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ARLINGTON, Va. — The latch clicked loudly, and Lt. Col. Robert L. Ditchey pushed open a door inside Corridor 4 of the Pentagon.
He entered an area that resembles an urban alley, but with a roof.
"This is where the final pieces of the aircraft had crashed through," explained Ditchey, Pentagon press officer for the Department of Defense.
No hint of such destruction was visible on a sweltering afternoon in July 2011. Besides a handful of uniformed military people, the passageway stood empty.
The scene was far different on Sept. 11, 2001.
"This area, at that time, was filled with smoke, debris," Ditchey explained, "and there are accounts of people who were basically jumping from the windows to be saved."
A hijacker at the controls of American Airlines Flight 77 crashed the Boeing 757 into the western portion of the Pentagon at 9:37 a.m. Five al-Qaida terrorists stormed the cockpit just before 9 o'clock as part of a plot to attack high-profile American landmarks.
Less than an hour before Flight 77 struck the Pentagon, two other hijacked airliners hit the World Trade Center's twin towers in New York. At 10:03, a fourth plane — with the U.S. Capitol as its intended target — slammed into a remote field near Shanksville, Pa., after a passenger uprising prompted the suicidal terrorists to crash short of their goal.
The assault in Washington killed 125 civilians and military employees inside the Pentagon that morning. Everyone aboard Flight 77 — including 53 passengers and six crew members, who thought they would be flying from Washington Dulles International Airport to Los Angeles — died, too. The incident altered U.S. military policy, triggered a pair of wars, and heightened security measures throughout the nation's capital. But the 184 lives lost on the sunset side of the Pentagon a decade ago have not been forgotten amid the vast after-effects.
In fact, the understated Pentagon Memorial was completed long before permanent tributes at the other two 9/11 crash sites in New York and Pennsylvania. The memorial park, with 184 illuminated steel-and-granite benches, occupies a 1.93-acre lot outside the repaired wall between Corridors 4 and 5 — the western wedge of the U.S. military headquarters. The $22-million tribute, open 24 hours a day, was finished and dedicated Sept. 11, 2008. The national memorials in New York and Shanksville will be unveiled on Sunday, the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
Likewise, the blackened gash inflicted upon the Pentagon by terrorism was fixed faster than anticipated. The task was immense. It's the world's largest office building at 6.5-million square feet, with five stories above ground and two below. An average of 23,000 people per day work at or visit the Pentagon.
Inspired to show the nation's resiliency, construction crews toiled seven days a week to demolish and rebuild the ruined sections in time for a remembrance ceremony one year after the attacks. "They wanted to work Christmas day, and we wouldn't let them," said Bill Hopper, Pentagon communications manager. The $520-million repair job, dubbed "the Phoenix Project," was done by Aug. 15, 2002, nearly a month early.
Fifteen-thousand cubic feet of Indiana limestone provided the finishing touch to the exterior. Bybee Stone in Ellettsville culled the rock from the same vein that produced the 460,000 cubic feet of limestone used to build the Pentagon, beginning in 1941. The seam where the old block meets the new is almost undetectable. "The stone will take a number of years to age or have the same color as the original stone," Hopper said.
Healing from 9/11 takes time, too. Some of its impact is easily detected, especially in Washington. Some effects are more subtle.
'They lost somebody here'
Dan and Danielle Myers of Albany, N.Y., brought their three young children, and a unique perspective on 9/11, to the Pentagon Memorial in July.
Their kids, a 6-year-old and twin 3-year-olds, curiously studied the cantilevered benches (one for each victim of the crash), which are surrounded by a bed of stabilized gravel. Those seats are arranged in rows according to the birth years of those who died that day. The youngest, 3-year-old Flight 77 passenger Dana Falkenberg, was born in 1998. The oldest, 71-year-old Navy veteran John D. Yamnicky, also on board the plane, was born in 1930. Those two birth years, along with those of the other 182 victims, are marked in stainless steel. A name is inscribed on the front edge of each bench; if the name can be read with the Pentagon in the background, that person was in the building on the day of the crash; if the name can be read with the sky behind it, that person was aboard Flight 77.
