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Wyckoff Breast Augmentation Doctors and Reviews
Pedy Ganchi, MD
20 reviews
Ridgewood Plastic Surgeon
Ridgewood, NJ |
9 answers |
Pedy Ganchi, MD
20 reviews
Ridgewood Plastic Surgeon
Ridgewood, NJ |
9 answers |
98% of Wyckoff reviewers said Breast Augmentation was worth it
"Been Wanting This for Years! -..."
Im 18 years old,111 pounds and standing tall at 5"0! A couple of years ago I weighed 145 pounds and had DD'S. I was ecstatic about loosing the weight & happy with my body, minus my breasts. I've been left with low, squishy, unflattering boobs with excess skin. The breast tissue does not sit high on my chest and my nipples don't point upward but down. The left one is a little smaller than the... more
"Breast Augmentation - New York, NY"
Given that this was my first surgery ever, I had no idea what i was going into and they provided me references of people who have had the procedure done to speak to. I am 4 weeks post-op and really happy with my results. I just got measured yesterday and I am the size that i wanted to be. more
"Friendly Surgeon, Perfect Results -..."
So all this is great, but worthless if he isn't as talented as he is amicable, but he was! The surgery went without a hitch and was surprisingly painless. The recovery was equally quick and pain free. His suggestions of size and location of incision resulted in a pair of perfect breasts. They are perfectly even - he had to use two different sized implants to achieve that - and have almost no... more
Hi everyone I'm 29 with a 2yr old son. I've always wanted breast implants but after having my son and breast feeding him I want them even more. I've never felt good about wearing certain tops and bikinis. I'm 5'5 143lbs and I wear a 36a. I'm looking to go up to a C cup. I'll be getting 350cc's silicone gel implants under the muscle moderate plus profile Areola incision. I'm really happy about... more
"Filled with Excitement and Nervous -..."
At consult I spoke with PS and he felt I would do well with 325 cc silicone GellP under muscle to full me in and give me a natural look. Oh a little about me I'm 5' 4'' 130 lbs currently I wear 34b padded vs bras always....lol.and I went to post op yesterday and told him I think I would like to go a little bigger 34 D and he said I have a small frame and doesn't want me to look fake so WA will... more
"I Am SO Happy and Thankful! -..."
I always dreamed about having breast augmentation but was scared of not finding the right doctor. I am now 3 weeks post-op and couldn't be happier!!!! He did such a perfect job, I am so thankful for having found him!!!! Everything was way beyond my expectations!!! The size is perfect, they look amazing!!! And my recovery was super fast without any pain. My only big regret is not having this... more
"Extremely Happy with Breast..."
Prior to consulting with Dr. Salzberg, I had 2 breast lifts with another plastic surgeon. About a year after the first surgery, my breasts "dropped". I had a revision done in which the surgeon attempted to create a new inframammary fold with my own breast tissue and muscle. This did not hold and a year later, my breasts had sagged even lower than before. It was then that a friend recommended... more
"New Boobs..worries over Size? Only..."
Finally decided to take a leap and do something for myself, albeit significant and costly. I am a married mom of 3 kids 5 years old and under. I breastfed/pumped for each about 2-3 months. I am now a very deflated 34B. I am 5'6" and 118lbs. I've done a lot of research to now know my ribcage measurement is 29" and breast width diameter (bwd) is somewhere between 13.3-13.9. I am having silicone... more
"Beautiful Job on Breast Augmentation..."
I started off as a 32B, and ended up going with 300cc silicone implants, through the areola, under the muscle. The day of surgery and the few days after surgery were rough, however that is to be expected. After surgery, I am a 32DD, but look like a 32 C. The look and feel is perfect. Dr. Engler did a phenomenal job. I couldn't be happier with the results, they exceeded my greatest... more
"Excellent Breast Surgeon - New York, NY"
My breasts were always small and I wanted implants since high school. When I turned 18 I startedt o seriously look into this. It tok a few years to get my courage and after my 21st birthday I decided taht this was going to happen. I researced surgeons for over 6 months and decided on Dr. Schulman even before I went for my consultation. He didn't disappoint with the results. I had saline... more
"Life Changing Experience - New York, NY"
A few months ago I finally decided to get a breast augmentation done. After losing some weight my breasts started looking worse than usual (I had a condition that's called tuberous breasts.) Here's what he did: 350cc silicone implants, tuberous breast deformity repair and left breast lift. The price was above what the average breast augmentation surgery costs in NYC but I couldn't be more... more
"The Self-worth & Confidence I Gained..."
Motivation: I was a 34A cup with a wider bottom "half." My body type stats: 5'6"/130lbs at time of surgery/ size 6 pants. I ALWAYS felt self conscious about my body and it deterred me from even being sexually active at times. I hated swimsuit season, and hid in my clothes because I was so ashamed, felt worthless about what I looked like. Serious confidence issues. Outcome: Sheer... more
"Saline Implants 12 Years Old and..."
First, I want to say I've been reading this website for a few years. I've considered facelifts and injections--and consult realself for nearly every cosmetic concern. Now, I'm finally participating. Thank you everyone for your stories and advice! Twelve years ago I made the decision to get my implants. I had literally wanted them since the age of ten. I was always self conscious about my... more
The surgery itself wasn't scary or nerve wrecking. The anesthesia was administered and I was knocked out before I knew it, and I woke up to a new body. Although I was extremely lethargic after waking up, I could tell that I was being taken care of. Dr. Engler and his staff made sure that I would be in good hands when I was being picked up to go home. The recovery period wasn't as bad as... more
Apparently every woman says this, but I REALLY needed them to look real, for personal and work reasons. I almost didn't want to get the procedure if I didn't find a doctor who could do that, and if you saw my breasts you'd know what a big statement that is. My kids trashed my boobs, all the tissue was gone and only skin was left. No one wants empty saggy breasts, but I'm 30 and attractive so... more
"New Page With Results! (under "my..."
Hey girls! so my surgery is in less than a week its this friday!! im super excited and im just trying to be as positive as possible... i decided to go with Dr. Anthony Berlet who is located in north jersey. i love his work i have seen and he is just easy to talk too... i went in for my consulation two weeks ago and explained to him that i wanted bigger boobs (obviously) lol i said i wanted a... more
"My Breast Augmentation - New York, NY"
I am 27 years old and have never been happy with my "A" cup breasts. My insecurity took over a big part of my life. To give you an idea, if I were in a locker room I would not change my shirt in the presence of others and I would not leave my house without a padded bra that would give the illusion that I had bigger breasts than I actually had. I knew having breast augmentation would be the... more
"Amazing Results! - New York, NY"
My story is a little different that some of the others. I was always pretty happy with my breasts, and never thought seriously about getting implants. However, as I got older, I began to think that if my breasts started to sag significantly once I hit late 40s/50s, I would probably get implants. One day, it finally hit me that, heck I was already in my 40s so why wait much longer. more
"The Best Plastic Surgeon - New York, NY"
The surgery went smoothly and the recovery was great. However, during my third week post op appointment, Dr. Schulman spotted a light bruise underneath my right breast and he told me that was an old hematoma and should be removed to decrease future risk of complications. Being out of the surgery just three weeks, I did not want to go back there (I felt fine and the bruise would go away). He... more
"I Should Have Done This Sooner -..."
