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Serves 4
These meatballs are light in texture but very deep in flavor, and the tangy tomato sauce is savory and rich.
Put the breadcrumbs in a small bowl and sprinkle them with the wine or water. Toss to moisten them evenly. In a large bowl, gently mix the lamb, breadcrumbs, Parmesan, sun-dried tomatoes, minced garlic, salt, and pepper with your hands. Don't squeeze or overwork the mixture, but do try to distribute all the ingredients evenly. Roll the mixture into about 16 balls.
In a large skillet, heat 2 Tbs. of olive oil over medium heat, and add a layer of meatballs, leaving enough room between them so you can turn them without breaking. (Because of the cheese, the meatballs may stick a little, so use a spatula to gently dislodge them as you turn them. Take care not to burn the browned bits that stick to the pan; they'll add flavor to the sauce.) Brown the meatballs gently on all sides; if the pan is crowded, do this in batches. It should take about 6 minutes per batch.
Transfer the meatballs to a plate, pour off any fat from the pan, add another 2 Tbs. of olive oil, and add the onion. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring almost constantly until the onion is very soft and starting to brown lightly, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic cloves, turn the heat to high, pour in the wine, and boil until it's reduced to a glaze, about 1 minute. Add the broth, all the tomatoes, 1/3 cup of the juice from the tomatoes (discard or freeze the rest of the juice for later), and the rosemary. Crush the tomatoes with a wooden spoon or a spatula until they're in small pieces.
Nestle the meatballs in the sauce, cover the pan, and adjust the heat to a lively simmer. Cook the meatballs until they're no longer pink inside, shaking the pan so the meatballs get evenly moistened, about 5 minutes. Transfer the meatballs to a clean plate, increase the heat to high, and boil the sauce until it's fairly thick and very tasty, about 5 minutes. Add the balsamic vinegar and the hot sauce, and then taste and add salt if necessary.
Return the meatballs to the sauce and gently reheat them. Serve immediately over rice or couscous, with a spoonful of yogurt drizzled over each -serving and a sprinkling of the fresh herbs.
To make it a complete meal, ladle the meatballs over plain couscous or Fluffy White Rice.
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by Asmodeus, 4/13/2010loved it - but had to add back qn egg
by cinnamongrl311, 3/31/2013i thought this was great...made a few modifications though...i thought the sauce was too liquidy even after reducing, so i blended it --major improvement. served with crumbled feta rather than yogurt. The side was roasted eggplant and quinoa. otherwise, easy and tasty. the sauce is very aromatic.
by adri367, 2/15/2013This was amazing! A lot of work and constant monitoring required, but definitely worth it. Worthy of a special occasion!
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Collection of architectural studies by Charles Robert Cockerell, principally for neo-classical chimney-pieces, many subscribed from his architectural studios at Savile Row in the 1820s, comprising some thirty-eight drawings and counterproofs as follows (listed in the order in which they have been tied): a counterproof of a chimney-piece with life-size moulding marked up in pencil; a counterproof for a chimney-piece and life-size moulding for Lough Crew with further details on verso (7 April 1826); studies of chimney-pieces in pencil and in pen-and-ink; counterproof of the drawing-room chimney-piece, Lough Crew (29 August 1828); pen-and-ink scale drawing of a chimney-piece touched in pencil; counterproof worked in wash of a library chimney-piece (23 August 1826); pencil and wash finished drawing of a library chimney-piece; matching pencil and wash finished drawing of a drawing-room chimney-piece; counterproof of chimney-piece details; wash over pen-and-ink life-size scaled drawing of chimney-piece mouldings (10 January 1828); preliminary freehand study in pen-and-ink over pencil for a chimney-piece freeze [for the dining-room, Grange Park], drawn on the verso of an address panel ("CR Cockerell Esq/ Architect/ Savile Row/ London"); pen-and-ink study on three sheets of paper of a chimney-piece and adjoining walls with an outline female figure in profile [for the dining-room, Grange Park, compare the very similar drawing, Watkin, pl.63] (August 1824); pencil studies of chimney-pieces and life-size moulding for "dressing Ro:" and "Mrs B's bed Ro:" [?i.e. Mrs Baring of Grange Park] chimney-pieces; pencil and pen-and-ink studies of a chimney-piece and life-size moulding for "Lady's Ro:" chimney-piece; finished pencil drawing of a library chimney-piece; pencil and pen-and-ink measured studies marked "No 15 The Grange Plan, Elevation & Section of Window in Bed Room Saville Row Octr 3rd 1823"; finished pencil study of a chimney-piece with classical frieze; counterproof marked "Profile of Pilaster cap and shelf to Chimney-piece full size" and "Profile of base of Pilaster full size"; measured pen-an-ink "Chimney-piece for the library of London House of vein Marble the shelf to have the same profile as that of dining-room, the Moulding to reveal of cap of pilaster & of pannel to be the same" (15 August 1820); free hand pencil studies of chimney-pieces, touched in ink, with pencil sketches of a chimney-piece marked "£150" on verso [presumably for Grange Park, see note below]; measured pencil study of a chimney-piece; freehand graphite study of two chimney-pieces touched in green wash; measured graphite study of a chimney-piece, touched in green wash; graphite study of two chimney-pieces touched in green, yellow and purple-grey washes; measured pencil study of a chimney-piece with life-size details of moulding; counterproof of a chimney-piece for Shadwell Rectory (1 April 1829); pen-and-ink finished drawing touched in washes of "Elevation of West side of Deputy Chairman's Room"; measured pen-and-ink "Drawings of Chimney-pieces at Travellers Club House" with life-size details of mouldings drawn freehand in pencil (11 April 1822); pen-and-ink measured drawing, finished in pencil, of a chimney-piece [Grange Park], (inscribed "ordered 20 March 1824, CRC"); two pencil studies, freehand and measured, of a chimney-piece; counterproof plan, elevation and section of the chimney-piece at Lynford Hall (9 February 1829); pen-and-ink measured drawing of a chimney-piece with life-size details of moulding; counterproof of life-size details of chimney-piece moulding for Lough Crew (7 April 1826); another counterproof of chimney-piece moulding for Lough Crew (22 March 1830); counterproof, worked over in pencil and washes, of the dining-room chimney-piece for Derry Ormond (inscribed "Drawing of Col &c sent to Mr Foster 8th Feby 1826"); pen-and-ink measured drawing, touched with orange wash, of the dining-room chimney-piece, Lynford Hall, with life-size details of moulding (7 February 1829); pen-and-ink measured drawing with life-size details of moulding, touched in blue and grey washes, of "Chimney-piece of Dining-room at London House in vein marble", with bishop's mitre (15 August 1820),
tied with chancery ribbon, some dust-staining (especially to outer leaves), but overall in good condition, mostly oblong folio and 4to
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An important set of drawings by this major architect, dating from early in his career
