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Florida State to sue NCAA over mascot-nickname rule
The NCAA can forget about Florida State University changing its "Seminoles" nickname any time soon.
Stung by an NCAA decision Friday to ban schools using Native American names and symbols from hosting championship events, Florida State President T.K. Wetherell said he will sue the organization for an "outrageous and insulting" decision.
"This university will forever be associated with the "unconquered" spirit of the Seminole Tribe of Florida," said Wetherell, who played football for the Seminoles 40 years ago.
The NCAA decided to ban the use of American Indian mascots by sports teams during its postseason tournaments, but will not prohibit them otherwise. Nicknames or mascots deemed "hostile or abusive" would not be allowed on team uniforms or other clothing beginning with any NCAA tournament after Feb. 1. Those schools also would not be allowed to host championship events.
Friday's decision comes after the Seminole Tribe of Florida's governing council unanimously approved in mid-June a resolution in support of Florida State's "Seminoles" nickname.
"It is unconscionable that the Seminole Tribe of Florida has been ignored," Wetherell said in a four-paragraph statement released by the university.
"That the NCAA would now label our close bond with the Seminole Tribe of Florida as culturally 'hostile and abusive' is both outrageous and insulting," Wetherell said. "I intend to pursue all legal avenues to ensure that this unacceptable decision is overturned."
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This 'PC Offensive Name' crap has got to stop. The ironic thing is that when asked, most Native American tribes don't get bent out of shape over the usage of such names as 'Seminoles', 'Braves', 'Apaches', or anything else associated with Native American titles. But when look at who is behind this renaming crap, it's a small group of whiners that find offense in practically anything and everything in the world - especially here in the United States.
It's an epidemic that spreads like AIDS. Hell, even the president of my former college - Southwestern College - gave in to the paranoia and changed the name of the football team there (don't ask why a community college would have a fracking football team) from 'Apaches' to 'Jaguars'. And I remember when he came in and announced this to the Inter-College Council (of which I was a member of at the time) - I told him that he was looking for trouble by changing the name to 'Jaguars' in that he'd have PETA all over his ass about it sooner or later. He stared at me for a moment and then thanked me for my concern.
Now at the graduations we have all sorts of stuffed jaguars that make stupid noises being sold to guests.
There will be some anti-religious psychos that sue to have the San Diego Padres change their name or the New York/San Francisco Giants having to change their names so as not to offend the vertically challenged i.e., midgets or dwarfs.
Then there's the distinct possibility of Greenpeace suing to have the name of the Tennesee Oilers name changed to reflect concern for the environment. Oh wait - they did change their name.....to the Tennessee Titans. Well, that will just royally piss off the anti-Greek god crowd because it yet again implies a religious context.
So here you have another glaring example of the Pussification of America....
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Great post.
I can never read the word "pussification" enough.
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Very Short Books
The List of Very Short Books
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Excerpt: Mad Mikey has a great list of some extremely short books. Some of these books might not even be a page long...or even a paragraph long! Take, for example, the book "A Guide to Arab Democracies." How many pages is that book? Not even one page, I'd ...
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You want to help stop this from happening again?! Then don't start a war morons....
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Love the look of the new site. And this time, everything was where it was supposed to be.
Until recently, I believed the same about the bombings of Japan. But a documentary and then some reading I've done have led me to rethink that position. Apparently, from what I've read, we had an opportunity to end the war by diplomatic means prior to the bombings. For a lot of reasons, we chose not to do so. For a really good (and unfortunately, long) and neutral discussion of this, check out http://www.doug-long.com/hiroshim.htm
|| Posted by Cait, August 8, 2005 04:42 AM ||I guess the next time somebody gets all mushy about 9/11 I'll remember this and tell them to get over it already.
|| Posted by scroff, August 13, 2005 08:38 AM ||I guess the next time somebody gets all mushy about 9/11 I'll remember this and tell them to get over it already.
Two different topics.
One was the result of a world war that was INITIATED by the people that were bombed. It was in a declared war with definable sides.
The other was a terrorist attack with no defined combatants.
You're comparing oranges and tangerines Scroff...
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August 05, 2005
Still Tweaking the Site
I think that I've gotten the IE6 bug worked out thanks to the template designer Eric. Now if I can get the banner to line up with the left- and right-side menus....
Also.....those of you that continue to be the slave of Microsoft's Internet Explorer will now be able to view the site correctly.
Oh and check out the comments box: not only did I finally get the text in the box to move a little to the left, I've also integrated the new banner that is up top.
Pretty cool if I say so....