I was very scared to have my boobs done because i had never had a surgery in my life. I had many questions and concerns during the whole process. I am so glad I decided to go with Dr. F (he was one of four dr. I interviewed to do my surgery) because he answered all my question and made me feel so comfortable. My biggest challenge during the whole process was to trust a stranger with my life... more
"Worth the Trip to NYC - New York, NY"
I live almost two hours outside NYC. Over this past summer, I began to seriously contemplate getting a breast augmentation, something that I had thought about for a long time. I am a college student and still live at home with my mom and we discussed it together and both agreed that it was something that could boost my self-esteem greatly. I almost felt like less of a women because I had such... more
"How Important Choosing the Right..."
After discussing the questions I had, Dr. Engler decided to give me 225 or 250cc on my surgery day and he would choose the size whichever fit me the best. I was kind of apprehensive about the sizes he suggested because i thought they were too small, but after he explained to me that since my chest was literally flat, I have a small frame(5"01, 100 pd) and I wanted a natural looking result,... more
"Best Doctor In NYC - New York, NY"
At his suggestion, I would undergo periareolar ( nipple) incisions which I am still ecstatic about . After waking up from my procedure I was able to walk out of the office comfortably. I had no side effects or complications. I even had sensation in my nipples the first night! There was absolutely no pain, discomfort or bruising. I was given prescriptions to manage any pain, but never wound up... more
"I Am a Small 32B and Want to Go to a..."
I currently wear a size 32B bra and it fits but I do not completely fill it out. I am wanting to go to a full C cup and do NOT want a D. I am very thin. 120 lbs and 5'7. I think a D will not look good, or natural on my frame. I have selected highly cohesive gel implants under the muscle. Please let me know what CCs you suggest to get me to my goal of a full C. I am very confused as I have... more
"Breast Augmentation with Dr. Vitolo..."
My implants looked exactly the way Dr. Vitolo said they would. I chose saline implants and had them placed under the muscle. Before surgery I was a 36A and am now a 36B/C. The pain after surgery however was the worst I'd ever felt and it lasted three months. I was able to return to work a week later and continue work out routine 3 months later. have no visible scars and all in all, I am... more
"5 Stars? More Like 6 for Dr. Engler..."
I am 48 years old and I finally felt financially secure and self confident enough to move forward with breast augmentation, something I had wanted for years. My sister had hers done 12 years ago but her doctor retired. The surgery (my first ever) was comfortable and quick. Recovery was a short week of just some stiffness, no real pain. more
"Mommy Makeover. No Words to Express..."
I thought long and hard about the decision to have plastic surgery done and my only regret now is that I did not have it done sooner. I was extremely obese for 20 years and carried most of the weight around my abdomen. In 2004 I accomplished a 100 pound weight loss by low carb dieting, and after keeping the weight off for two years, I decided to have a full tummy tuck and breast augmentation.... more
"Sept 28 is the DAY! - Wayne, NJ"
Hi ladies I have a question. Today I went for my preop appt. and decided on 600cc saline mp. I am 5'2 approx 117 to120lbs. My chest measurement is approx 14.5 and I am currently a size A. Please give me some feedback on the size I have chosen. I am feeling maybe I should go to about 550cc! Do you think I can get away with the 600cc implant. I am a mommy of 2 babies and I don't want to look... more
"I LOVE my Results! - New York, NY"
I am from South Florida, which has a plethora of plastic surgeons from which to choose. From the moment I had decided that I was going to have a breast augmentation, I knew the most important factor for me was finding a doctor that was experienced, trustworthy, and one of the best in the industry. I knew when I found Dr. Alan Engler, that he met and surpassed all of my criteria. Despite... more
"Amazing outcome - New York, NY"
Would you like to know why you should go to Doctor E? Well let me tell you. I had been researching breast augmentation since the age of 13, (that's more than 10 years now) I knew I really wanted fuller breasts and I am so glad I waited I could have not imagined a better Dr., a better experience and such a great outcome. Have you ever looked online endlessly for hours at before and after... more
"Possible cc :/ I guess not ;)"
I have decided to have my BA done with DR. Eliot Heller. I've been told that I have fibroid cystic breast disease and I'm a bit nervous bc I'm not sure how having a BA would affect my procedure. I'm 5 '6 1/2 and 138-140 lbs small 34 B Going under the muscle, Perlareolar incision , silicone implants. I've always had self esteem issues about my small bust. I've chosen Dr. Elliot M... more
"Going Soon & Scared and Excited! -..."
So I'm going to my breast implants very very soon. My doctor decided to go under the muscle 450cc and 475cc. Ones slightly smaller than the other. Anyways I'm a little nervous.. But they should be awesome. He's work looks good, and he seems by confident about what he's doing. I'm looking for a D. I was a small C but lost weight and now I'm a deflated b.. Very sad. My boyfriend is very support... more
"So Excited, Yet So Nervous! -..."
I'm not really sure where to begin, this is a really new experience(blogging): Since I was about 14 and came to the full realization that my breasts were not really developing in comparison to the other girls around me, I have been considering having this procedure done. I want to feel like a woman, instead of a 12 year old girl. I am incredibly nervous for so many reasons. My number one... more
"Best Breasts! - Rye Brook, NY"
I had wanted a breast augmentation for years and to be honest I wish I would have received the procedure sooner and am so happy that I finally made the decision to go through with it. The confidence that I feel now is irreplaceable and the results were immediate. The amount of pain and discomfort was very minimal in fact I was pleasantly surprised that it only lasted about a day. I was up and... more
"Bringin' Sexy Back - Central New Jersey"
A change of heart ... My breast augmentation surgery is set for April 24 2012. I was asked to share my story and since I'm not much of a blog person, I was uncomfortable sharing my experiences. Now, I think that's not fair, there are women out there right now in the same position. This can be a scary process leading up to surgery. I am a competitive athlete, tall and thin with very... more
"Excellent Experience - from..."
I decided (at 50 - better late than never!) that after losing 40 pounds working hard at the gym, my chest needed a little boost! I did lots of research and decided to 'go for it'....I'm thrilled with the results and only regret that I didn't do this for myself sooner! Also, had my eyelids treated at the same time - it's only been two weeks, but the results are great..now I... more
"Amazing experience - Bronx, NY"
I have always had small breasts, and I have worn crazy padded bras since I was in 8th grade. I went from stuffing them with scrunchies, to socks to now just gel inserts and cutlets when necessary. I am 5'5, and about 120 pounds. I have wide hips that honestly look really nice and shapely and I would just love to have a womanly, voluptuous and sexy figure on the top and the bottom. I can... more
For confidence! After long consideration, I decided to get breast implants. It was definitely not an easy decision since I haven't had any kind of surgery before. Plus, I didn't even have a stitch on my body. The easiest part of the whole process was selecting the right plastic surgeon. I did a lot of research, spent a lot of time in front of my laptop and took a lot of notes... more
"The Doctor That You Should Choose -..."
To be completely confident with my body. I am now 2 weeks post-op, and I have to say that Dr.Engler is a master at his craft. My previously small and uneven breasts now look even, and they already feel and look natural, as if these were the perfect breasts that I was supposed to be born with. more
"Job Well Done! - New York, NY"
I had been thinking about breast augmentation for many years before seeing Dr. Engler. When the time finally came to get the procedure done I had no doubts about going to Dr. Engler because I knew several people that had gone to him. During the consultation I came with questions and they were welcomed by the Dr. It really put me at ease that he was so open and honest with me about all of my... more
I was super nervous about the procedure as I had been warned against getting it done for several reasons. I was told that I could not just get the augmentation and that I would also need a lift to correct the ptosis before getting it. I found a doctor that had done amazing work in patients with mild to severe ptosis with just augmentation alone. I set my appointment (I also needed a... more
"Best Decision Ever Made - New York, NY"
I once had very large breasts naturally and after they shrunk by themselves they deflated and didn't look very nice. Dr heller did a great job in lifting them and doing a little implant so I can get that perkiness back. I'm so glad I made the decision to go with dr heller. more
"Breast Augmentation - Wayne, NJ"
After having a baby in 2006, i felt my breasts started to sag a little..losing a lot of weight didn't help the matter. i felt i needed to feel good about my body again. and, i made the the best decision.. Dr. Ganchi is a GREAT doctor... I had the surgery late August 2011 and I am SO PLEASED with the work that I had done and I feel like a new person. The procedure had no... more
My breasts never really developed and I felt they were very disproportionate to the rest of my body. After years of wanting larger breasts and feeling uncomfortable in certain clothing, bathing suits, and intimate settings, I decided to stop living life ruled by my insecurities and do something to change them. Surgery went perfectly. I was given a lollipop when I woke, was helped... more
"Best Plastic Surgeon in the..."
