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30 in 30: Jones leads pool of Predators prospectsby Mike G. Morreale
There's plenty to get excited about when the topic turns to the young talent close to making an impact in the NHL for the Nashville Predators.
"Yes, definitely," Predators chief amateur scout Jeff Kealty told NHL.com. "Looking at it, there's some good depth and high-end talent in the system."
Even before the Predators hit the jackpot by selecting defenseman Seth Jones of the Portland Winterhawks with the No. 4 pick at the 2013 NHL Draft, their system seemed to be filled with talented prospects at every position.
The selection of Jones immediately gave the Predators depth along the blue line for the 2013-14 season. Kealty said the hope is for Jones to step right into training camp, make an impression and earn a spot in the NHL lineup.
"He's pretty well-polished and proven that in his career up to this point," Kealty said. "Obviously you're talking about the best League in the world now, and that'll be played out, but we're hopeful."
Kealty acknowledged that his entire staff was surprised that the most coveted defensive prospect was still on the board when it came time for their pick. They had been following Jones the past three years and Kealty said he was the top player on their board.
"All those players at the top were excellent prospects, but if you were to tell us a month before the draft that Seth would fall to us, I don't think we could have predicted that," he said.
So have the Predators found their ultimate replacement for Ryan Suter, who was lost via free agency last year to the Minnesota Wild? The organization certainly hopes so. Nashville made 10 selections at the 2013 draft: five forwards, three defensemen and two goalies.
"We were able to add a lot of different types of players … we have skill guys, character guys, Predator-type guys," Kealty said.
Here's a look at Nashville's top 10 prospects, according to NHL.com:
1. Seth Jones, D: Jones was ranked the No. 1 North American skater by NHL Central Scouting after finishing 2012-13 with 14 goals, 56 points and a plus-46 rating in 61 games to help the Winterhawks to their best regular-season record. He led Western Hockey League defensemen in scoring and earned the Jim Piggott Trophy as its rookie of the year. The 6-foot-4, 205-pound 18-year-old had five goals and 15 points in 21 WHL playoff games en route to the 2013 championship.
"Seth is a special prospect and we were fortunate to be in position to select him," Predators general manager David Poile said. "As a player, he brings so much to our organization, from size you can't teach to a skill set that every team hopes to add and a personality and maturity that will allow him to grow and develop with our veteran core and other young players."
2. Filip Forsberg, C/LW: A 2012 first-round pick (No. 11) of the Washington Capitals, Forsberg, 18, had 33 points in 38 games with Leksands in 2012-13 to help promote the team to the Elitserien from the second division in Sweden for the upcoming season. He gained valuable experience late in the NHL season when he played five games for the Predators and had one assist and 14 shots on goal. Forsberg (6-1, 186) was acquired from the Capitals in exchange for Martin Erat and Michael Latta in April.
"I think it was great experience for him," Kealty said of Forsberg's time in Nashville. "He's a higher prospect with a lot of talent and upside, so to expose him to a handful of games and having him work with us will really help him entering this season."
3. Austin Watson, RW: A prototypical power-forward at 6-4, 202, Watson is regarded as a solid two-way player who can do a little bit of everything. The 2010 first-round pick (No. 18) had 20 goals and 37 points in 72 games with the Milwaukee Admirals of the American Hockey League in 2012-13. The 21-year-old played six games with the Predators last season, scoring one goal and averaging 12:42 of ice time.
"He can handle the puck and has a good reach, is very responsible," Kealty said. "He can take faceoffs, kill penalties, block shots, and his offensive game is growing. He's grown and gotten better every year since we've drafted him ... he's stronger and more mature in all facets."
4. Mattias Ekholm, D: Before the selection of Jones at the 2013 draft, the 6-4, 176-pound Swede might have been regarded as the organization's top defensive prospect. He had a solid rookie season with Nashville's American Hockey League affiliate in Milwaukee, with 10 goals, 32 points and a plus-15 rating in 59 games. He probably would have played more than one game for the Predators if not for an injury that sidetracked the 23-year-old's development.
"He's really mobile and good on the transition with the way he can turn the puck up ice," Kealty said. "He can get involved in the offense; he had a very good first full year in North America and adjusted to the way the game is here with his defensive play and work in his own end. He gained experience in Nashville and hopefully can come into camp and be ready to go."
5. Colton Sissons, C/RW: The 19-year-old versatile forward sustained a pair of untimely injuries last season, the first coming at Christmas to knock him from contention for a roster spot with the Canadian entry in the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship. The second occurred late in the season and during the WHL playoffs.
The 6-1, 194-pound right-handed shot finished with 28 goals, 67 points and a plus-43 rating in 61 regular-season games for the Kelowna Rockets. Predators general manager David Poile said Sissons reminds him of Nashville forward Mike Fisher and the organization is very high on his ability.
"Overall, we're happy with his development," Kealty said of Sissons. "He's another guy with a solid two-way game. He has good leadership qualities and that speaks volumes to his character. He's a real well-rounded player."
Sissons told The Tennessean, "I just want to play professional hockey this year, and I'm going to do everything in my power to do so."
6. Brendan Leipsic, LW: The feisty forward led the WHL with 120 points (49 goals) in 68 games last season and had 103 penalty minutes. He had 10 goals and 24 points in 21 playoff games to help the Portland Winterhawks win the Ed Chynoweth Cup as league champion. Leipsic, 19, has averaged a little more than a point-per-game in 201 career games in the WHL with 93 goals and 211 points.
"I'd compare Brendan to a Brad Marchand type of player," Kealty said. "He's a smaller guy (5-9, 165) but doesn't play small. He's fearless, he'll hit you, and he wants to be involved in the game. His 120 points last year speaks to the type of offensive capability he has."
7. Magnus Hellberg, G: The 6-5, 196-pound goaltender enjoyed a solid North American debut last season with Milwaukee, finishing 22-13-0 with six shutouts, a 2.14 goals-against average and .924 save percentage. Whenever Hellberg's NHL career takes flight, there's no doubt comparisons between him and Anaheim Ducks prospect John Gibson, who was drafted one spot behind the Swede, are inevitable. Hellberg was selected in the second round (No. 38), and Gibson, who many felt was the top goalie on the board at the 2011 draft, was No. 39.
Predators goalie coach Mitch Korn said there was a huge learning curve for Hellberg, 22, last season.
"It's not the fact that [the ice in North America] is narrower, it's the fact what the narrower ice does," Korn told The Tennessean. "It makes pucks come to the net quicker. It creates more traffic. It makes rebounds way more dangerous. It makes every shot that's propelled at the net more dangerous. It just changes the way the game is played."