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People and their Firefox propaganda...
|| Posted by Davey, August 6, 2005 01:06 AM ||The only problem I still encounter is the dropdown box extending into the center column. Otherwise it's looking incredible!
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August 04, 2005
Cutting Edge Journalism
Just when you thought that the Barking Moonbat Brigade™ couldn't make themselves any more useless, along comes The New York Times to up the ante:
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It's crap like this that keeps good people from getting involved in politics. Tear this guy's (or any public person's)RECORD apart if you wish, but stay the hell away from his family and personal life.
|| Posted by The Other Mike S, August 4, 2005 10:14 PM ||I'm a conservative, but have a different take on this:
|| Posted by Norma, August 5, 2005 12:39 PM ||http://collectingmythoughts.blogspot.com/2005/08/1328-judge-roberts-and-his-children.html
Personally? I blame the white man. Picking on the poor lil' beaners like that...
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August 03, 2005
I am NOT a Merry Man!
By way of Miller's Time:
Take the Star Trek Quiz
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I was Worf, too. I haven't seen ST:TNG in a long time, I miss it.
|| Posted by Davey, August 3, 2005 10:51 AM ||I just watched 'Star Trek: Generations' last night on Sci Fi and started to watch 'Star Trek: First Contact' before I started to fall asleep....
|| Posted by Mad Mikey, August 3, 2005 11:15 AM ||I wound up as Kirk.....
|| Posted by Tetzman, August 4, 2005 12:01 PM ||When ya gonna fizx the problem with the right hand column obscuring the story box in the middle Mikey?
I was Worf, too. Thought I'd be Piccard....
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August 02, 2005
60 Years Later The Whining is Still Loud
My first thought was Oh jeez....more whining about this. I thought about it for a few more seconds and confirmed my initial thought - it was whining about it.
I do feel for the woman on the cover having lost her entire family in the fireball that consumed Hiroshima, but that's why they call it WAR. What were we supposed to do - use really, really harsh language!?!
Read More of "60 Years Later The Whining is Still Loud"What boggles me is that while everyone is content to whine and bitch & moan about the destructive powere unleshed on innocent civilians, they seem to forget the alternative: the cost in casualties by having to invade the Japanese homeland.
The plans for invading were in two parts: Operation Olympic, the invasion of the Southern Main Island of Kyushu, scheduled for 1 Nov, 1945 and Operation Coronet, to assault the Central Main Island of Honshu, and drive into the Kanto Plain, and Tokyo, set for the Spring of 1946. The casualties projections weren't pretty.
From the Federation of American Scientists' white paper on the of the events leading up to Hiroshima:
And that was only American casualties. The casualty estimates of Japanese civilians were much higher.Up to 2 million military and civilian deaths.Two million.
You would have to have 20 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseums to accommodate two million people.
Had Operation Olympic and Operation Coronet been launched instead of dropping atomic weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there would still be people bitching & moaning about the loss of life and there had to be an alternative to this! shrill speeches.
And I can say that I had a personal stake in the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: my father flew a Navy divebomber in the Pacific during the war and would have most certainly been involved in the invasion of Kyushu and Honshu. Had these invasions taken place there was a significant chance that my father would have either been shot down and captured or been outright killed. And it doesn't take a PhD in time travel theory to decern that had this happened, I would not be here today.
What I'm getting at is that YES, there is much (if not too much) grief, pain, horror, and suffering stemming from the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki - I'm not denying that. What is often overlooked is that while there were many, many deaths from the bombings, there would have been more had the United States gone the conventional route.
The bombings were a part of history that takes on a horrific meaning - both bad & good. Bad in that many people died that weren't directly involved in combat operations; good in that there's a lesson to be learned here.....that lesson is: if you're going to start a war, be prepared to reap its rewards and its punishments however harsh. It's called WAR for a reason and if it weren't for events like this, war would be called 'unpleasant disagreement'.
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Am I the only one who has the right hand column still covering part of the posts on your new blog. I can't read the posts! When I click "read more" it opens the post up to full page, and the right hand column is right in the middle of it! Very aggravating, but nothing I can do about it.
|| Posted by Cait, August 3, 2005 05:52 AM ||Beh. Maybe next time you'll keep your filthy bombers out of our airspace.
|| Posted by Yogimus, August 3, 2005 06:04 AM ||Cait: Yours is a problem with using IE5 or IE6. I'm currently trying to work out the problems - sorry.
Maybe you should switch to Mozilla Firefox!?!
|| Posted by Mad Mikey, August 3, 2005 09:57 AM ||I just got used to IE. I'm not switching to anything else until I absolutely have to or the computer wizard that lives here tells me it's time. Sorry.
|| Posted by Cait, August 4, 2005 05:49 AM ||I honestly don't get the whining about this. We were invaded. We had the choice of 100K+ US dead or nuke them, to end it. VERY simple choice.
