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I will be praying for your family.
Tuesday morning, about 45 minutes after I got into the office (after a nice long weekend) I got a call from my step-mother telling me that my grandmother had passed away at 5am. When I was young we were close but as I got older, she was plagued with dementia and alzheimers and just didn't know who I was anymore. Still, she was the last of my grandparents to still be living so it's a hard pill to swallow to know that she's gone.
My father is a very typical man. He's not letting anyone see his emotions. He's pouring himself into the stuff that has to get done to help prepare for the funeral on Saturday and generally just playing "helper" to his sister who is a retired funeral home owner/director.
My grandmother has wanted to be with her late husband since the day he died. It's been hard for my father to handle because she's truely just wanted to die for about 20+ years. Still, he took her into his home (even built an addition onto it) when she couldn't care for herself and, whether he showed it much or not, really did love and care for her.
So I'm asking for P&P for him and for my family who is filled with people who bottle things up and then years later have emotional breakdowns when it comes to a head.
I had plans to come back and say howdy etc. etc. this week now that things are calming down (at least until next month) but obviously this week just hasn't worked out to that end. I hope you are all doing great. Be well and take a few minutes today to show your family, even if you haven't spoken to them regularly in awhile, just how much you care and are there for them.
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Sorry to hear about your lost.
I will be praying for your family.
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I am so sorry to hear Jenn. Prayers and Pixie dust to you and your family.
So sad for your Dad.
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Sorry to hear, BJenn.
Sounds like your grandmother passed surrounded by loved ones. We should all be so lucky.
May you and your family find peace and happiness.
So sorry to hear of your loss. I know it is difficult to go through for everyone. My mom's twin sister died in August and I see her pain all the time. I hope your dad has an easier transition. I will be praying for him and you all.
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So very sorry to hear, Jenn.
Praying for your pop, you, and your whole family.
Hope to see you here again soon.
P&P for your family.
Thanks everyone for the kind words!
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Rady students can greatly benefit from study abroad opportunities. There are many options available to UC San Diego students, from summer study to year-long programs. Students can participate in:
University of California's Education Abroad Program (EAP)—a UC-run study abroad program, with programs in over 35 countries. You remain enrolled at UC San Diego and earn UC credits that are calculated in your UC San Diego GPA. All financial aid and scholarships transfer. UC Study Centers in specific countries provide logistical support.
Opportunities Abroad Program (OAP)—this umbrella program for study abroad uses an independent study abroad provider. OAP also provides internship, work and teaching opportunities. Students are not enrolled at UC San Diego while abroad; you earn UC San Diego transfer credit, but grades are not calculated in your UC San Diego GPA. Federal and state financial aid transfer, but campus-based aid does not. Some scholarships are available from study–abroad providers.
Global Seminars (GS)—5-week summer programs led by UC San Diego faculty in different locations around the world. You register for two 4-unit UC San Diego classes taught in English and receive UC credit.
Find more information and a calendar of upcoming events on the Programs Abroad Office website.
Can I fit Study Abroad into my minor requirements?
Yes, absolutely. Note that Rady allows a maximum of two (4–unit) transfer courses to be applied toward a minor (this includes courses transferred from a community college and study abroad classes). Double minors can apply two transfer classes toward each minor.Step 1: Preliminary Approval
Students may take classes abroad and apply them toward their minor, so long as they are deemed equivalent to Rady classes. Before studying abroad, submit your Academic Planning form to Rady's advising department along with course descriptions or syllabi from the courses you would like to apply toward your minor. Come in during walk-in advising hours for quick approval or drop off your form with the advising front desk and allow 1 week for review and approval.
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Does anybody know how to use wireless under WinPE4.0? By the way, the winpe is made by WAIK, if anybody knows please kindly advice, thanks~
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How to use the wireless function under WinPE4.0?
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Posted 26 October 2012 - 08:08 AM
Hope you mean ADK! Supposedly, WinPE4 has native support for wireless and it was on my project list at one point but I removed it recently. Does IPCONFIG see your wireless NIC?