, executed soon after his seminal tour of Greece of 1810 to 1817. Of Cockerell's later masterpieces, such as the Ashmolean, David Watkin writes "There can be no doubt that he will be remembered for his individual positive achievement, for a great sequence of personal masterpieces which are unique in English architecture...Here in these compelling buildings he combines the grandeur of Wren and the imagination of Hawksmoor with a classical scholarship all his own" (
The Life and Work of C.R. Cockerell
, 1974, p.xxiii). Cockerell's work on the dining-room at Watkins's Grange Park, commissioned by Alexander Baring (later Lord Ashburton), represents a pinnacle of his early style, as well as offering some of the most striking drawings in the present collection: "In August 1823 Cockerell set to work in earnest on the designs for Baring's dining-room. It is clear from the diary that he was obsessed by a desire to make of this room a
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, a composition matching in distinction and originality the architecture of the house itself...The room which Cockerell finally produced was one of the most elegant and scholarly rooms of the whole Greek Revival. Based ultimately on the cella of the temple at Bassae, it achieved that jewelled, casket-like quality which we know Cockerell felt was characteristic of Greek design...A further luxurious adornment was the chimney-piece adorned with two serpentine columns already in Baring's possession and a bas-relief specially commissioned from Flaxman. Cockerell's pupil Clarke, called on Flaxman on 20 January 1824 with Cockerell's drawing for the chimney-piece and a letter explaining that Baring did not want to spend more than £150 on the frieze" (Watkin, p.172).
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Blair Gadsby went to the doctor on this day of his hunger strike for 911 Truth.
11 days with out food and the doctor gave him a clean bill of health! Blair
is committed to seeing this thing through and will not compromise his request
of two hours of McCains time. Good weather permitting a plane is scheduled to
toe a 35 foot banner on friday between 5pm and 7pm, a rally of the movement
here in Phoenix has been set for that time in front of McCain's office. The
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this morning gave Blair a big boost of energy. KTVK Channel 3 sent out a camera
man this morning and interviewed Blair. Shortly after noon two McCain Staff
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and allow them to present our side of the story to McCain's staff, Blair stood
his ground and once again stated that he must have a two hour sit down with
McCain and allow media to be present.
Day 9 of Blair Gadsby's Hunger Strike for 9/11 Truth brought two radio interviews
and a phone interview from The Arizona Republic. Blair responded to
Senator McCain's letter and Senator Karen Johnson issued her own written request
to Sen. McCain urging him to meet with Blair, and both Blair and Senator Johnson
were interviewed by Jack Blood on GCN radio network. It seems as though Blair
has cracked the veil of silence from the MSM as his 9/11 concerns will be stated
in a nArizona Republic newspaper article. Your constant calls, email and faxes
to the MSM are working (please see Media Alert below, to take action right now).
Now is not the time to slow down or scale back our efforts. Your actions are
empowering Blair and he feels it's because of your efforts that this hunger
strike is receiving so much attention. It's time to push back. Could the summer
of truth bring a crashing blow to the biggest cover-up of our time? -Tim King
See also: Article in Arizona Republic, Phoenix's main corporate newspaper, available here.
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Your Phone Calls and email are working! Hunger Strike activist Blair Gadsby
has finally broke in to the main stream media. Tuesday evening Blair was interview
by the Arizona Republic for an article that should come out Wednesday morning.
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NEW YORK — Family members of 9/11 victims have sent a letter today to
Susan Crawford, Convening Authority of the Guantánamo military commissions,
sharply criticizing the politicization of the system. According to news reports,
a Pentagon representative secretly invited an outspoken supporter of the military
commissions to Guantánamo Bay for Thursday's arraignment of Khalid
Sheikh Mohammed and four other detainees on terrorism-related charges, but did
not make this option available to family members who have expressed criticism
of the commissions. This type of politicization is symptomatic of the unconstitutional
and biased tribunal system, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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detainees that adheres to the Constitution, stating, "As people who lost
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that justice is served in the prosecution of suspects. However, we know that
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cover overlaps between the site's main projects. One of them deals with
the military analysts story. It has been garnering more attention since the
recent New York Times expose, but articles about it have dripped out over the
years and there is a wealth of material, which was previously split between
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The second new timeline is called Neoconservative Think Tank Influence on
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the various Iran, Iraq, Detainee Abuse, and 9/11 projects.
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warnings, and al-Qaeda in Southeast Asia. In addition, there is more about the
time spent by two 9/11 hijackers in Thailand and the CIA's seeming inability
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The Invasion of Iraq Timeline has cross-posted entries from the military analysts
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is that while the major networks and the Washington Post got it wrong, and the
New York Times boasted the supreme talents of Judy Miller, Knight Ridder (now
McClatchy) actually got the story right, proving that it could be done.
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5/28–SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Joining John and Kyle will be 9/11 Family Member, and "Jersey Girl" Lorie Van Auken who lost her husband Kenneth Van Auken.
This week's debate on Air America's "Clout" with Richard Greene is destined to be a special one. As it stands right now, the two confirmed "pro-Truth" guests to appear are Kyle Hence, and John Judge, the founders of 9/11 CitizensWatch. Citizenswatch was a watchdog group of the 9/11 Commission that worked alongside the 9/11 Family Steering Committee. Along with the families, they called for the resignation of Executive Director Philip Zelikow, and at one point, they started an advertising campaign "demanding that Bush, Cheney, Clinton, Gore and Rice testify publicly, and under oath before the commission." They ran "billboard advertisements in the Washington metro rail system for four weeks, as well as quarter-page ads in The Washington Post." Thus far the one confirmed guest who does NOT agree that we need another investigation is Daniel Pinchbeck, the author of 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl, Tarcher, 2006 and editorial director of the web magazine, Reality Sandwich. Daniel's position is that we need to move forward, not back.
