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Posted On August 16, 2012 English, Photo Journals, Civil Rights, Community News
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Aug. 4 for the Topaz Museum and Education Center in Delta, Utah, located near the site of a camp where Japanese Americans were held during World War II. The Murakami family from Salt Lake City (pictured) participated along with internees from the San Francisco Bay Area and representatives of the Manzanar National Historic Site in California. Topaz was about 16 miles northwest of Delta and housed some 11,000 people from 1942 to 1945. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
A rendering of the 8,254-square-foot museum, which will cost $2.3 million. It will include exhibits, a library and an art gallery. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Singer and former internee Toru Saito and Rose Masters, Manzanar National Historic Site researcher. During a visit to Topaz, Saito was able to find his old block and dig up marbles he had buried as a child. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Groundbreaking participants included (from left) Fred Kochi of the Gold Hill Wakamatsu Colony Committee; Alisa Lynch, chief of interpretation at Manzanar National Historic Site; and Disney cartoonist and former Topaz internee Willie Ito. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Kenshin, a taiko group from Salt Lake City, performs at Delta City Park. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Restored Topaz recreation hall at the Great Basin Museum in Delta. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Dishware and utensils from Topaz at the Great Basin Museum in Delta. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Remnants of the camp's sewer pump station. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Left: Jane Beckwith, head of the Topaz Museum's board, greets a friend before the ceremony. Right: The color guard consisted of Marvin Prince, Manley Abbott and Rod Ivie. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
A handmade sign placed in memory of James Wakasa, a 63-year-old internee who was shot and killed near the barbed-wire fence by a guard who claimed that Wakasa was trying to escape. The guard was court-martialed but was found not guilty. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
Left: A model of Topaz barracks at the Great Basin Museum. Right: A sign designating the site of the internment camp. (NPS/Manzanar NHS)
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Lily Nakao on December 14, 2013 11:00 pm
My parents met and married while they were in Topaz. I have a trunk full of letters, photos, a cabinet that was made by an internee and other miscellaneous memorabilia from their time in camp. Would like to donate to the museum.

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Cell research has shown that glyphosate acts as an endocrine disrupter, exhibiting estrogenic-like carcinogenicity, even in the parts-per-trillion(ppt) range. Glyphosate has been linked toreproductive disorders and horrifying birth defects; ADHD; Alzheimer's; Parkinson's; respiratory, heart, kidney and liver diseases; colitis; ALS; MS; hypothyroidism; diabetes; autism; and cancers of the brain, breast and lymph. There is little to no research on its effects on young children.
Independent laboratory tests commissioned by the Environmental Working Group(EWG) determined that glyphosate is being found in a number of popular oat-based cereals, granola, oatmeal and snack bars. Glyphosate was found in 43 of 45 samples of products made with conventionally-grown oats. Over two thirds contained glyphosate levels higher than those considered acceptable by EWG scientists, whose child-protective health benchmark for daily exposure of ingested glyphosate is 160 parts per billion (ppb) — one popular brand of oats contained 1300 ppb!
EWG President Ken Cook says, "We will petition the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to do its job and end uses of glyphosate that resulted in the contamination we report today. But we very much doubt our petition will be acted upon by President Trump's lawless EPA. So we're calling on the companies to make these iconic products with clean ingredients." The EPA has calculated that one- to two-year-old children are likely to have the highest exposure, at a level twice greater than California's No Significant Risk Level and 230 times EWG's health benchmark.
Organic oats fared much better in the sampling: only thirty percent of organic oat products tested were found to contain glyphosate, most likely due to pesticide drift. None of those exceeded the 160 ppb level. Pesticides don't belong in our children's food. Opting for organically-grown foods is always our best choice.


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I tend to think of these types of guidelines as coordinating documents; not legalistic as much as aspirational and communicative.
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We each come with different domains of expertise. Specialization in a collaborative context can mean spectacular results. Surprising success in absolutely unexpected directions will come from leveraging mutual domain expertise.
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JJ approves most research tangibles (computers, books, etc.). Please motivate, price things out roughly, and identify alternatives.
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3 edition of Australian Stations of the Cross found in the catalog.
Australian Stations of the Cross
Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann
by Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann
Published 1984 by Collins Dove Publishers in [North Blackburn, Vic.] .
Stations of the Cross in art.,
Christian art and symbolism -- Australia.,
Australian aborigines -- Northern Territory -- Daly River -- Art.
Statement painted by Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann.
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Stations of the Cross. The Stations of the Cross is a Lenten devotion that offers witness to Jesus' Passion and Death. At each station we use our senses and our imagination to reflect prayerfully upon Jesus' suffering, Death, and Resurrection, and to simply experience the visual images to reflect on Christ's love for us.
