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w Bw&y NOV/ DEC 1976 A PUBLICATION BY CAPITOL HILL UNITED NEIGHBORHOODS INC. MAYOR TO CAPITOL HILL= 'DROP DEAD!' by Jim Kayser Since the adjacent article was written, the public hearing has taken place and those in attendance radiated with the pride of a job well-done. Fourteen different groups came before Council and spoke in favor of converting one pair of one-way thoroughfares to two-way residential streets. Eight Councilpersons made comments favorable to the proposal after they heard the testimony. Some, however, hedged their bets as to the chances of im- implementing any change, thus implying that there is no end in sight to the Mayor's continuing intimidation of City Council, On Wednesday, November 24th, Mayor Bill McNichols was quoted in The Rocky Mountain News as saying that he has no intention of approving any plan to eliminate any one-way streets. He went on to say that to do so would be the kiss of death to downtown Denver, This writer's experience, as one actively involved in the placement of firms in office space, both in downtown and in the suburbs, is that as middle and upper management executives continue to shun the city as a desirable place to live, they will continue to move their offices as well out of Denver and closer to their suburban homes. Mayor McNichols refers to downtown Denver as "the last diamond in our ring." It's certainly discouraging to hear that all the city's other diamonds - its neighborhoods - are lost. One has to wonder who killed them! Drdp the Mayor a line and let him know what you think. As a fledgeling neighborhood activist, this writer has been learning while fighting for neighborhood vitality. One lesson I've learned is that waging the struggle December CHUN Board Meeting OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Thursday, Dec. 16th, 7:30 pm St. Barnabas Church 13th & Vine St requires us to attend one heck of a lot of meetings. As I've attended those meetings, I've also learned of the waste in our personal transportation habits. One notices that empty auto seats outnumber full ones by about 4 to 1. Even on beautiful evenings, 95% of those of us attending are represented by our autos waiting faithfully outside. The bike racks stand empty. Monday, November 22nd will be no exception and hopefully as many as 300 autos or 1200 seats will wait for owners who have been making their point to City Council. The point is that the liveability of our neighborhoods should transcend the need of anyone to race through it. That hearing will determine where our priorities lie. The traffic ("traffic" =* single occupant automobiles) engineers have rebuffed neighborhood complaints of commuter traffic by saying that 60% of the traffic is Denver- Turn to "One-ways" p. 3
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HoopsHype.com RumorsBen WallaceVisit the HoopsHype Forums to discuss the latest news and rumors in the NBA. |
» Thursday, May 30 2013 |
Keith Langlois: Phil Jackson just said Pistons won in '04 in part because Larry Brown taught flopping. Points to Ben Wallace guarding Shaq as example. Twitter |
» Sunday, November 25 2012 |
He is the only undrafted player to lead a franchise in career rebounds and is fourth in rebounding among all undrafted players, behind Moses Malone, Ben Wallace and Brad Miller. "There's no hiding it. Everybody knows he's my favorite player and his story is one of the most special stories," Spoelstra said. "It's somebody who came from our own backyard in the toughest of communities in Miami. To not only make it out but then to be an absolute example for young kids to aspire to and to be the core value face of our franchise, it's pretty amazing." USA Today |
» Thursday, November 1 2012 |
He remains optimistic and views Leandro Barbosa's late signing with the Boston Celtics and Eddy Curry signing with Dallas just days before the start of the season as hope that he'll, too, soon find a new home. "Ultimately, I have to stay ready, which I am, as far as in the gym, and stay positive," Howard said. "I don't think my career's over." Other notable players still looking for a team: Guards: Derek Fisher, Gilbert Arenas (in talks with Chinese team), Baron Davis, Earl Boykins, Mickael Pietrus, Michael Redd, Maurice Evans, Jason Kapono. Forwards/Centers: Kenyon Martin, Shawne Williams, Quentin Richardson, Bobby Simmons, Bill Walker, Jamario Moon, Renaldo Balkman, Ryan Gomes, Troy Murphy, Josh Powell, Derrick Caracter, Ben Wallace, Greg Oden, Sean Williams, Tony Battie, Mehmet Okur. NBA.com Free Agency, Michael Redd, Derek Fisher, Gilbert Arenas, Troy Murphy, Kenyon Martin, Mickael Pietrus, Derrick Caracter, Bill Walker, Ryan Gomes, Josh Powell, Shawne Williams, Josh Howard, Ben Wallace, Sean Williams, Leandro Barbosa, Jamario Moon, Mehmet Okur, Quentin Richardson, Jason Kapono, Tony Battie, Baron Davis, Greg Oden, Earl Boykins, Renaldo Balkman, Bobby Simmons, Maurice Evans
» Tuesday, October 2 2012 |
There are some indications that (Ben) Wallace would like to return, but barring a move, the Pistons' roster appears set. "We have 15 guaranteed contracts, but he will always be a part of Pistons lore," coach Lawrence Frank said. Detroit Free Press |
» Monday, October 1 2012 |
Vincent Goodwill: As for Ben Wallace, he won't be in camp. #Pistons don't want to put him in a position where if a move isn't made, they'd have to cut him Twitter @vgoodwill |
» Sunday, September 9 2012 |
Veteran center Ben Wallace has indicated that he would like to return to the NBA but it likely won't be with the Pistons, who have begun a youth movement and plan to go with AndreDrummond, Austin Daye, and Jonas Jerebko as their primary big men. Wallace said he was retiring after last season but changed his mind in July and is looking for a deal. Boston Globe |
» Friday, August 17 2012 |
As reported by Gazzetta.gr, Panathinaikos is interested in Ben Wallace. The American big man is still free agent after he announced his intention to retire when last season ended. Sportando |
» Saturday, July 21 2012 |
