other, whether here or elsewhere
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Excel is almost Ubiquitous. Almost everyone who needs to calculate a budget or manage the finances of a company uses Excel.
How about this? Do you have the latest version (Excel 2007)? Open it up and put in this formula:
=850*77.1
The answer, if you use a calculator, is 65,535. What does Excel tell you it is?
That’s right: 100,000
A minor bug?
Try these:
=5.1*12850
=10.2*6425
=20.4*3212.5
=40.8*1606.25
=77.1*850
=154.2*425
=212.5*308.4
=308.4*212.5
=425*154.2
Convinced we have a problem yet?
Here’s the thread on the Microsoft board.
How long do you think it will be until it is fixed?
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Permalink • Thursday - September 20, 2007
Rather Psychotic
From LGF
It’s absolutely amazing, but Dan Rather and his lawyers are actually planning to argue in their lawsuit against CBS that the phony memos are genuine.
CBS aired the story on Sept. 8, 2004, at the height of the presidential campaign, hours after White House official Dan Bartlett did not challenge the authenticity of the memos when asked about them by CBS. Bartlett said later that he had no way of knowing on such short notice whether the memos were real.
Gold, Rather’s lawyer, maintained that “nobody’s proved the documents were forgeries. The way we look at it, it’s more than likely the documents are authentic.”
I’m going to say this again just to go on the record: the CBS “Killian” memos are frauds. It has been proven beyond all doubt. It is simply impossible that these documents were created on any machine available in the 1970s.
And for Dan Rather to continue insisting they are genuine shows either: 1) a disconnection from reality that borders on the psychotic, or 2) a blatant liar willing to go down in flames rather than admit the truth.
I’ll take door number 1 Alex.
If you recall, this was the animation Charles did back then, showing the reported document from the 1970’s against a document created in Microsoft Word.
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Permalink • Tuesday - September 18, 2007
Tuesday News Bytes
Good morning gang. Sorry for the absence the past few days. My wife and daughters came back from their France trip on Thursday afternoon, so I was in DC for a good part of the day. One of our vans picking up the team had a wreck on I-66 on the way out, so that caused another 2 hour delay on an already worn out group.
Friday was spent preparing for and teaching a new class for our home school co-op. This year a friend and I are filling young skulls full of mush with the concept of worldview and how to understand current events. This is a class of middle and high school kids where we will first learn what a worldview is, why it is important that you understand yours, and how one is formed. Then we’ll build a defense for a Christian worldview (this is a Christian group). We will spend the rest of the year looking at current events (I’m so happy this is an election cycle) and using what we’ve learned about our own worldview and that of the reporters, analyze the news and stories with an eye on getting to the truth. I think its going to be a blast, and the kids seem very enthusiastic about it.
Saturday, I took a group of guys down the mighty Gauley River in West Virginia. It is my 3rd time doing this river, but it is always a challenge. Big water, technical execution and very chilly conditions make for a great day of white water.
Yesterday was a typical Monday in that everyone wanted everything yesterday. So finally I have a minute to breathe and catch up on some blogging. Thanks to the crew for keeping the ship afloat.
Barry to Elisabeth: Your “View” is Dangerous
TMZ has learned that legendary singer Barry Manilow has pulled out of his scheduled appearance on “The View” tomorrow—because he strongly disagrees with host Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s conservative view! Paging Rosie O’Donnell!
In an exclusive statement to TMZ, Barry says, “I strongly disagree with her views. I think she’s dangerous and offensive. I will not be on the same stage as her.” Barry, taking a stand!
Another dirty Democrat fundraiser: William Lerach pleads guilty to conspiracy
William Lerach.
Does the name ring a bell? He was a deep-pocketed plaintiff lawyer who cozied up to the Clintons and donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democrats. And he got his money’s worth.
So long, white boy
Those who have been closely following the politics of the Democratic primaries may have noticed that someone is missing—and I’m not referring to Bob Shrum, the Rev. Al Sharpton or an as-yet-undiscovered “Gravel Girl.”