Posted 27 October 2012 - 06:24 PM
Hope you mean ADK! Supposedly, WinPE4 has native support for wireless and it was on my project list at one point but I removed it recently. Does IPCONFIG see your wireless NIC?
Thanks Tripredacus, you're right, it's windows ADK. As I know, winpe3.0 provide good support for wireless. So I would like to support implanted into winpe4.0. To support wireless appear to have wlansvc service, I have tried with wireless related documents copied into the corresponding folder and import the registry key to solve, but still does not start the service. Through the ipconfig command I can see the wireless NIC, can you give me some help? Thanks again~
Posted 29 October 2012 - 09:05 AM
Do you get an IP address for your WLAN NIC?
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Do you get an IP address for your WLAN NIC?
I can get IP address under winpe3.0 but it's not winpe4.0. It seems to be under the winpe4.0 must have wlansvc service....
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 09:46 AM
802.1x support (for network security) isn't the same as wireless. As far as I know, there's no support for wireless devices in WinPE by default, and to get them there would require porting the wireless networking service(s) as well as a bit more of the network stack. Might be an interesting project, but it'd be just that.
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Boosters welcome new SHS band parents
The Sequim High Band Boosters are having their last meeting of the school year at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19, in the school district boardroom in the Performing Arts Building, 533 N. Sequim Ave.
Meeting topics include election of open booster officer positions and discussion of fundraisers for the 2009-2010 school year.
The boosters also welcome parents of incoming freshman.
For information, call 582-3600.
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The Olympic Express Big Band and the Sequim High School band join for a family-friendly evening of music and dining from 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, in the high school cafeteria, 601 N. Sequim Ave.
Dinner includes spaghetti and pizza, green salad and breadsticks.
Proceeds benefit the SHS Band Scholarship Fund that helps this year's graduating seniors pay for college.
Tickets are available in advance at the high school main office (601 N. Sequim Ave.) or at the door the night of the event. Tickets are $15 per couple; $25 per family (two adults and two children); $8 per adult; $5 per youth (ages 4-15); children 3 & younger are free.
The Sequim High School Band Boosters are sponsoring the event.
For more information, call Joann Moore at 683-2461.
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The Sequim High School Choir Boosters host their next board meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 20, in the choir room at the Sequim Community School's auxiliary building, 220 W. Alder St.
All choir parents are invited to attend.
Discussion includes future concerts, scholarships and the next car wash fundraiser. Talk also includes results of the Solo and Ensemble state competition from late April.
For more information, call Deonne Hanson at 460 4170.
Cheer team hosts car wash
The Sequim High School cheerleaders host a car wash from 10 a.m.-
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Suggested donations are $15.
A wash includes coupons to local businesses including Cracked Bean Coffee, Anytime Fitness and Reef Tanning.
To pre-pay for a ticket or for more information, contact Shelley Haupt at 477-2409.
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Officials from Insight School of Washington, an online, tuition-free public high school, host an information session from 10 a.m.-noon May 30 at the Red Lion Hotel (221 N. Lincoln St.) in Port Angeles.
Students and parents are invited to come learn about how online education works and how to enroll.
Local students enrolled at Insight are scheduled to be on hand and talk about their experiences.
For more information, call Leigh Sims at 206-528-2550, ext. 7, or see www.insightwa.net.
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The 31st Annual Washington State Patrol-Kiwanis Youth Law Enforcement Career Camp is scheduled for July 25-31 at the state patrol academy in Shelton.
The purpose of the camp is to provide selected high school juniors and seniors, with an interest in law enforcement, an opportunity to explore the various job opportunities in that field. It offers exposure to problems encountered by law enforcement officers on a daily basis and shows how to handle these situations in a professional manner. Many students who attend the academy go on to have careers in the criminal justice field.
Some of the camp's most popular classes are demonstrations from the SWAT team, K-9, driving course, and defensive tactics. Guest speakers from various agencies provide first hand information to the students.
The state patrol and other police departments provide officers as staff members to instruct and serve as counselors. This gives the students a variety of experiences and exposure to federal, state, county and local law enforcement as a possible career path.
The academy is sponsored and paid for by the Washington Kiwanis clubs.
