was followed in by another of our runners in great form in the form of Carl Jones, who broke 73 minutes in another big pb (1:12:57, pb) and the 3rd V40 in 12th overall, next was Ian Christon also with a new pb in 118th (1:21:55), then it was Lee Davies (1:24:07), Jeremy Pattison in another good run (1:26:13), Carl Loughney in 238th and another huge pb by nearly 3 minutes (1:27:33), following him was the ageless Graham Ewart (1:34:05), Lucy Verrill as 1st of our ladies in 456th (1:36:55), Rob Lickley in 566th (1:40:15), Sarah Gregory next (1:47:23), Tony Ditchburn just behind (1:47:24), Robert Haw (1:49:17), Pauline Whittaker in another great pb (1:53:26, pb), Ryan Greer was next (2:04:07) and Nicki Buckett in 1426th (2:16:58).
In the year 7 girls Olivia Jackson-Bowers was 20th. Shannon Robinson was 7th in the junior girls, Alana Teasdale was 15th and Holly McCowie just behind in 16th. In the intermediate girls race Emily Francis was 13th and Rachel Smith was 5th in the senior girls race.
Alastair Wilkin was 9th (22:43Albert Parkrun (18:38). Catterick parkrun had Robert Dashwood in 14th (21:23), Garry Malton in 19th (22:08) and Ian Hepworth in 60th (25:28). Deborah Jefferies took son Caleb round the course in his buggy at Darlington parkrun and finished 365th (37:03).
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Water is essential to survival. Indeed, well The water in our bodies is used regulate our body temperature, continue normal metabolic processes, circulate oxygen and nutrients through our blood, and allow us to digest the food we eat. Without water, most people would die within three to five days.
After a disaster, water supplies can be damaged or interrupted. Hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and even a terrorist attack, can compromise the safety and availability of water. In an earthquake (our most likely threat in Southern California), water lines will be broken or cross-contaminated by the sewage pipes running parallel in underground trenches. The resulting water outage will require that you be self-sufficient for some time.
Plan for a minimum of three days of emergency water. Keep in mind that a major disaster will disrupt water supplies for even longer, so it is best to set aside one week, or even two weeks, if possible.
Standard garden hoses should never be used to fill water containers, as the hose contains lead to keep the hose flexible. Only use a drinking water hose that states that it is lead free! Lead free hoses are widely available online or at RV camping supply stores. Also, if the container is clean, there is no need to treat the water when the container is filled. It is generally better to treat the water just prior to use (see “Treating Water in a Disaster” below).
Emergency water can also be obtained from numerous places within your home, but will require a little effort to access the water.
Most homes use tank water heaters, which typically contain 40 – 75 gallons of water. This water is clean and potable, with a small caveat. After an earthquake, you should shut off the water supply line to your water heater (located at the top of the water heater). This will isolate the water in the tank in case the municipal water supply has been contaminated. You will also want to turn off the gas or electricity to the water tank so that the water cools. To access the water in the tank, use the drain valve at the bottom of the tank; to release the vacuum as water empties out, to open the pressure relief valve at the top of the water tank to allow air into the tank.
Two story houses with upstairs plumbing will hold some a gallon or two of water in the pipes. To access this water, open up a faucet upstairs to break the vacuum seal. Then, turn on a faucet downstairs and collect the water as it drains out of the pipes. Remember, there is water in both the cold and hot water pipes. Keep in mind that this water is safe to drink, as long as the main water supply has not been contaminated. To avoid contamination, it is important to shut off the water main to the house right after a major earthquake or disaster, before water has been used.
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Follow the instructions for disinfecting drinking water that are written on the label of the bleach.
If the necessary instructions are not given, use the table below and or teaspoon (assumes a typical 8.25% sodium hypochlorite*; concentrations may vary).
It is important to remember that treating water in a disaster through boiling, disinfection, (and some filters), will not remove most chemicals, salts, or heavy metals. Therefore, it is important to have a good supply of commercially bottled water or water in storage containers to ensure an adequate and easily accessible source of water.


What would you do when faced with a 50-50 probability of getting the $100 or an unknown probability of getting $100?
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Truth Behind The Clinics That ‘Cure’ Homosexuality In These Particular Countries
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Explore a side of the island beyond the touristy beaches and bars on this Jeep adventure in Mykonos of the island’s rustic interior and remote coastlines. Get insight into local culture as you visit small villages, historic monasteries, fishing harbors, an open-air market, and gorgeous viewpoints. Learn about the importance of local agriculture as you visit an organic farm, where you’ll taste the island’s bounty with a farm-fresh lunch of typical Greek products.
Our day in the jeep adventure in Mykonos starts by picking you up from your hotel or your cruise ship and in the morning at 10:30am, starting from the new .


Yoruba activist, Sunday Igboho, has stated that anyone who wants to arrest him can come to his house, as he is at home.
His statement follow an order by Inspector General of Police (IGP) for his arrest.
Recall that Igboho had been declared wanted for declaring a one week quit notice for Fulani herdsmen living in Igangan community in Oyo State to leave the community.
Igboho insisted that Seriki, a popular herder, must leave the town, saying so many people fingered him to be behind the insecurity in the area.
He also stated that the state government’s position that no one can be evicted from the state is a joke, adding that he cannot be threatened on the land of his ancestors.
Igboho accused the governor of backing the Fulani herders who are threatening the peace of Yoruba race.
“Is it the Fulanis that make the laws of the land?
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers donates N500 Million to support Sokoto State over the fire at their Main Market.
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as "squalid-state" physics, since its objects of study are inherently much more complex and messier than elementary particles.
By the 1950s, condensed matter physicists had found that quantum field theory was a useful tool not just for studying elementary particle physics, but also for the very different kinds of problems that concerned them. One example of where quantum field theory is helpful is in the problem of understanding the thermodynamics of a solid at very low temperature. Atoms in a solid are often bound into a regular lattice, but can move slightly in vibrating patterns of various kinds. The quantization of this vibrational motion leads to new quanta called phonons, which formally are roughly analogous to photons. Whereas photons are meant to be quanta of a fundamental field, phonons don't come from a truly fundamental field, but from the motion of the atoms of the lattice.
In a quantum field theory treatment of a condensed matter problem, the analogue of the vacuum is not the state with no particles, but instead, whatever the lowest-energy state is for the large number of atoms one is considering. A major what this state is and how to characterize it. Unlike the case of the vacuum in particle theory, here there are obvious reasons why the lowest-energy state may not be invariant under symmetry transformations of the theory. A standard simple example of symmetry breaking in the lowest-energy state involves ferromagnetic materials. These are solids in which each atom has a magnetic moment. In these materials one can think of each atom as having a vector attached to it that points in some direction. The lowest-energy state will be that in which all the vectors line up in the same direction. There is no preferred direction in the problem, since the laws that govern the dynamics of how these vectors interact are symmetric under rotational transformations, but even so, the lowest-energy state is not rotationally symmetric.
This kind of phenomenon, where the lowest-energy state is not invariant under the symmetries of the theory, has acquired the name "spontaneous symmetry breaking," and a theory in which this happens is said to have a spontaneously broken symmetry. During the 1950s, various particle theorists considered the possibility that this same idea could be applied in particle physics. The kind of application they had in mind was to try to explain why certain symmetries, in particular the SU(2) isospin symmetry, seemed to hold in nature, but only approximately. Perhaps the vacuum state was not invariant under the isospin symmetry, so there would be spontaneous symmetry breaking and this would explain what was going on.