8. Miikka Salomaki, LW: The 20-year-old Finn (5-11, 198) will spend the 2013-14 season with the Admirals, marking his first season in North America. The 2011 second-round pick (No. 52) played for Karpat in SM-liiga the past three seasons, where he totaled 25 goals, 50 points and 153 penalty minutes in 122 games.
9. Jimmy Vesey, LW: He certainly impressed as a rookie at Harvard University in 2012-13. After getting 11 goals and 18 points in 27 games, Vesey (6-1, 194) was voted Ivy League Rookie of the Year and was selected to the ECAC All-Rookie Team. The 20-year-old won a gold medal with the United States at the WJC, chipping in with one goal and six points in seven games.
10. Pontus Aberg, LW: The 5-11, 192-pound right-handed shot finished his second season with Sweden's Djurgarden, leading the team with 40 points (12 goals) in 52 regular-season games. Djurgarden holds Aberg's contract rights to the end of the 2013-14 year, so the 19-year-old likely will spend one more season in Sweden before coming to North America.
For all 30 in 30 stories go to NHL.com/30in30stories and for the full 30 in 30 schedule visit NHL.com/30in30.


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Maybe it's because I live in California, but invariably, once a week at least, we have a Mexican-inspired meal for dinner. We usually keep it simple having chicken tortilla soup or DIY tacos and burritos, but recently I've been wanted to explore beyond Mexican cooking. I love Spanish and Puerto Rican food though I've never been to those countries, and I've been seeking out more recipes so that we can spice up our dinner time routine. Recently I came across a recipe for Arroz con Pollo and after thinking about it for weeks, I finally broke down and made it. I haven't a clue about it's origins (Cuban? Spanish?) and I don't know whether my recipe is at all "authentic," but since my unofficial culinary motto is "variations on a theme," this is what I went with:
I was after a saucy, slightly soupy even, one pot dish. Using brown rice gives the rice a chewy, almost barley-like consistency. And for those who aren't crazy about brown rice, this is a clever way to disguise it.
- 8 chicken thighs
- salt and pepper
- olive oil
- one large onion
- 3 cloves of garlic
- 2 cans of fire-roasted diced green chilies
- 1 15 oz. can of fire-roasted tomatoes
- a pinch of saffron
- 2 tsps of chicken base (or 2 bouillion cubes)
- 1 1/4 cups of uncooked brown rice
- 6-8 large green pimiento-stuffed olives (whole or sliced in half width-wise)
- 1 1/2 cups of lager or pilsner beer (just not dark beer)
- water or broth (if needed)
- 1/2 can or jar (about a cup) of petite sweet peas, drained (Yes, canned! They are one of my guilty pleasures. Okay, frozen is fine, but canned adds a little sumthin'-sumthin'.)
Add oil to a large (lidded) saute pan and heat to medium-high. Salt and pepper the chicken and saute until nicely browned on both sides. Remove to a plate and keep warm.
Add onion, garlic, green chilies to pot and saute until onion is soft. Stir in tomatoes, saffron, and chicken base. Return chicken and any accumulated juices to pan. Reduce heat to medium. Cook for 10-15 minutes, flip chicken once during cooking. Add rice, beer, and olives, reduce heat to low, cover and continue cooking until rice is tender, about 45 minutes. Check periodically and if rice is looking too dry add a little water or broth if needed. Just before serving, stir in peas and warm through. Serves 4-6.
Serve with a green salad on the side, or for a heartier meal (to serve more people) serve seasoned black beans as well.
There was something for everyone in this meal and my girls really enjoyed it. Two kid thumbs up!


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Organized and presented by the Metropolitan Washington Council of the AFL-CIO, the Debs-Jones- Douglass Institute and the American Film Institute, this year the DC Labor FilmFest transitions to its new home as a weekly, springtime event. The 2014 schedule features encore presentations of popular films from past editions of the festival, a wide-ranging selection of films about work, workers and workers' issues. For more information, visit dclaborfilmfest.org.
AFI Member passes will be accepted at all screenings.
Union members who present their member cards will receive the AFI Member discount.
Originally banned by the U.S. government and now recognized by the Smithsonian as among "the greatest 100 films ever made," this film tells the story of Mexican-American workers who strike to attain wage parity with Anglo workers and the pivotal role their wives play in the strike. "A landmark in political filmmaking effortlessly tying together working class, feminist, environmental and Latino concerns into a brilliant call for radical social change." –IMDb.
DIR Herbert J. Biberman; SCR Michael Wilson; PROD Paul Jarrico. US, 1954, b&w, 94 min, 35mm. In English and Spanish with English subtitles. NOT RATED
Mon, May 5, 7:30
Can craftsmanship survive in an age of mass-production and consumption? The most thoroughly handcrafted instruments in the world, Steinway pianos are as unique and full of personality as the world-class musicians who play them. However, their makers—members of Local 81-102 of the International Union of Electronic Workers-Communications Workers of America—are a dying breed: skilled cabinet-makers, gifted tuners, thorough hand-crafters. This documentary follows the creation of a Steinway concert grand from forest floor to concert hall. Featuring interviews with and performances by world-class artists including Chinese phenom Lang Lang, Helene Grimaud, Pierre-Laurent Aimard, and jazz greats Hank Jones, Marcus Roberts, Kenny Barron, Harry Connick, Jr., and Bill Charlap.
DIR/PROD Ben Niles. US, 2007, color, 81 min, Digibeta. NOT RATED
Presented in cooperation with the Alliance for American Manufacturing and American Federation of Musicians Local 161-710
Mon, May 12, 7:30
Set amidst London's largely invisible community of illegal immigrants, Stephen Frears' film is a contemporary and highly original multicultural urban thriller with a gritty, political edge. Okwe (Chiwetel Ejiofor) is a medically trained Nigerian forced to juggle two low-paying menial jobs in order to survive. A night-time porter in a less-than-salubrious hotel, Okwe's few moments of rest are snatched on the couch of Senay (Audrey Tautou, AMELIE), a Turkish asylum seeker who works in the same establishment. After making a gruesome discovery in one of the rooms, Okwe and Senay's already perilous, uncomfortable lives take a macabre turn for the worse. A beautifully performed, revealing and impassioned work that treats its characters with empathy and respect, this film confirmed Frears as one of the most prescient and talented British directors of his generation.