After losing 30 pounds, I wanted to return to my natural size. The silicone implant surgery results are amazing. Very natural and very difficult to tell I ever had surgery! more
I was very insecure, unhappy with my appearance. My breasts were a "AA" & extremely uneven. I would cry, often, not to mention, take forever to find the right bra & shirt to wear, so, I would look "normal." I wanted to have the surgery but maintain what I thought was an athletic build. My only concern was not to look fake. After yrs. of being unhappy &... more
"Breast Augmentation - New York, NY"
This is not a sales pitch! this is my story! I had ugly breasts. As if ugly was not enough, they were also very different. They were small, (34A), but Size was the least of my problems. One of them even had a hideous scar from a previous surgery..just to give you an idea. You will probably see my before/after pics at some point. So, I went to see three surgeons. I verbalized my... more
My boobs were saggy & deflated (34C/D) from nursing 3 kids and losing a lot of weight. To avoid the scars, I didn't want a breast lift even though I was a prime candidate. I just wanted fuller, bigger, lifted-looking breasts. I went to 4 doctors for consultations. Two actively discouraged implants without a lift (said I wouldn't get the results I sought) and two were more... more
"Satisfied and Happy - Paramus, NJ"
I was unhappy with how I looked in my clothes and what I saw in the mirror as a result from weight lost and breast feeding. I also think it began to affect my confidence level. I love my results. more
I'm 5 days post op and I couldn't be happier with my results/recovery so far! I've had no bruising, minimal swelling, no pain just some soreness. more
I wanted to feel better about myself. I had a breast augmentation and lift and I love the results. more
"I Love my New Breasts - Paramus, NJ"
I decided on breast augmentation because i wanted to improve my self image. Before surgery my breasts were not proportionate at all to my body. My results have exceeded my expectations. This was a major decision for me and im so glad I chose my Dr. more
"Had Breast Implants for 10 Years. 2..."
Got implants 10 years ago. textured. 3 years ago, the right one ruptured. (saline), 2 weeks ago, the same side ruptured again. I had surgery 9/9/10, and had the implant removed and a new one put in. the implant company paid for the implant. went to doc's thursday, the16th to have stitches removed. turned out i had a massive infection and the implant had to be removed, and now i have no... more
"Uneven Breast Augmentation (300cc..."
I got it done because I never developed any chest.There was no pain at all until the stitches were removed. I have a lot of back pain but that's about it. The good thing now is that I can wear whatever I want and I have a chest now.I've had a breast augmentation five days ago and it's been looking perfect and aligned perfectly until I had to go back to take the stitches out and the doctor had... more
"Breast Lift/ Augmentation Combination!"
Choosing the right doctor is so important for this procedure...the breast lift/ augmentation is considered one of the most difficult procedures a plastic surgeon encounters... My doctor(see above!) was so helpful in the planning of my surgery...he let me know what would look the most natural and yet listened to my desires..it was obvious that he cared about having a great result as much... more
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The International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), established in 1993 by Austria and Switzerland, is an international organisation that works in migration-related fields. Although ICMPD has a European basis, it carries out its activities throughout the world, including in Europe, Africa, Central Asia, the Middle East and South America. Through its six Competence Centres, ICMPD provides its 15 Member States and numerous partners with in-depth knowledge and expertise in dealing with the phenomena of migration. It does so through using a holistic 3-pillar approach: research, capacity building and migration dialogues.
2013 is an important year for ICMPD, as it marks the 20th anniversary of the organisation. To celebrate ICMPD's major achievements and look back on its successful journey over the last 20 years, ICMPD will hold several events, including a key event in Vienna on 7 November 2013. This event will bring together high-level government officials, practitioners, eminent scholars, as well as representatives from international organisations, EU institutions and the media. The overarching theme of the celebration will be "migration governance in the past - visions for the future". This theme is also the focus of the project "Ten Observations on the Future of Migration in Europe - Costs, Benefits and Policy Responses" that ICMPD will carry out in 2013. The project will be the backbone of the anniversary, providing a basis for the 20th anniversary commemorative publication produced in late 2013 and for the key event in November.
ICMPD Participates at International Conference on Combating Illegal Migration
ICMPD Eastern Dimension Director, Mr. Martijn Pluim, and the Prague Process Secretariat participated in the international conference "Combating Illegal Migration: Actual calls, operational experience and interaction of modern conditions" held in Minsk, Belarus, on 25–26 April 2013.
Training on Effective Interrogation Takes Place
34 border guards and police officers from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine participated in the Regional Training on Technical and Tactical Interrogation under the Eastern Partnership – IBM Flagship Initiative Training Project (EaP IBM FIT).

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Professor of Law
Director, Justice Action
Director, Economic Justice Project of the Justice Action
Coeditor, Clinical Research Institute
Richard D. Marsico teaches clinical courses at New York Law School. His work has included representing community groups campaigning for local development to bring housing and jobs to needy people and to increase banking and financial opportunities in poor and minority neighborhoods.
A Westchester native, Professor Marsico went to college in the Bronx, where he got his B.A., summa cum laude, from Fordham University, along with a healthy sense of the possibilities for community development in low-income neighborhoods.
"I've always been interested in antipoverty efforts and civil rights," he says. "In law school, I developed an interest in community-based economic development as a way to fight poverty and discrimination. It's a combination of liberal politics and economic development."
During law school at Harvard, where he earned his J.D. magna cum laude, Professor Marsico learned the power of the law as a force for change. He took a clinical course where he worked with clients who needed his representation and where he could see the positive results of his efforts. He now teaches clinical courses, where he has supervised students representing clients on diverse issues including discrimination, community reinvestment, not-for-profit law, and political asylum. "With the asylum cases, for example, we've helped get political refugees and their families here and we get good citizens in the process," he says, explaining the satisfaction in working with clinic clients.
"They fled here because of what we stand for and now they hope to be good residents and good citizens."
Professor Marsico's scholarship now focuses on the Community Reinvestment Act, and he has just published a book about this obscure, but crucial, federal law that promotes economic development in impoverished communities. He is examining ways to encourage banks to make loans to businesses and residents of these low-income neighborhoods without encouraging predatory lending at high interest rates and harsh terms. He has written and lectured extensively in the field, focusing on low-income and minority borrowers. His published research includes a survey on patterns of home mortgage lending to low-income and minority communities in the New York metropolitan area.
Now, as Director of the Justice Action Center, Professor Marsico is shaping the school's efforts to use law's constructive power as a tool of justice and social welfare. He brings extensive practical experience to the Justice Action Center, having worked as a staff attorney in the Civil Division of the Legal Aid Society in the Bronx and as law clerk to the Honorable Shirley Wohl Kram of the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York.