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Dir: Paul Krik, United States, 85 min, 2008, Feature
US Premiere. Cast & Crew in attendance.
Thomas Flynn, the idealist owner of a left-leaning radical cafe-bookstore and the quixotic publisher of a hard-hitting 9/11 conspiracy expose, finds himself entangled with a mysterious Eastern European beauty, Kasia, who is on the run from the architects of a global 9/11 cover-up, in this contemporary take on classic film noir. When Thomas is implicated in the murder of his friend and employee, he's forced to unravel Kasia's complex web of lies while attempting to fight his natural attraction to her. As it turns out, Kasia possesses the smoking gun that proves the identities and methods of the real architects of 9/11, and Thomas is willing to risk everything to expose the truth.
More info, buy tickets, view full film details at Brooklyn International Film Festival site.
10:00pm – PARTY!
Complimentary Stella Artois beer and Glaceau Water.
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres provided by: Planethailand 212 Planethailand Williamsburg Babouche Restaurant
Music sets by DJs: Gibo Rosin Funky Junction
WHERE: Brooklyn Lyceum: 227 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
US Premiere
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United States, 2008, 85min
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Thomas Flynn, the idealist owner of a left-leaning radical cafe-bookstore and the quixotic publisher of a hard-hitting 9/11 conspiracy expose, finds himself entangled with a mysterious Eastern European beauty, Kasia, who is on the run from the architects of a global 9/11 cover-up, in this contemporary take on classic film noir.…
Day 8 of Blair Gadsby's hunger strike for 9/11 Truth was met with opposition
and a written response from the office of U.S. Senator John McCain. Blair was
approached by the property manager at McCain's office and a Phoenix police officer
and was told to remove his signs, stating that he was on private property. Numerous
signs and banners have been surrounding Blair during his hunger strike to add
to the visual affect. Wanting to comply with the law we had no choice but to
remove the signs and now he has only what he can physically hold. Later in the
day Blair made yet another visit inside the office to hand deliver a request
to meet with Senator McCain. At this moment Blair was handed a written response
to his request that stated the Senator's schedule would not permit him to meet
with Blair at this time. (McCain's response is below.) Notice the date on the
letter–May 30th!! They let Blair sit outside, in 100 plus degree weather, on
a hunger strike while that letter sat on someone's desk inside the office all
Blair is preparing a response to deliver to the office of John McCain.
Stay tuned for an interview with Blair on GCN's Dead Line Live with Jack Blood
today or Wednesday.
Thanks to everyone supporting this action and sending Blair their thoughts
and well wishes. -Tim King
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes Blair Gadsby who is now in day 8 of his Hungry
for Truth… Continue reading
On Tuesday, June 3, join the Center for Constitutional Rights for an exciting
live webcast of the event "True Crimes: The Untold Story Behind the Devastation
of Iraq." The event, which will take place at New York City's Town Hall,
features bestselling author JEREMY SCAHILL, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer CHRIS
HEDGES, journalist LAILA AL-ARIAN, and The New Yorker's SEYMOUR HERSH, as they
go behind the headlines to tell the untold story of the occupation of Iraq, the
daily plight of Iraqi civilians, and the ongoing role of private mercenaries in
America's so-called "war on terror."
The webcast will stream live on CCR's website on Tuesday, June 3, 7 p.m. EST.
Go here for more details.
This event also marks the book launches of Collateral Damage: America's
War Against Iraqi Civilians by Chris Hedges and Laila al-Arian and the
updated paperback edition of Blackwater: Rise of the World's Most Powerful
Mercenary Army by Jeremy Scahill.
CCR has worked with all of these authors in our pursuit of justice for the
victims of the war and occupation of Iraq. Recently, we filed new cases against
Blackwater for its killing of Iraqi civilians as well as a new case against
CACI and Titan, military contractors in Iraq who were responsible for interrogation
and translation at Abu Ghraib.
The event is co-sponsored by CCR, The Nation, Public Concern Foundation,
Democracy Now!, The Indypendent, CERSC, Democrats. com, Veterans for
Common Sense, Peace Action New York, Alternet and Tricycle.…
AZ Senator Karen Johnson: "Blair has a lot of courage and I'm hoping that what he does here will be very effective and that it will bring the attention to Senator McCain that is needed, so that he will take another look at this and really understand that there are a lot more questions than answers out there. and that The folks that lost their loved ones in this horrible tragedy deserve to have answers. That's what we need to do, is find these answers for them."
Hungry for Truth – Day 7
Braving temperatures reaching 104 degrees and denying himself food, one man's epic struggle to find the truth about 9/11 has resulted in a outpouring of support across the United States and around the world. Blair Gadsby has completed day 7 of his first ever Hunger Strike for 9/11 truth. In seven days Gadsby has been interviewed six times by the alternative media while being largely ignored by the MSM. No surprise there. On day seven a large rally was held to cheer Blair on as he enters week two. Fifty plus people showed up at various times throughout the evening to give Blair their support. During an internet radio interview conducted by Cosmos of truthaction.org, Blair received a call from Sydney, Australia. This proves that news of Blair's hunger strike is circling the globe and hopefully his efforts will inspire others to stand up and demand a new investigation. Blair also received well wishes and a… Continue reading
David Ray Griffin
June 1, 2008
Although I was not able to be present at the rally either in person or by telephone,
I wanted to express my strong support for the NYC
9/11 Ballot Initiative.
There has never been a better time to get such an initiative on the ballot, because
the 9/11 Truth Movement's case against the official account of 9/11 is now extremely
strong—much stronger than it was just two years ago.
For example, new evidence has been brought forth to show that the official account
of the destruction of the Twin Towers and WTC 7 cannot possibly be true. The NIST
Report has been shown to be completely inadequate, and a former employee of NIST
has spoken out to verify what we already suspected—that NIST has become totally
politicized, so that its scientists are little more than "hired guns."
Besides the fact that the NIST Report has been discredited, so has The 9/11
Commission Report. Philip Shenon's book has made public what we in the movement
have long known, that the 9/11 Commission was controlled by a man, Philip Zelikow,
who represented the Bush-Cheney White House. Shenon even shows that Zelikow had
outlined the whole report before the Commission's staff had begun its work.