What particle theorists soon discovered was that as a general rule, the effect of spontaneous symmetry breaking was not to turn exact symmetries into approximate ones. Instead, spontaneous symmetry breaking was characterized by the existence in the theory of massless spin-zero particles. These are now known as Nambu–Goldstone particles, after the physicists Yoichiro Nambu and Jeffrey Goldstone. They come about because one can use the existence of an infinitesimal symmetry transformation that changes a vacuum state to define a new field, one with the characteristic that its quantum field theory must have zero-mass particles. Goldstone gave this argument in 1961, and the necessity of zero-massg became known as Goldstone's theorem.
One of the great successes of quantum-field-theoretical methods in condensed matter physics was the successful 7. In a superconductor there is an indirect force between electrons due to the fact that each electron will distort the positions of atoms in the solid, which in turn will have an effect on other electrons. This force between the electrons can be such that they are able to lower their energy by pairing up and acting in a coherent way. When this happens, the lowest-energy state of the material is quite different from what is expected. Instead of having stationary electrons, it has pairs of electrons moving in a synchronized fashion, and currents can flow through the material with no resistance. This surprising ability to carry electric current with no resistance is what characterizes a superconductor.
It was realized early on that the BCS superconductivity theory was a theory with spontaneous symmetry breaking. The lowest energy state was very non-trivial, containing pairs of electrons that behaved coherently. This kind of spontaneous symmetry breaking was called dynamical spontaneous symmetry breaking, since its origin was in a dynamical effect (the indirect force between electrons) that changed dramatically the lowest-energy state from what one would naively expect. An obvious question to ask was, what symmetry is being broken by this new vacuum state? The answer turned out to be just the well-known U(1) gauge symmetry of electrodynamics. To describe what was going on, a field whose quanta were the coherent electron pairs was introduced, with the U(1) gauge symmetry transformations acting on this field. The dynamics of the theory were invariant under the U(1) gauge transformations, but the vacuum state was not.
The whole issue of how to treat the gauge symmetry of a superconductor was initially very confusing, but by 1963 the condensed matter theorist Philip Anderson had shown how to do this. In the process he explained another unusual aspect of superconductors called the Meissner effect. This is a property of superconductors that causes them actively to exclude magnetic fields from their interior. If one puts a superconductor in a magnetic field, the field falls off exponentially with a characteristic length as one goes inside the material. This is the behavior one would expect if the photon were massive. What Anderson showed was that, as far as electromagnetic fields were concerned, a superconductor could be thought of as a different kind of vacuum state in which they could propagate. In this new vacuum state the U(1) gauge symmetry of electromagnetism was spontaneously broken, and the effect of this was not the zero-mass particles predicted by the Goldstone theorem. Instead, the photon became massive. In some sense, the massless photon combines with the massless Nambu–Goldstone particles to behave like a massive photon. In his 1963 paper, Anderson also noted that the same mechanism might work in Yang–Mills theory with its more general SU(2) gauge invariance.
Several physicists took up this suggestion and tried to see whether they could make elementary particle theories with Yang–Mills gauge symmetries that were spontaneously broken, giving a mass to the analogues of the photon in Yang–Mills theory. One of these physicists was a Scotsman, Peter Higgs, who in 1965 wrote down such a theory (the  did similar work around the same time). To do this, Higgs had to introduce a new field, the analogue of the field describing coherent pairs of electrons in the superconductor. This field is introduced in such a way that it will automatically caus of the theory and is now referred to as a Higgs field. Note that this kind of spontaneous symmetry breaking is not really dynamical. It is not an indirect effect caused by the dynamics of the theory, but comes from choosing to introduce a new field with exactly the right properties. This way of getting around the Goldstone theorem and giving mass to the Yang–Mills field quanta is now called the Higgs mechanism, and it was this idea that Weinberg and Salam used in 1967 to turn Glashow's earlier model into the one that would be the basis of the electroweak part of the standard model.
THE STANDARD MODEL: STRONG INTERACTIONS
During the 1950s and 1960s, while progress was being made in using quantum field theory to understand the weak and electromagnetic interactions, the strong interaction that binds nucleons into the nucleus seemed to be a completely different story. As ever-higher-energy particle accelerators were constructed, allowing ever-higher-energy nucleon-nucleon collisions to be studied, a bewildering array of new particles was being produced. In a quantum field theory such as QED, studied in a perturbation expansion, the different kinds of particles one sees correspond in a one-to-one fashion with the fields of the theory. A quantum field theory of the strong interactions would appear to require an ever increasing number of fields, and there seemed to be no obvious pattern relating them.
The only symmetry that the strong interactions were known to have was the isospin SU(2) symmetry, the one that motivated Yang and Mills. Attempts were made to generalize this symmetry to try to put some order into the many particle states that had been discovered, with the first success of this kind being due to Yuval Ne'eman and Murray Gell-Mann in 1961. They discovered that the strongly interacting particles fit


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ats for An. darlingi and An. marajoara . Lagoons (which could correspond to OX, NOX or FAAR in our classification) were major larval habitats for An. triannulatus and An. darlingi in the Venezuelan Yanomami area [23, 24].
In our study sun exposure was a major determinant of anopheline occurrence. We encountered significantly more An. darlingi in larval habitats mostly (1365 larvae) or partially sun-exposed (305 larvae) compared with shaded ones (10 larvae). Our findings corroborate other reports on Neotropical anophelines. Galvão et al.  emphasized that exposure to the sun was a major factor that governed An. darlingi occurrence and reported that in shaded forest larval habitats, specimens of this vector were absent. However, if the same area suffered deforestation and exposed some parts of the previously fully shaded larval habitats to the sun, these new exposed spots became productive larval habitats for An. darlingi while adjacent shaded areas continued to be unsuitable for this species. Deane et al.  also reported few larvae of An. darlingi collected from shaded areas, and that vector preferred areas intensively exposed to the sun. Vittor et al.  conducted a larvae ecology study in the Amazon region of Peru. They found that larval habitats with < 70% of their water surface covered in the shade were nearly twice as likely to have An. darling than water bodies with > 70% of their surface covered in the shade. However, An. darlingi preference for shaded larval habitats were also observed . In the Brazilian Amazon, shade seemed to be a major driver for An. darlingi proliferation in micro dam larval habitats  and fishponds  close to houses.
Remote indigenous communities in the Amazon are typically located in ecologically conserved areas where most of the anthropogenic impacts are in the form of subsistence agriculture near their huts where the forest is cut down and previously shaded larval habitats may be exposed to sunlight and potentially become larval habitats for An. darlingi. This was observed in small, ephemeral and sun-exposed RP in Parafuri and a sun-exposed SFS segment in Marari. In Marari besides micro deforestation for agriculture purposes, an airstrip construction created suitable habitats for An. darlingi, demonstrating the importance of small-scale landscape modifications. Forested fully shaded SFS and RP had no An. darlingi larvae during our study.
In addition to sunlight, the presence of certain subtypes of supportive EBA, such as submersed macrophytes, emergent vegetation, filamentous algae, water body margins with leafs or debris or clusters of floating debris inside LAR (further away from LAR’s shoreline) are necessary to support An. darlingi breeding. In the univariate analysis, both sunlight and submersed macrophytes were positively associated with An. darlingi. However, sunlight was the predominant factor in the multivariate analysis. The lack of significance for vegetation and An. darlingi presence in the multivariate analysis was likely due to collinearity between sun exposure and these other explanatory variables.
Anopheles darlingi larvae have been collected in areas with current water such as the edges of small rivers and canals [42, 43]. Although water movement was not a predictive factor in our multivariate model for An. darlingi, our unadjusted analysis indicated an association of this species with stagnant waters (conditions found in OX and NOX that disconnect seasonally from rivers). However, we also found a few An. darlingi larvae within streams and low-order rivers with low water movement. Anopheles darlingi is believed not to thrive in turbid or polluted waters . Although we found significantly more An. darlingi larvae in clear waters, a few larvae were also collected in turbid LAR waters during its low-waters phase. Anopheles darlingi was previously reported in large, bare, and muddy road-pools .
