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    The description :a personal blog covering all manner of subjects february 13, 2012 rail is not a four-letter word filed under: general , politics — @ 10:21 pm there is a debate playing out politically in california ab...

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a personal blog covering all manner of subjects february 13, 2012 rail is not a four-letter word filed under: general , politics — @ 10:21 pm there is a debate playing out politically in california about high-speed rail. after a voter initiative passed in 2008 calling for the construction of a high-speed rail line between los angeles and san francisco, opponents are now trying to (please forgive me) derail the plan. their beef? it would cost too much and be too difficult. last summer, i rode the eurostar train from paris to london during a family vacation. it took two and one-quarter hours to get from one central rail station to the other, leaving any consideration of flying the same route unimaginable. once you factor in the transfer times to and from an urban airport, the extra time involved in clearing security, and the inherent delays with air travel, making the journey by rail is the hands-down winner, even at double the cost, although with advanced ticket purchase our rail fares were no more than the going commercial airfare. i lived in england during the 1970s and i remember the hue and cry attendant with boring the channel tunnel and obtaining the rights of way for high-speed rail. the french had no such qualms – they built their portion of high-speed track way before the brits did – but despite cost overruns and delays the system has been a runaway success. i’m sure europeans could not envision going back to a time when the continent was not connected to britain by high-speed rail. or the major cities on the continent itself. so why are we californians dragging our feet? eurostar was completed almost two decades ago (in 1994) and involved one of the largest engineering feats in history, digging three separate tunnels under the english channel (the third tunnel is a smaller, central one needed for service purposes). connecting northern and southern california requires so such heavy lifting and, lest we forget, the transcontinental railroad that did involve some major engineering (to climb over the sierra nevada) was built a century and a half ago. interest rates are at a historic low and unemployment is still relatively high, strategically an ideal time to build a large infrastructure project. nevertheless, opponents of the project have turned rail into a dirty word, trotting out arguments that focus on funding complexities or a concern over potential users. but these critics are being disingenuous. their real objection is borne of ignorance. they just don’t understand what it means to live in a rail-oriented culture. the japanese get it, as do the europeans. who wants to drive a car 350 miles or fly a busy air corridor when you can travel safely and serenely at 200+ mph while having a leisurely meal, reading a book, or doing some work. and not have to burn fossil fuels in the process. as the current presidential election cycle has shown, in certain american circles (mostly conservative ones, as far as i can tell) it has become fashionable to denigrate european culture. anything european automatically smacks of socialism and appeasement. well, to those who wish to criticize, i can only say: have you actually visited there and tried it? i defy anyone, even the most rock-ribbed republican, to travel from the gare du nord to st. pancras station, yes even while sipping a nice chardonnay and nibbling on some quiche, and tell me with a straight face that he’d rather shuttle to sfo, endure the vicissitudes of commercial airline travel and then rent a car at lax (where public transit is still a joke). let me tell you, i’ll have that gop good ol’ boy singing the marseillaise and drinking lukewarm english beer faster than you can say “return your seat backs and tray tables to their upright and locked position.” so my modest proposal is this: anyone in the california legislature who intends to vote against high-speed rail must first travel to europe, courtesy of the taxpayer, and experience it first-hand. trust me, it will be cheaper and easier in the long run to foot that bill. comments (11,507) january 31, 2012 i love roger federer filed under: sports — @ 2:34 pm i love roger federer . there, i’ve said it. i’m out of the closet and proudly so. no, i don’t mean that kind of closet but my love of roger does go much farther than a garden-variety man-crush. and judging by the behavior of other tennis fans, i’m not alone. what is it about this guy? the tennis part is obvious, although certainly worth detailing: the brilliant shot-making; the elegant, seemingly effortless, footwork; the consistency; the respect and passion for the game; the records. those records are almost too numerous to consider, but for tennis cognoscenti one stands out: 31 consecutive slam quarterfinals appearances (and counting). it’s a mind-boggling statistic, certainly never to be matched, and when finally tallied will occupy the same lofty stratum as joe dimaggio hitting safely in 56 straight games . but it’s so much more than the tennis that earns roger my heart. his style can only be described as panache – a refined elegance just bordering on mannered (recall the embroidered white and gold jacket he wore onto centre court one year). he isn’t the most handsome or hunky tennis pro ( rafael nadal causes the girls to swoon with his bulging biceps and flared nostrils), but he carries himself in a way that brings to mind george clooney or cary grant. a bemused self-confidence, telling us that he knows what we’re thinking and he’s genuinely flattered to receive our attention. and win or lose, he won’t dishonor that by acting aloof or otherwise behaving boorishly. that said, roger is human enough to show his emotions. a small fist pump or “come on!” reminds us that he really wants to win. and the shedding of tears after a big match (in tough wins as well as losses) betrays how much effort he gives and how much it means to him. i believe those are all to the good, but i especially love him for his (minor) shortcomings – the barely discernable arrogance (when he psyches out an opponent in a pre-match interview, it’s with polite praise just bordering on the faint), the rare glimpses of poor sportsmanship (once citing a nagging injury after tough loss at wimbledon rather than merely congratulating his opponent). he is not perfect and i would have him no other way. but he is virtuous enough to deserve my love. how do i know if he is truly virtuous? maybe his happy family life is a façade and he is out chasing skirts on the side, as his erstwhile friend, tiger woods, was discovered to be doing. but i highly doubt it. he would never have married mirka if he were like that. say what? let me explain. the press seemed to enjoy roger’s budding friendship with tiger in the pre-scandal days, two handsome sports superstars with everything they could seemingly want: attractive wives, cute young children, trophy cases spilling over with hardware, and multi-million dollar nike endorsement deals. but in tiger’s case, it turned out, he wanted something else, or at least was compelled by his demons to seek it. could anyone have predicted which of these men was the more likely to fall? i venture yes. as attractive as roger’s wife is, she seems a genuine match for him, not the beautiful, blonde trophy wife than elin nordegren was for tiger. i don’t know these people personally but my conjecture is that roger wasn’t attracted to mirka vavrinec for her looks alone (she is quite full-figured, nothing like the svelte fashion models who populate the spectator boxes of most male tennis pros), rather for her similar background as a swiss tennis player. mirka didn’t make much of a dent in the rankings when she played on the woman’s pro tour, but it must be a tremendous asset to their relationship that she understands what it’s like to prepare for a match … and to lose. not that roger does very much of the latter, but it’s a part of sports and a singularly defining aspect of most tennis tournaments: one loss and you

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