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St. Mark's Academy, a new online Christian school for middle and high school students, opens this fall.
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Caretakers of the Clallam County Physicians Community Benefit fund are accepting applications for both academic scholarships in medically-related fields and medically-related community grants, both to be awarded in 2009.
The academic scholarships provide tuition support for students in medical fields. To be eligible, a student must be a graduate of a Clallam County high school and have been accepted into (or currently be enrolled in and making satisfactory progress in) a fully-accredited, professional school in a medically-related program.
The community grants encourage one-time, medically-related community projects that benefit a broad cross-section of the community.
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A tool that enables blind people to tell apart their medications, bottles of wine, canned foods, and other indistinguishable items.
So, what's the matter? Just imagine reaching into your kitchen cupboard blindfolded and trying to grab the can of soup (no, not the can of dog food, silly!). You'd probably experience something like this:
Enter 6dot. Elegant and easy-to-use (and some might even say sexy), the 6dot creates Braille labels at the simple touch of your fingertips. With the 6dot design, blind and sighted people of all ages and all experiences with Braille can easily create embossed sticky labels... in any language!
So what? Well, just think about a life where you couldn't tell your medications apart, and where you occasionally walked out of the house wearing your wife's night shirt because it wasn't labeled properly. How frustrating, when what you really wanted to do was be training for your Mt. Everest climb!*
(*For tips on climbing Mt. Everest blind, place your $1000 pledge to our campaign to get your signed copy of Erik Weihenmayer's book, Touch the Top of the World)
Why me? Because you care about being independent. You care about being able to know what time it is, choose what you want to wear, cook your own meal, get yourself around without help. Independence is freedom. Freedom is opportunity. And blind people deserve the opportunity to chase after their dreams.
Why $50,000? Let me tell you about it: Our customers are waiting in line out the door and around the block for this product. We've got more preorders than we can handle, and a waiting list on top of that. $50,000 will put us well on our way to getting those first couple hundred products delivered to our customers, and starting the chain of impact we hope to have on the world. But don't get us wrong. $60,000 would go a long way, too. And so would $600,000. (We 6dotters prefer doing things in multiples of 6.)
So who are you guys anyway? We're just a team of friends who love to see people smile -- which is why we do what we do. Oh, and we love to smile, too. (See below.)
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Bruce Henricksen says he always wanted to pursue creative writing. He finally saw that dream come to fruition in recent years, although it was a long and unexpected journey that turned the college professor in New Orleans into a book publisher in Duluth.
Bruce Henricksen says he always wanted to pursue creative writing. He finally saw that dream come to fruition in recent years, although it was a long and unexpected journey that turned the college professor in New Orleans into a book publisher in Duluth.
Henricksen, now 72, worked as a literary professor at Loyola University for 27 years. While writing was a passion of his, he couldn't often find time for it.
"I taught a lot of fiction and poetry, but I didn't have a lot of time to pursue my own writing," he said. "I wanted to hold onto the job. I was doing all the academic stuff I was supposed to do to earn tenure."
That changed when Henricksen was diagnosed with throat cancer in 1996. He required surgery and returned to teaching but was having a difficult time communicating with students.
Newly remarried, Henricksen accepted a severance package from Loyola and moved to Duluth where his wife, Victoria Day, had a home. After several years of speech therapy, Henricksen has been able to improve his voice through therapy, although his speech is still slightly slurred.
With some time on his hands, Henricksen said he decided to take a shot at writing.
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Henrickson put together a collection of short stories under the title of "Ticket to a Lonely Town," which was named runner-up for the Grace Paley Prize for Short Fiction, a national competition, in 2005, and the book was soon after picked up by a Detroit publisher.
In 2007, Henricksen started his own publishing firm, Lost Hills Books, in Duluth. He published his first book, "After the Floods," the next year. The book begins in post-Katrina New Orleans, but is mostly set in the fictional town of Cold Beak, Minn.
"Sometimes the reader feels she has wandered into Garrison Keillor's Minnesota, sometimes John Kennedy Toole's New Orleans," a New Orleans Times-Picayune review read. "It's a short, thoroughly enjoyable flight of fancy, filled with sweet wisdom about the way we lean on — and crash into — one another."