You don't want your ass blown up, don't invade us.
Cait: Really, you need to switch to Firefox. I converted our entire bank a few months ago. Easier to use, better protection, not as vulnerable to hacker games (yet).
|| Posted by The Other Mike S, August 4, 2005 10:24 PM ||WOW, that's got to be about the ugliest thing I have ever heard.
These people, civilians, did not just fall over dead. They suffered terribly. To this day, there are people who have bomb related injuries - genetic damage, leukemia... People who where born after 1945.
I don't care if you think the action was necessary or not - there was a war. But for fucks sake, have the decency to recognize that any action that results in the death of innocents should be treated with the utmost sobriety - maybe you ought to be a little more circumspect before you start assigning the blame to the victims. War is Hell. And it's not the people who declare it who suffer, it's the rest of us. I suppose you think it's whiny for the Jews to have a holocaust museum.
The way you rattle on about these things - like a redneck cheerleader bragging about how tough your boyfriend is - it's disgraceful. You don't know what it means to be an American - all you know is how to be a bully with a big mouth.
That's not patriotism, that's a Manifest Destiny gone to seed. Our soldiers in World War II? Heros all. The civilians on both side killed in the crossfire? The people who footed the bill for your freedom.
An ounce of respect?
|| Posted by Yet Another MIKE, August 7, 2005 11:56 AM ||WOW, that's got to be about the ugliest thing I have ever heard.
It's my opinion; if you think it's 'ugly', then you had better take a longer look at life as it too is 'ugly'.
These people, civilians, did not just fall over dead. They suffered terribly. To this day, there are people who have bomb related injuries - genetic damage, leukemia... People who where born after 1945.
So did a lot of the casualties from the attack on Pearl Harbor. What, do you think that the Japanese have a lock on the 'suffering' category? What would you say about the suffering of the Chinese in Nanking, especially after the invasion of the city and the subsequent 'biological warfare' that the Japanese unleashed on the city?
Hmmmm?
How many people died in Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Two hundred thousand? Four hundred thousand? Bet you weren't even aware that close to 400,000 Chinese were murdered in Nanking - all at the hands of the Japanese and that was only in China; add in what happened in the Phillipines, Burma, and in the Solomon Islands group and you've got just a shining example of why the nukes were not only required, but justified in spades.
Since you're so concerned about 'people suffering' during war, maybe you might want to read what the Japanese were really like during the war and why the decision to nuke Hiroshima and Nagasaki wasn't too hard of a choice to make.
I don't care if you think the action was necessary or not - there was a war.
Really? And who do you think started it? Bolivians? Peeved off Icelandic villagers?
But for fucks sake, have the decency to recognize that any action that results in the death of innocents should be treated with the utmost sobriety - maybe you ought to be a little more circumspect before you start assigning the blame to the victims.
I'm not assigning 'blame on the vicitims' - I'm assigning blame on the entire nation of Japan. They started the war and they reaped the 'rewards' from it.
War is Hell. And it's not the people who declare it who suffer, it's the rest of us.
This just comfirms my last statement.
I suppose you think it's whiny for the Jews to have a holocaust museum.
Not at all. But you're attempting to over-emphasize the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I feel sorry for those that lost their lives, but like you said: War is Hell. Those that attempt to minimize its affects are stupid.
The way you rattle on about these things - like a redneck cheerleader bragging about how tough your boyfriend is - it's disgraceful.
It's an opinion asshole - MY opinion. You might do well to realize that while you might not agree with my opinion that you're in no position to silence me from expressing it. Honestly, if you don't like it - shove it up your ass sporto...
You don't know what it means to be an American - all you know is how to be a bully with a big mouth.
And you do!?! Part of being 'American' is knowing that you're free to express your thoughts and opinions on a great many things and that people are also free to be offended.
There's a amendment to the Constitution of the United States that expressly promotes 'Freedom of Speech'; there is NO amendment that guarentees you won't be offended by someone else's speech.
You must be a Rhodes Scholar to think that something offense must be silenced or 'shamed' into silence. You might want to consider re-reading the Constitution....
That's not patriotism, that's a Manifest Destiny gone to seed.
WTF does 'patriotism' come into play here? You're attemping to compare apples to Buicks.
Our soldiers in World War II? Heros all.
You're god damn right they are. And if you had read the entire post you'd see why I put forth the notion that the bombings were correct given the situation towards the end of the war and that it was beneficial for a great many people, including many Japanese civilians, many American soldiers, sailors, and Marines, and lastly myself.