I’m talking about the white male voter, or at least a certain long-coveted variety thereof. He is variously known as “NASCAR dad”—that shirt-sleeved, straight-talkin’, these-colors-don’t-run fella who votes his cultural values above all else—or “Bubba,” as Steve Jarding and Dave “Mudcat” Saunders affectionately call him in their book, “Foxes in the Henhouse.” Start looking on milk cartons for Bubba because he has vanished, and not a moment too soon: The Democratic obsession with the down-home, blue-collar, white male voter, that heartbreaker who crossed the aisle to the Republicans many decades ago, may finally be coming to a merciful end.
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Permalink • Wednesday - September 12, 2007
Pooty-Poot is Busy
Two stories this morning out of Russia.
First, we see that Putin has dissolved his government.
Russian president Putin dissolves government
Major shakeup comes ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections
MOSCOW - President Vladimir Putin dissolved Russia’s government Wednesday in a major political shakeup ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections, the Kremlin said.
The dissolution is expected to result in a new prime minister, who will be seen as Putin’s choice to succeed him after he steps down next spring.
Next, we see that they have tested a new ”Vaccuum Bomb”, or as they like to call it: The Father of all Bombs
Russia tests superstrength bomb
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has tested the world’s most powerful vacuum bomb, which unleashes a destructive shockwave with the power of a nuclear blast, the military said on Tuesday, dubbing it the “father of all bombs”.
The bomb is the latest in a series of new Russian weapons and policy moves as President Vladimir Putin tries to reassert Moscow’s role on the international stage.
“Test results of the new airborne weapon have shown that its efficiency and power is commensurate with a nuclear weapon,” Alexander Rukshin, Russian deputy armed forces chief of staff, told Russia’s state ORT First Channel television. The same report was later shown on the state-sponsored Vesti channel.
“You will now see it in action, the bomb which has no match in the world is being tested at a military site.”
It showed a Tupolev Tu-160 strategic bomber dropping the bomb over a testing ground. A large explosion followed.
Pictures showed what looked like a flattened multi-storey block of flats surrounded by scorched soil and boulders. “The soil looks like a lunar landscape,” the report said.
“The defense ministry stresses this military invention does not contradict a single international treaty. Russia is not unleashing a new arms race.”
Nice. Can’t wait to see the fallout from this.
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Permalink • Tuesday - September 04, 2007
Congrats
It won’t happen often, but in this case, it is a clear win for all of us.
Bloggers Win Before the FEC
Ah, summer, the time for daydreams, like when BlogCritics.org’s John Bambenek believed he could haul DailyKos before the Federal Election Commission and have a hearing where he’d prove that we were violating the law by failing to register as a political committee.
Vacation’s over, and the FEC has unanimously determined that DailyKos qualifies as a media entity under federal law, and thus none of the site’s expenditures count under federal law for determining whether a political committee was formed. Just like a newspaper isn’t charged with making a campaign contribution by editorializing on behalf of a candidate, neither is this site:
Kos Media qualifies as a media entity in its function of operating DailyKos. DailyKos is available to the general public and is the online equivalent of a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical publication as described in the Act and Commission regulations. Additionally, DailyKos is precisely the type of online media presence the Commission contemplated when revising the media exemption provided in 11 C.F.R. §§ 100.73 and 100.132. An examination of DailyKos and other supporting materials demonstrates that the site’s primary function is to provide news and commentary to millions of viewers through its “blog” entries providing news stories with links to “breaking news,” original political commentary, and calls to action. Like traditional media outlets such as newspapers and magazines, DailyKos has a publisher, Moulitsas, who appears to retain editorial control over the content of the site, and a list of contributing editors, who along with Moulitsas appear to be “front page posters” and draft stories. Further, registered users of DailyKos may post responsive comments, which are similar to letters to the editors in traditional media outlets.
