Sunday, November 3, 2013

Our world seems smaller, as the Universe looks larger;


Tinker:

Do you think that the rest of the people in our world today know that the American people are embarrassed and feel guilty over the history of the American government treating black Americans as slaves. And segregated the black people race from white Americans. That the children attending school in China do know about the black history of the United States.

Well our world is much smaller than it has ever been before because of our advanced technology giving us the ability to talk to each other in real time.

The one thing about television and our computers is that these devices has made our would we live in much smaller. Both political and socially. We seem to really know how each other feels about almost everything that has just happens as it happens.

I think also that president Barack Obama is well aware of the American people feeling a moral  obligation towards black Americans, very clearly. And I now also think that Obama is using the American people racial scare against them, to his advantage. Keeping up the rational racial discretion to further get his political way for what he feels like is owed to the once enslaved black Americans.

I think Obama is playing this racial card openly and freely because he know that the American news media doesn't want to go there, to push back on his obvious misbehavior with government power.

That the American news media is afraid of being called racist themselves. Cowering to American past political racial scars.

President Obama is getting a free ride because of his skin color, and he knows it.
That the democrat party is riding that racial scar until the cow come home, however long that is going to be.

We know that Hollywood is a place of vulgarity, selling sex 24-7. And a vacation in Rome Italy is a place where people have religious and not so religious feelings most of the time. That the people living in Washington DC are addicted to a big federal government, as the corn fields farmers in Iowa seem to think that the federal government in Washington DC is a very wasteful out of control place of government corruption.

The Middle East is a place of emotional violent desperate people, fighting over the way other people think about them. But also has a interesting history from a great desert sandy beauty, and special human moments where heaven seems to touches the stars. That the Russians live in a country that seem like other cold places, but the people living there are not like people who live in other cold places. Russians are self sufficient in spite of their government failures.

That the french are detached from the rest of Europe, except when they get invaded by Germany, and then plead for the other countries to rescue them, So the french people can go back to feeling better than the rest of Europe. Frenchmen seem very proud about themselves whether they deserve it or not, to me.

That this close understanding about the people around our world really make our civilization seem smaller because of our computers and television.
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President Barack Obama (© Evan Vucci/AP)

AP photographers rip White House for 'propaganda' pics of Obama

The media editors of the Associated Press got together for a national conference on Wednesday and one of the angriest items on their agenda was their displeasure that they're not allowed to snap pictures of President Obama in the Oval Office. Santiago Lyon, the AP's director of photography, says he's tired of getting handout photographs from Obama's own paid lensmen, criticizing those shots as nothing more than propaganda pictures. AP executive editor took Lyon's concerns to another level, urging the newspaper editors who were in attendance to stop running the White House's photos with their stories about Obama. "This works because newspapers use these handout photos," she complained.

The AP has only been allowed to snap Obama in the Oval Office twice, and both occasions were during his first term. Critics of the White House policy say that limiting photographers' access undermines Obama's assertion that he'd have "the most transparent administration in history," but it also doesn't give them the chance to capture some of the unstaged — but iconic —images that have been taken of other presidents. [Source]
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October 31, 2013

WH 'shopping around' flip approach to ObamaCare woes

Will downplaying the troubled ObamaCare rollout come back to haunt President Obama and his administration
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/31/glass-eating-scientists-researchers-risked-lives_n_4172175.html

Meet The Man Who Ate Glass And Nine Other Scientists Who Risked Their Lives For Research (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post  |  By Posted: 10/31/2013 3:03 pm EDT  |  Updated: 10/31/2013 8:02 pm EDT 
What risks would you take in the name of science? Would you keep late hours in the lab, and risk alienating your loved ones? Would you work with toxic chemicals--or deadly pathogens? How about eating glass or riding a rocket sled? How about allowing yourself to be hanged?

If those last three options sound a bit far-fetched, get this: scientists have actually done those and other, even more dangerous things (and not all survived).

Keep reading to learn the incredible stories of the glass-eating, rocket-sled-riding, and getting-hanged scientists -- as well as seven other researchers who risked it all for their experiments.

1. Wan "This Should Work" Hoo tried to ride a rocket chair. You have to hand it to Wan Hoo. Legend has it that when the Chinese official (whose name is sometimes rendered Wan Hu or Wang Hu) decided to visit the moon, he didn't ask one of his minions to sit in the hot seat. He settled himself into a wicker chair fixed with 47 rockets. When 47 torch-bearing assistants lit the rockets, there was a tremendous sound and lots of smoke--but no more Wan Hoo.