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What are Seed Enterprise Investment Schemes (SEIS) and Enterprise Investment Schemes? (EIS) Is an SEIS or EIS Scheme right for me as an investor? Both the SEIS and EIS schemes are designed to help small businesses to raise finance, by offering a range of attractive tax reliefs as an incentive for investors to purchase new company shares. While the biggest impact has been on the EIS scheme, the HMRC data also shows the number of firms applying for the government's Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) is down, although the average investment remains the same at £76,
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Enterprise Investment Scheme 4 the personal allowance (if applicable) and personal pension contributions. The current rate of relief is 30% on up to £1 million (generally) per tax year. Whilst the relief can lead to a refund – for example where tax has already been paid via PAYE –. The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) encourages investment into high growth SMEs, providing investors with a range of generous tax reliefs - and in our guide, we provide a complete insight into everything you need to know about the scheme as an investor.
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The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is a series of UK Tax reliefs launched in in succession to the Business Expansion Scheme. It is designed to encourage investments in small unquoted companies carrying on a qualifying trade in the United Kingdom.
The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is one of 4 venture capital schemes - check which is appropriate for you. How the scheme works EIS is. The Enterprise Investment Scheme is a venture capital scheme which was established by the UK Government in as a way to encourage investors, through significant tax reliefs, to focus their investment efforts into start-ups and SMEs.
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Donec lorem ipsum dolor lectus sem, vel convallis ligula commodo ac. Business Consulting. The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is a UK government scheme that helps younger, higher-risk businesses raise finance by offering investors generous tax reliefs to investors.
The EIS has been around sinceso is a well-established part of the UK tax landscape for investors. Investors can claim EIS relief on up to £1m-worth of. The Enterprise Investment Scheme is a government initiative designed to encourage investment into smaller, younger – and therefore higher-risk – companies.
EIS allows companies to raise finance from investors who purchase new unquoted shares in those firms and who benefit from a. The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) and Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) are UK government schemes designed to help smaller higher-risk trading companies raise finance, by offering a range of tax relief to investors who purchase new shares in those companies.
By investing in a business that qualifies for Business Relief (BR formerly BPR), up to % of IHT can be eliminated. Shares in companies that qualify for EIS can be eligible for Business Property Relief for Inheritance Tax purposes at rates of up to % after holding the EIS shares for two years.An investment in an Enterprise Investment Scheme, or EIS, may be one solution to ameliorate this chronic problem.
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Dave Edwards has a ball as Little Rascals Foundation is launched – Stuart Dunn Sport and PR
Dave Edwards has a ball as Little Rascals Foundation is launched
April 21, 2017 /in News /by Stuart Dunn
A launch event to kickstart a new Shropshire charity set up by football star Dave Edwards to help children with disabilities has raised more than £12,500.
Just over 200 guests attended the fundraising ball for the Little Rascals Foundation at Shrewsbury Town's Greenhous Meadow – which was hosted by TV sports presenter Jacqui Oatley; and featured Wales national team coach Kit Symons, a former Manchester City and Welsh international defender.
The charity has been created by the Wolves midfielder and his childhood friend Ben Wootton to provide help and support to Shropshire youngsters with disabilities, and their families.
Ben said: "It was terrific night and, in terms of what we expected to raise, it exceeded expectations. The support we received through ticket sales and generous bids for auction items was amazing.
"We had the idea to hold a launch night when we started the Foundation, to let people know more about it and explain what we're doing. The money raised from the ball is a great starting point as it allows us to get some things up and running right away. The evening was to really raise awareness, which is going to be key going forward. The more people that know about us, the better."
The idea for the Foundation was triggered after Dave and Ben opened the popular Little Rascals indoor soft play centre in Monkmoor, Shrewsbury 17 months ago. Establishing a charity alongside it was always an ambition.
There are now exciting plans in the pipeline for the Little Rascals Foundation to have a specialist centre in Shrewsbury to be used exclusively for children with disabilities.
Dave said: "Ben's background and expertise is in caring for children with disabilities, so right from the outset we wanted to give as much back to the community as we could. With Ben's knowledge, he set up specialist sessions for children with disabilities so they have had exclusive use of the indoor soft play centre and it's proved a huge success.
"But it's nowhere near enough and, after speaking to lots of families, launching the Foundation was the obvious way to enable us to go out and help more people."
Ben added: "We're hopefully going to have an exclusive centre in Shrewsbury within 12 months for children with disabilities. That will be great as it will give us somewhere where we can run all the services we have planned. We'll also hopefully go out into the children's homes as well to give the parents some respite."
Dave said the Foundation was grateful to both Jacqui Oatley and Kit Symons for supporting the charity's launch evening.
"Jacqui was great," he said. "She could have been working at a Premier League game, but thankfully she gave us her time to come along, and was the glue which held it all together. She's a true professional behind the microphone and made things a lot easier for Ben and myself, and the other trustees, which are our parents, in not having to worry about how the evening was going to run.
"Chris Coleman, the Wales manager, had kindly agreed to come along as guest speaker but was unable to owing to family reasons. Kit Symons stepped in at the last minute which was fantastic of him. For him to do that showed what sort of man he is and everyone enjoyed listening to stories from his career in football."