Moreover, some central pillars of the official account have been demolished by
the FBI. It has said it has no hard evidence that Osama bin Laden was responsible
for the attacks, that there were no cell phone calls from passengers… Continue reading
By Andrew O. Selsky
May 29, 2008
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Defense lawyers accused the government of
rushing the Sept. 11 defendants to trial at Guantánamo to influence the U.S.
presidential elections, and asked the military judge to dismiss the case in
a court filing obtained Thursday by The Associated Press.
The filing also shows that the former chief prosecutor at Guantánamo, who resigned
in October over alleged political interference, was sanctioned by the military
on May 23 after testifying for the defense in a Guantánamo hearing.
The former prosecutor, Air Force Col. Morris Davis, wrote that the action will
discourage any other military members from providing information about the controversial
war-crimes tribunals. The tribunals' legal adviser, Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas
Hartmann, told the AP Davis was sanctioned because of poor job performance and
not because he testified.
Military lawyers for alleged Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and
four co-defendants revealed that prosecutors are seeking a Sept. 15 trial date
— weeks before the Nov. 4 election.
The five men accused of mounting the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that killed almost
3,000 people are to be arraigned June 5 at the U.S. Navy base in Guantánamo
Bay, Cuba — the most high-profile of the military commissions, as the
war-crimes proceedings are called.
"It is safe to say that there are senior officials in the military commission
process who believe that there would be strategic political value to having
these five men sitting in a death chamber… Continue reading
Even experts at the U.S. bioweapons facility at Fort Detrick think that the anthrax which was used in the 2001 attacks came from their facility:
"In an e-mail obtained by FOX News, scientists at Fort Detrick openly discussed how the anthrax powder they were asked to analyze after the attacks was nearly identical to that made by one of their colleagues.
"Then he said he had to look at a lot of samples that the FBI had prepared … to duplicate the letter material," the e-mail reads. "Then the bombshell. He said that the best duplication of the material was the stuff made by [name redacted]. He said that it was almost exactly the same … his knees got shaky and he sputtered, 'But I told the General we didn't make spore powder!'
"Indeed, 3 of the 4 suspects the FBI is investigating are employees of Fort Detrick, which is run by the Army.
This new information verifies that the anthrax came from the Fort Detrick military base (confirmed here).
Some people are pretending that someone unconnected with the army bioweapons facility at Fort Detrick stole the anthrax. However, as the above-quoted article states:
"Fort Detrick is run by the United States Army. It's the most secure biological warfare research center in the United States," a bioterrorism expert told FOX News."
It is not very likely that someone could steal anthrax from the most secure facility in the U.S., run by the Army.
Indeed, the FBI apparently… Continue reading
Phoenix 9/11 Truth Activist to Start Hunger Strike at McCain's Office: Memorial Day, 5:00PM, May 26, 2008 at the office of Senator John McCain, 5353 N. 16th St., Phoenix, AZ
Contact: Tim King Office: 480.329.9090, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phoenix, AZ, May 21, 2008 – In an effort to bring national attention to the 9/11 truth issue, Phoenix activist, Blair Gadsby, a professor of Religious Studies, plans to start a hunger strike on Memorial Day, at the Phoenix office of Senator John McCain. Gadsby is putting the spotlight on McCain because of McCain's avowed support for the official account of 9/11. McCain is the author of the foreword to the 2006 Popular Mechanics book, Debunking 9/11 Myths: Why Conspiracy Theories Can't Stand Up to the Facts.
Gadsby, an Arizonan who is represented by McCain, stated for the record, "I believe Mr. McCain is a man of deep integrity. He has stood up to corporate influence in campaigns and to the very powerful Military Industrial Complex in the past, and he has a record of being a maverick. That's why I've chosen to offer him this opportunity to face the issues head-on publicly. He may be one of the very, very few who have the integrity and stature to keep the military loyal and find the broad-based political support to bring about a change in our great country. But today, he is in a perilous position. By writing the Foreword to the official cover-up story, he has sided with the… Continue reading
When: Wednesday May 28th, 7:30 pm
Where: St. Mark's Church, 2nd Avenue @ 10th Street
(New York, May 22, 2008) – The New York City 9/11 Ballot Initiative Campaign,
a non-profit, citizens based organization, whose goal is the creation of an independent
commission to lead a new investigation into the tragedy of 9/11, will be holding
a rally on Wednesday, May 28th at 7:30 PM at St. Mark's Church in the Bowery.
The campaign hopes to put the issue of a new investigation of 9/11 on the November
2008 NYC ballot as a public referendum. Come and learn about this historic effort!
Visit www.nyc911initiative.org for full campaign details.
Featured speakers include:
Wayne Madsen, investigative reporter, retired NSA analyst
John Feal, 9/11 first responder, Director of the Feal Good Foundation
William Rodriguez, 9/11 hero and last survivor of WTC1
Sander Hicks, 9/11 author/researcher, founder of Voxpop.net
Jesse Richard, founder of TVNewsLies.org
Karen Johnson, state senator from Arizona (by phone)
The event will be moderated by the Reverend Frank Morales.
The rally will be an opportunity for the press and public to learn about the 9/11
Ballot Initiative Campaign and to fill out petitions. Upon reaching 30,000 valid
signatures which are lawfully required to put the Initiative on the ballot, NYC
voters will be enabled to create a fact-driven investigation of 9/11, which will
be distinct from the former Kean-Hamilton Commission because this will go beyond
political agendas by exploring all possible scenarios, following the evidence
wherever it may lead. We have… Continue reading
By Thomas D. Williams
The Public Record
May 26, 2008
US Air Force Reserve Maj. Thomas "Buzz" Rempfer, a 43-year-old Connecticut native, is hoping he is nearing the end of nearly a decade's perpetual and unprecedented battle with the Pentagon over the legality, safety and effectiveness of mandatory anthrax vaccinations.
His and others' efforts have already netted favorable federal court rulings. They invalidated the original Department of Defense mandate and the vaccine's initial licensing.
Now Rempfer, formerly of West Suffield, Connecticut, and now of Tucson, Arizona, awaits a ruling from the Air Force Board for Correction of Military Records. The board could award him back pay for lost time and promotions in the Air National Guard. If the board does not, he is likely to appeal back to the federal court. It was that court which decided in his favor by forcing another ruling from the Air Force panel.