Our data further indicated that An. darlingi was the only species in which densities were significantly higher in larval habitats closer to the Yanomami huts, suggesting a dependency on human blood. In a recent study in the Western Amazon, the same was observed with higher densities of An. darlingi in fishponds within 100 m of houses and an absence of malaria cases in places > 900 m from fishponds . However, An. darlingi in the Lacandon forest of South México was found to be significantly more abundant in larval habitats away from human habitations .
Differences reported in the characteristics of An. darlingi larval habitats in the various studies might be due to An. darlingi genetic variability [46, 47] and local adaptation . However, marked differences have also been reported in populations without clear biogeographical barriers such as our findings of an association of An. darlingi larvae with sun-exposed larval habitats and the shaded larval habitat preference reported in Southern Roraima state . Different observations could also be due to how sun exposure is defined by different investigators as open pools surrounded by vegetation may experience some shading for certain parts of the day. Differences reported in the larval ecology of An. darlingi could also be due to differences in sampling methodology. Primary An. darlingi habitats such as OX which are relatively large and intrinsically complex pose serious sampling challenges, including accessibility for all EBA subtypes. Some authors have emphasized that in their studies, only accessible margins of water bodies were sampled for An. darlingi occurrence [35, 45, 49]. We found An. darlingi larvae mainly in OX and NOX hydrological types, which required the use of a small inflatable boat to access most EBA subtypes within the larval habitat. In fact, we found most An. darlingi larvae in EBA subtypes that were not accessible from the LAR perimeter (Sánchez-Ribas J, unpublished data). Differn. darlingi would have been obtained if we had not used the inflatable boat in our study. We and other authors [26, 48, 49] warn against the strategy of focusing the sampling on the margins of aquatic habitats and advocate for extending the collections to other EBA subtypes within larval habitats. Tstandardized sampling methodology, which may be applicable in size variable and intrinsically complex Neotropical larval sites .
Anopheles oswaldoi (s.l.) showed marked ecological plasticity being found in almost all hydrological types and all villages of the three Yanomami communities. Anopheles oswaldoi (s.l.) is a complex composed of at least three different species, i.e. An. oswaldoi (s.s.), An. oswaldoi A and An. oswaldoi B  that are widely distributed in South America and have been found in a wide range of larval habitats, with a marked tolerance of different degrees of sun exposure, turbidity and larval habitat sizes . Anopheles oswaldoi (s.l.) was also the most common species collected as larvae, followed by An. triannulatus and An. darlingi during the dry season in partially shaded and shallow lagoons in the Yanomami area of Ocamo, Venezuela  and the nearby Ye’kuana and Sanema indigenous areas of southeastern Venezuela . In a littoral area of the northeastern Sucre State of Venezuela, An. oswaldoi (s.l.) was primarily found in permanent and vegetated ponds of freshwater and non-vegetated canals . Anopheles oswaldoi (s.l.) was associated with heavily shaded swamps in Panama . Molecular analysis (cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1 gene, cox1) on adult mosquitoes detected the co-occurrence of An. oswaldoi B, An. oswaldoi sp. nr. A and a single specimen which did not match with any of this other two groups (Sánchez-Ribas J, unpublished data). High ecological plasticity detected for An. oswaldoi (s.l.) larvae could be partially explained by potential bionomic differences between members of this species complex that co-occur in the Brazilian Yanomami Indian Reserve.
Preferred larval habitats of An. triannulatus have been described as partial sun-exposed water bodies associated with emergent, submerged


Butler Community College announced this week that two of its. The Associate of Science in Agriculture and the Associate of Science in Agribusiness degrees are now part of the college’s online program offerings.
According to Joe Leibbrandt, academic lead instructor for both programs, these online Ag options are a great way for working students to still access the agricultural knowledge base needed to strengthen their career for the long-term in the industry.
Graduates of the program can transfer to a four-year degree and choose to major in any agricultural science field or utilize their skills immediately by joining the workforce or impacting the family operation. Leibbrandt said many of Butler’s graduates are top students at the nation’s best agriculture schools like
Butler Online has been utilizing technology to teach at a distance since 1998. Currently, the division offers 25 degrees and more than 1,000 online offerings. Student success is deemed essential and therefore resources such as 24/7 online tutoring and a virtual math lab are readily available to support student needs. For more information about joining Butler’s online AG for free at www.Butlercc.edu/apply.


‘May God Not Allow Our Visitor Die In Our Home’ — Reactions Trail Clarence Peters’ Detention
Nigerian Twittersphere has been set abuzz following the arrest and detention of Clarence Peters, a video director, by the Lagos state police command, over the death of Picture Kodak, a video vixen.
The gifted choreographer died on Wednesday while reportedly trying to receive a call on her mobile phone while it was charging.
“Clarence Peters arrested over Kodak’s death. I now know the importance of this prayer my mum always says that may our visitor not die in our house,” another user said.


My friend Willis and I had just spent the afternoon swimming in a cool jade pool at the bottom of Wailua Falls on Kauai.
Having had our daily exercise, we climbed the half-mile back up to the parking lot to head for our car, our condominium and our quest for the perfect pina colada.
Then we met the Australians. The woman wanted to know if this clearing was the trailhead for the descent to the pond. We told her it was, but that it was too steep to try in her rubber thongs. We parted. Then she turned back to us and asked matter-of-factly if we knew about the tidal wave.
Friends since nursery school and frequent traveling companions, Willis and I have endured a number of fiascoes together, so much so that we almost expect them. There was the hiking trail closed by a mud slide in the Cascade Mountains, the Fourth of July weekend of endless rain on the Outer Banks, the dead car battery at nightfall in northern Minnesota. If these incidents meant danger or drudgery when they occurred, time transformed them into great barroom stories, part of our picaresque shared history. But a tidal wave seemed a bit beyond the comprehensible.
It wasn't enough to make us turn around, but it was enough to make us turn the dial. The next station, on Kauai, sounded a good deal graver. The disk jockey cut off his program to monitor the latest Civil Defense bulletin. In a monotone I had heard only on Emergency Broadcast System tests, a man explained that an earthquake had struck the Aleutian Islands at 12:47 P.M. Hawaii time. A tsunami - a huge wave caused by an underwater disturbance - had been created. Low-lying areas were to be evacuated immediately. People were to report to shelters. Roads were already jammed. The tidal wave, the man said, would hit Hawaii at 5:06 P.M. Kauai, the northernmost island, would be first. It was just past 3:30.
We turned the car around and made for the parking lot near Wailua Falls, which had to be a few hundred feet above sea level. A tsunami, I was thinking, a bleeping tsunami. You work all year for your week of vacation and you get a tsunami. I couldn't help but take it personally. Why couldn't it be next week? ''Tidal Wave Kills 600, Thousands Homeless.'' I could see the headline, and in that moment I didn't care, as long as my vacation was over by then and I was reading it on the subway.
The radio played on, sometimes filled with doom, sometimes strangely serene. From a Civil Defense broadcast, it went right into blandishments for a bank and a beauty parlor. No little tidal wave was going to stand in the way of commerce. The disk jockey and his guest talked about the crowd forming on some promontory above Lihue harbor, waiting for the tidal wave, holding box seats for the apocalypse. The men on the radio chattered on about the tsunami in 1960 that killed 60 people in Hilo. They could have been sportscasters filling out the rain delay of a baseball game.