DIR Stephen Frears; SCR Steven Knight; PROD Robert Jones, Tracey Seaward. UK, 2002, color, 97 min, 35mm. RATED R
Mon, May 19, 7:30
Sometimes inspiration can be found in unexpected places. Choreographer Allison Orr finds beauty and grace in garbage trucks, and in the men and women who pick up our trash. Filmmaker Andrew Garrison follows Orr as she joins city sanitation workers on their daily routes to listen, learn and ultimately to convince them to collaborate in a unique dance performance. Hard working, often carrying a second job, their lives are already full with work, family and dreams of their own. But some step forward, and after months of rehearsal, two dozen trash collectors and their trucks perform an extraordinary spectacle. The culminating live performance of workers and their vehicles, presented on an airport runway before thousands of spectators, is not to be missed. Feature Audience Award, 2012 AFI-Discovery Channel Silverdocs Documentary Festival.
DIR/PROD Andrew Garrison. US, 2012, color, 68 min, DCP. NOT RATED
Tue, May 27, 7:30
The inspiration for the 2013 Tony-winning musical, this film is based on the true story of a traditional Northampton shoemaker who turns to producing fetish footwear in order to save the failing family business and the jobs of his workers. British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor—a 2014 Best Actor Oscar nominee for 12 YEARS A SLAVE—won plaudits for his portrayal of Lola, a female impersonator who consults with the company on boot design and models its products, all the while contending with homophobic factory workers, including Don, the reigning arm-wrestling champion in a local pub, who discovers respect in the inevitable elbow-to-elbow showdown with Lola.
DIR Julian Jarrold; SCR Geoff Deane, Tim Firth; PROD Nick Barton, Peter Ettedgui, Suzanne Mackie. US/UK, 2005, color, 107 min, 35mm. RATED PG-13
Presented in cooperation with SAG-AFTRA
Mon, Jun 2, 7:30
"I could burn this place down." The perennial DC Labor FilmFest favorite returns! The outrageously funny OFFICE SPACE will once again feature a raffle of OFFICE SPACE paraphernalia, including Milton's precious red Swingline stapler. Director Mike Judge's theatrical debut was largely ignored upon release, but has become a veritable ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW for cube-farmers everywhere; starring Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, John C. McGinley, Stephen Root and Gary Cole.
DIR/SCR/PROD Mike Judge; PROD Daniel Rappaport, Guy Riedel. US, 1999, color, 89 min, 35mm. RATED R
Presented in cooperation with Union Plus and the International Federation of Professional & Technical Engineers (IFPTE)
Mon, Jun 9, 7:30
This inventive musical fantasy from 2000 started off small, but critical and commercial enthusiasm made it a sleeper hit, eventually earning three Oscar nominations and adaptation into the long-running Broadway and West End stage musical. Eleven-year-old lad Billy Elliot (Jamie Bell, superb) blows off his boxing lessons to join the more fascinating ballet class down the hall, taught by charismatic Mrs. Wilkinson (Oscar-nominated Julie Walters). But when his hard-headed father and older brother find out about his new extracurricular activity, tensions rise in the already tense household. Set against the backdrop of England's lengthy, bitter mining strike in 1984, the film magically blends class-conscious history, conscience-raising drama, and rousing music and dance numbers to celebrate the transformative power of following your dreams.
DIR Stephen Daldry; SCR Lee Hall; PROD Greg Brenman, Jonathan Finn. UK/France, 2000, color, 110 min, 35mm. RATED PG-13
Mon, Jun 16, 7:30
Through the eyes of Detroit firefighters charged with the thankless task of saving a city that many have written off as dead, BURN tells the gripping story of a city struggling for survival. The film follows the crew of Engine Company 50—one of the busiest firehouses in America—who believe in their city and are attempting to make a difference every day. A story of human struggles, hope and personal courage in the face of overwhelming odds, this documentary puts the spotlight on those who have the vision and the heart to bring a forgotten American dream back to Detroit. Audience Award, 2012 Tribeca Film Festival.
DIR/PROD Tom Putnam, Brenna Sanchez. US, 2012, color, 86 min, DCP. NOT RATED
Presented in cooperation with DC Fire Fighters Association Local 36, International Association of Fire Fighters
Mon, Jun 23, 7:30
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The Maryland Racing Commission set a Nov. 30 deadline for the completion of what could be an unprecedented 10-year deal to outline the future of horse racing in the state.
It will come and go without signatures on the contract.
"I wouldn't read anything negative into that," said Alan Foreman, lawyer for the state's horsemen.
There's no impasse, he said, on any significant part of the agreement.
Mike Hopkins, executive director of the racing commission, said he has spoken to members of the board, including chairman Bruce Quade, and they are satisfied with the progress made so far. They expect a deal to be finalized before their final meeting of the year on Dec. 18.
Tom Chuckas of the Maryland Jockey Club, owner of Laurel and Pimlico, struck the most measured tone saying "when it is appropriate, we will make an announcement."
Sources familiar with the negotiation said the snag has come on intricate details related to the long-term nature of the deal. Both sides want to be protected if the economics of the business change, and creating stipulations based on financial projections takes time and tinkering.
All involved still believe that a deal will be reached that gives the industry much-needed stability. Thanks to slots money, races in Maryland are drawing better horses from throughout the region.
But Maryland's tracks have been hemorrhaging money, leaving future racing dates in doubt and preventing substantial investment in some areas of the business.
Breeders have shown increased faith in the state, though, with about 40 more mares being listed in 2012. The foal population from this year is expected be at an all time low -- around 400, when more than 1,200 were born here in 2000 -- but should rebound next year, said Maryland Horse Breeders Association executive president Cricket Goodall.
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- Time and number of installations both factor in here - wide usage seems important to me (Sean).
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Airstream Welcomes First New England Dealer
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Bob Wheeler, president and CEO of Airstream Inc., was in Stoughton, Mass., today (Oct. 6) to welcome the first Airstream dealership in New England.
Airstream New England will operate from Bay State Ford Commercial Truck Center at 1776 Washington St., Route 138. It will be the exclusive Airstream dealer for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, southern Maine and parts of Connecticut, according to The Enterprise, Brockton, Mass.
Airstream New England is owned by Frank Lupacchino of Southboro, who in April opened a new 38,000-square-foot dealership and repair center, Bay State Ford, at 703 Washington St., Route 138, in Easton.
Lupacchino also owns Clark and White Autos, a Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge dealership in Newton.
Luppachino's Stoughton location is already the rental agent for Cruise America motorhomes, handling rentals for customers from Europe and the Far East. Adding Airstream made sense because the Stoughton site already sells Ford trucks to pull the trailers, he said.
"We're very excited," said Lupacchino. "It's a great brand."