However, much more significant to Rempfer is a broader public service goal. Rempfer and his deceased close friend, US Air Force Reserve Maj. Russell "Russ" E. Dingle, both pilots, fought their battle for others adversely affected by the vaccine. It was their belief that any victory, legally, must become a crucial military servicewide precedent, clearing all other vaccine-resisting veterans from punishment. Rempfer is acting as a representative of Dingle's estate.
In more than five years of research, Dingle and Rempfer concluded the anthrax vaccine was improperly licensed and ineffective. They found it created thousands of adverse reactions and was unnecessary. The… Continue reading
Scholar Urges Candidates Debate Role of President's Usurpation of Power
By Jeff Demers and Sherwood Ross
Global Research, May 22, 2008
President Bush's usurpation of power since 9/11 was termed "rapacious," "predatory," and "extra-Constitutional," by presidential scholar Michael Genovese, director of the Institute for Leadership Studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
Genovese said the "Unitary Theory" of the executive espoused by the Bush White House "is a very strange and ahistorical notion that says, 'In a crisis all power gravitates to the president. No one, not the courts, not the Congress can interfere with the president and in effect, the president is the state."
"That ahistorical view runs contrary to everything that we find in the Framers," Genovese said. "For the president to say that he has all the authority he needs to do all he had to do without Congress, without the courts, is simply dead wrong. He may be the decider but he's not the only decider."
Genovese urged the candidates for the White House discuss their views on the nature of the presidency.
He said the Framers' intention "was to get away from the rule of one man that they just fought a revolution to overthrow, and so the Framers invented a rule of law system, under a separation of powers, with checks and balances, under a constitution, and they invented an office, the president, who was to preside, not to govern, but to preside."
The system they created was primarily concerned "about protecting freedom… Continue reading


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Café Sundance
European, global
Alleluia! A star is born. Good ole Shakespeare was right, when he thundered "What's in a name?" For sure, this unpretentious, moderately priced star is misleadlingly named. The brand new Café Sundance shares nothing with the late Sundance (RIP) except its name and space in Churchgate. The menu is entirely different, as is the management and the chef. But it is honest, direct and comforting. Like the three generations of guests today. They share a passion for food and fashion, bubbly young Aditi loves dancing and singing too, while her mother fashion entrepreneur Nisha Sharma moved to Delhi only to wow it with her successful garment factory which supplies to prominent stores. This is obviously in her genes because her mother Nina Vasa has not only been successfully creating garments for decades but also the best cheesecakes. After a long and leisurely lunch "We loved every single dish here" they chorused and like Arnie Schwarznegger we all added "We ll be back".
Gone are the erstwhile Sundance's orange mascot with the cowboy hat and rundown chairs. The two levels of this small 55 seater are spruced up, bright cream walls, glassed show kitchen, wooden tables and chairs, a giant backlit wall rack stacked with vintage odds and ends and comic books complete the charm.
Having enjoyed (most of) the lunch, I pop in unannounced for a solitary dinner too (am delighted to bump into my twitter foodie buddy Roxanne Bamboat). None of the old Ninja Turtle Burgers and Indian Chinese but whoa! What burgers, dogs and sliders here. Plenty of other café staples, such as sandwiches,pastas, pizzas and salads. For me, the sliders (Rs 100 each) (especially the moist, flavorsome pork belly slider with star anise and barbecue sauce ) work the magic. True blue German frankfurters made juicier with American mustard, ketchup are enlivened with relish, jalapenos and gherkins, be it the classic Hot dog, or the delightful bacon and cheese dog.
Veggies go for the portobello mushroom burger. The juicy tenderloin burger, Cajun chicken burger (oozing cheese in its centre) and the fish and chips burger (with the tang of Bengali kasundi mustard) come out tops. The gifted 28 year old chef Mikhail Shahani ( who also runs Ketan Kadam's Two One Two Bar & Grill) is always there. Happily, veggies are taken care of, the four-tiered vegetarian lasagna as good as that in Two one Two. Ask for the side of the steamed corn on the cob (with parsley butter and nimbu and mirchi) and outstanding aglio olio angel hair pasta. Chorizo pizza, Mediteranean grilled prawns and the addictive Barbecue chicken wings are worth trying too. As is the Cheesecake with it's crunch of Digestive biscuits and the dense, Ecuadorian chocolate truffle (only at dinner).
Packed and noisy. To make matters worse they don't take reservations. Café Sundance has additional drawbacks, the tables are placed too close to each other. Some of the mains are heaped over with sauce (pot roasted chicken, Rawas) as is the spinach ravioli. Beef strogonoff lacks punch. The option of whole wheat buns and rolls (for the burgers and dogs) is needed. Many desserts are unavailable
it's centrally located, has a well stocked bar, is open through the day (8am to midnight). Serves affordably priced (Av dish Rs 395) comfort food, has a cheery newspaper menu and the bill is presented in a Jughead comic. But its not about fussy gimmicks, the kitchen is the focal point and Café Sundance is ultimately about eating more than anything else. I applaud their gift for breathing fresh life into familiar genres, for grafting the present onto the past.Jughead khush hua!
Café Sundance, ground floor, Eros Building, Churchgate, call 22026212Open 8am to midnight.
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spagmoid - 8:25 pm on Dec 17, 2002 (gmt 0)
It's not usually for bandwidth issues either, their bandwidth policy should cover that - several have stated they have "moral" reasons. So they can rip you off and provide lousy service but when it comes to the human body they become a temple of puritanism. I won't support censoring hosts even with my other sites, which have no nudity.
Most of the companies recommended don't allow adult content. I have users who I don't censor, and I don't like being censored by my web host.


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Status: Full-time position
Location: Santa Fe, NM
Deadline Date: 1/13/14
Date Available:
Job Summary: Promote Santa Fe as a desirable destination. Manage and organize daily operations of Visitor Centers located inside the Santa Fe Community Convention Center and historic Santa Fe Depot in the Railyard. Organization, coordination, scheduling and direction of Visitor Center staff and volunteers at both Visitor Centers. Research and put together Weekly Calendar of Events by maintaining awareness of local events. Maintain inventory, including ordering brochures, maps, souvenirs and other retail and promotional items. Oversight of cash handling in both Visitor Centers, including preparation and delivery of daily deposits of funds received. Establish and enforce Visitor Center policies and procedures. Assist visitors with travel needs in person, by telephone, fax and/or internet. Maintain and work on ongoing projects as directed by Convention & Visitors Bureau Director.