Back in the parking lot, the tourists began arriving. (What worried Willis and me was that no locals ever showed. What did they know that we didn't?) A couple from Texas had just flown in from Maui. When they picked up their rented car at the airport, the woman at the counter told them to head inland, the tsunami was coming. At least they had all their belongings. Ours were sitting in a condominium 50 feet from the Pacific. Our rum, Willis's blender, my dance-party tapes, my favorite bowling shirt - all of it was waiting to be churned into so much plankton.
All we had with us was some beer, and not nearly enough of it for a proper end-of-the-world wingding. The couple from Texas added to our four cans the three they'd packed in a suitcase. A family from California brought out sandwiches and potato chips. All around the parking lot, people were talking and eating, drinking and flirting. It had the air of a tailgate party.
One man came up to us waving his arms. ''Can't sit still,'' he told us. ''Can't sit still.'' ''Pretty nervous about that tsunami?'' Willis asked.
Then, toward 4:45, a news bulletin came on the radio. Even the Civil Defense workers were told to leave their posts and go to the shelters. For the first time, the radio newscaster said there was an estimate of the wave height. Thirty-five feet. With ''smaller'' waves lashing the shore for two or three hours afterward. It suddenly didn't matter that our condominium was on the second floor. The parking lot grew quiet.
Thirty-five feet. All I could picture was one of those Japanese prints with the fishermen in the canoe and the tsunami curling over them. But that was stylized, ornate - the perfectly curved wave throwing off jewels of foam. The artist's hand made it too easy to imagine those fishermen rising up and over the crest of the tsunami and safely into the placid waters beyond. That was an optimistic vision, but, in the face of a real tsunami, a terribly naive one.
Minutes passed. The sky grew overcast and a wind blew. Was that accidental, I wondered, or did every tsunami come with B-movie special effects? At 5:05, the radio station began playing a lilting Hawaiian song. It was impossibly eerie. A mountain of water is moving toward us at 500 miles an hour and the radio gives us ukuleles. Was it like this on the Titanic?
The song ended. A commercial came on. It was 5:08 and the announcer began hedging: Well, you can't always time these things to the minute. And, no, it's not safe to go back home. You know what happened in '60. Those folks in Hilo thought it was a false alarm.
Willis and I waited and waited, running the radio until we risked running down the car battery. Once in Minnesota had been enough of that. Our beer was gone. We shivered in our bathing suits. Some of the tourists began pulling out, even though the radio insisted the coast roads were closed.
Darkness fell past 7, and we decided to try. This tsunami clearly was bogus, no better than those blizzards that Willis and I as kids had depended on to close school, and that had always turned out to be nothing but flurries. But if there was no tsunami, we figured there would at least be an epic traffic jam. I thought of the photographs taken after Woodstock - entire roads choked, radiators spewing steam, passengers abandoning their cars. We probably wouldn't get to the condominium until midnight.
The road led through the cane fields and then down a couple of hills. We moved easily. We kept waiting for chaos. The road made the final drop to the main coast highway. Still no tie-up. We turned left and into the town of Hanamaulu. A softball game was under way behind the high school. The sushi bar bustled. A banner fluttered outside a tavern. ''Tsunami Special,'' it said. I wondered if their pina coladas were any good.
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: Well, here we are again.
Steve: We had a one-week hiatus.
Steve: Well, talk a little bit about that. Where exactly did you go?
Mark: Well, we seem to go up to the same area, for the last few years anyway. Just up the coast here north of Vancouver; I guess it's slightly north. It's really not very far; it's a 35-minute boat ride. It's called the Sunshine Coast. You take a ferry about 40 minutes and then we drove up to a lake, which is an hour from the other side of the ferry. Sakinaw Lake, it was called, which was actually great because the weather was so hot. It's always nice to be in a lake where the temperature is a little warmer and fresh water, of course, as opposed to the salt water here in the ocean where we normally do our swimming.
Mark: …especially the further north you go. Like Powell River, apparently they get half as much rain as we do.
Steve: Really. Powell River is actually a beautiful location.
I mean that's not to say they don't get rain. I guess that just tells you how much rain we get.
And so… I mean I do have a lot of books. I like buying books and I think books are a great value, you know? Fifteen dollars and you've got something that you spend a lot of time with, you go back to and I like looking at books that I've read before.
Anyway, one of the sections that I like to go to, of course, is the Language Section. So I went to the Language Section, just to see what people are up to.
Mark: And machine-gun a few LingQ cards.
Steve: So now there's more and more sort of “Chinese in a Day”, $10. Sure, Chinese? Learn Chinese in a day only $10, why wouldn't I, right? And then they've also got things that work with your iPod. Although, those are things that anyone can do, really. You just fill up things in your iPod that you can then easily see in the menu.
Steve: And so I can't resist, so I say, “No, you want to buy the cheapest thing you can find.” He said, “Well why?” I said, “First of all, because you may not continue.” You know?
Steve: And most people buy something and they never do anything with it.
Steve: Um-hum. So I said, “First of all for that reason and second of all because you want to really only have this sort of starter-type content for a short while. I would buy…” In fact, my strategy, in the past, has been to buy two starter sets. When I started on Korean about five-six years ago, buy the teach yourself and buy the colloquial and they cover the same ground and I just listen and listen.
Steve: And he says sometimes he has trouble finding words and he thinks it would be useful for him to learn another language to take his mind of this problem that he has.
Steve: I said, “It's possible that it could.” I mean we do know that the brain, even if it's been damaged, it continues to create neurons. It continues to renew itself, rejuvenate itself. I mean people who all of a sudden become blind develop the neuro networks to read Braille at age 40.
Mark: And, as you say, I mean learning one language very often helps you in another.
Steve: That's right…like picking up the garbage next door. So I thought that was interesting, so, of course, I handed him a LingQ card.
Steve: Most of them were written by people who are in some way connected with Rosetta Stone.
Steve: And that doesn't surprise me, Rosetta Stone are tremendous marketers. If you go to Google and put “learn…” any language, “Azerbaijani”, I don't care, “Finnish”, Rosetta Stone will come up top.
Mark: …as people hear about it.
Steve: …adds to the buzz.


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In other words: The Season has begun!I am in a ski resort!
Killington Resort in central Vermont generally aims to be the first resort open each year in the continental U.S. For the past few years, they made it; this year, A-Basin in Colorado beat them to it by a few days. It looks like a pretty ukky day from my vantage point by a picture window in the lodge: gray, overcast, the tops of the mountains swathed in fog. But Killington has five expert-level trails open today so--hot dog!--here I am, getting work done on my computer while Bobby crams as many runs in on those five trails as humanly possible!
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Sounds like an adventure. I'd rather be in your position than Bobby's at the moment--but then there is no accounting for taste!
Laura and Alex went to a birthday party of a kid from his last school (ISB). I hope she has a good time talking to parents. She was driving me nuts when she left, worrying about her dental work and problems relating to that!
I love chili too but not for $9!
Short and simple sounds good to me this month. It's a busy week: holidays, the newsletter, my first formal observation tomorrow. I'm going to laugh if it's more than three pages because I often chuckle at how you choose a character for her/his simplicity and then end up writing five or six pages!
I slept through most my "home alone!
Chili soon for us, I think. And Laura is making her big (many ingredients) lasagna this weekend also. We're cooking up a storm around here. (Prior to that we were using Grubhub way too often--which carries the cheapest takeout in the area we could find!No wonder I never felt well!
I'm SO glad we're not in Maryland right now. I don't even think they've gotten a frost yet, and it's been consistently in the 70s and 80s. He would be complaining so hard if we were still there. (I'm already girding my loins for when we go back for the holidays. If it's unseasonably warm, I won't hear the end of it.) But we're here!
It's been unseasonably warm in the mid-Atlantic, including Maryland where we're from: in the 70s and 80s as well. I'm not sure about your weather, but that is NOT normal for them!