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The Science Education Partnership (SEP), formed in 1992, consists of the Lambton Kent District School Board, the St. Clair Catholic District School Board, local businesses, industries, and community partners. Lambton Kent Agriculture in the Classroom (LKAITC) has been an active partner since 2002.
The SEP was formed for the purpose of expanding and supporting a quality "Hands-on, Minds-on" science program for students from Kindergarten to Grade 8.
The Lambton Kent Agriculture in the Classroom Committee is a valued supporter of the SEP Science Kit Program. This program provides educators with hands-on science materials and equipment in the form of education kits. Units contain consumables, science equipment, posters, print materials for students, teacher reference books, and activity guides, all of which allow students to "do" science in a "hands-on" manner. SEP kits support the grade level expectations as described in the "Ontario Curriculum, Grade 1-8, Science and Technology (Revised 2007)".
LKAITC funds have been used to develop and/or enhance kits that have agriculture related content, such as Gr. 2 Farm Animals, Gr. 3 Plants, Gr. 3 Soil, Gr. 7 Ecosystems, and the series of Kindergarten kits on "Growing Things". These units are comprised of substantial consumable content which must be replaced after each use. The annual donation from the LKAITC helps cover these costs.
SEP kits are very popular with teachers, as demonstrated by kit booking statistics. During the 2014-2015 school year, the Gr. 2 Farm Animals kit was used in 29 classrooms, Gr. 3 Plant kit in 47, Gr.3 Soil kit in 53, and the Gr. 7 Ecosystems kit on 22 occasions. The group of kindergarten kits, "Growing Things", were booked by a combined total of 70 classes.
The Adopt-a-Farmer Program connects farmers with elementary classrooms. Who better to talk to students about how food gets from the farm to the table than those who actually produce it? Volunteering farmers use various methods to share their knowledge with students. They can physically visit the classroom, connect via video calls that bring the farm to the classroom without biosecurity concerns, or use social media outlets. Farmers discuss curriculum-connected topics including: farm animal care, growing crops, sustainability on the farm, soil preservation, and farm to table.
Collaboration with the LKAITC also allows the SEP to link educators with additional agriculture related programs and materials. Information and activities from various commodity groups and other sources, such as OAFE, have been added to science kits. Agricultural programs for elementary students are advertised on the SEP website, (http://www.lkdsb.net/program/sepweb) to increase awareness and help teachers access additional science programs in the community.
The SEP has been offering "Hands-on, Minds-on" science resources for local educators for over 20 years. Partners such as the LKAITC have been integral to our on-going success.
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The business office of tomorrow is here today in Naples thanks to the vision of FGCU alum Brett Diamond, ('12, Business Management).
The same year Diamond graduated, he ventured into a revolutionary concept for collaboration with his dad, David, a serial entrepreneur best known as co-founder of DeAngelis Diamond Construction, a leading national commercial builder. The Diamonds' rough theory: the "co-work" space – a concept favored by many tech startups to minimize operating costs – would also work for a broader base of business models.
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Mary Rodriguez (front left) and Luis Gonzalez of Off Market Miami, a company that helps investors acquire distressed properties, collaborate at the Venture X office in Naples along with (back from left) Jana Greer, Venture X community coordinator; Jason Heartgrave of Futurepreneur; and Martha Diveley of Arivs Appraisal Management.
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Finding a Lifeline by Learning from One Another in the Midst of Uncertainty
How tapping into and sharing the muscle memory of previous experiences has allowed us to adapt and move forward during the pandemic.
Jenna McCarron, Chief of Staff at Final
Two years ago we were strangers to one another. One of us was up to her elbows trying to find a solution for waste management, another was working as a producer for a television network, one was an event planner at a law firm, and I was a stay at home mom. The universe works in strange and mysterious ways however, and due to a confluence of coincidence and unanticipated turns of events, two years and several life changes later, we are all more than strangers. Together, we formed a team at a small company known best for its unexpectedly viral product launch in the spring of 2018.
When I reflect on the last two years working for Final, I think first of those initial days of being certain that I had no idea what I was doing. Safe to say, none of us really did. We had a mission though and a strong leader with a tremendous vision that she generously made transparent to each member of the group. In a manner similar to that of a freshman team of recruits, we committed ourselves to learning how to identify next steps and recognize which team members' skill set was best applied to solve critical issues and propel the company forward.
As is frequently seen with teams that consistently dedicate themselves to the refinement of practices, we now resemble a varsity unit. Although some of us have actually never met in person, we are able to anticipate each other's next move and we support each other unequivocally. It was no surprise to me that our first team meeting during the early days of social distancing was one of solidarity, information, and reassurance. Each of us came to the team with a solid background in something completely unrelated to our current job descriptions. Now we would apply the depth and breadth of our earlier experiences and knowledge, instruct each other on how to adapt quickly, and support each other in the navigation of a decidedly uncertain and unfamiliar field of play with the adoption of new rules for living and working during a global pandemic.