Airstream trailers, which list for between $30,000 and $80,000, appeal to outdoor enthusiasts, retirees who have time and resources to travel and young professionals who like the brand's design.
Based in Jackson Center, Ohio, the company bills itself as the oldest recreational vehicle manufacturer in North America and the only one to have increased production last year.
Several RV dealers in New England sell used Airstream trailers, but until the opening of the Stoughton dealership, customers wanting to buy new vehicles were forced to order them


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"Dude, look at the bulge in her slacks! I bet that motherfucker has a jiffy-pop!"
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Since then? It hasn't gotten any better. The NY Times is reporting that Obama has ignored this rather simple promise on nearly every bill put before him. That's not the "transparency" we were told to expect. Even worse, the White House has now "changed the terms" of the promise (which sure sounds like "breaking the promise"), saying they'll put draft bills on the website earlier and start the "five day" clock ticking then -- even though legislation may change before Congress votes on it.
And then... there's the bizarre claim that the White House couldn't fulfill the promise due to "unexpected technical hurdles." Really? Putting up the details of a law? And waiting five days? What kind of technical hurdles are we talking about. I recognize that there are campaign promises that get broken, but there are usually at least decent reasons why. In this case, it seems to be because no one in the administration actually cares. And that's disappointing.


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With the approaching Supreme Court showdown on the President Obama's 2010 health care law (the Affordable Care Act, modeled on Mitt Romney's law in Massachusetts), the U.S. healthcare system remains a dysfunctional mess, as nurses bear witness to every day.
In late March, the Court will devote six hours over three days to oral arguments on the legal challenges to the law – the most time the Court has given a case in 56 years – accompanied by a possible record 100 "friend of the court" briefs, Kaiser Health News reported February 16.
While the ACA had some undeniable positive elements, including permitting young adults up to age 26 remain on their parents health plan, and several limitations on insurance industry abuses, such as barring them from denying coverage due to pre-existing conditions, our health care nightmare is far from over.
As nurses have observed the past year, the economic crisis has accelerated broad declines in health linked to job loss, high medical bills, and families having to choose between paying for food, housing, clothing or healthcare.
As to the law itself, despite its name the ACA has done little to actually make healthcare affordable. Out of pocket health costs for families continue to soar largely unabated. Nurses now routinely see patients who have postponed needed care, sometimes even life-saving or life-prolonging care, because of the high co-pays and deductibles.
A Commonwealth Fund study last November, found that the U.S. stands out among high income countries for sick adults having cost and access problems with 27 percent unable to pay medical bills in the past year, compared to from 1 to 14 percent in other countries, and 42 percent skipping doctors visits, recommended care, or not filling prescriptions.
Dental care is a prime case study. A Pew Center report February 27 cited a 16 percent jump in the number of Americans heading to emergency rooms for routine dental problems, at a cost of 10 times more than preventive care with fewer treatment options than a dentist's office.
Nationally, premiums have jumped 50 percent on average the past seven years with more than six in 10 Americans now living in states where their premiums consume a fifth or more of median earnings.
Fifty million Americans still have no health coverage. Another 29 million are under insured with massive holes in their health plans, an increase of 80 percent since 2003, according to the journal Health Affairs.
The percentage of adults with no health insurance at 17.3 percent in the third quarter of 2011 was the highest on record, up from 14.4 percent just three years earlier, Gallup reported.
On quality, the U.S. continues to fall far behind other nations.
What should have been a shocking, under reported study from the University of Washington last June found more than 80 percent of U.S. counties badly trailing on life expectancy compared to nations with the best life expectancies. Some U.S. counties are more than 50 years behind their international counterparts, meaning they have the life expectancy that those nations had in 1957.
One reason for this disturbing news is the regression in death rates for child bearing women. The U.S. ranks just 41st in the world, and it has been getting worse, according to the World Health Organization. The average mortality rate within 42 days of childbirth has doubled in two decades, from 6.6 deaths per 100,000 live births in 1987 to 13 deaths per 100,000 in 2007, partly due to a 10 percent cut in federal spending for maternal and child health programs the past seven years.
Those who think more handouts to the private insurers and other healthcare corporations will improve these dreadful statistics should think again. The wholesale domination of our health by the same Wall Street types who tanked our economy is exactly what has caused the falling health barometers on access, quality, and cost.
Most of the rest of the world has discovered a more humane, cost effective alternative, a national or single payer system, such as expanding and adequately funding Medicare to cover everyone. Even in countries where politicians have proposed privatization or sweeping health cuts they are being met with an aroused public unwilling to trade their health systems for the broken model we have here.
Whether the 2010 law is fully or partially thrown out by the courts, repealed in Congress, or fully implemented, the need for real reform, single payer/Medicare for all, will continue to grow. For now, the fight for single payer is being taken up state by state, a movement that America's nurses will continue to promote.


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One day a girl with silver hair and blue eyes suddenly appears before high schooler Yasaka Mahiro, calling herself Nyarlathotep, the evil deity in the Cthulhu mythos, and confesses that she is an alien. Thus begins a day to day life filled with all kinds of trouble in a world where humans and evil deities (who are aliens) mix together, with Nyarko and Mahiro at the center.
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Starting our Spring 2013 announcements for today is another Atlus-video-game-turned-anime, DEVIL SURVIVOR 2 THE ANIMATION!
DEVIL SURVIVOR 2 THE ANIMATION will be launching on Crunchyroll TOMORROW April 4, 2013, at 11:05am Pacific Time, and be available for Crunchyroll audiences in the following regions: USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, and Scandinavia.
DEVIL SURVIVOR 2 THE ANIMATION is based on one of the entries in the popular Shin Megami Tensei video game series published by Atlus, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2. It features the director of another adaptation of an Atlus video game, the Persona 4 anime, Seiji Kishi at the helm with Pony Canyon producing the series and animation by the studio Bridge, whose other credits works include Mitsudomoe and Saint Seiya Omega.
The anime adapts its plot from the video game, which centers around a group of Japanese high school students who receive an email foretelling deaths. Demons then begin to invade the country, and the students enter into a pact that allows them to summon the creatures to fight for their survival. The all-star voice cast includes Aya Uchida, Shizuka Hattori from Vividred Operation, as Io Nitta, Hiroshi Kamiya, whose numerous roles have earned him a Best Lead Actor at the 3rd Annual Seiyuu Awards, as Hibiki Kuze, Junichi Suwabe, another prolific voice actor who was in last season's THE UNLIMITED Hyobu Kyosuke as Andy Hinomiya, as Yamato Hotsuin, Nobuhiko Okamoto, this past season's Murasame from Hakkenden, as Daichi Shijima, and the ever-popular Takahiro Sakurai, Yamato Kurosawa from Say "I love you", as Anguished One.