The "zero line," etched with limestone retrieved from the 9/11 wreckage, reads: "SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 9:37 AM," which, as Lt. Col. Ditchey put it, "represents when time stopped for the people that are memorialized here." Running water beneath each of the 184 benches stops flowing, briefly, each morning at 9:37.
At that same moment in 2001, 230 miles northeast of Washington, Danielle Myers was running out of New York's financial district in Lower Manhattan, where the World Trade Center towers were burning. Danielle, a 34-year-old accountant, was on her way to work at the adjacent World Financial Center when "the plane flew over my head as I was walking," she said.
Hijacked planes hit the north and south towers at 8:46 and 9:03, respectively. Less than two hours later, both skyscapers collapsed, resulting in 2,753 deaths, according to the city of New York's official count. Danielle fled Lower Manhattan on foot as soon as she saw the first plane hit the North Tower. "I left downtown. The second plane hit, and I was gone — that was it," she recalled. "My cellphone went through to [Dan's] number at 9:02. And [then] I dropped my phone in my purse and ran."
Danielle ended up at Grand Central Station in Midtown Manhattan. "I did the '40-block marathon,' as they call it," she said. Later, she was able to reach her husband at his work in Albany by cellphone. Danielle told Dan she was safe and wanted to move away from the city. They'd been living in between her job in NYC and his at the state of New York's DNA crime lab in Albany. She found a new job and they found a home in Albany 10 months later.
Dan, 36, dealt with difficulties, too. The state crime lab, working closely with the New York City chief medical examiner, handled identifications of many 9/11 victims' remains.
To assist in the ID process, families sent in bags of "toothbrushes, towels and mugs the people had used the day before they'd gone to work [at the Twin Towers]," Dan explained, as Danielle watched the Myers kids checking out the Pentagon Memorial benches. "In these bags, they would put pictures of their loved ones, and it was very hard to see some guy standing on a beach with three or four of his kids, or standing in his kitchen with his grandchildren. That was really tough."
The emotions attached to a tragedy that stretched from New York to Washington to Pennsylvania and reverberated throughout the nation are profoundly felt, especially when the devastation hit close to home.
"I'm not sure the rest of the country understands as much as people that were directly involved. And, I'm sure that I wouldn't understand as much as someone that has lost someone," Dan Myers said, pausing and glancing across the Pentagon Memorial. "Some of the people, they lost somebody here."
Not immune anymore
On the other side of the Pentagon Memorial, 26-year-old Jamie Egan of North Carolina strolled its grounds with her friend, Ami Thompson. On 9/11, Egan watched the saga in New York unfold on a TV in her high school classroom in Georgia. A short while later, she learned another plane had hit the Pentagon, where her father worked as a field contractor for Northrop Grumman, a defense technology company. Eventually, Egan and her family found out her dad was OK.
"It was probably one of the scariest moments, to think that somebody, especially my dad — that something could've happened," Egan said.
She took her friend to the Pentagon Memorial while visiting her dad in July. The stop deepened Thompson's 9/11 knowledge, which had centered on the first two crashes in New York City. Though not as personally linked to the event as her friend, the Sept. 11 scheme still affected Thompson, also 26. "I hate planes because I think of that," she said. "Before that, I would go to visit my grandma in California and not even think about it. Now, when I get on a plane, I have anxiety."
Thompson is not alone.
Otto Forster and his son, Andreas, know the same uneasy feeling. In July, Andreas traveled to Washington to visit his father, who works at the German embassy. "If I am in an airport, I have an image of what happened," said the younger Forster, 22, as he and his dad walked along the northern edge of the Pentagon Memorial, with the sounds of traffic on South Washington Boulevard and jets landing at nearby Reagan National Airport in the background.
The world shared in the sense of loss. Among the people killed in the broadest terrorist act on U.S. soil, 372 were foreign nationals, including 11 from Germany.
"The world has changed from this day," Otto Forster said of 9/11.