In this period of isolation, where it would be extremely easy to retreat into the depths of the unknown, our lifeline has been found in the ability of our team to rely on and learn from one another in new ways. By tapping into and sharing the muscle memory of lessons learned in other times and different places, we have strengthened our bond and our commitment to one another as a team in work and now in life.
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"Even the Ocean Doesn't Look as It Should": A History of the Bermuda Triangle Legend
K.E. Roberts / December 5, 2016
By K.E. Roberts / December 5, 2016
The Bermuda Triangle became a fixture in the popular imagination following the 1974 publication of Charles Berlitz's The Bermuda Triangle, which sold 14 million copies worldwide and was translated into 22 languages. The supposedly supernatural region would, over the next 15 years, become the subject of hundreds of books and articles, as well as several feature films, TV movies, TV episodes, a TV series, comic books, cartoons, songs, albums, and tabletop and video games. Along with Bigfoot, UFOs, and all manner of "mysteries of the unknown," the Bermuda Triangle permeated the weird wilderness of 1970s pop culture. While primed by a cult following dating to the mid-1960s that was heavily influenced by the writings of paranormal researcher Charles Fort, the myth can be traced all the way back to Plato's description of a lost land called Atlantis. Despite being exhaustively debunked shortly after the appearance of Berlitz's book, it continues to exert a pull on many thousands at a time when three out of four Americans hold at least one paranormal belief.
The first known attribution of mysterious disappearances to the region now known as the Bermuda Triangle comes from a nationally syndicated Associated Press article by E.V.W. Jones first published in the Miami Herald and the Miami News on September 17, 1950. Jones does not specifically mention a triangle, although the diagram accompanying the article all but completes one, with the now common vertices named: Miami, Bermuda, and San Juan, Puerto Rico. What Jones does reference is a "limbo of the lost… into which men and their machines and ships can disappear without a trace"—a description not unlike the engraving on Dante's gate to hell, a "city of woe" and "lost souls," in the Inferno. The slant of the article is that no matter how powerful our technology in "the age of the mechanical mind," it cannot penetrate or control the world's great mysteries, the sea preeminent among them.
Map accompanying E.V.W. Jones' September 17, 1950 article on the "Deep Mystery" of the Atlantic
Jones details incidents that soon became gospel in the literature of the unexplained: the S.S. Sandra "disappeared without a trace" in 1950, despite "[carrying] radio," an instrument that Jones likens to a modern miracle, a voice that "comes out of the void"; the British aircraft Star Tiger, along with its 25 passengers and 6 crew members, vanished on approach to Bermuda in 1948; and the disappearance of the "five torpedo planes" of Flight 19, upon which so much of the Bermuda Triangle legend hangs, off the coast of Florida on December 5, 1945. Though the disappearances are in no way attributed to supernatural or extraterrestrial forces, Jones makes a distinction between the known world, circumscribed by our modern machines, and the "vast unknown" or "elusive limbo" into which those machines have been "swallowed up," just as utterly and consistently as in the days sailors feared Scylla and Charybdis.
The Jones article appeared just five years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the advent of the Cold War, at a time when Americans, despite being awash in abundance and new technologies, were becoming increasingly panicked that the weapon their country had twice leveled at Japan would soon be unleashed on them. The myth of the "lost continent" of Atlantis, originating in the Platonic dialogues Timaeus and Critias (both c. 360 BC), is, like the Jones article (and like another Greek myth, the flight of Icarus), a warning against the hubris of a technologically advanced civilization, in this case a great military power "insolently advancing" from an island in the Atlantic "which was larger than Libya and Asia together." The Atlanteans, formerly of "divine nature" but later "visibly debased," were defeated by the noble Athenians (Plato's countrymen), and Atlantis was later "swallowed up by the sea and vanished," and "this is why the sea in that area is to this day impassable to navigation… hindered by… the remains of this sunken island." (The translation here is by J.B. Bury, an influential early 20th century Classics scholar whose works on Ancient Greece were standard issue textbooks.)
The former locations of Atlantis and Antillia according to Lewis Spence
Modern interest in Atlantis began with U.S. Congressman Ignatius Donnelly's Atlantis: The Antediluvian World (1882) and became a mainstay of the Western occult tradition with the publication of Madame Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine (1888), in which the co-founder of the Theosophical Society formulates and describes the seven "root races," the fourth race originating in Atlantis. Scotsman Lewis Spence, in an effort to rescue Atlantis from esoteric figures like Blavatsky and continue the serious "scientific" study begun by Donnelly, wrote The Problem of Atlantis in 1924 (several volumes on the subject would follow). Here he argues that Atlantis was once a great continent that took up a substantial portion of the ocean it was named after, and that towards the end of the Miocene epoch tremendous volcanic activity caused the continent to break apart into two massive islands, Atlantis and Antillia. The smaller of the two, Antillia, lies directly within what is now called the Bermuda Triangle.