If you're going to try and critic my post, then at least take the time to read the entire thing you ignorant fuck nugget.
The civilians on both side killed in the crossfire? The people who footed the bill for your freedom.
You're right - for my freedom, YOUR freedom, and the freedom of the people of Germany and Japan 60 years later.
An ounce of respect?
I have respect for intelligence; in this case, you're striking out and so does anyone who thinks 'BOO-HOO' on this without looking at the BIG picture and to put this into context.
You - like many other morons - are attempting to critic this event from 60 years ago using 21st century mentality and socio-political standards.
Stop it right now - you're making yourself look simply foolish.
|| Posted by Mad Mikey, August 7, 2005 09:04 PM ||COMMENT DELETED FOR RACIST CONTENT
Keep it up slick and you'll be banned in a microsecond.....
|| Posted by Yet Another MIKE, August 8, 2005 09:25 AM ||If the commentary was racist, then it came from you - I paraphrased what you said, and offered another example of the logic. (I'm a Japanese/American, btw.)
My point is that what you so blithely call whining is the leftovers of an action that was tragic for both sides. No one wanted to blast those people into kingdom come, and they certainly didn't want to have Hell on Earth unleashed upon them. See, Imperial Japan was not known for it's well oiled democracy - these people didn't really have a say in whatever their country did. And that's tragic, and their fate was both hard and harsh. And the people in Washington who made that decision (pay attention, I'm agreeing with) didn't do so lightly - they paid careful attention to the details and took what they considered to be the path of lesser evil for what they hoped would be the greater good.
Those people who you so cheerfully call whiners where fucked by history, no matter how you slice it. Whatever possesses you to shout "tough tits" to them isn't well thought out.
*KABOOM* Oh look, I'm banned. Small wonder.
|| Posted by Yet Another MIKE, August 8, 2005 10:59 AM ||....I paraphrased what you said, and offered another example of the logic.
Wrong answer sport.
I won't repeat what YOU wrote and I deleted, but IMO it was racist and as such, I excercised my power and deleted your crappy response.
No one wanted to blast those people into kingdom come, and they certainly didn't want to have Hell on Earth unleashed upon them.
And you think that instead of not dropping the bombs that there would have been a happier ending with the planned invasion? What the hell is wrong with you anyway....?
And the people in Washington who made that decision (pay attention, I'm agreeing with) didn't do so lightly - they paid careful attention to the details and took what they considered to be the path of lesser evil for what they hoped would be the greater good.
So what is the problem? I would think that looking at the big picture you'd be at least semi-satisfied that there weren't 2 million casualties....
Those people who you so cheerfully call whiners where fucked by history, no matter how you slice it.
You're right about that.
Whatever possesses you to shout "tough tits" to them isn't well thought out.
IMO it is well thought out.
Bear in mind that these are my opinions being expressed here. An opinion is subjective and as such, you might bear that in mind while reading it.
My purpose in saying 'get over it' is that while it is important to remember these horrible events and quite possibly learn from them, it's not the bandwagon to get on to harp about those 'evil Americans....nuking innocent civilians'. In fact, there's no real bandwagon in which to get on at all about this in my opinion. (Darn, that nasty 'o' word again).
I'm not applauding the death from the bombings - I'm saying that people should not attempt to equate what happend 60 years ago with any possible 21st century equivalent....that's the ultimate goal of the MSM with harping about it so much 60 years later.
It was bad, but it could have been a LOT worse.
And no, you're not banned. You're last comment, while inane in many respects IMO, wasn't racist. I do not ban people lightly; you're only banned when you get really, really nasty (like ivoking personal insults) or you start promoting crap I do not agree with like racism or pedophilia or something quite repugnant.
|| Posted by Mad Mikey, August 8, 2005 11:16 AM ||I appreciate that you keep this blog going and allow comments. To me feedback is an interesting part of a blog.
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August 01, 2005
Bluff Called
The Dems excercised their 'powers' to block the confirmation of John Bolton and the President upped the ante.
Message to the Dems: Don't bluff unless you're ready to have your hand called...
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I am so glad that Bush did this. DU has been so dull lately.
Im looking forward to a new round of conspiracy theorys, some thinly disguised science fiction movies disguised as personal nightmares, maybe a few posts blaming it on the jews, maaybe even a few more posts blaming it on the catholics.
If we are lucky, they may even blame it on the masons!!
Its going to be a good week :).
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Missed Date
July 12th came and went without noting it's significance: my one year blog anniversary.
Huh...
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I could have sworn I've been reading your blog for more than a year... it's only been a year?! impossible.
regardless, happy anniversary, mad one!
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