Enjoying the success of his first novel, Henricksen has gone on to publish numerous other collections and novels, both for himself and
One of his most personal collections, "From the Other World: Poems in Memory of James Wright," was dedicated to Wright, who taught Henricksen at the University of Minnesota in the early 1960s. The collection includes poems by some noted 20th-century poets including Robert Bly, Richard Hugo and C.K. Williams.
Other works include "South First and Lakefront," a collection of poems about downtown Duluth by former Two Harbors resident Dennis Herschbach and "Tumbled Dry," a poetry collection by Brainerd-area resident Charmaine Donovan that went on to win the Northeastern Minnesota Book Award for 2012.
Herschbach has since moved to Sartell, Minn., and is now working with a larger publisher, North Star Press of St. Cloud. Now living in Sartell, Minn., Herschbach said he was able to use Lost Hills Books as a springboard for his writing
Herschbach's newest novel, "Convergence at Two Harbors," an espionage tale set in Two Harbors involving a terrorist attempt to upset Great Lakes shipping by blowing up the ore docks, was published last June, and a second book in the series is slated for this summer.
"He's given a lot of us an opportunity to really get out there," Herschbach said. "He's really an inspiration to all of us. He's been through a lot, but to come out with such a marvelous work, we can all learn from him."
Herschbach was also appreciative of Henricksen's local approach to publishing.
"Bruce is very supportive of local writers, and we all appreciate that," he said.
Henricksen is currently promoting his newest book "Crooked Miles, Woven World," a novella and short story collection that was released early this year. The book's tales include references to some of the biggest news stories in Duluth over the past year, including the June flood, the controversial Un-Fair Campaign and the legal battles involving the Last Place on Earth.
Many of Henricksen's works are set in the Twin Ports region, featuring typical sites like Lake Superior, Canal Park and the salties and lakers that come through the canal.
As suggested by the name of his most recent book, Henricksen said he weaves many of his stories and books together.
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The most rewarding part of publishing, Henricksen said, has been to help other local writers get published for the first time.
"I'm not a big publisher with big budget and the hardest part is getting word out," he said. "It has not been profitable, but it's been very rewarding in other ways."
Henricksen will be at the Two Harbors Library on Thursday, March 14, at 6:30 p.m. to promote "Crooked Miles, Woven World."
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A U.S. soul singer has asked her fans on Facebook whether she should cancel planned concerts in Tel Aviv because of the "disgusting" way the Israeli state treats Palestinians. Then she decided to perform there anyway.
International artists, entertainers and academics are under increasing pressure to boycott Israel because of Israeli actions during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Macy Gray took the unusual step of asking Facebook followers what to do, in a posting that went up Monday.
"I'm getting alot [sic] of letters from activists urging/begging me to boycott by NOT performing in protest of Apartheid against the Palestinians," she wrote.
"What the Israeli government is doing to the Palestinians is disgusting, but I wana go. I gotta lotta fans there I dont [sic] want to cancel on and I dont [sic] know how my NOT going changes anything. What do you think? Stay or go?"
After receiving almost 4,000 often impassioned messages in just four days, Gray has announced via Twitter that she would indeed sing in Tel Aviv next month. "Dear Israel fans. Me and the band will be there in 20 days. Can't wait. See you then. Peace," she tweeted.
Israelis and Palestinians have been locked in conflict for six decades, with U.S.-led initiatives to bring about a negotiated settlement making little head way over the years
Singer-songwriter Elvis Costello cancelled his planned concerts in Israel last summer because of what he called the "grave and complex" sensitivities.
Earlier this month, French singer Vanessa Paradis, who is married to actor Johnny Depp, cancelled a Feb. 10 concert in Israel. She said it clashed with an important meeting, but the Israeli media have speculated that is was a political decision.