Professor Marsico is married to an attorney who serves as a town justice and a hearing examiner for New York State. They have three children.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The second-ranked Newberry Wolves closed out a strong second day at the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals with a 24-12 win over the fifth-ranked Upper Iowa Peacocks to claim fifth place in the tournament at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on Sunday afternoon.
Newberry is now 11-1 on the season entering the Super Region One Duals, which the Wolves will host on Jan. 25-26. The Wolves went 4-1 in Illinois, with the four wins marking the most in a single year at the National Duals in any of the Wolves' five trips.
No. 5 Jeff Vesta at 125-pounds was Newberry's only 5-0 wrestler for the entire tournament, finishing off his weekend with a pin of Tanner Schmidt at the 6:26 mark to give Newberry the quick 6-0 lead. Vesta allowed only two total points in his five matches, with the two points coming on a takedown against Kutztown in a bout he would win by pinfall.
Nick Lankford at 133-pounds appeared in four matches on the weekend, winning all of them. His 8-2 decision over UIU's Mitch Funk put Newberry up 9-0 and gave the freshman a 4-0 mark in his first National Duals action.
No. 2 B.J. Young at 141-pounds pushed Newberry's lead to 12-0 with a 7-2 decision over Matt Paulus and No. 8 Deral Brown at 149-pounds. took a 4-1 decision from Jordan Rinken to make it 15-0.
No. 5 Taylor Knapp at 157-pounds had been beaten by the Peacocks' No. 2 Bryce Lumzy by fall in the semifinals of the Midwest Classic in December, but Knapp exacted revenge with an 8-1 decision to put Newberry up 18-0 at the halfway point.
An upset at 165-pounds gave Upper Iowa its first dual points, when No. 5 Wade Gobin pinned No. 2 Blake Ridenour at the 1:44 mark to narrow the Wolves' lead to 18-6. That upset was followed with another at 174-pounds, when UIU's No. 7 Blake Sorensen took a 7-4 decision from No. 3 Travis Sheehy to cut the lead to 18-9.
At 184-pounds, Jared Holliday earned a 4-0 decision over Brock Gobin, making it a 21-9 lead, meaning the Peacocks could tie with a pair of pins. At 197-pounds, UIU lined up the No. 1 wrestler in the country at that class in Carl Broghammer, but Braden Carter lost by an 8-2 decision to make it 21-12 and clinch a win for Newberry. Matt Wade earned an 11-6 decision over Jeremy Brazil to give Newberry wins in seven of the 10 bouts and end the Wolves' tournament on a high note.
Newberry is now 15-6 all-time in five appearances at the National Duals. Despite the fifth place performance, it is the fourth year of the five in which Newberry suffered only one defeat at the prestigious team tournament.
Wolves crush No. 20 Kutztown 45-0
The No. 2 Newberry Wolves jumped out to a quick start and used a pair of dramatic late finishes to put the closing touches on a 45-0 shutout of the No. 20 Kutztown Golden Bears in the consolation semifinals of the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on Sunday morning.
Vesta needed just two minutes to pin Nick Lamoreaux, followed by a pin at the 2:24 mark byLankford in the 133-pound bout.
Young won by forfeit at 141 lbs. to put Newberry up 18-0 in a hurry.
Deral Brown took an 11-4 decision from Mitch Voelker and 157-pounder Seiji Borja earned an 8-2 decision over Jackson Stabile to make it 24-0. Davis Bagwell pinned Justin Heller at the 2:50 mark of the 165-pound bout to stretch the lead to 30-0.
The Golden Bears kept the remaining bouts close, but Newberry prevailed in every instance.
Sheehy eked out a 4-2 decision over Wade Rivera, Holliday benefitted from late cautions on his opponent to take a 6-5 decision over Giovanni Ortiz and Carterwon by forfeit to push the lead to 42-0.
Wade led going into the third period, but saw the tables turned and was trailing late before pulling a late reversal and nearfall to earn a 9-5 decision over Daniel Ortiz and clinch Newberry's third shutout of the season.
Newberry eliminates No. 1 Nebraska-Kearney from National Duals, 20-11
The No. 2-ranked Newberry Wolves and No. 1-ranked Nebraska-Kearney Lopers were not supposed to be meeting in Saturday's consolation bracket elimination match of the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals, but it was the Wolves who lived to wrestle another day with a 20-11 win at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on Saturday evening.
Vesta continued a great daystarting the dual with an 8-0 major decision over Jake Gentzler to give the Wolves a 4-0 lead. Vesta did not allow a single point in his three matches Saturday.
Lankford picked up a 10-5 decision over Ryan Bauer and Young eked out an 8-7 decision over Andrew Riedy to make it 10-0 in Newberry's favor.
At 149-pounds, a prime battle ensued but it was the Lopers' No. 1 Raufeon Stotts who emerged with a 5-3 decision over No. 8 Brown to give UNK its first win and narrow the deficit to 10-3. The Lopers cut it to 10-6 with an upset at 157-pounds., with Chase White taking a 10-3 decision over Knapp.
No. 2 Blake Ridenour picked up bonus points for the Wolves at 165-pounds with a 15-6 major decision over Chase Nelson, and Sheehy pushed Newberry's lead to 17-6 with a 7-5 decision over Brock Smith.
The Lopers would not go away though, even with the Wolves one bout away from clinching a win. Mark Fiala took a 3-1 decision over Mitch Brown in the second tiebreaker periodbout and No. 7 Matt Lenagh edged Joey Grisko at 197-pounds., 6-4. UNK was deducted a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct to make it a 17-11 Newberry lead, meaning the Lopers would need a pin just to get to the tiebreak criteria.
Wade made sure those criteria would never come into play, earning an 8-4 decision over Nick Bauman to clinch the match and keep the Wolves' trip to Illinois alive.
Wolves stunned by No. 7 Notre Dame (Ohio) in National Duals quarterfinals, 21-15
A pair of pins by No. 7 Notre Dame (Ohio) provided the difference as the Falcons upset the No. 2 ranked Newberry Wolves, 21-15, in the quarterfinals of the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on Saturday
Vesta earned a 2-0 decision in the second sudden victory period over Johnny Papesh. Lankford earned a 6-4 decision over Marty Carlson and Young took an 8-1 decision over No. 8 Maurice Miller to stake the Wolves to a 9-0 lead.
Deral Brown was tripped up 4-3 in the second tiebreaker period of the 149-pound bout , but Knapptook an 8-4 decision over No. 8 Jeffery Pelton to give Newberry a 12-3 lead at the halfway point.
NDC's comeback was boosted by No. 1 Joey Davis, who pinned Ridenour at the 5:21 mark, and Eric Burgey upset Sheehy to tie the dual at 12-all.
The Falcons took their first lead after 184-pounds when Charles Mason took a 6-3 decision from Mitch Brown but Grisko tied the match up at 15-all entering the final bout with his 6-0 decision over Brandonn Johnson.
Unfortunately for the Wolves, Wade was pinned by No. 5 Orlando Scales at the 1:43 mark of the heavyweight bout to send the Falcons to victory.
Wolves win over No. 19 Fort Hays State
Bonus point wins from nationally-ranked Deral Brown and Sheehy powered the No. 2 seed Newberry Wolves to a 28-9 win over the Fort Hays State Tigers in the first round of the NWCA/CliffKeen National Duals at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on Saturday morning.
Fifth-ranked 125-pounder Vesta started the Wolves out on the right foot with a 2-0 decision over Garrett Jones, followed up by Travis Laxton who had a near fall aid a 7-4 decision over Rory Wilkinson in his first action of the season.
Young was tripped up by No. 6 Charles Napier to the tune of a 6-3 defeat by decision to make Newberry's lead 6-3.