While fans await news on whether Ben Wallace will return for his 17th season, he shed some light on the situation this week in Virginia. Speaking with Richmond, Va., TV station WTVR, he said he is "50-50" about returning to the Pistons. According to the report, Wallace was preparing to participate in a summer league he sponsors, and he indicated his performance would help him decide. "I'll be out here," Wallace said. "How much of a player (he still is) remains to be seen." When the Pistons sign second-round draft pick Khris Middleton, they will have a full roster of 15 players under contract, so they would have to create a roster spot -- likely via a trade for a draft pick. Detroit Free Press While fans await news on whether Ben Wallace will return for his 17th season, he shed some light on the situation this week in Virginia. Speaking with Richmond, Va., TV station WTVR, he said he is "50-50" about returning to the Pistons. Detroit Free Press According to the report, Wallace was preparing to participate in a summer league he sponsors, and he indicated his performance would help him decide. "I'll be out here," Wallace said. "How much of a player (he still is) remains to be seen." Detroit Free Press When the Pistons sign second-round draft pick Khris Middleton, they will have a full roster of 15 players under contract, so they would have to create a roster spot -- likely via a trade for a draft pick. Detroit Free Press |
» Wednesday, July 18 2012 |
Ben Wallace wants to return for his 17th NBA season, but the roster is full. That means a roster spot would have to open up. Villanueva or Austin Daye could be traded to make room for Wallace. Detroit News |
» Tuesday, July 10 2012 |
A source close to the situation tells the Detroit News that "it's a pretty good chance" Ben Wallace will return to the Pistons for another season. Detroit News |
» Monday, July 2 2012 |
They will leave the door open for Ben Wallace to return for another season, in the hope he can serve as a mentor to Drummond, along with Greg Monroe and assistant coach Roy Rogers. Detroit News |
» Friday, June 29 2012 |
Vincent Goodwill: I asked Joe Dumars about Ben Wallace possibly coming back. "I talk to Ben every other day." then intimated he has until Oct. 1 #Pistons Twitter |
» Tuesday, May 22 2012 |
Evan Dunlap: Biggest news today, obviously, is that Ben Wallace drives this... thing. (Yes, this is really his car). http://twitpic.com/9notjw Twitter |
» Monday, May 21 2012 |
As promised, here's Ben Wallace's car, the T-Rex, which was in the same shop as mine today. Twitter |
» Thursday, May 3 2012 |
Pistons veteran small forward Tayshaun Prince dropped by the NBATV studio in Atlanta this week to provide analysis for the NBA playoffs. But first he had to answer the No. 1 question for national analysts when it comes to the Pistons: Was this the final season for his longtime teammate Ben Wallace? Prince didn't break any news but provided some insight. "I think it is a situation where he is still thinking about it," Prince said. "One side is telling him it is time to spend time with the family and relax a little bit, and then the other side is saying I still have more left in the tank." Detroit Free Press |
» Friday, April 27 2012 |
At first, a few fans in one section began to chant "We Want Ben," but it quickly spread to one full side of the arena and then to the entire crowd of 15,372. With the teams returning to the floor at the end of a timeout, Wallace bowed to their wishes. "That was a crazy moment," he said, fighting back emotions. "Even in my heyday, it took me a minute or two to get ready to come in. But all the fans here have supported me for so long, and if they wanted me in the game, I was going into the game." FOX Sports Detroit |
» Sunday, April 22 2012 |
Smart money still holds that Wallace retires after a 16-year career that wasn't supposed to happen at all. He generally talks like someone on the way out. As he tours NBA arenas, he said he doesn't think about final visits to play old rivals. "Not really, man," he said. "I'm just trying to approach the games the same way, same attitude, go out there and have fun, and either give the fans something to cheer or something to boo about." Booth Newspapers |
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Lilacs at the Arnold Arboretum
Lilac Sunday
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Of the thousands of flowering plants in the Arboretum, only one, the lilac, is singled out each year for a daylong celebration.
Tours of the lilacs and other special collections, live music, family activities, food vendors, and picnicking (on this special day only) make for a memorable day. Be a part of this beloved Boston tradition!
The Arboretum is open as usual from dawn to dusk. Refreshments and activities are available from 10:00am to 4:00pm. View the day-of schedule [pdf]. Weather Update: Lloyd Thayer music performance canceled. All other activities to proceed as scheduled.
Street parking along the Arboretum perimeter is limited and visitors are advised to take public transportation. No unauthorized vehicles will be allowed within the gates during the event.
Some parking spaces outside the gates will be designated for special-needs visitors. A limited number of wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis at information tents in three locations: in front of the Hunnewell Visitor Center, inside the Forest Hills Gate, and inside the Centre Street Gate. They may not be reserved in advance.
Lilac Collection:
With more than 380 lilac plants of 176 kinds, the Arboretum holds one of the premier lilac collections in North America.
The 2013 Lilac Sunday t-shirt was designed by Arnold Arboretum Arborist Kyle Stephens. All proceeds from t-shirt sales will benefit the Arboretum's school programs, serving Boston Public Schools.
Become a member:
Join the Friends of the Arnold Arboretum as a new member on Lilac Sunday and receive a lilac seedling while supplies last. Look for the membership tent near the lilacs.
Read a related article, Splendid Acres, from the Harvard Gazette.
Enjoy the lilacs, and explore other featured collections at the Arboretum. Tours last about 45 minutes.
10:00am–3:00pm (every half hour)
Arboretum Tours
Learn about the Arboretum as you walk to the lilac collection.
—Meet at Hunnewell Lawn
10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm
Lilac Collection Tours
Learn about the historic lilacs, one of the Arboretum's conservation collections.
—Meet at Lilac Collection
11:00am, 12:00pm
Explorers Garden Tours Explorers travel the world to bring new plants to the Arboretum. Take an international voyage right here in Boston.