L. Sprague de Camp, who wrote the definitive history of "lost continent mythology," 1954's Lost Continents: The Atlantis Theme in History, Science, and Literature, details Spence's view of how the sprawling civilization came to ruin:
Final disaster appears to have overtaken Atlantis about 10,000 B.C. Antillia, on the other hand, seems to have survived until a much more recent period, and still exists fragmentally in the Antillean Group, or West Indian Islands. [Italics mine]
Enter Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), the alleged psychic who became a national phenomenon during World War II for the "life readings" he gave while in a state of trance. (The genesis of his popularity may have been a 1943 article in Coronet magazine.) Cayce, who was known as "The Sleeping Prophet," was heavily influenced by the writings of Blavatsky (who drew heavily on Donnelly and Spence), and had elaborate theories of his own—though he claimed no ownership of any of his prophecies—about Atlantis and its sister lost lands, Lemuria and Mu, both supposedly once located in the Pacific. During a trance state in 1933 (reading 440-5), Cayce described ancient records existing
in the sunken portions of Atlantis, or Poseidia, under the slime of ages of sea water—near what is known as Bimini, off the coast of Florida.
And in 1940, during another reading (958-3),
Poseidia will be among the first portion of Atlantis to rise again. Expect it in '68 or '69; not so far away!
These pronouncements caused some excitement in the 1960s among a cultural milieu that was openly exploring the "Aquarian frontier" and generally sympathetic to psychic and zodiacal prognostications. The first edition of the still-in-print Edgar Cayce on Atlantis, "interpreted" and edited by Cayce's sons, appeared in 1968, though his readings were in vogue and widely circulated by Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) before that.
In August 1968, Manson Valentine, a former Yale zoology professor and amateur archaeologist, discovered what he called a "temple" off the coast of North Bimini Island that he hoped "might be part of Atlantis." Now called the Bimini Road and pegged by geologists as a natural rock formation, Valentine had been a "student of the Bermuda Triangle" since the disappearance of Flight 19 and reportedly engaged in the dive "in hopes of confirming Cayce's prophecy." Valentine would later collaborate on several books with Charles Berlitz, including The Bermuda Triangle. The book offers many possible supernatural explanations for disappearances within the Bermuda Triangle, one of them centering on advanced technology (energy crystals called "firestones") said by Edgar Cayce to be left over from the destruction of Atlantis.
Intimately connected with "lost" Atlantis is the Sargasso Sea, a large tract in the North Atlantic known for its still waters and named for the large masses of Sargassum seaweed found and preserved there by the circular tides. In nautical lore, the Sargasso Sea is the proverbial "graveyard of lost ships," and has been discussed and avoided by mariners since at least the first voyage of Columbus, whose ships were likely the first to cross it. (Some credit the 5th century Carthaginian explorer Himilco with the discovery of the Sargasso Sea, as he claimed to have encountered a sluggish, weed- and sea monster-infested area in the Atlantic, but it is highly unlikely he traveled that far; his coastal vessel was about half the size of a Polynesian catamaran, and he had no compass.)
As noted in Columbus' journal on September 16, 1492, four months after the three ships under his command embarked from Spain, the crew of La Santa María spotted "many tufts of grass which were very green, and appeared to have been quite recently torn from the land." The Admiral and crew were sure this meant an island was near, but over the next week they found only "weeds," "herbs," and "very fine grass." At one point the crew became frightened when the compass didn't point to true north, a result Columbus shrewdly attributed to magnetic variation (the "malfunctioning" compass would, with Flight 19, migrate to Bermuda Triangle lore). On September 21, "they saw so much weed that the sea appeared to be covered with it, and it came from the west," and on September 23, "the sea being smooth and calm, the crew began to murmur, saying… that the wind would never blow so that they could return to Spain."
In The Bermuda Triangle, Berlitz brings up another entry from Columbus' journal, this one from September 15th, the day before the "many tufts of grass" were seen floating in the ocean: "In the early part of the night there fell from heaven into the sea a marvelous flame of fire, at a distance of about 4 or 5 leagues from them." Berlitz's book was adapted into a documentary of the same name in 1979, produced by Sunn Pictures (In Search of Noah's Ark, The Mysterious Monsters), the beginning of which shows Columbus and crew agape as dozens of luminous, saucer-shaped objects dash across the sky, the ship's compass spinning wildly.
In fiction, the region becomes a plot device starting in the late 19th century with Julius Chambers' In Sargasso (1896) and Thomas A. Janvier's In the Sargasso Sea (1898). In Lost Worlds, L. Sprague de Camp describes the latter work:
Some odd ideas are current about the Sargasso Sea because in 1896 [sic] the novelist T.A. Janvier wrote a gripping novel, In the Sargasso Sea, in which he described the tract as an impenetrable tangle of weed holding fast the remains of ships of all ages from Spanish galleons down.