Deral Brown worked his way to a pin of Mitchell Means at the 5:23 mark of the bout to start a run of Newberry wins.
Knapp earned a 6-4 decision over No. 4 Derek Koehn and Ridenour held off Sam Thoman for a 4-2 decision.
Sheehy) powered his way to a 15-2 major decision over Josh Rodriguez to push Newberry's advantage to 22-3.
Mitch Brown was on the wrong end of a 6-2 decision to Zack Grimes and No.6 Tanner Kriss at 197-pounds took an 8-3 decision from Grisko to bring the Tigers to within 22-9, but Wade closed out the dual on a high note, earning a pin of John Close just 43 seconds into the heavyweight match.


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Iowa stuns Michigan State 19-16 in double OT
EAST LANSING (AP) — Kirk Ferentz would have been celebrating this win even if there wasn't a milestone at stake.
Ferentz won his 100th game as Iowa's coach Saturday when the Hawkeyes outlasted Michigan State 19-16 in double overtime. Mark Weisman ran for 116 yards and scored a tying touchdown in the final minute of regulation, and Mike Meyer kicked four field goals for Iowa.
"Whether it was 100th or 10th, this was a game I'll remember for a while, just because of the way the guys battled and stuck with it," said Ferentz, who has 112 victories overall.
Meyer kicked field goals in both overtimes, including a 42-yarder in the second that gave the Hawkeyes (4-2, 2-0 Big Ten) their first lead of the game. Iowa then won it when Andrew Maxwell's deflected pass was intercepted by Greg Castillo.
Le'Veon Bell ran for 140 yards and a touchdown for Michigan State, but the Spartans (4-3, 1-2) couldn't hold on late. Iowa drove 68 yards in nine plays and tied it at 13 on Weisman's 5-yard scoring run with 55 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
The Hawkeyes appeared to be in trouble late in the fourth when they faced second-and-26 from their own 16, but James Vandenberg found Keenan Davis single covered along the right sideline for a 35-yard gain.
"It was just an up route. Vandy threw a great ball," Davis said. "It was a play we had to make. Luckily we made it and it gave us a spark."
Weisman's 37-yard run on third-and-6 gave Iowa the ball at the Michigan State 8 and set up the tying TD, which also came on third down.
The teams traded short field goals in the first overtime. Michigan State could have won it with a touchdown in the second, but Maxwell's pass appeared to be tipped by defensive lineman Louis Trinca-Pasat. The ball then deflected off the hands of wide receiver Keith Mumphery and was intercepted by Castillo.
It was the first interception for Maxwell since he threw three in the season opener against Boise State. Continued...
Iowa has won two in a row since a loss to Central Michigan on Sept. 22. Michigan State beat Central Michigan 41-7 last month.
"You can't afford to look back," Ferentz said. "You learn from what you go through, good or bad, and we're going to have to do the same thing this week, because this one took a lot out of us."
Weisman hurt his right ankle on his touchdown, which ended up being his last carry of the afternoon.
On a rainy day at Spartan Stadium, Vandenberg threw an early interception when his pass was tipped by defensive lineman William Gholston and picked off by Denicos Allen.
Michigan State took over at the Iowa 26 and gave the ball to Bell four straight times. His 14-yard touchdown run made it 7-0.
The Hawkeyes trailed 10-0 in the second quarter when Jordan Cotton had a kickoff return for a touchdown nullified by an illegal block. Iowa still ended up with the ball near midfield and drove for a field goal.
Michigan State missed a chance to score in the final seconds of the half because of a farcical miscommunication. Maxwell completed a 19-yard pass to Mumphery to the Iowa 32 with 6 seconds left. The clock stopped momentarily because of the first down, but there was mass confusion among the Spartans, who needed only to stop the clock with a spike and bring their field-goal unit out.
Michigan State eventually got lined up — but Maxwell, the quarterback, was nowhere to be seen. Bell went to the line of scrimmage as if to take the snap himself, and Maxwell finally ran over from the sideline to the backfield, but the clock ran out.
"I was running down and saw the field-goal team running on, so I thought we were going to sneak in a quick field goal," Maxwell said. "So I ran off, and we had half the offense and half the field-goal team."
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Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said the next set of results on all retailers' and manufacturers' processed beef products could reveal further traces of horse meat. "There may well be more bad results coming through, that's the point of doing this random analysis," Mr Paterson said.
The results, ordered by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), are due on Friday, Mr Paterson said retailers have agreed plans to improve their food testing, adding that they hold the "ultimate responsibility" for making sure their products do not contain horse meat.
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A few looks at the interest check sections might give you some insight. I mean, if you haven't already lurked around there yet.
So this is just a topic I felt needs to be broached before I start any projects I intend to run on this 'site.
Most peoples tastes tend to run genre wise in different areas, but given communities gather people of various similar leanings I felt it would probably be a good idea to get a feel for this community.
Thus the question In a game, what do you tend to enjoy as far as settings, themes, and genres?
Do you prefer action, drama? Established settings such as Harry Potter or Nasu, or do you prefer to experience original creations spun from the GMs mind? Do you like the apocalyptic survivalist sort of things, where every choice is potentially risky, or do you prefer the High Fantasy setting with epic heroes and grand tales? What place does romance have in telling a good story? Is it necessary for you have some of it for realism in detailing the human (or what have you) condition?
Answer me oh members of this site... I need your feedback :P
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A few looks at the interest check sections might give you some insight. I mean, if you haven't already lurked around there yet.
Oh I have lurked and what I have seen so far has been pretty varied. Hard to get a lock onto any solid thread that binds everything together from what I can gather. The only real thing I can tell genre wise is that anime/manga is fairly popular but beyond that... not much.
Everything is found around this place. Fandoms and original content, fantasy and realism, science fiction and medieval, historical and modern. You could post an interest check for any kind of genre and setting and it's guaranteed that within a short time someone will find it and take interest in it.
Everyone really likes roleplaying here, regardless of the genres or settings.
^ Basically this.
To me it seems you're trying too hard to create a crowd pleaser that the majority of the thread will enjoy. But you don't need to. RPG is varied enough, and large enough, that you can just focus on making an RP in the genre and level you enjoy, and still expect people to sign up. I really don't think RPG does lean "one way or the other" anyway, so a task such as that is just as unneeded as it is likely impossible.
But yeah. Don't worry so much about how well your RP will be received, just have fun doing it! I can't guarantee you that every RP you make will get massive amounts of people wanting to sign up, but genre plays little part in it, I think. There are successful and non-successful RP's in any genre or setting. So just put up an intchk of something you want to RP about, and have fun with it!
Well, to be honest, this all depends on the particular person. For example, I am far more picky with certain fantasy/supernatural roleplays than someone else might be. Personally, I enjoy drama roleplays, and the setting being on Earth...
It really just varies. What's more important is what you like-chances are, someone else might be into the same sort of roleplays that you are interested in!
Really guys? Really, really, really? Don't bullshit this guy. There's obvious preferences, fads, etc. A magic high school is a much easier sale than a hard-fi space opera. No question. That's not to say everyone should just put up people-pleaser RP's but the question here is what you, as an individual enjoy. This guy is trying to do some actual research and think for himself, which should be encouraged rather than "Ok do what you like and hope youre lucky enough not to belong to the 90% of threads that dies within a week." So let's do him a favour and answer the actual question.