—Meet at Lilac Collection
1:00pm, 3:00 pm
Leventritt Shrub & Vine Garden Tours
Learn about sun-loving shrubs and vines.
—Meet at Lilac Collection
10:00am, 12:00pm
Bradley Rosaceous Collection Tours
There are more than roses in the rose family; explore this large and diverse family of plants.
—Meet at Lilac Collection
Multi-lingual Tours
Learn about the Arboretum as you walk to the lilac collection. Tours will be offered in Spanish (11:30am), Romanian (1:30pm), Chinese (2:00pm), and French (2:30pm).
—Meet at Hunnewell Lawn
Self-Guided Lilac Tour
Enjoy signs in the landscape at featured lilacs to learn as you enjoy the amazing diversity of this special collection. Download a tour brochure [pdf] to accompany the tour, or use your smartphone to walk the lilac tour using our new mobile app, Arboretum Explorer.
Horticulture Truck Display
Come see a display of the various trucks used to take care of the Arboretum. Arborists will be on hand to answer questions!
—Centre Street Gate
Arboretum Explorer
Stop by and learn about the Arboretum's new mobile mapping application with the IT staff.
—Hunnewell Lawn
Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Display
Learn about the Arboretum's book collection and extensive historical archives with the library staff.
—Hunnewell Lawn
Become a member and receive a free lilac! This year's new member lilac is the cultivar 'Frederick Law Olmsted.'
Arnold Arboretum Information
Look for information about the Arboretum and Lilac Sunday in the Hunnewell Visitor Center and at tents by the Arborway Gate, Forest Hills Gate, and Centre Street Gate.
—Various locations
Lilac Information
What are the best lilacs for your home garden? Why don't your lilacs bloom? Experts will be on hand to answer your lilac questions.
—Lilac Collection
Science & Craft Workshop
- Lilac Science Station
- Be a Bee Pollen Toss
- Looking Closely: the Art of Observation
- Mother's Day Notecards
Lilac Sunday Bingo
From lilacs to food trucks, be the first to find four in a row!
Mug Board
Pose as your favorite lilac
—Hunnewell Lawn
Rebecca Sullivan Quartet
Relax with folk-infused jazz and sultry blues.
—Leventritt Pavilion
Lloyd Thayer
Sit back and enjoy harmonica and steel guitar street blues. A great place to picnic, too!
—Bradley Rosaceous Collection
Rachel Panitch and Eric McDonald
Delight in vibrant roots fiddle and guitar.
—Bradley Rosaceous Collection
Picnicking allowed on this special day only! Please help keep the Arboretum beautiful by cleaning up after your meal. Trash and recycling containers are located throughout the landscape.
Refreshments are available from 10:00am–4:00pm from these vendors:
While you are in the neighborhood, we invite you to visit local shops and restaurants in Jamaica Plain and Roslindale.


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This Meetup is free to belong to! Like Beer? This is the Meetup for you. Whether it's American Craft, European or American Micro or Nano Brewed or brewed somewhere else in the world, including all those excellent Homebrewers, you want to drink it. You want to learn about the different brewing styles, or you don't give a damn and just wanna have a Beer. The emphasis will be on Craft or Micro and Nano Brewed Beers. I post a lot of events monthly. As an example, I posted 76 events during the mon …
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Do you spend your days daydreaming about hops, grains, ales, yeast, stouts, and lagers? Then this group is for you. It is a forum to help those who wan't to learn more about the beer they have been drinking. Do you have questions about what makes a beer great? How different kinds of hops change the taste of beer? What the difference between an ale and a lager is? How brettomyces could be a good thing for beer? What the hell brettomyces even is? Do you want to learn the anwers to these questions …
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Do you find yourself walking through the aisles of your local beer store, wandering aimlessly about with little direction, overwhelmed with the ever-expanding craft beer options? How about taking forever when checking out the tap list at your local establishment, only to fall back on the mass-produced variety? Well I'm here to say that we can get through this together! This group is dedicated to those who appreciate beer. Doesn't matter if you are just getting into the craft scene, or brew your …
If you love beer this is the place to be. If your a home brewer and you don't want to travel up-Island to join a group, here you are. If you've ever considered brewing beer but were afraid of the process - here, there is no fear of fermentation! We're here to foster responsible beer appreciation and to craft home brewed beer here in the Hamptons as long as you are 21 years of age. Right now the young hop plant in our photo on the home page is small. We hope to grow with it with your help.
Our group is dedicated to friends gathering and appreciating craft beers. We will sample and rate brews with fellow beer snobs at local craft breweries, pubs, and tastings. Anyone who appreciates a well made beer should join!
Do you enjoy various types of beer? Want to try shandies, lagers, stouts, microbrews, etc? Are you interested in drinking beer with strangers? Then come join me for bi-weekly/monthly outings to explore Westchester-based ale & pour houses, tap rooms and good old-fashioned bars with interesting beers on tap.
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Love beer? Love running? This one's for you! This is a group for anyone that wants to get a little exercise with a few friends, and enjoy a well deserved beer afterwards. From fun runs (2 miles) to something a bit more lengthy, we'll work up a sweat and then meet at a local bar to cool down. Cheers!
Are you a lady in her 20s, 30s or 40s who loves craft beers? Well, then you have come to the right group! Let's get together once a month or more and discover some of the craft beers Manhattan has to offer!