In addition, Kos Media’s creation and distribution of the DailyKos falls within the scope of the exemption. First, the complaint does not allege, nor does publicly available information indicate, that Kos Media is owned or controlled by a political party, committee, or candidate. Second, by creating and distributing the DailyKos, containing news stones with links to “breaking news,” original political commentary and calls to actions akin to editorials, Kos Media is acting within its legitimate press function that qualifies it as a press entity. As such, Kos Media’s creation and distribution of the DailyKos falls within Kos Media’s legitimate press. function. Moreover, Kos Media’s operation of DailyKos is the type of activity contemplated by the Commission during its rulemaking regarding the media exemption....
While the complaint asserts that DailyKos advocates for the election of Democrats to federal office, the Commission has repeatedly stated that an entity that would otherwise qualify for the media exemption does not lose its eligibility because it features news or commentary lacking objectivity or expressly advocates in its editorials the election or defeat of a federal candidate.
Blogging is just as much media as TV, Radio and newsprint. Hopefully, no other bloggers will have to be dragged into court to prove it again.
Congrats KOS, you did well in fighting this one.
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Permalink • Monday - August 27, 2007
Early Morning Update
Made it back from San Diego late on Saturday night, so I’m still on California time.
Here are a few news bits I’ve picked up on this morning.
- I heard the Silk Pony on NPR this morning talking about how he is “the fighter” who is going to “fight the drug companies, the oil companies and all the other big businesses who are running washington”. Then there was a voiceover talking about how he announced he is going to be re-structuring his investment portfolio now that it has come to light that he has an interest in a company that has sub-prime loans.
- Accoring to the NYT, Alberto Gonzales has resigned. Speculation is that Chertoff is the replacement. Developing......
- The Puffington Host’s Martin Lewis is calling for a coup. Then he says: ”Just Kidding”.
- Kim posted some pinups.
More to come........
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Permalink • Saturday - August 04, 2007
Local News
Found this on my scan of the local paper this morning:
Man on lawn mower faces his 2nd DUI
Blood alcohol three times legal limit
Police charged a man with driving intoxicated on a riding lawn mower Wednesday.
It was the second time Glenn Franklin Bowers, 46, of 609 N. Bayard Ave., was charged with driving drunk on a lawn mower, according to Waynesboro police.
Police received a 911 call after someone noticed Bowers on the Craftsman mower, according to a release.
He was stopped at the intersection of 11th Street and Market Avenue. Police said Bowers was towing a trailer with a dog in it when he was arrested.
A breath test revealed Bowers’ blood alcohol test was .24, three times the legal limit.
The mental image that was created by thinking about a drunk guy on a Craftsman lawn mower, towing a trailer with a dog in it, through this little downdown area just cracks me up.
I love living in a small town.
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Permalink • Thursday - August 02, 2007
Bridge Collapse in Minneapolis
I was not online last night, so missed much of the coverage. From the Star-Tribune:
The Interstate Hwy. 35W bridge over the Mississippi River collapsed around 6:15 p.m. today, dumping at least eight cars and a truck into the water and land below. It was not clear how many people might be hurt or killed. ...
The collapse left some cars intact on the deck of the bridge, but others tumbled into the river, according to Joe Blade, a resident of the Riverview Tower at 1920 South First St.
“The bridge is collapsed into the river,” said Blade, speaking to a reporter from his apartment in the tower. “There’s black smoke coming out from underneath it at the southern edge of the collapse.”
Another resident of the tower said she heard the bridge collapse. “First I heard this huge roar,” said Leone Carstens. “I was at my computer. Initially I thought, Wow was that an airplane?” The scene that greeted her when she looked out her window was “awful,” she said.
The bridge was crowded with rush hour vehicles when it collapsed, she said. Thick black smoke rose up from the bridge as at least one vehicle burned on the cement below, she said. She said she couldn’t make out vehicles in the water, but there was debris.
“It could be people in the water. It may just be stuff sticking up out of the water,” she said. “They don’t seem to be moving.”
They’re not saying terrorrism yet, but Homeland Security is on the scene. No one saw or reported explosions or the like. It appears to be a massive structural failure.