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Devil Survivor 2 falls into my maybe list. I'm sure this will be a popular Crunchyroll simulcast though.
Nooooo!!!! why? I really wanted this show, now its 4-8, poor Latin America, I'm sad, guess it's torrents season for me!!
YEES!! This looks awesome! Thank you
Crossing my fingers for Shingeki no Kyojin and Suisei no Gargantia, and maybe Yahari... Hyakka Ryouran if I don't need to see the prequel first
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Nooooo!!!! why? I really wanted this show, now its 4-8, poor Latin America, I'm sad, guess it's torrents season for me!!
Apparently the Showgate doesn't know of the existence of Latin America.
Bad season for us.
Its still better than for Central Europe 3 from 8 .
Highly anticipated by me, I need to get the game though, I only have the first Devil Survivor
What even
OK, Crunchyroll, Super Robot Taisen, AKB0048 and now this...
Did you manage to find all the epic niche anime recently that no-one would expect a legitimate global license?
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As a Persona fan, I was really looking foward to this anime, but shame on you, Showgate. It seems there won't be much to see this season.
Operation Box is a go
I played the game for Devil Survivor 2 (a very, very long time ago) so I'm hoping it'll be good. But thanks CR!
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Nooooo!!!! why? I really wanted this show, now its 4-8, poor Latin America, I'm sad, guess it's torrents season for me!!
And to me too! D8, this was a series a was waiting for this season and it isn't available in Latin America u_u.
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PLYMOUTH — Louise Holm, 81, of Plymouth, died at 4:45 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010 in her home.
Visitation will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15 at Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison St., Plymouth.
Funeral services will take place at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 16 at Calvary Lutheran Church.
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The Pugsley Family originally lived in the Nineteenth Ward, but on March 31, 1889, the western part of the ward became the Twenty-second Ward, and that's where Philip attended church until his death on August 7, 1903. Here are a few notes on the people in the Philip Pugsley funeral. The list reads like a "Who's Who" of Salt Lake City.
Presiding: Alfred Solomon. Solomon (1836-1921) was a British convert. He came to the United States in 1857. He was first involved in boot and shoe manufacturing, then later in the wholesale and retail business as Solomon Brothers. He served for a time as chief of police. He was called as bishop of the Twenty-second Ward when it was formed in 1889 and was still bishop at the time he presided at Philip Pugsley's funeral.
Speaker: Philip Margetts. Margetts (1829-1914) was a noted actor in Utah and the brother of Philip Pugsley's deceased business partner, Richard B. Margetts.
Speaker: James Sharp. Sharp (1843-1904) was a Scottish immigrant and the mayor of Salt Lake City from 1884 to 1886. He was the son of the "Railroad Bishop of Utah," John Sharp.
Speaker: Bishop George Romney. This is long-time Salt Lake City resident George Romney (1831-1920) and not George S. Romney of the political Romney family. Bishop George Romney was a well-known business man, church worker, and was active in politics.
Speaker: Elder John Henry Smith. Smith (1848-1911) was a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Speaker: Angus M. Cannon. Angus Cannon (1834-1915) was the Stake President at the time of the funeral. His name is familiar as the appellant in the Supreme Court case Cannon v. United States.
Speaker: Bishop Solomon (see above.)
Soloist: Lizzie Thomas Edward. Mary Elizabeth Thomas Edward (1866-1936), a Welsh convert, was a beloved singer and was frequently found providing musical selections at funerals. She left the next month to study music in the East.
Opening Prayer: N. V. Jones. Nathaniel Vary Jones, Jr. (1850-1921) was a lawyer. He was married to a Barlow, so the two families were somehow connected.
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This exhibit chronicles and celebrates nine Reds legends and the bronze statues of them created by local artist Tom Tsuchiya. Through game-used and period items, fans will learn about these Reds icons and get a behind-the-scenes look at the process and tools used by Tsuchiya to craft these enduring tributes to some of the greatest players in Reds history. The exhibit includes a special focus on the creation of the Pete Rose statue, the ninth Reds statue created by Tsuchiya that was dedicated at Great American Ball Park on June 17, 2017.
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Taken on a walk round Labuanbajo fishing village on western edge of Flores Island looking out to glorious red sky. What is a better way to close the day than witnessing a unique visual blessing to be appreciated with colours of nature over the whole scene, and observing the activity in the sky was like being part of a wakeful dream for me.
Not out of ordinary shot though, but thanks to the Giver of Life who knows best there..
Setting: 50mm, 1/80 sec, F5, ISO 100, 1815 hrs and GND filter
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Hello dear friend and have a nice time
and a happy new day and weekend
excellent capture in impressive
colors red yellow gold etc
the subject sunset has no end
pajaran (83381) 2018-01-12 4:41
Dobro vece.
Interesantan i lep pogled, lep trenutak, dobar tekst ...
Lepo pokazano, dobra perspektiva i kontrast, lepe boje, lepo uhvacen trenutak. Lepa priroda i odlazak dana, lep refleks na vodi i boja oblaka.
Zelim vam mirnu noc, sve najbolje za vikend, srecno.
Good evening.
Interesting and beautiful view, nice moment, good text ...
Beautifully shown, good perspective and contrast, nice colors, nice caught moment. Beautiful nature and departure of the day, a beautiful reflex on the water and the color of the clouds.
I wish you a quiet night, all the best for the weekend, happy.
jimmj63 (0) 2018-01-12 4:46
hi friend,
Classical but even good shot whit colored sunset, very good the reflection in the bay and the colored clouds.
ciao, Giacomo
jhm (181520) 2018-01-12 5:00
Hello Abmdsudi,
Againn a nice panorama view with the pink sky.
But also a lovely picture with extraordinarily reflections .
Pleasant composition, nice sharp and clear taken.
Very well done, TFS.
Best regards,
Lidka (527) 2018-01-12 5:35
Dear Abmdsudi!
What a beautiful seascape/landscape!
What a beautiful sunset
Marvelous light and shadow, bright and colours.
Superb high point of view.
Fine boats.
Nice sky and clouds.
Good cut and frame.
Well done!
Sergiom (109617) 2018-01-12 7:24
Bonjour Abmdsudi,
Une photo comme j'aimerais en avoir une agrandie sur le mur de mon salon. Le moment est magique et les couleurs sont magnifiques. Une belle courbe terrestre dans la ligne d'horizon.
adramad (58954) 2018-01-12 7:43
Hi, Abmdsudi.