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Meet in Brooklyn. Play board games. Drink craft beer. :)
============================================================ Welcome, to Craft Beers & Brews We are Craft Brew Aficionados We believe in all things Craft We love to learn about Bigger, Better, Bolder Brews We are here to Socialize with our fellow Crafty Pubsters We Explore the Best Craft Bars & Brewhouses in the region We adhere to the motto: Drink Craft, not crap! And most of all.. We look forward to seeing YOU join us soon! Non Multa Sed Multum! ("Not many, but Much!") @CraftBeers Brews | …
Looking to meet the first Sunday every month with other homebrewers at Noon to brew some Collaboration beers. Lower level of Bierstube at 206 Market Street will be used as the location. Group discussion on which collaboration beers will be attempted each month. Limit it to three 5 gallon beers brewed each month. Taste the previous months collaboration at the following months meetup. Bring Growlers to take home leftovers. The Participants will equally share cost of brewing ingredients. 3 Portable …
Do you love beer? Do you enjoy tasting craft beers and microbrews? Do you love good company and talking about different beers? Are you interested in pairing beer with great food? Would you like to visit brew pubs and breweries in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area? Do you live in Rockland, Westchester, Bergen or Fairfield County and like to be part of regular craft beer discussion groups? Then this is the meetup for you! Come out and share your interests with other fun beer lovers.
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Beer Practice is moving in the direction of meeting EVERY WEEK ON THURSDAY NIGHTS. My goal is for Beer Practice to meet at several different Philadelphia-area bars rotating month-to-month. Three bars that are definitely to be on this rotation are 1. Tired Hands Brewing Company in Ardmore, 2. Barcade Philadelphia in Northern Liberties neighborhood, and 3. Prism Brewing Company in North Wales/Lansdale. These are unique and fun places that share a passion for outstanding, exceptional beers. Beer Pr …
For Homebrewers, new and old of all skill levels. Meet up, Swap brews, share recipes, techniques, tips and mistakes made
This is a group for anyone looking to meet some good people and go for some excellent drinks (and maybe some food to wash it down).
New York is a home away from home for a lot of people. It is also the home for a great varieties of bars and lounges. I want to bring people and bars together. Every couple of weeks, I choose a bar or lounge, you RSVP, And we meet up and have a drink, or two, or more.
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* The 1812 overture is played in the U.S. during the fireworks display in the 4th of July
* It was written by Tchaikovsky, a Russian, to celebrate the Russian defeat of Napoleon.
* The Marseillaise, which is played during the overture, wasn't the national anthem of France during the invasion. It wasn't the anthem until 1879.
* It was first played in the U.S. at the dedication of Carnegie Hall in 1891 with Tchaikovsky conducting.
* Many Americans believe that it has to do with the US. 1812 war. It doesn't.
* Tchaikovsky may have never heard it as it was written
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Saturday, April 4 2009 - Research/Evidence
Another Peer Reviewed Paper Published in Scientific Journal - 'Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust...'Please Digg and Reddit and post on other community sites. Steve Jones has been commenting further at 911blogger.com and asking for scientifically-based comments to be added there. If you are not already registered user at 911blogger.com, contact the site editor here. In addition, Jones and Ryan have been interviewed by Michael Wolsey at Visibility911.com -- links follow. – Ed.
April 3, 2009
The paper ends with this sentence: "Based on these observations, we conclude that the red layer of the red/gray chips we have discovered in the WTC dust is active, unreacted thermitic material, incorporating nanotechnology, and is a highly energetic pyrotechnic or explosive material." In short, the paper explodes the official story that "no evidence" exists for explosive/pyrotechnic materials in the WTC buildings.
Friday, April 3 2009 - First Responders/Health Effects
A Tribute To John Fealby Jon Gold Yesterday, John Feal, along with several other 9/11 First Responders went down to Washington D.C. to attend the hearing on the James Zadroga 9/11 Health And Compensation Act. From what I understand, he was singled out by the Congressmen, and applauded for his efforts. I want to say congratulations John. Just to give people an idea of how much you've fought for the responders, here's a little tribute to you (that barely covers your fight). Thank you for doing the right thing. I am very proud to say that you are my friend. _____________________________________________________________ The EPA is a "bunch of brainiacs and bookworms who just look at numbers but don't look at people's pain," said John Feal, a construction worker who lost half a foot in an accident while working in "the pit" at Ground Zero. "The people [downtown] and in Brooklyn pay taxes and deserve to know their tax money is going to protect their health." John Feal - [NYMetro, 12/13/2005]
Friday, April 3 2009 - Truth Movement News
London Truth Action & We Are Change London at the G20 Meltdown (April 1st)by Gareth Newnham [David Ray Griffin will be speaking London on April 14 2009 - Details at http://timeforasecondlook.com/tour/] London Truth Action and We Are Change London were at the G20 protest in the City of London yesterday raising awareness. Look out for musicians Billy Bragg, Kate Nash, Sam Duckworth (Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly) and Olly the Octopus using our PA system and impromptu stage - the Bank of England. We also chatted to and exchanged contact details with actor and comedian Russell Brand. [Slide show follows.]
Friday, April 3 2009 - In the Media
Colbert weeps for Glenn Beck's sanitySee also, at Huffington Post, "Colbert Went Where the New York Times Feared to Tread on Glenn Beck" by Greg Mitchell. "Colbert, as you will read and see following this link, expressed (albeit with his usual twinkle and silly Halloween coda) all of the passion, and skill, shown by Stewart when he went after Cramer. He was not just foolin' around. ... Something obviously got to him. Perhaps it was a part left out of the Times' piece, which covered Beck's new "9/12" movement without mentioning that Beck had attacked 9/11 families and said he was sick of hearing about it and them. The punch line: "The 9-12 project is not for families directly affected by 9/11 -- just people building their careers on it." (emphasis added)
– Ed.
By David Edwards and Muriel Kane April 1, 2009 Glenn Beck of Fox News astonished many viewers recently when he repeatedly reduced himself to tears while announcing his "9.12 Project" to save the nation.