Personally I enjoy a good mix of action and adventure; empowering characters to actually make a significant change to their surroundings. I'm also a fan of psychological warfare and mystery. As far as settings go, I'm flexible. Notably however, is that I enjoy using settings that do not incorporate modern idealism. So my preferred medieval setting is very sexist and caste-focused. Also I prefer shades of gray over black vs. white. The dose of injected realism depends on the setting. If we're going hard sci-fi then yes, I don't expect characters to defy too much realism. If we're talking something more along the lines of a cast of superheroes we're likely to stretch a couple laws of physics.
On the other hand I'm not a fan of too much drama and romance. While drama in itself is fine, I find roleplaying's interval reading make pulling off good drama extremely difficult; so it shouldn't be the main focus of the game. Romance-focused RP's drive me away in general. There's few settings I avoid, but most of them are based on an existing series. Then again, original settings can disinterest me just as easily as well as having things become... Too fantasy (like when there are more cat-human hybrids with wings and laser-eyes than humans with a plain sword and shield.)
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Awesome! Thanks for the reply Kestrel, just what I was looking for! More like that and I think I should be able to tailor my first game well enough to get SOME responses which I know will be difficult considering how different it is from the norm.
Speaking of which... you check it out in my sig if you like. (Shameless self promotion).
I agree with Kestrels first paragraph, though I may have worded it less harshly. I have been annoyed several times while realising that the RP I'm trying to start will have less people interested than the 4th restart of "High School of Witch Street: Romance and Magic!" with a two line interest check...
Personally I much prefer original RPs to fandom RPs, especially those based on anime. This is largely because the only fandoms I would be interested in playing would be those based on tv shows/novels/movies I have read/watched, and I get annoyed when RPing a story which goes against the canon, especially if it does so by altering the personalities of the characters, deliberately or not.
As for genres, I pretty much steer clear of all high-school RPs and vampire vs werewolf RPs (exception on the vampire/werewolf if it is nothing close to the average ones people have been doing since twilight), pretty much the only genres I completely ignore. Sci-fi, medieval fantasy, post-apocalyptic, surreal, modern fantasy, modern realistic...I can't think of many more genres that I dislike in general. I am however very picky with all my RPs, which leads me to GM more than play.
Onto themes: I can't stand RPs with romance as the basis for the plot (notable exception of RPing with people I know in person ), unless it is the romance which sets things into action, after which it is largely ignored (e.g. Trojan War). I generally like the run of the mill adventure/quest fantasy RP, as long as the GM is good, has created a good setting, and has a good basis for the plot set up. Large scale wars are usually good, provided that the GM keeps track of what is going on in the war away from the central RP action, and gives the players something more interesting to do than huddle in a trench.
I could go on, but that's the general idea.
Yay for further insights! This is all very helpful and much appreciated. Thanks Photon! You rock!


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Riverside CountyLocation and originPalm Springs is less than 113mi/180km from Los Angeles, via the U.S. 10 and CA 111 roads. Together with its sister towns of Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Cathedral City, Desert Hot Springs, Idyllwild and Indian Wells it has grown together into what is really one single holiday haunt and winter resort for the richest Americans.
Coachella Valley Preserve
Located east of Palm Springs, the Coachella Valley Preserve is a great place for naturalists and outdoor types. The preserve covers 13,000 acres of desert landscape, home to great horned owls, lynx, hares, kestrels, lizards, snakes, and all kinds of small birds. It's also a nice place to see some of the local desert plants, including fan palms in the oasis.Guided tours are available, which will help greatly in understanding the ecosystem. Or, there are self guided hiking trails throughout the preserve. Trail maps and information on guided hikes can be obtained from the visitor center. Note the visitor center is closed during the summer months, from June to August.
Palm Canyon
Palm Canyon, about 6mi/10km south of the center of Palm Springs at the end of South Palm Canyon Drive, is a 15mi/25km long canyon wilderness belonging to the Agua Caliente Indians.Palm Canyon is a beautiful natural area with some wonderful hiking. The canyon is a bit of an oasis in the desert with a creek and waterfalls. Fan palm trees grow abundantly here at the base of the canyon, giving color and life to the otherwise barren surroundings.Perhaps the best way to see the canyon is on one of the many hikes. There is a Trading Post selling souvenirs, Indian art, and various other things. From the parking lot are hiking trails of various lengths. An easy trail leads through the palms and will give you an up close look at the canyon without taking up a huge amount of time or energy. Or, for the more adventurous, you can also try tackling a longer trail for views over the canyon and surrounding area. You can also see the neighboring Andreas and Murray Canyons.
Palm Springs Art Museum (Formerly the Desert Museum)
The Palm Springs Art Museum is a multifaceted museum offering both displays of artwork and performing arts. The museum has been in existence since the late 1930s and formerly focused almost exclusively on the desert. However, over the years the direction has shifted to modern and contemporary art, including Native American art. Permanent collections include paintings, photography, glass, pottery, sculpture, and architecture. Guided tours led by docents are available on certain days of the week, free with the cost of admission. There are also time limited exhibitions.This massive complex of the Palm Springs Art Museum also contains the Annenberg Theater, capable of holding over 400 people. There is always a full calendar of performances that might include musicals, musical artists, comedians, and more. In addition there are also sometimes special events, such as seasonal presentations and film screenings.
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Palm Springs Air Museum
The Palm Springs Air Museum is known for having one of the largest collections of Second World War period aircrafts. Despite this, the museum is relatively compact and can easily be seen in a relatively short period of time. Much of the collection is displayed in hangars so it is a great place to visit when the weather is too hot to be outside or you are looking for an escape from the outdoors for a change.The museum will be of particular interest to war buffs. The staff of volunteers is very knowledgeable and the displays are interesting. In addition to the planes there are war time photos and art, uniforms, and a library on military history. There are also special events and programs so depending on when you visit, you may be able to see a flight exhibition.
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum offers an in depth look at the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, including their culture and history. Other native cultures are also presented. Exhibitions at the museum change but are generally long term, lasting a year. As a result they are also quite extensive offering a wealth of information.In addition, watch for festivals and special events throughout the year. These may include films, dinners and other programs.
Moorten's Botanical Garden
Moorten Botanical Garden contains countless species of desert flora, placed in order according to where they were found and with detailed descriptions on the signposted pathways.There are over 3,000 varieties on display.
Ruddy's General Store Museum
The Ruddy's General Store Museum features a 35 year collection of general store merchandise from the 1930s and 1940s. Original showcases, fixtures, signs and products such as groceries, tobacco, hardware, clothing, medicines, beauty aids, soaps and notions are displayed.
Agua Caliente Indian Reservation
The Agua Caliente Indian Reservation is a vast scenic area that includes hiking trails and picnic areas set aside by the Tribal Council.
Annenberg Theater
Annenberg Theater presents performances from the world of music, drama, comedy, opera, and dance.
McCallum Adobe Museum
The McCallum Adobe Museum in Palm Springs houses the Palm Springs Historical Society. Built in 1884 the adobe was the first home of the settlers of Palm Springs.
Soak City
The Soak City in Palm Springs is a 21 acre site with 13 waterslides including a 70 foot twin Scorpion. There is a wave pool and Squirt City for small children.