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December 2012
A great place to camp with the family. The kids play area is great. The new section of the campground is much more tolerable for larger motorhomes and trailers. A nice weekend getaway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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April 2012
Nightly rate reflects (3) dog charge of $1/each/day and full hookups. If electric and water and no pets, then $24/night. We stay here every year; the park is manned by SD park rangers and camp host "volunteers". They have lots of programs for kids throughout the year. Beautiful territorial views from a lot of the sites. Actually my wife's favorite park. They allow people to bring their horses in and have individual corrals (horses are $2/each/day) Most of the time the weather is perfect! Landscaping is kept up fairly well, but this late in the spring the foxtails are huge and hard to avoid getting them in the dog's ears (local vet charged $175 to remove one). Their accounting practices leave a little to be desired; when i was overcharged $63 I was told that SD County doesn't believe in refunds but a credit towards future use. Everyone that works here has been very friendly and kind. Will return again next year but there are private parks that are cheaper. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 10 / 10 ]
February 2012
Best deal in San Diego. Located on a bluff overlooking a valley. The new section of the campground was great. We stayed 3 weeks, and did everything in San Diego. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
November 2011
This park has had a major upgrade and now has 150 RV and tent sites. Actually they are all RV sites, but some are suitable for tents and there were some tenters here last weekend. I stayed for the first 2 days in the new section during the week and the cost was 30 dollars. That included electric, water, and sewer. Stayed in the old section over the weekend and we only had electric and water. The whole park now does have 50 amp power. I would have given this park a 10 if the Wi-Fi would have worked. I stayed in site 70 the first two nights and it has a distant ocean view. The sunset the first night was spectacular. And that night, when you looked to the east, there was a great moonrise. There are several freeways around this park so it is not silent, but not really loud either. I did have to back out of my pull through site as the exit was too steep and going to hang up the bottom of our coach. The new sites are very large with concrete pads. They have planted trees, but they have not grown yet. The good thing was my satellite dish worked in the new section and not in the old. The old section is like a forest. There are very nice child playground facilities. There are also many sites with small horse stalls. Overall this is a great RV Park. If you have a GPS over a year old, this will be a harder than normal park to find. There are new freeways and only the GPS in my cell phone knew about the changes. This is a County of San Diego park and they have a very good website for making reservations. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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September 2011
We started out booked in the lower level campground area and quickly were being overrun with ants. About 100 in the dog dish in the trailer and a stream of them marching in and out along the satellite cable, up the wall, through a tiny opening in a slideout, down to the dish. We moved to the upper level and encountered some ants outside but they are under control in the new area, so far. The concrete pads versus the gravel in the lower level helps keep things under control. Very modern restrooms, showers in the new area. Green grass available in the park area but not at the upper level sites themselves, just a few steps away. Generally we had a good experience aside from one very old motorhome which moved in next door. Five dogs were let loose to defecate wherever, until we complained to the staff and soon they were brought somewhat under control. Aside from the ants initally and the one set of short-term neighbours, everything was quite good. We will be staying in the upper level again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 4 / 10 ]
July 2009
Usually, my family and I camp in State Parks, National Parks, or National Forest campgrounds. I was a little surprised to see so many people "living" at the campground. Although some of these "live in" trailers were well maintained, a few looked a little derelict. Seeing old pickup trucks rusting in front of dirty trailers wasn't something I expected to see at a county park. Another problem my wife and I incurred was the amount of traffic. My wife always wears earplugs when we are camping, which I think is unconscionable and I usually like to hear the sounds of nature while trying to get to sleep. The first night we were there, I was woken up numerous times by cars speeding (not driving 10 m.p.h.) through the campground. When I heard cars driving through at 11:00 P.M., I thought it was O.K. But, when cars were driving in and out at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 in the morning, I wondered what kind of campground we were staying at. Needless to say, I wore earplugs for the rest of our stay and slept well. Another issue was the ants! I couldn't believe how many ants were in the campground. My wife and I camp 6-7 times a year in our trailer, and this was the first time we've ever had an ant invasion. It wasn't a stream of ants that you could identify as to where they were coming from, but just loads of ants everywhere! They literally took over the trailer and made it hard to sleep without having to wake up and shoo off ants every hour or so. And, you can't use any ant spray or traps on your site to get rid of them! On the positive side, the bathrooms and showers were well-maintained. The park itself was beautiful and the sites were nice. We might camp at Sweetwater again, but it would probably be a last resort now as opposed to our first choice. If you do go, try to get an inside loop site. If you do, you'll have plenty of grass in front of your camp! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
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June 2007
Overall, a nice county park. About 20 minutes to downtown San Diego. All sites with cement picnic tables and fire rings. Sites are mainly pull-through. Sites are long enough for big rigs but fairly narrow. We have a 35' trailer with slides on both sides and can make it but there is little room remaining in the site. Pull-through sites are split-level and separated by trees and shrubs, making them fairly private and pretty. On the downside, the park seems to allow local transients. They are usually placed in the outer back-in slots. Some are in tents and others in decrepit motor homes and trailers. The rangers seem to have control over them; although, it makes the park less attractive. I would rate this about an 8 without the transients. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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The Sequim School District is being sued for unspecified damages for allowing former football player Adrien Gault to continue playing despite repeated concussions and symptoms of brain injury, then failing to provide him with special education instruction.