There is, however, a crater named for Wan Hoo on the far side of the moon.
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Illustration of Chinese rocketeer Wan Hu.

2. Isaac "Doesn't Bother Me" Newton stuck a needle in his eye. Though best known for formulating the laws of gravitation and co-inventing calculus, Isaac Newton also did pioneering research in optics. He experimented with prisms, but that didn't reveal much about the eye's anatomy or how it perceives color.

To learn more, the quirky physicist took a type of needle known as a bodkin and, he wrote, "put it betwixt my eye & [the] bone as neare to [the] backside of my eye as I could: & pressing my eye [with the] end of it (soe as to make [the] curvature a, bcdef in my eye) there appeared severall white darke & coloured circles..."
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Portrait of Isaac Newton painted around 1715.

3. Nicolae "What Are You Looking At" Minovici hanged himself. What better way to learn what it's like to be hanged than to hang yourself? That seems to have been the motivation for Nicolae Minovici, a scientist who worked in Bucharest, Romania during the early days of the 20th Century.
Minovici performed a series of auto-asphyxiation experiments in which he allowed himself to be strangled by ropes. In one, he affixed a hangman's noose to the ceiling, placed his head through the noose, and then had his assistants hoist him up. Though his feet reportedly never left the ground, he experienced a burning pain in his neck and signaled to be lowered. He had trouble swallowing for an entire month.

His research findings on hanging were published in 1904 in Romanian and in 1905 in French under the title "Study on Hanging."
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Nicolae Minovici on the job.

4. Franz "Seems Safe To Me" Reichelt tested his parachute by jumping from the Eiffel Tower. On Feb 4, 1912, an Austrian-born tailor named Franz Reichelt tested his "parachute suit" -- an aviator's suit designed to function as a parachute in the event of an emergency.

Alas, the chute failed to deploy, and Reichelt plummeted to his death. The event was recorded in still photos as well as in the grainy video below.

5. Evan "Let Me Handle This" O'Neill Kane took out his own appendix. What does it feel like to undergo surgery? And is general anesthesia really necessary, or is a local anesthetic enough for abdominal surgery? Dr. Kane, a surgeon working in Pennsylvania in the early 20th Century, wanted to find out. So when he needed to have his appendix removed, on Feb. 15, 1921, he opted to perform the surgery himself.

He propped himself up with pillows and set up a mirror in order to get a good look at the incision site. Then, after anesthetizing his abdomen with injections, he started cutting. Thirty minutes later his appendix was out and he was stitched up. The only dicey moment during the procedure came when his intestines popped out of the incision--but he calmly pushed them back in and kept working.

Read more...http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/31/glass-eating-scientists-researchers-risked-lives_n_4172175.html
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Tinker:

The 2013 LSU college football team don't have much to wright home about after we see them lose to the other SEC football teams on their 2013 football schedule.

Losing to Georgia made the LSU faithful realize that the 2013 LSU football team defense never had much of anything to stop the other football team with. So that reality gave all the LSU fans a bad turn because they were not use to LSU fielding a weak defense throughout the past years.

Then when the LSU offense failed them playing against Ole Miss losing in oxford. The LSU fans felt very depressed with how Les Miles has repeated his yearly failure to advance LSU football program on a par with the like of Alabama, Florida State, Ohio State, ect.

I feel kinder numb that my fears that Les Miles can't coach has been proven right. And I don't know what else to say.

Except to go on feeling like that LSU football team don't have much of anything anymore.

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Norma: 11/3/2013

I'm afraid you are correct. We can only hope that we are not embarrassed on TV. Just saddens me. 
He had it going but some of his choices are bad, we needed great and we have average! 
Oh well think about the Saints.  

Sent from my I Phone
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Leonard Fournette signs with Alabama

The Crimson Tide are assembling the best offensive line class in ages, and that foundation is the key thing that helps win over Fournette, the nation's No. 1 player, in the end. This certainly is an against-the-grain projection because LSU has been the team to beat with Fournette for quite some time, but he also understands that his decision is a business one and he has to do what's best for him in the long term. Having seven of the most highly rated offensive linemen in front of him, including No. 1 tackle Cameron Robinson, No. 1 guard Ross Pierschbacher and No. 1 center Josh Casher will eventually help win the battle for Alabama. Also, never underestimate the recruiting power of Nick Saban.
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Tinker:

Hope for LSU is still not money in the bank, until it is:
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Matt Barrie and Ivan Maisel preview the best of the weekend with Todd McShay. Plus, Alabama head coach Nick Saban on bye weeks and birthdays.
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!

Sunday, November 3, 2013
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