Thursday, April 2 2009 - Truth Movement News
Clearing Clutter thanks to 9/11 Truth with Dr Beeth in Brussels, BelgiumMarch 30, 2009 This last week-end of March, I had decided to hold a "9/11 Truth Garage Sale" to make a Spring clean in my Brussels house. As my twins grew into teens, you can imagine that I gradually assembled quite a lot of clutter. A "9/11 Truth Garage Sale" is an excellent way to learn to know one's neighbors better. The 9/11 Truth theme allows you to easily start talking about the important issues surrounding what really happened on September 11th 2001. Already a member of Medical Professionals for 9/11 Truth, I felt a surge of excitement at the idea of inviting (together with www.vigli.org) Prof David Ray Griffin to come to speak in Brussels. The last time we had this much fun, was when we had Richard Gage over in November 2008 : read more here.) (Details of Dr. Griffin's European tour are posted at timeforasecondlook.com.) Always looking for ways to break the ice on the subject of 9/11 Truth, and needing to publicize DRG's conference which hopes to greet more than 600 paying citizens, I put in an ad for a "9/11 Truth Garage Sale" in the local English speaking weekly paper.
Thursday, April 2 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Leahy Bails on 'Truth Commission' PlanConsortiumNews Editor's Note: The U.S. government seems paralyzed at the prospect of holding ex-President George W. Bush and other senior officials accountable for war crimes, even as Spanish investigative judge Baltasar Garzon initiates an inquiry under international law regarding torture sanctioned by Bush's lawyers.
In this guest essay, investigative journalist and former candidate for Vermont attorney general, Charlotte Dennett, describes a meeting with Sen. Patrick Leahy in which he acknowledges the failure of his plan for a "truth commission":
– Ed.
By Charlotte Dennett Those of you following the George W. Bush prosecution trail will be interested to know that Patrick Leahy's "truth commission" is a no-go. I was in a meeting with Leahy and four other Vermonters on Monday when he broke the news to us. We had asked for the meeting to learn why he supported a truth commission over the appointment of a special prosecutor. Halfway through the allotted 30 minute meeting (with him taking up much of
the time explaining why he was not generally opposed to prosecution, since he
had been a DA for eight years and had the highest conviction rate in Vermont),
he told us that his truth commission had failed to get the broad support it
needed in Congress, and since he couldn't get one Republican to come behind
the plan, "it's not going to happen."
Thursday, April 2 2009 - Other Important News
Darkness Renewed: Terror as a Tool of EmpireApril 1, 2009 By Chris Floyd Empire Burlesque - Chris-floyd.com Here's a purely hypothetical scenario. Let's say you were a dedicated imperial militarist who believed that your country's security, prestige and financial interests could best be served by war and the ever-present threat of war. Let's say you had some really hot and juicy operations going on, endless deadly conflicts that were pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into your war machine and entrenching national policy even more deeply in the militarist philosophy – the machtpolitik – that you believe in.
Wednesday, April 1 2009 - First Responders/Health Effects
Update on 9/11 Responders Bill--Two articles, two assessmentsWe posted an action item on Monday, asking readers to make a 5-minute phone call to your legislators asking them to support H.R. 847, the 9/11 responders health bill that will finally make funding available to responders developing serious illnesses long after 9/11. Now, the bill's sponsors say it's likely to pass because "some" Republicans will support it, while another NY Daily News reporter notes GOP Representatives are saying it's "too late" to get these people money... So what are we to make of that? Republicans hate first responders? Outrageous... Make that call right now. There are sick responders on the registry in every state (See Rep. Maloney's site for this info), meaning some of their own constituents need help--SHAME on Republican legislators who refuse to help people widely regarded as real American heroes, people who dropped everything on 9/11 and got themselves to NYC, from across the entire country, simply to help people they didn't know. Outrageous!
– Ed.
Pols: 9/11 workers likely to get health help BY Tom Brune WASHINGTON -- Sponsors of a bill to compensate and cover health care costs of ailing 9/11 responders and recovery workers predicted Tuesday the House would pass the long-pending legislation this year. It's too late: GOP tells 9/11's sick that it's been too long since the attack for compensation March 31, 2009 Some Republicans objected that the time frame was too long, and suggested it would be subject to abuse. They also feared creating a semi-permanent fund for victims of the terror attacks would open a precedent that would require similar funds.
Wednesday, April 1 2009 - Other Important News
Hersh: Cheney 'Left A Stay Behind' In Obama's Government, Can 'Still Control Policy Up To A Point'In two interviews with Seymour Hersh on March 31st -- Fresh Air with Terry Gross and Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman -- he shared a little bit on what he perceives is going on within the new White House ... and how much influence Cheney still has.
– Ed.
. . . "Are you saying that you think Vice President Cheney is still having a chilling effect on people who might otherwise be coming forward," asked Gross. "I'll make it worse," answered Hersh, adding that he believes Cheney "put people back" in government to "stay behind" in order to "tell him what's going on" and perhaps even "do sabotage": HERSH: I'll make it worse. I think he's put people left. He's put people back. They call it a stay behind. It's sort of an intelligence term of art. When you leave a country and, you know, you've driven out the, you know, you've lost the war. You leave people behind. It's a stay behind that you can continue to contacts with, to do sabotage, whatever you want to do. Cheney's left a stay behind. He's got people in a lot of agencies that still tell him what's going on. Particularly in defense, obviously. Also in the NSA, there's still people that talk to him. He still knows what's going on. Can he still control policy up to a point? Probably up to a point, a minor point. But he's still there. He's still a presence.