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The 4733d Air Defense Group is a discontinued United States Air Force organization. Its last assignment was with the 64th Air Division at Frobisher Bay, Baffin Island, Northwest Territories, Canada, where it was discontinued in 1958. The group was formed in 1957 when ADC assumed responsibility for air defense of Northern Canada from Northeast Air Command, including support for remote Distant Early Warning Line (DEW Line) radar sites. It also controlled two squadrons operating radars at dispersed locations. It was discontinued in 1958 and its DEW Line support mission transferred to the 4601st Support Group and its radar squadrons to the 4732d Air Defense Group in Newfoundland.
The group was organized in the fall of 1957 at Frobisher Bay by Air Defense Command (ADC) when ADC assumed the mission of Northeast Air Command (NEAC) after NEAC's inactivation.1 The group was assigned two general surveillance radar squadrons,23 stationed in the high latitudes of northern Canada, which had been assigned directly to NEAC's 64th Air Division. The group's mission was to provide detection and reporting of aircraft in the northern portion of North America and to support Distant Early Warning Line (DEW) radar sites.citation needed The group was discontinued in 1958 and the DEW support mission was taken over by 4601st Support Group (DEW), Paramus, New Jersey,145 while its radar stations were reassigned to the 4732d Air Defense Group at Goose AFB, Labrador.23
- Designated as the 4733d Air Defense Group and organized on 1 April 1957
- Discontinued on 1 May 1958
- 64th Air Division, 1 April 1957 – 1 May 19581
- Resolution Island AS, Northern Territories, Canada, 1 April 1957 – 1 May 1958
- Frobisher Bay AB, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1 April 1957 – 1 May 1958
- Frobisher Bay, 1 April 1957 – 1 May 1958
- Lt Col. Homer E. Chatfield, 1 April 1957 - 1 May 19586
See also
- ^ a b c Cornett, Lloyd H; Johnson, Mildred W (1980). A Handbook of Aerospace Defense Organization, 1946-1980. Peterson AFB, CO: Office of History, Aerospace Defense Center. p. 89.
- ^ a b c Cornett & Johnson, p. 104
- ^ a b c Cornett & Johnson, p. 105
- ^ Abstract, History of 64th Air Div, Jan 1958-Jun 1958 (accessed 20 Jan 2012)
- ^ Cornett & Johnson, p. 87
- ^ Abstract, History of 4733rd Air Def Gp, Apr 1957-May 1958 (accessed 20 Jan 2012)
This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the Air Force Historical Research Agency.
- Cornett, Lloyd H; Johnson, Mildred W (1980). A Handbook of Aerospace Defense Organization, 1946–1980. Peterson AFB, CO: Office of History, Aerospace Defense Center.
- Leonard, Barry (2009). History of Strategic Air and Ballistic Missiile Defense. , Vol II, 1955-1972. Fort McNair, DC: Center for Military History. ISBN 978-1-4379-2131-1.
- Winkler, David F.; Webster, Julie L (1997). Searching the skies: The legacy of the United States Cold War Defense Radar Program. Champaign, IL: US Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories. LCCN 9720912.