The "impenetrable tangle" would become a distinctly supernatural "borderland" in the Sargasso Sea cycle of William Hope Hodgson, a collection of short stories published between 1906 and 1920. In "From the Tideless Sea" (1906), Hodgson's narrator describes the horrors of being stuck
… in the heart of the dread Sargasso Sea—the Tideless Sea of the North Atlantic. From the stump of our mizzen mast, one may see, spread out to the far horizon, an interminable waste of weed—a treacherous, silent vastitude of slime and hideousness!
The literary trope headed to the stars as early as 1931, with Edmund Hamilton's The Sargasso of Space, and was a haven of psychedelic adventure in Hammer Films' The Lost Continent (1968).
Explicit identification of the Sargasso Sea with Atlantis, assuming Himilco's story was not itself a creative appropriation of Plato's story, begins with W.H. Babcock's Legendary Islands of the Atlantic (1922) and Lewis Spence's Atlantis in America (1925). Both authors ascribe Plato's description of "unnavigable" waters over sunken Atlantis to the "dead waters of the Sargasso Sea." The 2,000,000 square mile ellipsoid spans the entire area of Spence's island of Antillia, as well as the southern portion of his Atlantis.
The Atlantis-Sargasso Sea connection is picked up by Edgar Cayce, who mentions in a February 1932 reading (364-4) that Atlantis "near what would be termed the Sargasso Sea first went into the depths…" In an April 1932 reading (364-11) Cayce is asked to "Describe in more detail the causes and effects of the destruction of the part of Atlantis now [in] the Sargasso Sea." He responds:
As there were those individuals that attempted to bring again to the mind of man more of those forces that are manifest by the closer association of the mental and spiritual, or the soul forces that were more and more as individual and personal forms in the world, the use of the these elements – as for the building up, or the passage of individuals through space – brought the uses of the gases then (in the existent forces), and the individuals being able to become the elements, and elementals themselves, added to that used in the form of what is at present known as the raising of the powers from the sun itself, to the ray that makes for disintegration of the atom, in the gaseous forces formed, and brought about the destruction in that portion of the land now presented, or represented, or called, Sargasso Sea.
Charles Fort (1874-1932), an originator of the field of anomalous investigation (his biographers have called him the "prophet of the unexplained" and "the man who invented the supernatural"), postulates the existence of a "Super-Sargasso Sea" starting with his first book, The Book of the Damned (1919). Part reportage ("a procession of data that science has excluded"), part satire, and part nonsense literature, the text is an attack against what he saw as the arrogance of the "exclusionary" scientific worldview—he once referred to scientists as "pale ignorances, presiding over microscopes." Thanks to the publishing genius of Donald Wollheim, Ace Books released new editions of all four of Charles Fort's books throughout the 1960s, starting with The Book of the Damned in 1962. Ace, though specializing in science fiction, had been releasing titles in the booming "strange but true" genre since the late 1950s.
The Super-Sargasso Sea—a motif that runs throughout his work—is, according to Fort, a stationary, upper-atmospheric, extra-dimensional holding tank from which things unaccountably appear (i.e., fish falling from the sky during an earthquake) and into which things unaccountably disappear (i.e., the crew of the Mary Celeste). After introducing the phrase as a sentence unto itself, Fort goes on:
Derelicts, rubbish, old cargoes from inter-planetary wrecks; things cast out into what is called space by convulsions of other planets, things from the times of the Alexanders, Caesars and Napoleons of Mars and Jupiter and Neptune; things raised by this earth's cyclones: horses and barns and elephants and flies and dodoes, moas, and pterodactyls; leaves from modern trees and leaves of the Carboniferous era—all, however, tending to disintegrate into homogeneous-looking muds or dusts, red or black or yellow—treasure-troves for the paleontologists and for the archaeologists—accumulations of centuries—cyclones of Egypt, Greece, and Assyria—fishes dried and hard, there a short time: others there long enough to putrefy—
He concludes, as far as any thought can be concluded in a book devoted to undermining the basis of all conclusion (an irony of which Fort is all too aware), that the Super-Sargasso Sea "functions very well as a nucleus around which to gather data that oppose Exclusionism," though "something else… may overthrow it later." Fort was no doubt familiar with William James, the American philosopher and psychologist who was also a founding member of the American Society for Psychical Research. James developed the philosophical school of pragmatism, whereby the definition of the "true" was "what works" in the mind of the believer, and much of his writing is a spirited defense of the validity of personal, private experience (including mystical experience) and the "feelings of human beings" over (but not irrespective of) the "esteem for facts" vaunted by scientific materialism.
Charles Berlitz reintroduces the Atlantis-Sargasso Sea connection of Babcock and Spence in his first book, The Mystery of Atlantis (1969), but even before that, in 1968, the National Geographic Society had described the Sargasso Sea as "a legendary twilight zone for mariners," comparing it to the "legend of the Bermuda Triangle."