Tuesday, March 31 2009 - Truth Movement News
9/11: Time for a Second Look - David Ray Griffin begins US/European TourProfessor David Ray Griffin, renowned author of a series of eye-opening books that recount his painstaking research into the attacks of September 11, 2001, begins his new European tour in London on 14th April. Stressing the fact that the time has come for a second look at the events of that fateful day, the tour will include stops in Paris, Brussels and Madrid, and several other cities. Professor Griffin's talks will afford the public an excellent opportunity to learn more about the fundamental questions surrounding 9/11. The 9/11 Truth Movement, which started out as a disparate, grass-roots undertaking, has blossomed into a serious community that now includes many specialized branches, such as Pilots for 9/11 Truth, Firefighters for 9/11 Truth, Lawyers for 9/11 Truth, Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, Medical Professionals for 9/11 Truth, Political Leaders for 9/11 Truth, Religious Leaders for 9/11 Truth, Veterans for 9/11 Truth, and Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice (a group which includes a significant number of prominent scientists). Many former intelligence officers also support the movement and have contributed to the ever-growing list of evidence that proves far beyond a reasonable doubt that the explanations provided by the Bush-Cheney administration are quite simply false.
Monday, March 30 2009 - First Responders/Health Effects
5-minute Phone Call for Responders Needed TodayOn February 11, 2009, 911truth.org posted notice "9/11 Health Bill Reintroduced in Congress--CALL NOW," including this intro: Rep. Maloney has posted a very useful link at her House website: World Trade Center Health Registry--Number of Registrants by State and Congressional District based on June 2007 current addresses. When you call your Representative to ask him/her to cosponsor H.R. 847, you might mention the number of first responders from your district, and your state, listed on the Health Registry. All 50 states are included. Maloney states, "...at least 10,000 people came from around the country to help in the aftermath of the attacks." Clearly, this is a national issue and we challenge ANY Representative to give a valid reason why s/he should not support a bill that provides needed care, especially for their own constituents! TODAY, we appeal to you to do this again, now. FealGood Foundation members and supporters will travel to Washington DC tomorrow to attend a markup hearing on this bill, and your support will make a huge difference in the response they get. At this point, the number of Cosponsors of HR847 has grown to 55 (list of cosponsors can be found at http://thomas.gov, enter HR 847 in search bar and click the 'bill number' button, then search.); yet the health registry includes registrants from all 50 states.
Monday, March 30 2009 - 9/11 Consequences
More Than 20 Types Of War Crimes Against ChildrenRelationship to 9/11 truth? Do we really think Americans would allow, authorize, justify, or even overlook the torture of children in OUR name without the shock and awe of the 9/11 attacks and being perpetually pounded with the graphic memory? Remember when Bush legal advisor John Yoo was asked whether it's legal to crush the testicles of a child? (see video below)
(Human rights legal scholar and professor Doug) Cassel: If the president deems that he's got to torture somebody, including by crushing the testicles of the person's child, there is no law that can stop him?Yoo: No treaty Cassel: Also no law by Congress--that is what you wrote in the August 2002 memo... Yoo: I think it depends on why the President thinks he needs to do that. Clearly, the President thought he needed to do a LOT of things in response to the 9/11 attacks. Many things, that is, other than fully investigating, testifying under oath, or holding anyone accountable. Now, the new President thinks he needs to do a LOT of things in response to 9/11, too. STILL, 9/11 is the reason. NOW, it is time to powerfully demand the truth from the mouths of those who continue to use the attacks as an excuse for anything and everything! This will NOT be done in our name while we remain silent... – Ed.
More Than 20 Types Of War Crimes Against Children Ascribed To Ex-President Bush In Iraq And Afghanistan Monday, 23 March 2009 Torture has received the most attention among the many war crimes of the Bush administration. But those who support Bush's pursuit of the "war on terror" have not been impressed by recriminations over torture. Worse than torture are the murders of at least 50 prisoners in Abu Ghraib, Afghanistan, and Guantánamo, but again the hard-hearted are unimpressed when those whom they perceive as terrorists receive illegal extrajudicial capital punishment. The case for abusing children, however, is more difficult to support. The best kept secret of the Bush's war crimes is that thousands of children have been imprisoned, tortured, and otherwise denied rights under the Geneva Conventions and related international agreements. Yet both Congress and the media have strangely failed to identify the very existence of child prisoners as a war crime. In the Islamic world, however, there is no such silence. Indeed, the prophet Mohammed was the first to counsel warriors not to harm innocent children.
Monday, March 30 2009 - Fear Factors
This pattern's becoming quite clear ...Notice any familiar pattern here, at all? -Wednesday - "Britain warned of a growing terrorist risk from chemical, biological and radiological weapons and pinpointed al Qaeda in Pakistan" -Friday, March 27 - Obama rolls out his "new" Afghanistan and Pakistan -Sunday, March 29 - Newest "Be Very Afraid" alert hits the wires -- Threat of a Dirty Bomb "more likely than ever" for G20 leaders in London... -Also Sunday, Washington Post announces torturing alleged al Qaeda #2 didn't foil any dastardly plots. (Pentagon Department of Information surely huddles to determine the best path to re-terrorize The People so they'll look past this little tidbit...) -Also Sunday, Spain announces they'll go ahead with investigation of a "98-page complaint to prosecutors that accuses former Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and five others of being the legal architects of system that allowed torture." (After which the Obama legal team surely huddles to determine the best path so they can continue to 'look forward' while assuring The People that 'no one's above the law' ... 'really') Articles follow. Are we convinced yet that "those people" are SO dangerous that we'll support sending another 21,000 US troops (plus mercenaries and civilian aid workers) into Afghanistan, and CIA drones into Pakistan, more rendition, more torture, more slaughter, or will it take a few more "dirty bomb" and "Anthrax" threats from the government to get us there? Really??? Are we even asking ourselves that question? Can we continue to overlook the illegal actions of this administration and nonrepresentational, slacking legislative branch? Since when did it become legal for "CIA drones" to bomb another country? Wasn't there something about a War Powers Act once...? Do we see the government's pattern of issuing red alerts coincidental with announcing American hegemony-building war plans? Many people became clear about that while Bush was in power, but fewer are discussing it openly now that we have "new" leadership. So what about it? Can you talk with coworkers or friends about the absurdity of this, and counter the nationalist propaganda and fear-mongering strongly enough to speak out and stand up? Food for thought . . .