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Romance/penpal variation of the scam:
A scammer will contact a victim, usually a woman, on a social or dating site. The scammer will spend some time emailing or chatting with the victim through instant messenger or phone, developing a relationship that usually has a romantic component. Once a connection has been established, the scammer will then ask for help with one of the following:
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Help Getting Leave scam
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Help obtaining a phone scam
In this variation, a scammer posing as a soldier will need your help to continue to communicate with you.
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Important Note: Even in Afghanistan and Iraq, military personnel are NOT REQUIRED to subscribe to outside services to communicate with friends and family. The US military makes sure soldiers have the means to contact their loved ones. Each soldier is give an official email address that ends in .mil (with nothing after it). If a soldier cannot email you AND receive email from a .mil address, he is not real.
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Advance Fee Variation of this scam:
The advanced fee fraud variation may be directed at either gender and a romance component may or may not be involved. In this variation, the scammer will tell you he has a large amount of money stashed away and needs help getting it out of the country. He will tell you he got the money through any one of a number of fanciful lies, the most common being: a payment from a government contract or money "found" while on duty.
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Like all advanced fee fraud scams, regardless of how many fees you pay, there will be no end to them and you'll never collect a large sum of money. The large fund does not exist.
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We've learned Johnny's father, Michael Lewis, has reached one of the highest levels in the Church of Scientology. In fact, in the 80s Michael co-wrote a movie with L. Ron Hubbard about L.Ron's "discovery" of Dianetics.
Johnny was also active in the Church, especially the drug abuse program -- Narconon. In 2004, Johnny is seen (above) speaking at a substance abuse prevention event in the O.C. on behalf of Narconon. The reason Johnny spoke was because he was in a new show, "Quintuplets," and Scientology posted on its website that Johnny's mother used the principles of Narconon to keep him off drugs, and it worked.
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how much he cares about woman and animals.
this is so sad
condolence to their families
Ok,so when is this disgusting vile abhorent CULT going to be shut down? I simply do not understand how people can be so gullible, It would be awesome if Cruise, Travolta et al would do a complete 360... and denounce this shyte fest, might actually help their careers a tad. Wishful thinking I know.
Narconon is a dangerous Scientology based program. It is loaded with false information that prevents addicts from obtaining real help for their addiction. Both Scientology and Narconon are rabidly against any form of mental health treatment, including therapy, and incorporate these beliefs into the program so it is not surprising that this man didn't get appropriate help when he first needed it. Most likely by the time he received it, it was too late. I feel very sorry for the parents, high level Scientologyists who raised him in all this but they, together with the church, made a monster out of him. This is why Narconon and the church of Scientology are trying to delete history. Their My sympathies are with dear old Ms. Catherine Smith and those injured workers who came upon Johnny's raging path.
Should have known it ! That's a bunch of twisted folks to begin with...... and some drugs and see what happens !
I am ON POINT RIGHT NOW because i just researched what it takes to be katie holmes boyfriend and you just can't be 5 years her senior! luckily i am 7 years her younger and one time my 8th grade english teacher told me i had tom cruise breath taking looks
i even wrote an essay on tom cruise in college it was on scientology ron ll hubbards and dyslexia and his oprah jumping on couch and his scientology awards acceptance speechi even defended tom cruise throughout the whole thing and got an A- in the course
Now before all you people call me racist and §hit, let me tell all y'all....u r WRONG! So anywho why is it that bitch a§§ looking white boys always kill similar to this way. Look at that other freak white bitch boy that killed innocent people at that premiere of Dark Knight. Whats up with that. Mike at TMZ do you have any answers?!?
Why is it that mostly white people are in that cult. Is this a prejudice cult. Mike at TMZ do you have any answers?!? You seem to think that you know everything.
Easy to point the finger and blame Scientology but the fact remains the same..he was an adult and capable of making life choices and responsible decisions. He was an a hole and messed up BAD and he's not gone. Move on TMZ no need to polish this turn anymore. Sick of reading about this story. RIP to his innocent victim and quick healing to his many other victims.


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