Qualifications: Education and Experience
Two years progressively responsible experience in tourism related or customer service operation, preferably in a busy visitor center; AND
Bachelor's Degree in Tourism Management, or closely related field.
Special Qualifications
Must possess a valid New Mexico driver's license and obtain a City of Santa Fe driving permit within three (3) months of hire. Considerable skill in typing and experience in operating general office equipment, including but not limited to, personal computer/printer, including database management systems (CRM, CRS, and Microsoft Office platforms), multi-line telephone, internet, books, manuals, photocopiers, 10-key calculator, typewriters, fax machines and scanners.
Additional Requirements
Thorough Knowledge of the City of Santa Fe, including attractions, roads, retail establishments, restaurants, etc.
Familiarity with Northern New Mexico, including roads, transportation, and services available.
Considerable Skill in high level of effective communication, language and presentation skills; interpersonal relations; demonstrated public speaking skills.
High level of communication and language skills, including effective listening skills, clear speaking, good vision and hearing. Fluency in foreign languages preferred.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Experience in practices, terminology, and general operations of a Visitor Center, including professional telephone etiquette and exemplary customer service standards. Demonstrated Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing with a diverse customer base.
Duties: Promote Santa Fe as a desirable destination to all guests and visitors.
Ability to diplomatically interact with a diverse customer base, which could include age, race, identity and social values.
Attendance at off-site trade shows, conferences, etc. as directed by supervisor.
Provide and oversee assistance to visitors with travel needs, including lodging, restaurants, museums, special events, and general tourist information.
Maintain effective working relationships with local hospitality industry, tourism offices and local, regional, and state organizations, to ensure support for the Visitor Centers.
Community outreach by hosting informational sessions for hospital industry and other community partners.
Oversight of daily operations, including maintenance of quality information at Visitor Centers.
Maintain and work on ongoing projects, as directed by supervisor.
Assist guests in a professional manner, in person, by phone, or email.
Create and update visitor itineraries (walking tour, sightseeing, historic, etc.), including assistance with convention or tour group planning, as necessary.
Maintain brochure stock and storage areas.
Create monthly Visitor Center reports.
Ensure cleanliness and maintenance of Visitor Centers.
Oversee and ensure staff maintains timely data entry of requests for visitor information for mailing and statistical information, and coordination of weekly bulk mail deliveries.
Update and maintain lists of available services of importance to visitors (restaurants, camp grounds, etc.)
Develop and oversee maintenance of permanent displays for Visitor Centers.
Create and maintain merchandising of retail sales inventory in Visitor Centers.
Perform other duties as assigned.
To Apply:
Submit City of Santa Fe Application by one of the following methods
Fill out application at Human Resources Department, City Hall, 200 Lincoln Avenue, Santa Fe, NM;
Mail application to P.O. Box 909, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-0909;
or fax application to (505) 955-6810. Applications may be downloaded from our website www.santafenm.gov; or apply online at www.santafenm.gov.


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Preemptive strike here.
At some point, Kirk Ferentz and his three sons are going to be some sort of big story. It's just too perfect.
Dad consults with No. 1 son, Brian, on the inner workings of Iowa's offensive line. The point person with that group is the center James Ferentz, a three-year starter and son No. 2. They may or may not bump into Steven, no No. 3, Kirk and Mary Ferentz's youngest and a walk-on tight end with the Hawkeyes this fall.
So, let's do this story. It ended up being an interview with dad No. one and only, but it's at least something before the rest of the world figures out that the college football version of "My Three Sons" is happening in Iowa City.
Here's the Q&A. We go everywhere from Kirk and Mary's first date to family planning to the commute to the football complex (no, they don't car pool) and finally to thoughts of how long Kirk Ferentz wants to keep this run going at Iowa.
We set the scene with a ninth-grade football player who meets the new kid, who has an eighth grade sister who happens to catch the ninth-grader's eye.
[This is part I of a 40-minute interview with Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz, covering mostly family topics past and present. Check the bottom of the post for video from Gazette photographer Brian Ray. Parts II and III will be available Monday and Tuesday, respectively.]
CRG: Everyone knows you have five kids. Why five? Was it just life?
KF: I can assure you that wasn't planned, like most things in my life. It wasn't planned at all. My wife and I have different stories on that. After our first baby, as I recall, she wanted immediately to have another one. She groused and grumped all the way through the pregnancy. She claims that's not true, but anyway . . . We enjoy having kids. We enjoy family. It's been great having kids, a great experience. I don't think either of us could see how it was going to turn out. It's not like we had a master plan.
The one thing I will tell you is we were pretty sure four was the number and then it was just a matter of chance that No. 5 came along. So, that was . . . unplanned. Probably the best thing that ever happened to us. We were thrilled.
CRG: I'm not sure of the entire story, but was Mary your high school sweetheart?
KF: Her brother Kevin [Hart, a former Penn State football player] and I started playing football together in ninth grade. First time I met him was in ninth grade. I distinctly remember going over to his house, in think it was in the fall, I didn't know him or his family, a couple of kids went over, one of those deals, and I remember meeting Mary, who was in eighth grade at that time.
Pretty much, for the next four years, she was always Kevin's younger sister. They have a big family, so it didn't mean much. But for whatever reason in May of 1973, I decided to ask her out on a date. I wasn't the most social guy in high school. I was kind of driven by sports. I went on a date here and there, but never got serious. To this day, I can't tell you why I asked her out to a movie, nor could she tell you why she accepted.
We went to a movie and that was it. I was head over heels.
CRG: It's funny how that works. No one can tell you exactly "the moment."
KF: I had been infatuated with girls before, for the record. I didn't see that coming. It's funny when you think you're really in love with someone, but it worked out. However many years later, we're still talking most of the time.
CRG (photographer Brian Ray): What was the movie?
KF: You'll never guess. We went to see something popular or what have you, it was in downtown Pittsburgh, but it was sold out. So we ended up seeing a movie called "The Mack." You're going to have to look that one up in the archives. I don't think it got any awards. It made the night even funnier.
CRG: Was the first movie you wanted to see "Jaws"?
KF: It might've been. The '70s was the best decade for movies, ever.