Mentions of strange happenings within the Northwest Atlantic "triangle" area start to appear in the press soon after publication of Vincent Gaddis' Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea in 1965. The book, rushed into paperback by Ace (naturally), includes a chapter called "The Triangle of Death" expanded from his 1964 article for Argosy, "The Deadly Bermuda Triangle"—the first recorded use of the moniker. Gaddis, a journalist by trade before he went freelance, was a member of the Fortean Society and wrote for the Society's magazine, Doubt, starting in the 1940s. He was also a contributing editor for the San Diego-based The Round Robin (1945-1959), "a bulletin of contact and information for students of psychic research and parapsychology" edited by N. Meade Layne, a former English professor whose theory of a parallel dimension called Etheria influenced Gaddis as well as the ufology field.
Gaddis' coining of "Bermuda Triangle" and his mystification of the area almost surely owes something to both Charles Fort's Super-Sargasso Sea and his "London Triangle," the latter first mentioned in New Lands (1923):
There is a triangular region in England, three points of which appear so often in our data that the region should be specially known to us, and I know it myself as the London Triangle. It is pointed in the north by Worcester and Hereford, in the south by Reading, Berkshire, and in the east by Colchester, Essex. The line between Colchester and Reading runs through London.
The "triangular region," according to Fort, experiences a high degree of disturbances including earthquakes, "repeating explosions in the sky," "luminous" aerial phenomena, and falling meteorites—"the type of phenomena that might be considered evidence of signaling from some unknown world nearby."
"The Triangle of Death" covers all the disappearances mentioned by E.V.W. Jones in his 1950 AP article, with a big section devoted to "the most incredible mystery in the history of aviation," the disappearance of the five Navy TBM Avengers of Flight 19 in 1945. Flight 19 is a myth unto itself that dates to a 1962 American Legion article by Allan W. Eckert called "The Mystery of the Lost Patrol," though UFO researcher Donald Keyhoe had written about the event in 1955's The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, suggesting that the planes had been swallowed by a "giant mother ship." Eckert's article is unsourced and includes much sensational hearsay repeated verbatim by Gaddis, Charles Berlitz, and many others. Especially memorable is the line Eckert gives to flight leader Charles Taylor: "We cannot be sure of any direction … everything is wrong … strange … the ocean doesn't look as it should." (The Gaddis and Berlitz versions would insert an important emphasis: "Even the ocean doesn't look as it should." [Italics mine]) Eckert was a historian and a historical novelist who apparently had a problem distinguishing between the two callings. His controversial tendency to invent dialogue "to make history more interesting to the general reader" has been well documented, and reviews of his nominal biographies note and generally admonish the practice. Said Kirkus Reviews on Eckert's 1991 biography of Tecumseh, A Sorrow in Our Heart: "in its interpretative zeal it strays from, or at least embellishes, the historical record to the point of being suspect."
In 1972, Larry Kusche, then a librarian at Arizona State University, started accumulating source material on the Bermuda Triangle due to the "overwhelming demand" of his patrons. The end result was 1975's The Bermuda Triangle Mystery – Solved, to this day the definitive refutation of "a manufactured mystery" whose narrative was "repeated so many times that it began to take on the aura of truth." Kusche researched and documented the Navy's 400-page report on "The Loss of Flight 19"—a report Eckert had said did not exist—and found none of the dialogue Eckert recorded and his followers regurgitated. There was nothing at all mysterious about the incident, Kusche concluded: only a perfect storm of pilot error and bad luck.
Gaddis' own conclusion about the Bermuda Triangle is that
occasional aberrations of an unusual type occur in the air and on the surface of the ocean. These aberrations might cause magnetic, possibly gravitational, effects; in which case might for all practical purposes be referred to as "space warps," and cause deadly turbulence ending in total disintegration of planes and ships…
Earlier in the chapter Gaddis refers to the aberration as a "hole in the sky"—shades of Fort's Super-Sargasso Sea and Meade Layne's Etheria, of course, but also straight out of Eckert's article: the imaginary "Captain Jimmy Drake" believes an "unstable aberration in the atmosphere" is responsible for the disappearances, "a hole in the sky that planes fly into and can't get out of… Maybe something that throws them into another dimension?" Gaddis speculates in his concluding chapter, "Invisible Horizons":
Could some of these crews have been kidnapped by extra-terrestrials? To those who have investigated this question, the evidence that there is interplanetary or interstellar traffic is impressive. We may be ignored for the same reason that savages on a jungle-clad isle are ignored by passing merchant vessels… Still, occasional visitors from the void may pick up some of us for exhibition in their zoos!
Gaddis was the bridge between E.V.W. Jones and Charles Berlitz. He popularized not only the Bermuda Triangle but a foundational trope in ufology that went mainstream with Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), the conclusion of which shows the crew of Flight 19—their bombers discovered intact and operational in the Sonoran Desert at the beginning of the film—and other alleged abductees being released from the alien mothership.