I've always said that if I have to put up with cold, at least give me snow. I've finally gotten my wish!


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There are two women in that delegation. The blonde in the white dress is Marsha Blackburn from TN.
The shorter dark-haired woman in olive drab is Mother. When I saw this photo yesterday, I honestly didn’t recognize her.
The impure get the treatment they deserve.
He is a monster. Lindsey Graham looks shambolic. I wondered if he is getting dementia, but he was born in 1955 and is only 64.
He’s an evangelical. There’s a reason evangelicals love Trump. It’s a cult whose foundation is hate, and they love this concentration camp stuff.
Same. I think she is being eaten up by the disconnect between her (professed) Christian values and the shambles that has been made of them by her husband’s political ambition and deal with the devil. At some level she knows that her hypocrisy is visible for all the world to see.
Mike Pence strikes me as uniquely sociopathic.
He makes my psych radar crackle like a Geiger counter hitting uranium.
He actually scares me more than Trump. Trump is straight narcissistic personality disorder. He’s seriously unhealthy but predictably so.
Pence is scary.
I hope she’s upset because she realizes Trump is their last hurrah, and it’s eventually all going to come crashing down on them.
@SiubhanDuinne: I had to check Mother against other photographs. She looks different here because grew her bangs out and isn’t wearing makeup.
The olive green outfit is vaguely military. Maybe she is taking cosplay lessons from Melania.
I took off from the internet after breakfast yesterday. It was a nice break but it wore off because how did our country get to be so horrid (rhetorical question)?
Assumes morals not in evidence. Morals for thee not me.
Is Pence working on a second expression? Sterny McSternface is shopworn.
Somewhat OT. A NYT Book Review essay on William Gass’ ‘The Tunnel’— a 600 page prediction of the future. Doesn’t sound like a fun read, but I may go ahead and read it anyhow.
@trollhattan: The footage I saw, it appeared that pence didn’t want to make eye contact with the detainees. He seems to be looking up over their heads.
 I know she doesn’t like drumpf. I won’t go as far as to say she’s her husband’s conscience, but I hope she’s communicating some disgust to him, and that it’s getting through. Not that he’d actually do anything, but at least he’d be uncomfortable for once in his life.
@germy: What made me totally scared of Pence was seeing a video of him in his disc jockey days.
He’s relaxed and jovial in a classic disc jockey-way, not at all like his current ram rod straight persona.
We all comport ourselves differently in different situations but we keep the same personality. In contrast, Pence is thoroughly calculated.
It’s impressive really, how completely he wears the character he’s chosen. Totally manipulative.
I will vote for anyone- ANYONE- whose platform is : arrests, transport to, trials in the Hague.  Top down.
Sadly: and a pony.
@Ohio Mom: Agreed. And I’ve heard lots of RW radio personalities in my time. Horrifying that one of them slithered up into the vice presidency.
I hear “constipated gravitas” is in the works.
The man is miserable and so inflicts his misery on others.
@trollhattan: he’s made it this far on one facial expression, why mess with success?
@germy: Has anyone read any details about her first marriage to medical student? I think the marriage was annulled since she was Roman Catholic. VP Pence was also reared Catholic. Both he and Mother left the Church in the’90’s.
I think it was in Michael Woolf’s book “Fire & Fury” that he related an anecdote about the Pences on election night 2016. He leaned over to kiss her and she said, coldly, “ You got what you wanted, Mike. Now leave me alone.” No idea whether it actually happened that way, but it seems to fit.
Same for bush, cheney and that crowd.
@Quinerly: I had no idea about any of that.
He reminds me of Ted Bundy!
If you scroll down in that thread, there’s a photo of the Pences visiting Auschwitz. She looks the same there. Maybe she’s just wearing her “Concentration Camp” face.
I think Harris might be closest to what you’re looking for.
@germy: i don’t believe in humanizing her or Melania by pretending they secretly despise these men, their husbands. As far as I’m concerned, she’s Trump’s lover and gets aroused by depictions of human misery. Just like rest of the American Nazi Party.
@germy: I just utilized the Google machine. Posted an article from June. Crazy long link from my copying/paste job. Interesting, though. Only part I knew was she’s a little older than him and had a first marriage. Had remembered they both originally were Catholic.
People … stand[ing] on toilets to gain breathing space.
@Jim, Foolish Literalist: they are losing Catholics on this.
@Quinerly: So she wasn’t a virgin when they married? I bet he brings that up every argument with her.
Pence is a xenophobic abomination, like the rest of Donald’s inner circle.
I quibble only a bit; it is important to develop an accurate “predictive model” of D.J. Trump because if his short term moves can be anticipated, they can be preemptively countered.
Married in the Catholic Church.
We should consider that sending Pence and releasing those pictures may have actually been good propaganda. It’s a pen full of men, which is a key difference from the pictures the Congressional delegation released. We look at these pictures and seen an atrocity in progress. Trump’s supporters, and probably some people on the margin, look at them and see scary criminal men straining at the fence that’s protecting us from them, with the fatherly silver-haired protector Pence on our side. One of the purposes of cruelty toward detainees is to dehumanize them in such a way that they’re not seen as human, to justify whatever treatment is going on.
Yeah, I read that. But apparently she got over it, because she’s been appearing with him everywhere as the smiling, dutiful VP wife.
 It definitely wasn’t a “Let’s take the wives and make an social outing of it” kind of deal. Maybe she was worried he couldn’t keep his hands off Marsha Blackburn.
Just to get you to smile ?
@Bill Arnold: Every day is a new episode, and every single move is designed to get better Nielsen ratings, improve the brand, or whatever it is that drives that peculiar form of celebrity. Mostly he’s feeding the monster that is 24/7 cable news.
Just heard a reporter (Charlie Savage of the NYT) speculate that trump was ‘trolling the media’ with announcements on ICE raids, the implication apparently being that they shouldn’t cover every minute of the performance. But if the President is announcing what he’s going to do with federal LEOs, and what he’s announcing is to arrest people, terrorize people, break up families, put children in prison…. how do you not report that? /rhetorical frustration. Part of me agrees he gets too much attention, but he’s the fuckign POTUS, he can break a lot of shit, hurt a lot of peoplle, destabilize our domestic politics and the international order. How do you not report it?
I actually trust Lewis as a careful reporter more than I do Woolf, so it’s probably pretty accurate.
He is a fake azz Christian ?
I fully expect Trump to blurt out the words “final solution” any day now.
Imelda, She-Wolf of the Border Patrol!
@Quinerly: I could not get thru that article. I nearly vomited my wonderful breakfast of Eggs Benedict. So, I stopped reading. It would have been a terrible waste of a delicious meal.
@Villago Delenda Est: would still like to know what Pence’s connection to Manafort is, and why Manafort chose him for VP.
Every discussion of Pence needs a link to this 2013 gloss by the much-missed James Briggs Stratton “Doghouse” Riley, who as a resident of Indiana, was a witness to Pence’s early career.
Pence had been the #3 Republican in the House, in case that tells you anything you didn’t already know about Republicans in the House, but quit his post after the 2010 elections because the party wasn’t mixing enough Religious with its Mania anymore, and said that would be his final term.
The awful Alex Witt (Jackass- MSNBC) just used the phrase, for the second time, “racially-charged” to describe trump’s tweets this morning, and announced Ted Lieu is coming on to talk about them. I would love it if Lieu started out his segment asking AW to explain the difference between “racially-charged” and “racist”.
I wonder if she’ll break out her signature, “Doesn’t the president have a point?” grimace for that segment.
And I really need to turn off the electronics and go to the gym.
Jeez, he sort of looks like Dubya’s long-lost brother in that picture.
@Bill Arnold: Putting babies in cages is not calculated to win ratings. It’s to rape and pillage the most vulnerable and scare others.