Wonderful image, that transmits to us in addition to the beauty of the sunset a sensation of placidity, that usually transmits this moment of the day. Ideal the backlight of the coastline in the distance and the boats anchored in calm waters.
Magnificent color, which gives great strength to the image.
Very good brightness and perfect sharpness.
Well done. I like very much.
You have a good day.
Very best regards.
rychem (60573) 2018-01-12 8:29
Wow, romantic shot, fantastic colors and fantastic view, excellent composition, bravo
Fis2 (131191) 2018-01-12 9:18
Witaj Abmdsudi!
Wonderful pictire.
Amazing sky makes impression.
I like frame and composition.
Very well done.
Nice weekend.
Warm regards.
cornejo (57660) 2018-01-12 10:10
Hello Abmdsudi, very good photograph of this beautiful and interesting composition with the beautiful sunset, very well composed and captured in this beautiful image, with good sharpness, light, color and quality. Very good and interesting work perfectly done, my congratulations my friend. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work.
Good day and happy weekend.
Best wishes from the south of Spain.
GyurMaster (13176) 2018-01-12 11:36
Hello abmdsudi,
Excellent shot with mesmerizing colours and lights. I have to fave it.
Best Wishes,
dta (92380) 2018-01-12 13:05
Hello Abmdsudi ,
An amazing sunset picture . The red sky is superb , but also beautiful are the dark moutains , and the boats perfectly arranged in the compositon .
ChrisJ (143315) 2018-01-12 16:19
Hello Abmdsudi,
A superb sunset panorama with wonderful silhouettes and good sharpness. The upper blue sky contrasts splendidly with the orange sunset colors below. Tfs!
emka (129943) 2018-01-12 20:35
Hello abmdsudi abmdsudi, Spectacular picture with this glorious sunset. Fantastic sky and it seems it is reflected in the hills. Nice view of the boats on the quiet lake. marvelous composition.
Kind regrad s Malgo
papagolf21 (134979) 2018-01-12 22:42
Bonjour, cher Abmdsudi,
Eh bien, il n'y a rien � dire, seulement contempler, admirer, f�liciter l'auteur pour cette r�ussite.
Superbe !
Tue (61816) 2018-01-12 23:27
Hello Abmdsudi,
Fantastic sunset photo. The colours are amazing and the clouds make the view all the more beautiful. The foreground adds such a peaceful mood with the calm water and the silhouettes of the small boats. Very well captured.
Cricri (148686) 2018-01-12 23:27
Hi Abmdsudi
Sublime sc�ne et couleurs du ciel, les reflets entre les bateaux, le graphisme des montagnes sombre a horizon, tr�s belle r�alisation
Belle journ�e
jemaflor (118530) 2018-01-12 23:54
Hi A,
Great sky with these warm colors, nice panoramic landscape and photogenic water reflections, tfs.
kasianowak (12945) 2018-01-13 2:07
Good morning Abmdsudi
Beautiful sunset colours amplified by the reflections in water. The silhouetted boats complete the picture and the landscape in the background nicely divides the frame.
Best wishes
ric50 (769) 2018-01-13 3:01
Hi Abmdsudi,
An outstanding sunset with beautiful sky color reflected across the image. The boats are very sharp and detailed and the silhouetted shore and trees are excellent. Lovely.
Silvio1953 (179333) 2018-01-13 5:12
Ciao Abmdsudi, fascinating sunset with fantastic colors, superb sky, magic atmosphere and splendid light, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio
worldcitizen (11656) 2018-01-13 12:36
Hello Abmdsudi,
What a joy to view this photo. There is a beautiful tranquility that permeates through the stunning colors and small silhouettes. I like the wide view, with a glimpse of the landscape in the distance. Nice horizontal format, too.
josepmarin (59273) 2018-01-14 6:03
Hi Abmdsudi,
this one is another of your marvels. You know perfectly how to catch the whole beauty of these special moments. And I like it.
Is a wonderful sunset scene that you offers us, with a great play of dark silhouettes of the landscape, a nice sheens on the water, and a few amazing orange tonalities in the burning sky.
An excellent job, my friend. I add into my favorites.
Kind regards,
PaulVDV (44104) 2018-01-16 13:34
Hello Abmdsudi,
I had to look carefully to distinguish some clouds from the mountains.
Beautiful how the vivid red suddenly passes into the dark blue of the sky.
Excellent composition and very nice with the boats spread over the water.
Best regards, Paul
jmdias (83695) 2018-02-01 23:21
I liked the presence of of these boats , the soft line with the silhouette of the seashore ahead and this precious sunset with beautiful colors and textures.
take care
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I do want to say one other thing before we get into the meat of the topic. I have done a lot of math on a lot of these talents, but all of that math was done from the perspective of a max level character looking to raid. The comments I will make here are based almost entirely on my experience with moonkin and leveling characters. I have not done any math specifically for this post.
My Leveling Philosophy:
There are a lot of different ways to level. Some people like to go slow and steady to experience the content. Some others like to do PvP or run a bunch of instances. I am neither of these types. I have one primary goal while leveling: Get to the next level as quick as possible. Therefore I make some choices in this process that may seem a little strange. Here are some specifics:
- DoTs - In short, I don't like them. Both MF and IS are 12 second DoTs not talented and in my experience single targets quicker then that, Therefore part of the DoT is wasted due to mob death. On top of that Moonfire is very inefficient even when used to its maximum potential.
- Damage Over Completion - I won't worry about maximizing a talent if I think there is a better talent in the next tier. There will be a few times when I put two or three points in a talent and then move on. Its not that the talents bad it's just that I think the next one is better.
- What Roots? - I'm a nuker. I don't care if a mob comes up and beats on me for a little bit.
- Efficiency - The more you drink the less you DPS, therefore I like mana talents.
The Guide: I really like Lissanna's format so I'm stealing it.
- 10-14: Starlight Wrath 5/5 – This is a pretty obvious choice. Reducing the cast time of your nukes is always good and Genesis is a horrible talent for DPSers.
- 15: Glyphs: Glyph of Wrath and Glyph of Thorns - To be honest, the moonkin glyphs aren't that good for leveling. They are much more focused on raiding. I picked the Glyph of Wrath because pushback is always nice. I choose Glyph of Thorns because I always forget to refresh my thorns.
- 15-17: Moonglow 3/3 - Tier 2 of the Balance tree is not a very good tier. Both of the talents I pick here have more to do with getting to the next tier rather than the quality of the talents. I pick Moonglow first because better efficacy will help you last longer and you won't get much out of the other two talents at first.