The tremendous advancements in science and technology over the last 70 years have done nothing to curb belief in the paranormal. If anything, the opposite has happened. In 1957 only 25% of Americans believed UFOs were extraterrestrial in nature, compared to nearly 50% today, and a National Geographic poll from 2012 found that 77% of Americans "think that aliens have visited earth." Meanwhile, 39% of adults in the U.K. believe in ghosts, compared to only 10% in 1950—numbers nearly identical in the U.S. In that same span, church attendance on both sides of the Atlantic has declined significantly, as has membership in, trust in, and relevance of organized religion. Still, as Kusche says at the end of his book: "We all seem to have an innate desire to remain in awe of those phenomena for which there appears to be no logical, scientific explanation." At no time was that statement truer than in the 1970s, a decade marked by grim, all too terrestrial austerity on the one hand, and a population highly receptive (thanks to the previous decade) to free-form occult metaphysics on the other. It's simply much more exhilarating and meaningful, and so much less tragic, to imagine the baby-faced crew of Flight 19 abducted by a Vegan starship, or thrown into "a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man," instead of running out of gas and ditching into stormy seas on what was supposed to be a routine training mission.
K.E. Roberts is Editor-in-Chief of We Are the Mutants and a freelance writer. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, two daughters, and the longest cat any of them have ever seen.
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Patrick Aesteii says:
A large number of writers misinterpreted what Edgar Cayce said in his readings and then blamed him for being wrong. He would use terms like 58, 68 or 98 when talking about Atlantis rising. Global warming and the resulting crustal displacement caused by rising sea levels make 2058 to 2098 a time when parts of Atlantis could rise while coast lines of many continents sink. The two ley lines of Mayan temples in the Yucatan we used to triangulate the underwater city off the coast of South West Cuba supports the idea that Mayan culture and even Olmec culture are much older than previously thought. The Mayan/Olmec temples on the Yucatan ley lines would have to have been constructed before the Atlantian city had sank under water.
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Dax says:
I remember seeing a special on the Bermuda Triangle when I was a kid. It was freaking me out, but then my Dad told me I had already flown over it a number of times. We lived in the Virgin Islands, so pretty much every time I visited the States we went over it.
Hmmm, though looking at the map now, maybe I've really only gone *around* it…
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Softball star Jessica Cusimano didn't let injuries stop her from bringing a big league tournament to her hometown of Jensen Beach, gaining national attention along the way.
Nerve damage and a freak accident may have cut short Jessica Cusimano's time on the mound, but that didn't stop the star softball player from delivering a perfect pitch.
"I thought, 'Why not Jensen Beach? We have such an amazing town here,'" Cusimano recalls telling executives from the Babe Ruth League.
At the time, the then-17-year-old was coaching in the World Series of softball in Alachua, Florida. The executives needed a new host city for the summer tournament, which draws the country's top softball teams for weeks of fierce competition.
"For a young person to make that impression on a national organization, persuading us from where we were possibly going to pause and consider something else – it's really kind of amazing," says Rob Connor, commissioner of the Babe Ruth League.
Cusimano's pitch was received. Late last year, the League made it official: Jensen Beach will host the World Series of softball this August at Pineapple Park. The tournament, which is supported by the Treasure Coast Sports Commission, is projected to bring in thousands of out-of-state visitors and generate $1.3 million for the local economy.
After a decade in North Carolina, Mike and Beth Cusimano moved their three children back to Jensen Beach. Early on as a ballplayer, Cusimano was in a league of her own. Really. There was no softball league for girls her age, so the 6-year-old played baseball.
Having coached youth sports, Mike Cusimano understood the burdens of travel ball. He started the Treasure Coast Athletic Association to sponsor students of limited means and to cultivate local talent.
His daughter, meanwhile, blossomed as a pitcher, making varsity at Jensen Beach High School as a freshman. But, just before her first game, she tore a ligament in her elbow. Doctors advised she hang up her glove. Defiant, she taught herself to throw left-handed. Still batting righty, she moved to shortstop. By junior year she needed surgery. She recovered from the surgery, but during practice in her other role as captain of the high school swim team, Cusimano collided with a male swimmer. Doctors ordered emergency surgery on her rotator cuff.
Deal she did. While enrolling in broadcast journalism classes at Jensen Beach High School, the now 18-year-old has worked with trainers to fully recover from her injuries, has completed half-marathons and has even coached 10to 13-year-old girls. After her team's elimination in the Alachua tournament, Babe Ruth League's media network let her conduct an interview. She performed so well that they invited her to broadcast the tournament. Soon after, she learned of their impending move.
Cusimano, who just received the Frank A. Wacha, Sr. Achievement Award from the Jensen Beach Chamber and a full scholarship to Caldwell University in New Jersey to play softball, hopes to earn the Babe Ruth League's commitment to stay longer in Jensen Beach.