Apparently no working edit button.
I am ashamed to have misspelled Riley’s last name.
Maybe he forced her to go so that he could invite Marsha.
@Anotherlurker: hence my gag reflex comment.
I have a strong stomach though. Comes from years of putting hot sauce on everything. Don’t fret. I read it so you didn’t have to. ?
Thank you, that is fabulous! I love the cat grooming the horse’s mane.
@zhena gogolia: Ted Bundy had that intense sociopathic charm, which is what he was such a successful serial killer – he didn’t seem scary. Pence looks totally absent from the world, and he looks like someone who wants to hurt you. Bundy never did. Pence isn’t even good at being a sociopath, though he’s helped damage far more people than Bundy ever did.
@Jim, Foolish Literalist: well they could start by not promoting his tweets verbatim and focusing on his misspellings, but rather take what he spews, parse it for policy and go to those department heads and see if they’ve gotten direction / orders.
Basically they need to starve drumpf of the attention feedback. Just because HE treats being president as a “reality show” doesn’t mean the media has to follow suit.
I had totally forgotten that she had been previously married, and the she and Pence are both former Catholics, although I think I must have known those things at one tiso Pence is the Charles Manson of serials.
He is a Christianist, and pretty typical of the sect.
Christianists seem to live for itll Bundy had to do was join the Republican Party and call himself a minister and they would have protected his activities as part of his “Christian” religion.
I see that Cornyn is lurking in the background of some of those photos.
I hope MJ Hegar (and/or Beto and/or any other strong Democrats that run for that seat) hangs that visit and Donnie’s and Mikey’s policies around his neck.
It’s all of the Teabaggers and their enablers – not just Donnie and Mikey.
When you meet someone who left the Catholic Church because it was too focused on social justice, turn and run the opposite direction.
Yeah. At what point is the fact that the President of United States is illiterate no longer news?
But that’s just it: his short-term moves can’t be anticipated, because they’re not based on any rhyme or reason. They’re just the eruptions of an unbalanced mind.
@SiubhanDuinne: Really about nothing but I always thought it interesting that Santorum’s wife’s live in boyfriend when she was in her 20’s was an abortion doctor, 40 years her senior. I guess he’s in his 90’s now. Bonus tidbit… He was the doctor who delivered her.
I don’t know about anyone else here, but that set off my creep-o-meter.
So here’s a farmer who didn’t support Trump in 2016 and is struggling because of tariffs. He’s impressed with Trump and now supports him. Go figure.
@MagdaInBlack: It creeped me out years ago. I just Googled it again to make sure I had it all straight in my mind. Creepy Newsweek article from 2012 confirmed my memory. Someone mentioned that Mother wasn’t a virgin when Pence married her. ? I guess Mrs. Santorum had some miles on her in her 20’s too. ?
“Groomed from birth” came to mind.
Yes, that thought occurred to me as well.
Close, but not quite.  Standard narcissist behavior. It does strongly resemble a reality show marketing campaign.
He’s a Nazi, in the literal ‘Heil Hitler’ sense.  He wants concentration camps and they’re one of the only things he has fought for in his presidency, against a succession of white supremacists who told him that was a step too far. He retweets Nazis. Naziuses Nazi terminology. He wants military parades in his own honor.  The evidence increasingly points to him actually thinking of himself as a Nazi, and being just barely socially aware and controlled enough to not say it out loud and in public. What I think mildly confuses people is that it’s brown people who he wants to commit genocide on, and Jews are instead his ‘model minority’. He has a record of stereotyping the Hell out of them, he just thinks being a greedy banker is admirable.
I disagree. As a narcissist, Trump is unpredictable and chaotic. He has very few principles, and is ruled by whim.  He’s predictably evil on a grotesque scale.
“Although they had technically known each other since Karen’s birth, Allen doesn’t remember having contact with her as she was growing up; they reconnected when she called him looking for an apartment to rent near Duquesne. Her parents, Catholic with 11 other children, who lived in the nearby suburbs, were well acquainted with Allen; her father was a pediatrician who got many of his patients through referrals from the obstetrician. They knew he owned the building that housed his large practice and that there was a basement apartment. Allen, divorced for several years at that point with six grown children, had been living on two upper floors.
This photo of Mike Pence and Lindsey Graham witnessing the concentration camps just before they praised the concentration camp staff will not fare well through the lens of history.
So Graham will be in the docket too.
Ok, dialing back the meter a notch….for now.
@SiubhanDuinne: I heard touring concentration camps turns Marsha on. I think Mother heard the same rumor. It would be irresponsible not to speculate.
I do remember that! Creepy as hell. And also seem to recall that the Santorums (Santora?) had a child who died shortly after birth and they took the dead baby home with them so their other kids could “meet” her.
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Sociopathic pompous preppy Josh Hawley was there too. He’s despicable.
My father died from Alzheimer’s. He started showing outward signs at 65. It’s more normal that people start showing signs of dementia at a more advanced age, but then I remember than 10 of my friends have died in the last 2 1/2 yrs who were all younger than me, some under 65, a couple way under, including a friends mom who died from Alzheimer’s in her mid 60s.
OTOH dense is a monster, no matter his age, his mental developmental level or his health. Like his boss. Not only did they never develop their humanity, they both have actively worked to destroy any humanity that may have strayed into their tiny little brains. Humanity is racist’s kryptonite.
@Quinerly: Thanks! You perform a great service, reading such things, so there don’t have to.
They are definitely a sordid bunch ?
Yep. Trump is a person who looks at Hitler and says, “That should be me!” And not just about the power.
@SiubhanDuinne: “Mother” looks like something from a Women Doing Hard Time documentary.
A friend of ours spoke this morning with a Secret Service agent who appears to have been on the Pence trip. The agent said the camp he saw was horrific (and showed her pictures he’d taken on his phone) – people sleeping in shifts because there isn’t enough space for everyone to sleep at once, and, well the whole litany of what we know – and told her he was in tears when he saw it.
Again, this is a Secret Service agent, a law enforcement guy, trained to focus entirely on the mission of protecting his principal, not some random bleeding heart lib. In tears.
That’s how far this Administration has sunk.
@Anotherlurker: I realize how delicate the commenters are here. Don’t fret. Balloon Juice has been gifted with me for a reason. A divine plan of sorts. ?
When I first saw the picture, she looked as though she ought to have an unfiltered cigarette dangling from her lower lip.
@Jim, Foolish Literalist: The Catholic Bishop of El Paso Texas has been out in front too. But yeah, how come the Bishops aren’t calling for a Fortnight For Freedom for these refugees?
Don’t get me wrong Charlie was evil in human form, like dense and his boss. But Charlie didn’t have any real idea how to kill nearly as many people as drumpf and dense do. And have done. Charlie didn’t imprison thousands of children and then treat them like, well, like their concentration camp occupants.
@sukabi: Trump is run indirectly from the Kremlin: he is obviously Putin’s toy, and Melania is his handler, has been for a very long time. But Trump is first of all Trump, so he’s a petulant child and loose cannon and requires a handler and a whole rogue’s gallery to get him to perform.
Pence is a straight-up traitor working directly for the Kremlin. This is what he wanted. He is just waiting for Trump to die so he can step in and claim everything is normal and fine now. If that does happen, America (at least the executive branch) will be run directly, not indirectly, by Russia.
That is what he is. That is why Manafort wanted him. That is why ‘Mother’ hated him for it. But what choice does she have, now?  Pence is trustworthy… to Russia. Pence can take orders and behave in whatever way they need. He is now doing exactly that, because he is not only the backup plan… he may be the REAL plan, on the assumption that the totally deranged and unhealthy Trump will flip out, stroke out, have a coronary or who knows what.