CRG: The early days, who did it work with coaching? You were at Worcester (Mass.) Academy [prep school where Kirk Ferentz started his career] and the level of engagement there is one thing. At Pitt, there's another level and you're there for 20 hours or whatever. And then you get the break at Iowa and that's off the charts. How did it work early on?
KF: Couple of things: She grew up in a football-oriented family. Her dad [Gerry] played collegiately, coached a little bit and then was an official in the NFL for a decade. Obviously, with her brothers being involved, she grew up around it. That's still no preparation for the coaching life.
When I finished at Connecticut, I stayed as a student assistant for a year. I still had to student teach and I put that off until the spring. In the fall, I spent basically every waking hour at the football office or with her, but more at the football office for obvious reasons. So, she got a little exposure to that at that point, I guess. The schedule at Worcester isn't like any job that I've had since.
It all seemed to work. That's kind of what I've always liked. She already knew what I wanted to do [be a coach] before I started dating her.
CRG: So, it wasn't a surprise, as in hi, I've got to go?
KF: Yes, but there's still no preparation for what's ahead. We've had a great partnership. That's been the key thing. Anyone married in general, but if you have a demanding schedule, boy, that's an imperative.
We'll probably get to this in the interview, but at the end of the day, we have five, I think, pretty nice kids. I think she gets 98 percent of the credit. Maybe 99, maybe 100. She's really been the one consistent factor.
CRG: Point person, really. That sounds impersonal but you need someone to negotiate, drive, homework.
KF: Hardest job in the world and, I think, the most important.
And we were lucky, too. That's another reason I've been appreciative of working here. In '83, when Brian was born, she was doing very well professionally.
CRG: What did she do?
KF: Interestingly enough, when I was at Worcester, she managed a clothing store in Boston. The second year at Worcester, she was
selling kitchen cabinets. So, she was a female in a man's world selling kitchen cabinets. It made sense, she knew how kitchens worked. Most of the builders didn't understand, but it worked. Then, she transferred in that job at Pittsburgh and was in medical sales with Johnson and Johnson when we moved here. That was a pretty good place. Ironically, she ended up selling birth control pills, baby formula, stuff like that and a big part of her business was right here at the university.
That was entertaining when she walked into a doctor's office eight-months pregnant — and she got big with all of our kids — and so she's walking into see doctors selling birth control devices, that was good, entertaining.
Once we had Brian, she was going to go back to work, that was the original plan. She's been a stay-at-home mom ever since.
CRG: All of your kids were born here?
KF: Four out of five. Steve was the one who was meant to be. He's been good all the way through. That's an interesting story.
Two of the pregnancies were interesting. Kelly was born in late January, when I was on a recruiting trip. This was before cell phones.
I had coach [Hayden] Fry with me, so naturally, that was going to be the day. When we got to the third house, John Palmer's mom, Delores, I walked in the house and she was all excited. There were no cell phones back then, so I laid the numbers out. And she said, you're wife called. Maybe that's why we got John to come here? [John Palmer played wide receiver for Iowa from 1987-89.]
Could probably use that trick now and it wouldn't work.
It wasn't critical, but things were starting to happen. I dropped coach Fry off at the airport at 11:30 that night. I got in a car and drove up here. And then Kelly didn't come until two days later. It was one of those deals where they kicked Mary out of the hospital and said it was a false alarm.
And then Steve was in-season. We did pretty well on the other three, but he wasn't planned. It was the first weekend in December in 1993. I was a little bit more than uncomfortable figuring out how I was going to ask Bill Belichick for a little paternity leave. I didn't think that was going to fly. It was my first year in the NFL and I thought I was going to get fired everyday. But it turned out perfectly. Mary started to go into labor on Saturday morning. The hospital was literally five minutes from our football facility. I dropped her off like at 5:30 a.m. I did the meetings and walk through. Came back in the afternoon and Steve was born that afternoon.
Worked out perfectly. Made the meetings that night. We beat New Orleans the next day and I got a game ball. Heckuva weekend. My man Steve was cooperating right from the beginning.
CRG: Born into football, almost literally.
KF: He turned out OK.
CRG: Gerry Hart [Mary's father], his son played at Penn State and I believe there's at least one grandchild who played at Penn State?
KF: Yes, he was there for a cup of coffee.
CRG: And now you're three sons, does he just kind of walk around . . .
KF: Not really. He's proud of all of his and grand kids. He's proud of them all, just as we are.
It's funny how rarely I get asked about our girls. I think people forget we have girls. I always chuckle when people say, how about your daughters, what are they doing? We're parents. I'm not a coach and Mary's not a coach's wife at home and we've never looked at our kids that way.
Again, she's done a great job, first and foremost, letting our boys know, and with all of our kids, they do what they want to do. [By the way, James will likely chase the NFL and has said he would like to go into coaching.]
Both of us have been fearful they would go down this path thinking they had to. Boy, I tell you, we never wanted that. My wife can tell you better than I can. The only thing worse would be if your kids were quarterbacks. The coach's kid at quarterback, that's got to be the worst fate in the world. What a recipe for disaster. I think if our kids were quarterbacks, they wouldn't have come here. I don't think we could've done that. It's just not fair. It'd be like have two head coaches. It's OK for one guy to take an earful, I'm getting paid, but kids don't need that.
CRG: So, offensive line was a pretty safe landing and a natural.
KF: Genetically, it worked out. There's some size in Mary's family. The males on that side are pretty big. They got the size from that side and they got my speed. And my speed is OK if you have size. It worked out. It was a good combination.
CRG: How does football play in the family dynamic? I know that's a question that could probably take days, but I imagine it's a world that has its own orbit in your house. Everybody knows and everyone probably falls into place. Now, it's easier, being empty nesters now, I believe?
KF: Close, another month.
CG: But back in the day with young children and the girls so young . . .
KF: The kids were playing football or wrestling and up until ninth grade in baseball or basketball. That was kind of the dividing line for all three of the boys. The girls kind of phased out athletics earlier. They weren't real active in high school, maybe the first couple of years. But all of the kids had their own interests and their own friends. It's not like we were just focused on the football part of it.
I try not to bring my job home. It comes home. There's a lot of discussion, at times. Mary has been a great person for me to bounce ideas off of.
CRG: I know she knows football.