They’re doing their best to recover bodies now. It’s no longer a rescue effort. Over fifty vehicles are reported to have plunged into the river, including a school bus full of kids.
Pray
**Update on the busload of kids here **
Riding tons of falling concrete to the river bank below, dozens of children on a summer youth program field trip survived the collapse of an interstate bridge in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during the evening rush hour on Wednesday.
“We were on our way back from the swimming field trip,” said Ryan Watkins, one of the youths on the bus. “We were riding over the bridge and the bridge collapsed and we were right on the part where it went down—where it curved down,” he said, describing the collapse of the Interstate 35W bridge near University Avenue.
Watkins was one of 52 kids and nine adults who survived the accident, according to Tony Wagner, the president of the local non-profit social services group that organized the trip.
Eight of the kids, ages 5 to 14, were hospitalized with injuries, Wagner said.
Thankfully, it looks like only about seven people lost their lives. By the looks of this mess, it could have been a lot, lot worse.
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Permalink • Friday - May 11, 2007
News Of The Weird
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - The police log entry said it all: “Deceased fawn was dressed up like an infant and abandoned at the Pantages” Theater. Why would anyone dress up a dead newborn deer, lay it in a basket and leave it outside an ornate downtown landmark?
“Your guess is as good as mine,” said Tom Sayre, a spokesman of The Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County. The outfit included an infant sleeper and a bib that read, “You think I’m cute? You should see my aunt,” Sayre added.
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. (AP) - Authorities were led on a high speed vehicle chase by an armless, one-legged man, and they said this wasn’t the first time the 40-year-old eluded police.
Michael Francis Wiley taught himself to driver after losing both arms and a leg in an electrical accident when he was 13. He spent time in prison for kicking a Florida Highway Patrol trooper after an accident in 1996. He led police on a 120 mph chase in 1998.
On Tuesday, Wiley sped off in a Ford Explorer when police approached him at a convenience store, New Port Richey police Capt. Darryl Garman said. Officers pursued, but called off the chase after eight minutes because they did not want to put others in danger, Garman said.
CALCUTTA, India (AP) - A father chained and locked up his 19-year-old son for three weeks for marrying against the family’s wishes in eastern India, a police officer said Friday.
Police rescued Raghu Amin Mollah from his father’s house Thursday on the outskirts of Calcutta, the capital of West Bengal state, said Joy Biswas, a police officer who took part in the operation.
“Yes, he was kept in a room locked and chained,” Biswas told The Associated Press. The father, Abed Ali Mollah, has been arrested and charged with illegally detaining and torturing his son for 21 days, he said.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Dutch customs police turned a fake break into a real bust Friday when they stopped a woman trying to smuggle 3.3 pounds of cocaine into the country in a plaster cast on her leg.
Police spokesman Rob Stenacker said the woman, whose name was not released, acted nervously while her passport was being checked and agents became suspicious about the thickness of the cast.
“She had two different letters from a doctor about her leg, and both of them appeared fake,” he said. A sniffer dog quickly indicated that the cast contained more than plaster. The woman was taken to hospital, where an X-ray revealed the drugs but no fractures.
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Not that very many people ever read this far down, but this blog was the creation of Allan Kelly and his friend Vilmar. Vilmar moved on to his own blog some time ago, and Allan ran this place alone until his sudden and unexpected death partway through 2006. We all miss him. A lot. Even though he is gone this site will always still be more than a little bit his. We who are left to carry on the BMEWS tradition owe him a great debt of gratitude, and we hope to be able to pay that back by following his last advice to us all:
It's been a long strange trip without you Skipper, but thanks for pointing us in the right direction and giving us a swift kick in the behind to get us going. Keep lookin' down on us, will ya? Thanks.
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Oh, and here's some kind of visitor flag counter thingy. Hey, all the cool blogs have one, so I should too. The Visitors Online thingy up at the top doesn't count anything, but it looks neat. It had better, since I paid actual money for it.
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