You couldn’t get Pence elected directly. But, if you ran Trump and put him in as veep and made him run a really tight ship and say and do nothing objectionable… which Pence can do, and Trump cannot.
 I think that is a huge problem with attacking the Executive Branch right now, and has much to do with why Pelosi doesn’t want to go directly at Trump as if that would help.
But for whatever reason she doesn’t think she can spill the beans on where we are all at. It is tantamount to admitting we are totally fucked.
Which we are, but we knew that already. But it ain’t gonna play in Peoria.
wonder if most media actually believes that as much as he does? The media owners don’t live the same lives as most of the watchers/followers of the media.
In his single term as governor of Indiana, Mike Pence has slashed taxes, enacted conservative health care reforms, tightened abortion restrictions and boasted deep support among the lucrative political network of Charles and David Koch.
Pence’s job approval rating is underwater at 40 percent, according to a May poll, and even among Republicans only six-in-10 supported his re-election.
Like the rest of the Trump Administration- a low quality hire. Donald Trump hires people who are terrible. It’s what they all have in common.
Why can’t they even operate the detention camps properly? They’re burning thru hundreds of millions of dollars.  They POUR money into this. Where does it go? Is one of the sleazy hires skimming 40% off the top or something? Can we get an accounting from someone competent, so not prepared by anyone Trump hired?
Pence wouldn’t have been re-hired as governor of Indiana- bad at his job- so the Trump Family rescued him with one of the make-work jobs they give to their (otherwise unemployable) family retainers.
What happened to the new press secretary the public is paying? Is this a no-show job handed out by the crime bosses?
Sanders didn’t do anything to earn her paycheck and now the other one doesn’t work either.
I think I saw this on the Sopranos. How many no-show jobs are there? Hundreds? Thousands?
@Quinerly: You know what?  They are broken in ways that I have no idea how to fix and they aren’t reachable. Any effort spent trying to understand and/or reach out to them is a waste of time.
I am interested in the people who were prevented from voting in 2016. They were (IMO) unconstitutionally denied the right to vote. Fighting for them is is the right thing to do both on principle and for practical reasons. How often does doing the right thing get rewarded in real time? I am interested in people who thought the two parties were the same so they didn’t bother voting; reaching out to them may be worthwhile.  No concessions on policy for them.
One of the reasons that I’m opposed to impeachment is that for all he is innumerable flaws, Fat Bastard has enough sense of self preservation to not start World War 3. Pence, on the other hand, is quite certain that he will be raptured and thus would have no compunctions.
@Quinerly: Of course the Pences can’t imagine anyone being able to show empathy since they can’t
Honestly, I can’t even recall her name at the moment although I think I’d recognise it if I heard it. Guess I could look it up, but why bother?
You’re right, though. She’s another no-show, just like SHS.
That’s a nice story for a Sunday morning. Not saying that it lacks plausibility or possibility, but it is a bit out there. Let’s revise it just a bit.
dense wants to be a powerful person. But he didn’t get the moniker of dense without reason. Now if I was Vlad and wanted to ruin the US a good way would be to install a totally ineffective and probably destructive leader. drumpf certainly fills that bill and as a bonus is as toxic as dense. But Vlad couldn’t risk doing all the work to get drumpf installed and having him die off within months, a seemingly high possibility. And given our structure he needed a back up.  And who better than dense to be that backup? I think that Vlad would want someone who knows who owns him, because he, Vlad, had arranged a few pennies to float his way. That’s drumpf. He’d want a backup who knew who got him there and who knew he could be killed if he fucked up, and dense is that backup. He has more power over drumpf, drumpf is more manipulatable – all it takes is a word here or there and drumpf is his. Even turning his back on drumpf is manipulation and is taken as ownership by drumpf. dense he probably has to threaten. That has much more physical risk of not working. drumpf is malleable and therefore ownable and has been for a long time, dense is just ownable.
@Citizen Alan: So you think that the Senate would remove Trump?
@Omnes Omnibus: I hope someday you will tell us how you really feel. Perhaps a newsletter? I would subscribe. ?
They don’t want to. It’s the same as when they took no records of kids being separated from their parents. It’s not exactly deliberate. Why bother when you consider any suffering the victims experience a good thing? You don’t need to plan their suffering, just throw them in a cage and watch it happen.
Close, but not quite.
Also too, the press/media and Republican voters shouting MORE MORE MORE! GIVE US MORE!
Wait. What? That’s Mother? My shame for being so gullible but I was assuming….hoping that she was behind the scenes praying to Jesus for forgiveness for the administration’s crimes against humanity. But there she is. Complicit in the “inspection and approval” process. I hang my head in shame.
It’s no wonder they want to redefine human/natural rights and every other damn inconvenient right.
If he does, Republicans will deny it has any relation to the Nazis and the press/media will condemn any Democrat who says it does.
It’s been interesting to watch the religious Right not just completely abandon refugees, but actively harm them.
I live in a very conservative area and it wasn’t that long ago that they made active efforts to help and then convert refugee/immigrants. 20 years ago. I was told at the time that this was a directive in the Bible. So apparently they’ve cut out that whole part of the Bible in 20 years. This book is going to be three pages long by the time they’re done.
And for what?  That’s what they traded everything for? They’re as bad at deal making as he is. They deserve each other.
 If they want something new and different for their papers and need to talk to white people (because of course they do), how about some white guys who would claw their own eyes out before they would vote for Trump or any of his fascist posse?
I feel like Democrats could JUST do financial oversight of the Trump spending and work 12 hours a day, 7 days, until 2020.
They could put these people in motels for less than we’re paying for the Trump prison camps. Which low quality hire is skimming?
I had a Trump supporting lawyer tell me he’s worried about the Trump Administration spending. He made a joke about how Social Security will be means tested by the time we get it because they’re burning money- I get it- we know each other well and he’s throwing me a bone, admitting he’s a bullshitter and a hypocrite, but I refuse to validate their poor choices and make them feel better about themselves so I wouldn’t play along. I just looked at him.
Some of them know. Some of them are ashamed. They don’t do anything about it so we have no dutyknow they made a deal with the devil.
You might be right but it seems to me that they actually enjoy watching the pain and suffering. They have the power to end it as easily as they started it. And they don’t, they actively act like they enjoy watching the kids suffer. They really are monsters, they really are no different than the true nazis were/are. They are sociopaths. They value themselves and their special group as better than everyone else. And not just a bit better, like everything else they apply a value to those they “dislike.” And that value is zero or likely less than zero. That negative value is a liability and liabilities must be removed. Life doesn’t have a value per se to them, it’s more white and black, so to speak. Values are simple to them, like everything else. Your value is + if they like you and – if they don’t and therefore must be removed. They don’t like gold, they worship it. They don’t dislike minorities, they hate them. Their world doesn’t have subtle, it’s like DC current, it’s positive or negative.
They certainly may.
The rest of us don’t deserve them though. We certainly don’t deserve them in power.
I agree. The farmers will lose though. Their land value will drop and that’s their only real asset. Farm ground has no value other than as farm ground because most of it is in the wrong place to be used for anything else, so my hope is prices fall and that allows different, new people to enter the market. People who aren’t so emotionally and culturally tied to what is bad government. People who make better business decisions and are not such poor judges of character.
@Citizen Alan: Would you support impeachment because Trump has committed and continues to commit provable “high crimes and misdemeanors” which compels the Congress ( i.e Pelosi and the Dems him accountable, no matter the likely outcome in the Senate?
I honestly believe that Pelosi is hurting us electorally by refusing to do what’s so clearly is her constitutional obligation. She needs to quit waging war with her “allies” and focus only on the real threat to our country…. the man in the WH and those who enable him.