It was a harsh point of transition for Americans. "I think people have just learned that the U.S. has joined the world in having to deal with being fearful," said Kathy Guthrie, a Terre Haute native who has lived and worked on Capitol Hill for 17 years. "The British have had to deal with [terrorism] for years and years with the IRA bombings and so forth, and the Spanish and the Israelis. It's not something we are any more immune to because we live in his country, and I think we've had to learn how to deal with that."
Guthrie was working at the Friends Committee on National Legislation building near the Capitol on 9/11. She heard about the strikes on New York while at home. After arriving at her office, the Pentagon was attacked. The Friends building was quickly evacuated. "There was a great deal of concern that there would be more attacks in Washington, D.C., particularly on the Capitol, which was just two blocks from our office," she said.
Indeed, the 9/11 Commission investigation indicated the Capitol — where Congress was convened — was likely the intended target of the al-Qaida hijackers aboard United Airlines Flight 93. Once those 40 passengers and crew members heard of the New York and Pentagon suicide missions through cellphone calls to loved ones and airline contacts on the ground, they charged the hijackers in the cockpit, the commission concluded. The terrorists opted to crash the plane near Shanksville.
Changes in security
Since then, security measures in Washington, as elsewhere in the nation, have tightened dramatically.
Guthrie experiences those changes daily. Now retired, she continues to work part-time and volunteer by guiding tourists as a docent at the Library of Congress. She can no longer ride her bicycle around the Capitol grounds because of added restrictions. "What we notice are the official barriers that are all around, the security you have to go through all the time," she said. "Even walking into the Library of Congress, men have to take off their belts. And you can't take any bottles of even water or anything into the Capitol."
The era of spontaneous, same-day decisions to tour the White House, for example, has passed. Requests must be made at least 21 days in advance through the prospective visitor's congressional representative or foreign embassy. Clearance through the U.S. Secret Service is required.
Metal scanners and ID checks represent the new normal in Washington.
The Capitol Visitors Center originally had a $71-million pricetag, according to the Washington Post archives, when it was planned in the 1990s — before 9/11. By its debut in 2008, the CVC's cost was $621 million, the Post stated. Expanded security specifications added to its expense.
"Because of security and because of the world we live in now, everything has changed," said Maryellen Anderson, a visitors assistant at the Capitol. "It's changing for my children going to the airports. They'll never know what it's like not to have to take your shoes off and go through everything. You go about your daily life, but you know there's always a threat in the back of your mind, and my children will be forever affected."
Anderson said her youngest son dealt with post-traumatic stress disorder after 9/11. His father — her former husband — was among the first responders at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, serving with the Arlington-based technical rescue team of firefighters. He worked nearly three weeks straight in the wake of the tragedy, she explained. "My family was definitely intimately involved," Anderson said.
Spirits in Washington and across America eventually raised. "I think we've become a more patriotic country because of that [day]," Anderson said. "Love of country is more common."
Love of Washington also is strong among those who live and work there.
As Guthrie prepared to lead the next afternoon tour through the Library of Congress, she spoke passionately about the city's beauty and virtues.
The Library of Congress, she explained, houses 147 million items. Last year, more than 1.7 million people visited the historic facility, a three-building complex anchored by the 1897-era Thomas Jefferson Building, where parts of the Nicholas Cage movie "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" were filmed. Tourism in Washington overall reached a post-9/11 peak last year, with 17.3 million visitors spending a combined $5.7 billion, according to Destination D.C., a city tourism corporation. Guthrie highly recommends people visit or relocate.
"I love Washington, D.C., and it's a wonderful city to live in," she said. "And it makes me very sad when I hear people talk about, 'Oh, Washington's so terrible,' because they think the only thing there is about Washington is the politics. It's a friendly city to live in."
'It brought the country together'
Pitching Washington as a vacation spot wasn't easy in the wake of the terrorism aimed at the city, as well as New York.
"Tourism took a hit," said Cindy Dickerson, who served as interim president of the Washington Convention and Visitors Association at that time. The association enlisted cast members of "West Wing" — the White House-based NBC TV show — to urge Americans to continue visiting their capital.