KF: Too much. She knows too much about what I do. She has some opinions on things and we joke about that, but I really value her opinions. They're usually pretty much right on.
CRG: If nothing else, it's a totally different set of eyes, ones that you've known for nearly your entire lifetime. Who sees things a lot of the ways you do, but from an entirely different angle.
KF: I'll tell you what, at home, it's unfiltered. I don't get that "head coach behavior" at home. I get it a lot of places, I don't get it there.
Why five kids?
How did you meet Mary?
On being parents first.
Point person at home.
Great interview and great video. Mr. Ferentz is a very insightful man. I remember when he was hired, he came to Waterloo to talk to the I Club in December. I grew up with the Bowlsby family and walked in and Mr/Mrs Bowlsby(Bob's parents) had an open seat. I sat down to review the old high school days and in comes Bob and Kirk. Kirk sits down next to me and within 10 seconds I was amazed of his passion for life as a person. He does have an amazing personality that lights up a room. He has done so many nice things for my father, which I will never be able to thank him for.
This sounds like the Hilgenbergs. They all layed center at Iowa, too. Is Steve going to pack on 60 more pounds an "assume the position"?
That's "played center", guys. Sorry.
Thanks for reading, guys. That's a commitment. I think 6,300 words.


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Should that transpire, it will represent a remarkable turnaround in the club's fortunes. As recently as the end of January, Arsenal were 13 points off the pace set by their north London neighbours.
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It looked like club chief executive Ivan Gazidis's long-held assertion that the Gunners could survive without a season of European football would be put to the test. They faced a fight to even qualify for the Europa League, sitting as they were two points behind Liverpool. Hardly auspicious circumstances.
During the defeat at home to United, Arsene Wenger was roundly booed by fans at the Emirates for his decision to replace Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain with Andrei Arshavin with 15 minutes remaining.
There were chants of "You don't know what you're doing!" aimed at the French manager, who had revolutionised the club. He was written off by some as a basket case, a man who was once a pioneer rendered redundant as the rest of football caught up with him.
Things were so bad for Wenger that even footage of him failing to put his hand in his pocket went viral, cited as evidence of how he had lost his marbles and needed to call it a day.
Since then, however, the Gunners have embarked on a six-match unbeaten run in the league which has propelled them up to third.
En route to the top three, Arsenal dished out a 5-2 thumping to Spurs, giving their local rivals a case of the yips from which they are yet to recover.
That was the first of three straight league defeats for Spurs, their worst run since Harry Redknapp ended Juande Ramos's reign of terror in October 2008. They ended that barren stretch on Wednesday against Stoke, but even then it took a stoppage-time leveller from Rafael van der Vaart to avoid making it four losses on the spin.
Now is not the ideal time for Spurs to travel to Chelsea, where they have not won at all since the Premier League began. In fact, the last time Spurs won at Stamford Bridge was the same weekend Nelson Mandela was released from prison.
The contrasting momentum between Spurs and Chelsea is startling. While Spurs are very much on a downward trajectory, Chelsea are very much enjoying a revival. Only a visit to Manchester City ended their run of four straight wins under Roberto Di Matteo's laissez-faire management, and even then it took a late comeback to consign them to defeat.
Chelsea's players are enjoying their newfound autonomy under Di Matteo, whilst Spurs are struggling to come to terms with the widely predicted departure of their own manager.
Come Saturday evening, it is likely that Wenger will be able to sit back and revel in his two nearest rivals scrapping it out beneath his team, who will be sitting pretty as London's top club once again.
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Re: update to 4.1.2
If you're on Verizon, then welcome to the fun tardiness that is Verizon update turnaround times.
I don't even know if they'll bother with the 4.1.2 update lmao they'll probably skip and go straight to 4.2.1 now. Which of course is a horrible mistake. Seeing as how 4.2.2 solves Bluetooth problems in 4.2.1, among other things. Can't wait for Verizon to push us an update we never even wanted only to break stuff for months and months until they send us a new update!
Oh wait, I'm running an unlocked bootloader and custom recovery.Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on Verizon
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Even the Verizon galaxy nexus was 4 updates behind its gsm counterpart... And nexus is supposed to get the fastest updates
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Alan, while Samsung DID release the update, it's not 'all at once' and it's not for all.
If your phone is carrier-branded and you haven't rooted your phone and are still running their stock ROM, then Samsung delivers the update code to them, they handle it, decode it, destroy it, re-do it, add their bloatware and spyware in it, and then they release it to you. This can be in a few weeks or months or not happen at all, depending on your carrier.
If your phone is factory-unlocked, then you'll get the update sooner, but still, not necessarily first. It will depend on the region you're phone was sold. For instance, the Gingerbread update for Galaxy SII was first released in Mexico (go figure!) and gradually sent out to the rest of the world. For the Note 2, I think it was released in Sweden first... In any case, Samsung releases the updates gradually to the rest of the regions, taking even a few months to get all regions covered.
If your phone is rooted and you're running a custom ROM, then you're in the developer's hands on whether and when they update (if at all). Of course, being rooted, you also have the option of just flashing any ROM, including 'leaked', 'preview' or 'beta' ones, which could even mean that you'll have the latest OS even before Samsung releases the official version, with all the risks that entails, of course. - 02-27-2013, 12:16 PM #5
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I'm not having major issues, BUT I've been having (and many more as well) a noticeable drop in battery performance after 4.1.2 with Exynos Patch (I believe the culprit was the Exynos patch, but I might be wrong). It's not as bad as I can still go a full day without re-charging my phone with moderate-to-heavy use, but if I used to go to bed and still have 30% left of my battery, now I'm getting 15% left by bedtime.
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Same here im with wind mobile canada (same frequency T-mobile uses) and still no update for me.
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The White Stripes Under Great White Northern Lights - 2009
In 2007 the legendary American duo White Stripes toured Canada. Besides playing the usual venues they challenged themselves and played in buses, cafés and for Indian tribal elders. Music video director Emmett Malloy followed the band and managed to capture both the special tour, extraordinary concert versions of the band's minimalist, raw, blues-inspired rock songs and the special relationship between the extroverted Jack White and the introspective Meg White - a formerly married couple who for a long time claimed to be siblings. The film makes striking use of the band's concert colors: red, white and black.
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Cast & Crew
Jack White
as Himself
Meg White
as Herself
Emmett Malloy
as Director