Monday, March 30 2009 - 9/11 Consequences
Obama Escalates War in Afghanistan; Threatens Expansion to Pakistanby Kenneth J. Theisen 28 March 2009 WorldCantWait.net President Barack Obama continued with his latest escalation of the war in Afghanistan
by announcing his plans to send an additional 4,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan
to train Afghan government puppet forces. He also announced plans to send hundreds
of diplomats and civilian officials to the country, in what Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton called an "integrated military-civilian strategy".
Like his predecessor George W. Bush, Obama raised the specter of "terrorism"
to justify his actions.
Monday, March 30 2009 - Legal Response to 9/11
Detainee's Harsh Treatment Foiled No PlotsWaterboarding, Rough Interrogation of Abu Zubaida Produced False Leads, Officials Say By Peter Finn and Joby Warrick Washington Post Staff Writers Sunday, March 29, 2009; A01 When CIA officials subjected their first high-value captive, Abu Zubaida, to waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods, they were convinced that they had in their custody an al-Qaeda leader who knew details of operations yet to be unleashed, and they were facing increasing pressure from the White House to get those secrets out of him. The methods succeeded in breaking him, and the stories he told of al-Qaeda terrorism plots sent CIA officers around the globe chasing leads. In the end, though, not a single significant plot was foiled as a result of Abu Zubaida's tortured confessions, according to former senior government officials who closely followed the interrogations. Nearly all of the leads attained through the harsh measures quickly evaporated, while most of the useful information from Abu Zubaida -- chiefly names of al-Qaeda members and associates -- was obtained before waterboarding was introduced, they said.
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Krigger opts to help train Goldencents instead of returning to California
The Baltimore SunKevin Krigger walked the shed row this morning at Pimlico, wearing sunglasses and leading Goldencents, the 17th finisher at the Kentucky Derby, around Barn D. The colt had arrived at 1:30 in the morning, a few hours later than planned, on a van from New...Tags: Pimlico, Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Equestrian
Coach's Rendezvous, a dive in the best sense
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Gaelic sports give locals a chance to play the Irish way
The Baltimore SunThe Baltimore Bohemian isn't your usual sports club. The team splits a case of beer at practice, it wins national championships and it plays sports you've probably never heard of. The Baltimore Gaelic Athletic Association, or BGAA, is celebrating its...Tags: Baseball, Dining and Drinking, Ceremonies, Sports, Lacrosse
For Super Bowl, 'Today' filming live from Inner Harbor Friday
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This type of sculpture, with the Christ child seated in the Virgin's lap in a frontal pose, is known as a Sedes Sapientiae (Throne of Wisdom). These seemingly straightforward images convey complex theological ideas. Mary serves as Christ's throne. Like his ancestors King David and King Solomon, Christ possesses wisdom and justice. Christ would have held a Bible, the divine wisdom that he himself embodies. The abstract linear character of the carving, the upward swirl of the drapery, and the facial type relate this piece to the sculptures of the Cathedral of Saint-Lazare at Autun.
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Broadvision has introduced Clearvale Express, a SaaS-based social networking/enterprise 2.0 application that makes it possible for a company to provide workers with a Twitter-like activity stream that lets you know what your colleagues are working on, collaborate on files and tasks, and build collaborative communities. Workers can follow other users and view a simple Facebook-like profile wall on each user of the company network within Clearvale Express. The application is a stripped down version of Broadvision's full enterprise-class Clearvale. For small businesses or departments looking for a way to add a social element to business interactions, it can be an effective tool. Businesses and organizations using Clearvale Express that want to invite users with different email domains to collaborate with their employees need to make sure at sign-up that they use the link for membership organizations, as the default sign-up for Clearvale Express works only if all member of the network have the same email domain.


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LAKEWOOD RANCH — Not many students make "the perfect score."
But five seniors at The Out-of-Door Academy have done just that, scoring perfect 800s on one portion each of the SAT.
Gabriella Costa, Payton Henson, Kevin Moody, Alex Ruschau and Melanie Mason spent countless hours practicing and preparing for the college-entrance exam — often giving up free time with friends to prepare, in addition to applying to colleges and taking Advanced Placement courses. But, they said, the hard work paid off.
"It's definitely been a challenge (to balance everything), but it's taught us to manage our time," Mason said. "It's going to help us with college."
Students said they were able to learn and understand the concepts behind SAT questions with the help of their teachers, so they could devise their answers quickly. Even if they weren't 100% sure of the answers, they could still apply the concepts they'd learned to make a best guess.
The students laughed when Moody jested, "We're all really good at random guessing."
Students said they performed best in the subject areas in which they naturally perform well — Costa, Moody and Ruschau in math, Mason in writing and Henson in reading.
And, they also said, despite their excitement to perform well on the SAT, they didn't feel their accomplishment put them at the head of their class academically. The test, they said, isn't so much a measure of talent, as a combination of academics, preparation and luck.
"We have a lot of people who are very talented in our grade," Ruschau said. "We all excel in different ways."
"Just because you didn't get a 600 doesn't mean you're not talented in something else," Moody added.
With their senior year more than halfway finished, the students said they are eager to have the SAT behind them and college on the horizon.
David Mahler, head of school for The Out-of-Door Academy, said he was proud of the students' accomplishments.
"Typically, we have a couple (do this well), but five in one class is more than we have in an average year," Mahler said. "They covered all three testing (categories). I think it's a good reflection on the quality of teaching at The Out-of-Door and the breadth of our curriculum."