More California Resources
- Palm Springs tours & things to do by Viator
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The Men Who Killed Kennedy - Merged Thread, Episodes 7-9 |
Nov 16 2010, 07:21 PM
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The red blob of blood mist is 100% fake as a 3 dollar bill
The red blob is fake because it appears before the shot and after the bullet connects and you can see the mist disappear leaving the fake flap. The fake white extends in unison with the headshot/fake blood mist. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/fake-mist_o_GIFSoupcom.gif) (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/jfkfakeredmistgif.gif) (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/jfkslow.gif) (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/harrisfakeegifnormal.gif) |
Nov 16 2010, 07:27 PM
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The driver placed gun in left hand with his right
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/zfilm/ Thanks to the zfilm, the cover-up is now unravelling by simply watching (and NOT ignoring) the driver's movements before, during and after the fatal shot he fires. Greer has both hands off the wheel at frame 241 and his right hand with the gun meets his left hand at 242. FRAME 241 (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/WallPaint315.jpg) Places gun in left hand with right. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/greer239247.gif) (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/gifsoup.gif) |
Nov 16 2010, 07:33 PM
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Frame 319 is the gun bleached in white
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/zfilm/ Disinfo video by a fat toolbag, fortunately, everyone now can see that Greer places the gun in his left hand proving that Bob harris tried and failed to keep this deception going indefinitely. The altered gun is visible before, during and after the shot. 318 is the fake reflection and 319 is the gun bleached in white. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/Gifs/jfkgungifnormal.gif) COMING UP FROM FLOOR, BACKWARDS. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/Gifs/321316slow.gif) They could NOT edit out the gun so they covered it with white and grey. The driver killing Kennedy was always THE TRUTH but was universally ignored and covered-up. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/Gifs/318319_o_GIFSoupcom.gif) |
Nov 16 2010, 08:11 PM
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The driver shot JFK clearly and obviously but the zapruder film needed to be picked apart and analyzed by someone and that someone turned out to be me.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xesq49_jf...rville-nix_news Nix film close-up shows Greer's left arm crossing over. I got this gif from this clip. Start it at 1:09 and see Greer quickly moving his left arm over his shoulder in unison with the headshot. The nix film was not shown close-up but when this sequence is zoomed in on the limo, this whopper is revealed. The goons covered those movements with fakery in the zfilm but could not or didn't bother with the nix film. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/Gifs/jfk__GIFSoupcom.gif) (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/harrisrecoil.gif) THE FAKE GREY STREAK covered Greer's arm movement in the zfilm and the nix film proves that alteration beyond any doubt. Case Closed, finally. (IMG:http://i889.photobucket.com/albums/ac98/77forever/jfkcloserecoil.gif) The driver killed Kennedy and the Nix film provides conclusive proof to this inevitable truth. |
Nov 16 2010, 08:12 PM
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A four year bump with an obvious but hidden truth. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/cheers.gif)
Nov 16 2010, 09:18 PM
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Tell me, what Oswalds benefits were. And take this in the consideration: JFK was about to create a US-currency that is a real US-currency and isn't borrowed by the Federal Reserve anymore. This might give you a hint of the ones who really benefitted of the assasination. And remember Lincoln and what he wanted to do in a similar way. Let's not forget about Andrew Jackson. He claimed the bankers tried to kill him a number of times. He even called them out on that. He was actually able to get the FED out of the country. We can thank Woodrow Wilson for letting them back in. We also need to remember what the other main purpose of the Secret Service is. Working for the Federal Reserve looking for counterfeiters and counterfeit money. Kind of a conflict of interest don't you think? I bet our taxes even pay their wages. The Fed don't even have that expense. I have also researched JFK for a long time. I do believe some shots came from the Grassy Knoll. Only because that is where everyone is heading after the kill shots and many eyewitnesses claim to have seen the shots come from there. Funny how no one is running at the school book depository. I can honestly say I can't see Greer shooting JFK in the videos. I'm not saying anyone is wrong and he didn't. The videos are so poor I just can't see it. Not to mention none of the videos can be trusted. There is no telling how many Red Herrings are in them by now. There is no doubt the Secret Service was in on it. There is no way around that. Look at the route they took JFK on and all the normal protocals they failed to do. There is no doubt that was a big AMBUSH. You have the stand down at Love field. Possibly Greer stopping the car for the kill shot. (yes I said STOPPING not slowing). Nobody covering Jfk when the shots started and Greer sure as hell didn't punch it and get JFK out of there. So it doesn't matter to me if Greer fired any shots. He had the ability to get the president out of there. So he is responsible for his death either way. If I was the president I would be clearing the SS out of there and getting some hand picked top notch military guys covering my ass. |
Nov 17 2010, 03:59 PM
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Greer firing the fatal shot is proof of a coup, an inside job. There's nothing more important in this case. If you can prove who fired the fatal, then the conspiracy can be exposed.
Nov 17 2010, 04:53 PM
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This is no different than 911. Evidence and proof only works when the people in power care. The problem is the people in power are the one's doing it. 911 is no different. People will be doing research on it 40+ years from now and nobody that is invovled will ever go to jail. Let alone hanged. Which is supposed to be what happens when your guilty of treason. Look we are over 9 years since 911 and with all the information that we have we still are no closer to arresting the REAL perps. If you had a high definition video of Greer pulling a shotgun out and blasting JFK you still wouldn't get anywhere. It's sad, but true. The JFK thing makes me very sad. You can always tell if somebody is for the people. They die.
Nov 19 2010, 12:46 AM
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Hi All! Well, might as well weigh in on this. No use in being shy, although the odds I am right are no greater than anyone else!
I think there was definitely a plot, not Oswald acting alone. The plotters could be any number pof people, including the Mafia, CIA, Texas Oil Money or anyone else anyone might care to add. Their could be any number of witting or unwitting minor assistants, such as the Dallas Police or Secret Service. I don't think the Z or other films show the driver shooting at all. At most, they might show him slowing down to present a better target, but I doubt even this. I don't think the Grassy Knoll was the location of any second shooter. The shot angles would have been too sideways to be consistent with the movement of JFK's head during the fatal shot. Any second shooter was either close to directly behind or close to directly in front. There are several possibilities. 1. Oswald was the only shooter but had backing and support from the plotters. For example, maybe he just got lucky, maybe they had him practice beforehand, or maybe he actually used the Mauser that was also reported found instead of the crap Mannlicher Carano that is claimed to be the murder weapon. They certainly gave him financial and logistical support and perhaps caused some people responsible for protection to lay down to help Oswald.. 2. There were other shooters in position from anywhere, including from the Grassy Knoll to the side, other places ahead, and/or behind. However, they didn't have to shoot because they either saw Oswald get lucky, or were instructed to abide the event until they were certain Oswald had failed. 3. Other shooters actually took shots either from close to directly behind or close to directly in front. From behind, there could have been second shooters in other places in the TSBD, ot other buildings like the Dal Tex. From Ahead I am not as sure, but perhaps from the railroad overpass, or the other side of Dealey Plaza on the other side of overpass where it looks to me like there was vegetation cover. This post has been edited by tnemelckram: Nov 19 2010, 12:49 AM |
Nov 19 2010, 08:10 AM
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Ventura will be covering the JFK Assassination tonight on TruTV at 10pm Eastern.
Jesse says he has "The First Ever" confession on his show tonight. |
Nov 19 2010, 10:01 AM
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I think it's Howard Hunt's son that Jessie is talking about. I read a article about this a couple of years ago. The son said his dad wrote a note with some names with lines like a chart of who was involved. LBJ-Allen Dulles and some others. The problem I had with that story Hunt can't know for sure if the hit came from above LBJ. I guess we will see what Jessie comes up with.
Nov 19 2010, 10:13 AM
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Here is a question everybody needs to ask themselves when trying to decide who the perps really are. Mob, Bankers, Lone nut, etc... Who had the ability to manipulate the autopsy at Bethesda Navel Hospital? Who had the ability to pull the presidents dead body from Parkland hospital? Who had the ability to change the motorcade route at the last minute?