- 18 -19: Nature's Majesty 2/2 - The extra crit provided by Nature's Majesty is nice, but Crit really isn't that big of a stat for leveling. Not only is your crit rate so low that you don't feel much impact, but Mobs have such low health that, some of your crits will be wasted. Not a great stat for leveling, but it is better than Imp Moonfire.
- 20-21: Nature's Reach 2/2 - A little extra range is always nice. Some people underestimate this talent. It's not an obvious winner, but I think the extra range helps with runners, and can help you with difficult pulls.
- 22-24: Nature's Grace 3/3 - Not a good talent for leveling. The buff is up for a very short period of time so it will be wasted a lot while you switch targets. That said, I would personally use it more than Brambles. If you are more of a Root and Nuke player then definitely go with Brambles instead.
- 25-27: Celestial Focus 3/3 - This is a great leveling talent and I am really surprised that Lissanna decided to wait until level 31 to pick it up. Haste is a great leveling stat. It is the only stat that guarantees you to kill a mob faster. On top of that you have pushback resistance for one of your primary spells. This is an all around great talent.
- 28-29: Vengeance 2/5 - For Vengeance to be really effective you have to have a fairly high crit chance, and at the lower levels that just isn't the case. I leveled my druid a really long time ago, but on all of my alts my Crit chance has been less then 10% at this point. On top of that critical strikes aren't as effective against mobs with relatively low health. If you really like this talent, don't worry. I will come back to it.
- 30: Glyph: Glyph of Entangling Roots - At level 30 you get another major glyph. I go with this glyph for 2 reasons. The first is a complete lack of options. There isn't a better glyph in my opinion. Second, even if you don't root often there will be times you need to root. This way the roots will hold a little longer.
- 30-32: Lunar Guidance 3/3 - Once again I want to remind you that I didn't do any math specifically to evaluate the talents for a leveling build. However, my gut says that Lunar Guidance is better then Vengeance at the lower levels. The great thing about Lunar Guidance is that it will improve as you improve. Intelligence will be on almost all of your gear upgrades and you will get some each time you ding.
- 33-34: Vengeance 4/5 - See, I told you we would be back. However, I still don't max it out for the same reasons as before.
- 35-37: Moonfury 3/3 - Your standard DPS increasing talent. This is a great talent.
- 38-39: Balance of Power 2/2 - Some of you may be a little surprised by this choice. Many people view Balance of Power as a raiding talent because they don't think you need hit while leveling. That is not necessarily true. You have a base 5% chance to miss a mob that is the same level as you. So, if you tend to fight mobs that are close to your level or higher this is a great talent. If you tend to fight mobs that are 2 or more levels below you will get less out of it.
- 40: Moonkin Form 1/1 - WOOT!!! Now you get to walk around looking like a chicken. The benefits of this talent are obvious, and I expect this is the reason most people choose this tree.
- 41-43: Improved Moonkin Form 3/3 - Another great talent. As I said before Haste is a great leveling stat. On top of that you also will get additional Spell Power from your spirit now. Like Int you will be picking up a lot of spirit from gear and you also pick up some just by dinging.
- 44: Vengeance 5/5 - We finally max out this talent, and it's really a good time to also. You now have a 9% crit chance from talents alone, and should have a decent amount from stats. Vengeance is starting to be more affective.
- 45-49: Wrath of Cenarius 5/5 - I debate placing this one here a little bit. For this talent to be affective you have to have a decent amount of spell power, and there isn't a lot of it as you level up. That said, I have notice more of it now when I level my Mage and Shaman than when I leveled my Druid. On top of that we have quite a bit of Spell Power from Int and Spirit. It's a decent damage increase at this point, but will get a lot better when you get all of the great gear in Outland.
- 50: Glyph: Glyph of Unburdened Rebirth - You pick up another minor glyph slot at level 50. If you don't group you won't use this one much, but it is the only glyph that every max level druid should have. Not having to pick up reagents is great and there aren't any better glyphs.
- 50-52: Owlkin Frenzy 3/3 - Primarily a PvP talent, Owlkin Frenzy has some benefits for leveling as well. If you're a Nuker like me, then it will provide a little extra damage, pushback resistance, and now will give you some mana. All of these are great things.
- 53: Force of Nature 1/1 - Your Trents are a bit of a situational ability. I don't use them a lot while leveling, but there are times when I find them very useful. In my experience, many of the group quests in WoW are soloable if you do them correctly and there are always those quests that are a little tougher then expected. I like popping my trents on the mob so that they can hold aggro for a few seconds and get a little extra DPS off.
- 54: Typhoon 1/1 - Another situational ability. If you've followed me for a while you know I don't like this talent for raiding, but I found it very useful leveling from 70-80. We've all had those times when we got a little over our head with the number of mobs we pulled. If you get into one of those tough situations, the knockback on Typhoon can save your life.
- 55-57: Earth and Moon 3/3 - Another standard DPS increasing talent. The benefits are obvious.
In my experience, with all of my alts, there seems to be a point where you've picked up all of the great talents, and nothing else you can pick really seems to matter. This is that point in the Balance tree. There are still some good talents left but you've picked up all of the heavy hitters. From here on out my choices are going to be a lot more debatable. Feel free to change the order or choose some different talents. I don't think you would be hurting yourself much if at all.
- 58-62: Furor 5/5 - A decent talent that will give you more Int and therefore a little bit spell power, crit , and mana. The main reason to pick up this talent is to advance higher in the Resto tree.
- 63-64: Improved Mark of the Wild 2/2 - Pretty much the same as Furor. It gives you a few more base stats that help in several ways, but the main thing is advancing in the tree.
- 65-67: Natural Shapeshifter 3/3 - Not a good talent but it is a prereq for Master Shapeshifter, and it gets you to the next tier of the tree.
- 68-69: Master Shapeshifter 2/2 - A good solid DPS increase.
- 70: Glyphs: Glyph of Dash or Glyph of the Wild - To quote a lolcat: Minor glyphs are minor. I doesn't matter which one you pick or if you pick one at all, but these seem to be the most popular.
- 70: Omen of Clarity 1/1 - The best mana conservation talent we have for just a single point.
- 71-73: Dreamstate 3/3 - More mana = Less down time. Some of you may be thinking: "Wait! You told us that Intensity was better than Dreamstate 6 months ago. What gives?" That is true. Intensity is the better regen talent for raiders, but this is primarily due to raid buffs and the amount of spirit available from raid gear. A leveler is unlikely to have those buffs or stats from gear. Therefore Dreamstate is better in this situation.