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Hobbies: Volleyball
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Hobbies: Diving, spear fishing and rock climbing
Category of perfect score: Reading
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Favorite subject: History
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Category of perfect score: Writing
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I have to credit my friend, Josh Brewer, for a lot of the music I listen to these days. He has turned me on to some amazing singer-songwriters; I was never much of a radio listener or concertgoer in college, so I had a lot of catching up to do in my twenties. Josh has introduced me to such amazing musicians/bands as Pierce Pettis, David Wilcox, Patty Griffin, Ryan Adams, Son Volt, Ray Lamontagne, Anaïs Mitchell, Wilco and Denison Witmer (and I'm sure some of these will show up in their own Wednesday slot before the year is over). However, one of the bands I cherish most, thanks to him, is a little group called Over the Rhine. They have been around for a while, but have really begun to draw a larger fan base since Paste magazine praised their magnum opus, Ohio, by giving it five stars. The core of Over the Rhine is the husband-wife duo of Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist. They have consistently created some of the most exquisite and intelligent music over the past ten years, including such amazing albums as Drunkard's Prayer and The Trumpet Child.
What makes Over the Rhine's music so arresting is how delicate each song seems to touch the ear. Whether given a beat and driven by a bluesy guitar, or flowing along to a gentle piano melody, their jazz/folk/blues/classical sound pours from the speaker like audible adornment, filling the room and making it a more beautiful, restful place than it was in silence. Karin's vocals are as satisfying as a good, dry wine, and their blended instrumentation is inspired. Their music fits almost any occasion, from road trips to dinner parties, background music at work or as a centerpiece for a relaxing evening at home. And it is a privileged person who has the opportunity to see them live (Ash Wednesday 2007 at the Mucky Duck in Houston, a Guinness in hand and "I'm on a Roll" coming from the little stage – a concert memory I'll never forget).
If you are interested in checking out Over the Rhine, I suggest The Trumpet Child – I believe it has the most compelling and radio-friendly songs, though I am also thoroughly enjoying their newest release, The Long Surrender (especially the haunting "Only God Can Save Us Now"). Or you could go right to their masterpiece, Ohio, a two-disc epic with gem after shining gem – it's like a treasure chest that can sing.
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Stan Flemming and Dick Muri are both Republicans and Pierce County Council members, they both come from military backgrounds, and they're both about the same age.
They're also bitter rivals in the battle for the new 10th Congressional District seat – and that tension occasionally shows up in their jobs on the County Council, which pays them an annual salary of $107,602.
Their latest disagreement centers on a schedule conflict.
The two men had to choose between attending a July 10 council study session or a campaign-related event. Muri opted to go to the lunchtime study session. Flemming skipped it and drove south to "spend a few brief minutes with the Republican Women of Thurston County."
Flemming used his Facebook campaign page to criticize Muri for his scheduling choice.
"Muri chose to blow-off the constituents of the 10th District once again so he could sit and dine on a bbq (barbecue) chicken luncheon which he felt was more important," wrote Flemming, who said he was responding to Facebook comments from Muri supporters.
Muri was irked that Flemming criticized him for missing the campaign event.
"That's a lot of gall. He's chastising me for doing my job," he told The News Tribune. Muri has repeatedly stressed the Tuesday study sessions – where the council reviews agenda items for its action meeting later that day – are important and mandatory. He said Flemming shouldn't have skipped it July 10.
But Flemming said the study sessions are informational and are not required attendance under council rules. He said he also missed a study session July 16 to be interviewed by The Seattle Times on the 10th District race.
(Not to be outdone, Flemming also says Muri missed several meetings during his unsuccessful run for Congress two years ago. Muri flatly denies it.)
So who's right? Are study sessions mandatory, or not?
Council attorney Susan Long said they are approved meetings of the council. She said the council's Rules of Procedure in the county code don't address attendance.
"All of our council meetings are official," said Joyce McDonald, R-Puyallup, the chairwoman of the council. "We expect every council member to make an effort to be at every official council meeting."
McDonald said Flemming's assistant had sent an email asking for him to be excused from the July 10 study session.
When asked whether a campaign appearance is a justifiable reason for being absent, McDonald said, "You'd have to ask council member Flemming that."
Flemming, 59, and Muri, 58, have worked together on the council for 11/2 years and say they got along professionally prior to the campaign and that even now their clashes haven't affected council business.
McDonald and Vice Chairman Rick Talbert, a Tacoma Democrat, agree. But Talbert said the friction between the two is evident.
"It's noticeable that they're running against one another," Talbert said. "That does create an atmosphere where there is visible tension."


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Shopping on the day after Thanksgiving, a.k.a. "Black Friday," means you'll probably be waiting in line, sitting in traffic or dealing with "competitive" shoppers on... [more]
Obama Embraces Green Collar Stimulus
by Jen Biederman on 11/28/2008
Tags: Green Living, Green-Collar, Jobs, Obama, Stimulus, WorldChanging.com
$100 Billion for Green Jobs! Obama Plans for a Massive New Green-Collar Federal Stimulus Package
$100 billion for green jobs. Billion! The Associated Press reports plans for a massive new green-collar federal stimulus package: Obama has also embraced calls for a... [more]
Ideal Bite: Upper Crust in Coats
by Jen Biederman on 11/25/2008
Tags: Coats, Cold, Green Living, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, November, Organic, Sustainablility, Winter, Winter Coats
Looking for a Warm Outer Mantle for the Winter? Womens' Winter Coats- Green Living Tip Brought to you by Ideal Bite
Looking for a warm outer mantle for the winter? The Bite Bundle up in the Earth's top layers: sustainably made with eco-materials. These coats for the ladies keep you... [more]