There are at least three MoC on record as actively opposing impeachment. I suspect there are a lot more who just don’t want the attention. I think they’re wrong, I think formal impeachment hearings should’ve been initiated when the WH started ignoring subpoenas, but it’s not just Nancy Pelosi. If hearings started, and Jeff Van Drew and Abigail Spanberger ran to CNN to say “Oh god, we mustn’t!” do you think that would help the cause?

American voters say 57 –his compares to results of a March 5 surveyNational Poll, before release of the Mueller Report, in which voters said 64 – 24 percent that President Trump committed crimes before he was elected.
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One of the reasons why the House has elections every 2 years is so that Representatives are “closer to the people” and are more keenly aware of opinion in their districts.
Maybe Nancy knows what she’s doing?
I often wondered if all you do all day is look at dirt and inhale pesticides and insecticides, how good a business person/judge of character one might end up.
When I moved to OH and bought a house in 95, the cornfields were 2 blocks away. The world looked simple, it looked pretty empty, and about the only thing around to fill the time was bars/drinking. The art district downtown was actually pretty nice and every Thursday night was sort of an open house. It was nice to walk around. The rest of the time I spent around home was, well boring. Turns out I’m not a farm country boy. I like the great outdoors just fine. But row upon row of farm goods isn’t the great outdoors. It’s just outside. It’s quiet and somewhat peaceful. But it’s just green stuff, pesticides and insecticides. And so much of it any more isn’t just food. It’s commerce, money being made slowly. It’s not great patriotism, it’s supposed to be making money. It’s commerce. I’ve owned two small businesses and yes the goal was to make money, just like that farmer, make money, make a home. Different methods, same goal. Neither was patriotism, just business.
@dww44: I do think that we should be moving carefully and deliberately toward impeachment. I also think that the House needs to dot every i and cross every t in the investigation process and we do so.
Now, that being saida constitutional obligation to impeach?
@SiubhanDuinne: I didn’t know she was allowed to wear pants!
and even if the entire Dem Caucus declared they were ready to go, a successful impeachment process– by which I mean: impeachment in the House and Mitch McConnell just ignores it but some of the low-info voters who currently don’t like trump but think impeachment’s a bridge too far are moved by what they hear– requires judges who will enforce subpoenas and witnesses who will tell the truth. Neither is a given.
There is a reason that a 79 yr old woman was elected by her fellow reps to be speaker. She knows what she’s doing. She’s been in the house for 32 yrs. This is her second run as speaker.  She knows how the place works. How many of us have any real clue about the rules/working of the house? How many new reps might have that level of that knowledge? Probably more than zero, but I’d bet in single digits.
We live in a representative democracy. Our reps are supposed to know more about the inner workings of the government, because they see it most every day. We do not. We may see pieces but they have a better picture, or at least should. Some of them could be out foxed by a cardboard box but a lot of them are smart people. Our job is to elect the smarter ones and let them do their job because in a country this size, having an actual democracy would be impossible. I’m going to assume that Nancy Pelosi knows more about politics and congress than I do. I’d bet that’s a good assumption. The reason I’d bet this is that I’d also bet it’s a pretty good assumption that I know more about being a machinist than she does. Or that my doctor at the VA knows more about medicine. Or that the bus driver of the bus I was on the other day knows about driving a bus. I could go on but my point is probably already boring and obvious.
Agreed. And I think they need to choose three to five of the best arguments and focus on those. Pound them into the narrative.
Amp’this year, an NBC News review shows. In all, those committees have launched at least 50 probes into Trump world.
A big summer recess is coming up and the House and Senate won’t be back in session until the second week of September. And Mnuchin tells us that the US is going to crash against the Debt Ceiling before then.
Patience grasshopper. I expect the investigations to gather steam and public opinion to continue to grow towards impeachment in the fall and winter. It takes time.
@Jim, Foolish Literalist: Gor me, it’s Megna Chakrabarti on On Point (npr) saying :Well, to be fair…” when she’s about to slide into both siderism.
Given the whole history of American Politics, we have NEVER – even with dynastic families like the Adams, Roosevelts, Kennedys, or Bushes – had someone run WITH a brother/sister or sire as a VP running mate. Just never. It’s insane. It reeks of royal ambitions on a scale that should offend every honest citizen.
Except it won’t, will it?
@Kay: All of them. Don’t think that anyone’s palm isn’t getting greased here.
@Ruckus: Vlad certainly got a twofer this time. IF Trump is given permission to replace Pence, do you think Vlad would let it be Ivanka? Or someone else? It would be irresponsible not to speculate.
@PaulWartenberg: I think the one he really wants to replace Pence is Nikki Haley, but I don’t think she wants to tie herself that closely to him. Like Christie, she’s keeping a supportive distance to keep the goobs on her side for 2024. IMHO.
Just because they didn’t cut your throat doesn’t mean they want to do business with her. Ever.
When Trump was looking around for a VP, there still weren’t many Republicans of any stature who wanted to be that closely identified with Trump. Pence and Christie were about the only ones indicating interest. So the answer to others’ question about why Pence is probably just that they weren’t sure about Christie.
I suspect that if Trump were removed from office, the whole thing would collapse under Pence. He lacks Trump’s weird charisma, and his following is almost entirely evangelicals. The coal-rolling rednecks who don’t give a damn about church, and make up a significant part of Trump’s following, aren’t going to support Pence with anything near the same fervo
That’s only because they all thought he was going to lose. Christie would not have worked, Republican voters hate him because he accepted aid from Obama. And I don’t think anyone could be as much of a toady as Pence.
Seems pretty explicit, as if “love your neighbor as yourself” didn’t suffice.
What’s impressive is how they still can tell themselves they believe in Biblical inerrancy, even as they abandon a Biblical theme.that’s repeated many times in the Law, the Prophets, and in the words of Jesus. Quite a bit of doublethink there.
I agree with you — the investigations the House committees are running right now are work towards a potential impeachment committee hearing next year. I’m sorry these wheels turn so slowly, but the legislative process is created to be deliberate and, yes, slow by design.
There will be many court cases, we have yet to see if Trump and his minions will violate a court order to provide evidence and testimony. If they don’t, that’s a whole different story line right there.
I give up attempting to predict or understand anything Trump does.
Of course, being absolute horrors of human beings is their default mode, so we do risk not getting those votes.
Well trying to speculate what drumpf will or won’t do is pretty easy.
Won’t do. The right thing.
Quite a bit of doublethink there.
I don’t see a lot of big thinking going on in evangelical circles. I see a lot of following of people who are scamming their followers. Jonestown comes to mind. A lot of people have no big picture projector in their minds. The screen is there but the projector isn’t. They are not necessarily ignorant, but they are followers. They never lead, even if forced. They aren’t capable. They follow. I think that the republican party is their projector. Which might be OK if what the republican party projects wasn’t hate and if what the republican party wasn’t really about was theft. But it is what it is, this is who they are.
There is no doublethink going on there is hate and theft. Which are the tools of the gop.
@Ruckus: And in all this talk of impeachment, how is putting Pence in the WH going to improve things? Impeaching the MF is one thing. What do we do about the consequences?
@James E Powell: Christie wouldn’t have worked because he put Jared’s dad in prison. Jared would have shot him in the street before he would let him assume a position of power in the administrati
They’re giving it to their friends in the private detention industry.
GEO Group and CoreCivic receive multi-million dollar contracts from DHS to run detention facilitiep, and $280 million to CoreCivic, according to USAspending.gov. The more people locked up in detention facilities, the more money private contractors receive.
I believe that dense was a Vlad backup pick. And that it was done so that people wouldn’t want to impeach drumpf, as I said upthread.
I agree that dense wouldn’t be an improvement and would possibly be even worse.


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