- 74-76: Intensity 3/3 - More mana = Less down time. Dreamstate may be better for leveling but Intensity is still good.
- 77: Insect Swarm 1/1 - I still don't like DoTs for leveling, but it can have it uses. If you're running instances or pulling large packs of mobs then it could be helpful.
- 78-80: Improved Insect Swarm 3/3 - Its the last talent I pick for leveling so that just shows how important I think it is for leveling. Again, it could be helpful if you're running instances.
- 80: Glyph: At level 80 you pick up another Major glyph but I expect you'll be abandoning your leveling build soon. I don't know what the best glyphs are for PvP but for Raiding I suggest Starfire, Moonfire, and Insect Swarm.
- Nature's Focus - This is probably the most controversial omission. I stated three times how great pushback resistance is and I skip a talent with pushback resistance. I skipped it for a couple of reasons. First, it's in the Resto tree. You'll notice I didn't put any points in the resto tree until level 58. That's because I wanted to get all of the great talents in the Balance tree. Second, the glyph already provides some pushback resistance. Not enough bang for the buck. I could definitely see putting two points here instead of Imp MotW though.
- Genesis - A horrible Moonkin talent. It's a minor buff to our DoTs and DoTs are a minor part of our DPS. The only this talent is here is for Resto Druids to advance farther in the balance tree.
- Improved Moonfire - Since I don't like DoTs for leveling I passed this talent up. However, this is a nice talent if you use Moonfire regularly and it is un glyphed.
- Brambles - A good talent that doesn't do much for my style of play. I don't root much and the buff to thorns and trents is fairly minor. However, I don't see any problem with picking this talent instead of Nature's Grace.
- Improved Faerie Fire - Great raiding talent, but useless for leveling. There is no point in wasting the GCD to cast it.
- Eclipse - Again, great raiding talent, but not great for leveling. There's just too much downtime between pulls for this talent to be really effective.
- Gale Winds - I'm not big on AoE leveling, therefore this talent has little use for me. However, if you like to use AoE while leveling you will probably want to pick up this talent.
- Starfall - Situationally useful, but most of the time it's a liability. There is no way to control who it hits and its range is deceptively large. However, it is great if you want to pull a large group of mobs.


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This is a video about Noam Chomsky. In it, he has some very interesting ideas about the U.S. and what is going on now. Very timely! (It is in two parts.)
"Power and Terror: Noam Chomsky in Our Times"
This is from 2002, but it really tells it like it is. Why is this guy still alive?
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Also see this one: Chalmers Johnson on Speaking Freely
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This is about the USS Liberty and how Israel attacked it and the US covered it up. The US had a atomic bomb on the way to Cairo...
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Also, see this video. Click on the second hour, 6/8/12. They have two crew members from the USS Liberty on, really telling it like it is. Lots of good information.
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While State Department officials and historians converge on Washington this week to discuss the 1967 war in the Middle East, I am compelled to speak out about one of U.S. history's most shocking cover-ups.
On June 8, 1967, Israel attacked our proud naval ship -- the USS Liberty -- killing 34 American servicemen and wounding 172. Those men were then betrayed and left to die by our own government.
U.S. military rescue aircraft were recalled -- not once, but twice -- through direct intervention by the Johnson administration. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's cancellation of the Navy's attempt to rescue the Liberty, which I confirmed from the commanders of the aircraft carriers America and Saratoga, was the most disgraceful act I witnessed in my entire military career.
To add insult to injury, Congress, to this day, has failed to hold formal hearings on Israel's attack on this American ship. No official investigation of the attack has ever permitted the testimony of the surviving crew members.
A 1967 investigation by the Navy, upon which all other reports are based, has now been fully discredited as a cover-up by its senior attorney. Capt. Ward Boston, in a sworn affidavit, recently revealed that the court was ordered by the White House to cover up the incident and find that Israel's attack was "a case of mistaken identity."
Some distinguished colleagues and I formed an independent commission to investigate the attack on the USS Liberty. After an exhaustive review of previous reports, naval and other military records, including eyewitness testimony from survivors, we recently presented our findings on Capitol Hill. They include:
Israeli reconnaissance aircraft closely studied the Liberty during an eight-hour period prior to the attack, one flying within 200 feet of the ship. Weather reports confirm the day was clear with unlimited visibility. The Liberty was a clearly marked American ship in international waters, flying an American flag and carrying large U.S. Navy hull letters and numbers on its bow.
Despite claims by Israeli intelligence that they confused the Liberty with a small Egyptian transport, the Liberty was conspicuously different from any vessel in the Egyptian navy. It was the most sophisticated intelligence ship in the world in 1967. With its massive radio antennae, including a large satellite dish, it looked like a large lobster and was one of the most easily identifiable ships afloat.
Israel attempted to prevent the Liberty's radio operators from sending a call for help by jamming American emergency radio channels.
Israeli torpedo boats machine-gunned lifeboats at close range that had been lowered to rescue the most-seriously wounded.
As a result, our commission concluded that:
There is compelling evidence that Israel's attack was a deliberate attempt to destroy an American ship and kill her entire crew.
In attacking the USS Liberty, Israel committed acts of murder against U.S. servicemen and an act of war against the United States.
The White House knowingly covered up the facts of this attack from the American people.
The truth continues to be concealed to the present day in what can only be termed a national disgrace.
What was Israel's motive in launching this attack? Congress must address this question with full cooperation from the National Security Agency, the CIA and the military intelligence services.
The men of the USS Liberty represented the United States. They were attacked for two hours, causing 70 percent of American casualties, and the eventual loss of our best intelligence ship.
These sailors and Marines were entitled to our best defense. We gave them no defense.
Did our government put Israel's interests ahead of our own? If so, why? Does our government continue to subordinate American interests to Israeli interests? These are important questions that should be investigated by an independent, fully empowered commission of the American government.
The American people deserve to know the truth about this attack. We must finally shed some light on one of the blackest pages in American naval history. It is a duty we owe not only to the brave men of the USS Liberty, but to every man and woman who is asked to wear the uniform of the United States.
Admiral Thomas Moorer was Commander-in-Chief US Atlantic Fleet in June, 1967, when Liberty was attacked. He then served as Chief of Naval Operations from 1967 to 1970 and as Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1970 to 1977. In 2003 he formed the Independent Commission of Inquiry with Rear Admiral Merlin Staring, former judge advocate general of the Navy; Ambassador James Akins, former U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia; and General Ray Davis, former assistant commandant of the Marine Corps. For complete findings and the sworn affidavit of Capt. Ward Boston, see The Moorer Findings at http://www.ussliberty.org/moorerfindings.htm
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