Nov 20 2010, 12:32 AM
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Here is a question everybody needs to ask themselves when trying to decide who the perps really are. Mob, Bankers, Lone nut, etc... Who had the ability to manipulate the autopsy at Bethesda Navel Hospital? Who had the ability to pull the presidents dead body from Parkland hospital? Who had the ability to change the motorcade route at the last minute? Read this a couple of years back. Hard to know who to believe these days! http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/index1.htm Cheers |
Nov 20 2010, 01:41 AM
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Jesse's coverage of JFK was the best show he has presented so far. Go to Black Ops Radio show #500 for more. Len Osanic interviews Jesse for over an hour. At least Jesse didn't interview Gerald Posner!
Another worthwhile discussion I heard this week can be found at Lisa Pease's http://realhistoryarchives.blogspot.com/ It featured James Douglass, Oliver Stone, and Lisa Pease in a panel discussion moderated by Robert Ellsberg. Douglass is the author of what I consider the best book on the assassination of JFK ever written, "JFK and the Unspeakable". Jesse shows ties between the Warren Commission, Nixon, Bush Sr., LBJ, and the coverup, and Hunt's deathbed statements to his son, Saint John Hunt, about which I had read but had not heard the audio recording. |
Nov 20 2010, 10:07 AM
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It is so obvious. It's a wonder that Americans just lowered their heads and said, 'dunnoh'. That victory (on the part of the perpetrators) enabled the chaos we are seeing now.
People wonder, was it the mob? The CIA? Johnson? The Defense Department? Was it because of his intention to pull troops out of Vietnam? His intention to break up the CIA and "scatter it to the winds", or his efforts to undercut the Federal Reserve and print US Treasury notes? How about, all of the above? JFK was the son of an insider. Obviously the crooks thought they had a pretty face that could be controlled, but were proved wrong. So they blew his bloody brains out, as they had done many times before. |
Nov 20 2010, 10:18 AM
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Jesse's coverage of JFK was the best show he has presented so far. Jesse's JFK episode embedded here - http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=20804 |
Nov 20 2010, 07:09 PM
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Black Ops Radio 's Osanic and DiEugenio discussed the JFK Truth movement - (what do they call it anyway?) in a show I listened to today while raking the approximate 5 metric tons of leaves that collect in my yard annually about this time. They were discussing the divergent views of people who claim to be working toward the same ends. It has been 47 years since the assassination, and theories and divergent views seem to be on the increase, if anything. DiEugenio compared the JFK movement to the 9/11 community saying that the 9/11 movement is really fragmented, in that he cited Judy Wood/Morgan Reynolds and the No-planers, mentioning John Lear by name. I don't think that is a valid criticism, in that the Wood/Reynolds,Lear views are rarely cited by anyone as representative.
What I want to tell him, and I intend to write him this evening, is that if he would step back and look big-picture at both movements, he would see how utterly similar they are in trajectory. Disinfo is spread against both. Cass Sunstein's wish for Cognitive Infiltration applies exactly in both cases. DiEugenio made a very valid point by saying that the tendency to focus in on the minutiae provides a great deal of grist for the endless arguments over it that keep people from focusing on the major points on which everyone agrees. You could say the exact same thing about the 9/11 community, I think. Osanic's focus, almost to the exclusion of everything else, is JFK research. But I think if those guys took a step back and looked at both cases as instances of "deep state" operations, as they are called by Peter Dale Scott, the alternative view community in both cases are looking at slightly different perspectives of the same elephant. We badly need unification in both communities and across movements. Edited for the sake of clarity. This post has been edited by maturin42: Nov 20 2010, 07:13 PM |
Nov 21 2010, 07:42 PM
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I uploaded the DVD's here
http://tracker.concen.org/torrents-details.php?id=15733 Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura S02E05 JFK Assassination http://tracker.concen.org/torrents-details.php?id=21380 |
Nov 24 2010, 02:57 PM
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A shot right there in the car...
Austin Miller's Warren Commission Testimony (back to the list of witnesses) http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/m_j_russ/comp.htm#list (Miller was standing on the triple overpass) Mr. BELIN - Well, describe what happened. Did you see the motorcade come by? Mr. MILLER - Yes sir; it came down main street and turned north on Houston Street and went over two blocks and turned left on Elm Street. Got about halfway down the hill going toward the underpass and that is when as I recall the first shot was fired. Mr. BELIN - Did you know it was a shot when you heard it? Mr. MILLER - I didn't know it. I thought at first the motorcycle backfiring or somebody throwed some firecrackers out. Mr. BELIN - Then what did you hear or see? Mr. MILLER - After the first one, just a few seconds later, there was two more shots fired, or sounded like a sound at the time. I don't know for sure. And it was after that I saw some man in the car fall forward, and a women next to him grab him and hollered, and just what, I don't know exactly what she said. Mr. BELIN - Then what did you see? Mr. MILLER - About that time I turned to look toward the - there is a little plaza sitting on the hill. I looked over there to see if anything was there, who through the firecracker or whatever it was, or see if anything was up there, and there wasn't nobody standing there, so I stepped back and looked at the tracks to see if anybody run across the railroad tracks, and there was nobody running across the railroad tracks. So I turned right straight back just in time to see the convertible take off fast. Mr. BELIN - You mean the convertible in which the President was riding? Mr. MILLER - I wouldn't want to say it was the President. It was a convertible, but I saw a man fall over. I don't know whose convertible it was. Mr. BELIN - Where did the shots sound like they came from? Mr. MILLER - Well, the way it sounded like, it came from the, I would say from right there in the car. Would be to my left, the way I was looking at him toward that incline. Mr. BELIN - Is there anything else that you can think of that you saw? Mr. MILLER - About the time I looked over to the side there, there was a police officer. No; a motorcycle running his motor under against the curb, and jumped off and come up to the hill toward the top and right behind him was some more officers and plainclothesmen, too. Mr. BELIN - Did you see anyone that might be, that gave any suspicious movements of any kind over there? Mr. MILLER - No, sir; I didn't Mr. BELIN - Did you see anyone when you looked around on the railroad tracks, that you hadn't seen before Mr. MILLER - No, sir; I didn't. |
Nov 26 2010, 05:38 PM
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Interesting conversation between President Kennedy and General MacArthur - note the many parallels - propaganda-entertainment media, group think and current events and the nations involved - deja vu ?
Even mentions a Romney running for office - I expect Romney will be the elephant man of choice. http://www.archive.org/details/jfk_012 This post has been edited by nitatutt: Nov 26 2010, 05:39 PM |
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LiveBrianD, on 14 March 2012 - 02:33 PM, said:
myloginname, on 14 March 2012 - 05:42 AM, said:
LiveBrianD, on 13 March 2012 - 05:40 PM, said:
Say, do you know if asus monitors show a logo when you turn them on? If so, how long does the logo appear for? Sometime I'll get around to going to an electronics store that has asus monitors so I can take a look.
I'm extremely lucky to live in an area with two huge computer stores, plus Best Buy and Future Shop. I ordered either online with in-store pick up for free shipping, or I checked the stock online and bought it in-store. This computer store called Canada Computers is huge, the size of a supermarket, but they actually sell computer components unlike Best Buy and Future Shop, so it's really nice to live near it. It has like, everything stock, so if I see a good price, I can pretty much get everything in a day or two, no shipping costs, and I usually find it cheaper than newegg.com prices.
I'll ask my friend about it, I think he has an ASUS monitor, but the Acer logo appears for about a second (you probably know that). It is really ugly though, in my opinion.
My Acer takes 7 seconds from when I push the power button to it displaying my desktop, a few of which is due to the unnecessary logo show.
Really? My logo appears for around a half second, maybe one second, and then it will show the desktop. That's odd, why would it take your's so long to start up?