In July, Dickerson was doing just that. The 47-year-old Arlington, Va., resident walked through the Lincoln Memorial with her daughter and niece. With the girls circling around her as she spoke, Dickerson recalled two strong memories of 9/11. She spent that traumatic day in Washington, and later drove her usual route home on I-395, going right past the Pentagon. "Normally, [the highway] is just jammed," Dickerson said, "and there just was nobody out there."
She also remembers that Americans quickly responded beyond their shock.
"I think it brought the country together," Dickerson said, with the imposing, 19-foot-tall, marble image of Lincoln behind her. "As horrifying an event as it was, it brought the country together."
Back at the Pentagon Memorial, Tim and Chris Barr and their three teenage children scanned the 184 names cut into a granite marker at the gateway. They came to Washington from East Troy, Wis. Remembering what happened 10 years ago is important, Tim said. Extra time spent at airport check-ins, because of safety precautions, remains worthwhile, said his wife, Chris.
"Americans have such a short memory, grousing about lines for security, not remembering what happened a short time ago and could easily happen again," said Tim, 47. "Just as [Chris] said, 'That's the world we live in now.'"
Otto Forster, the German embassy employee touring the Pentagon Memorial with his son, also has visited ground zero in New York. The new National 9/11 Memorial in NYC opens Sunday and will feature two "Reflecting Absence" waterfalls in the square footprints of the former twin towers, bordered by names of those who died at all three sites. Forster emphasized the importance of memorializing those people.
"It's necessary to have something like that, maybe to pray for the victims, and you can go in yourself to think about the victims and the family of the victims," Forster said in a German accent.
"People must remember these attacks," he added, "and these crazy people who make this terrorism."
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Several years ago there was a vacant house across the road from us that I thought would be neat to have as a fixer-upper. It sat on a corner lot with an acre of ground. I told Rosie that with the old wire fence removed and a new picket fence it would look like it came straight out of Mayberry. The owners were a real friendly, elderly brother and sister who lived two doors down and never bothered to do anything with the place but cut grass.
A couple of years ago the brother died and the sister went into a nursing home. Rosie and I decided we would approach the family about buying the place, but within a week they had sold it to someone down the road from us for their son and daughter but it still sat empty. In mid June we saw a "For Sale by Owner" sign in the yard. By then the house had gone way down hill and fixing it was a long stretch. We thought we would still check it out. Even if the house was beyond repair, it had a decent six car garage. I called my daughter to see if she might be interested in the lot to build a new house on after she is married in November. She and Nick came out and we went over to look at it. Holy smoke, the signs had been taken down that day. We missed again. That place went fast both times.
About three weeks ago Rosanne called me at work and said she saw someone putting for sale signs up again and went over to get the phone number. I called as soon as I had the number and found that the house never sold because the potential owner found out it was in the flood plain (I knew it was). I asked what they were asking for it and I made an appointment for that night to look it over.
When we went over, my suspicions were right, the house needed a smack with a wrecking ball. I asked the owner what it would take to get it. He said he didn't want to dicker back and forth and threw a price at me much lower than I was going to offer. Needless to say we plan on closing on it in a week or so. The house is ate up by termites. The siding is falling off on all sides, the floor has collapsed in the kitchen and the raccoons and other critters have taken up residence in the walls and ceiling. It is well beyond trying to save. We have talked to our local fire chief and offered to them for training. After they have their fun I will haul off what is left. The good news is, we picked up a nice lot with a 1200 square foot building for a really nice price.
I wonder what will find its way into that garage!
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Way to go Barnyard!
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Before you let the fire company put the torch to it, you may want to advertise in your local paper for someone to demo the house for the materials. That is done frequently around here. The Amish are usually the ones who do it here. If it were me, I'd rather see some of the materials recycled than go up in smoke. If you find a willing party, the fire company can burn what's left. Just a thought.
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If I had bought it, it would be my cot....Vern
This waste basket was made from a joist from an old granary my nephews used as their "club house" . They are grown and gone the building was in bad shape so my sister decided to burn it. We burned the most of it but waste baskkets were given to my nephews. I have also used oak studs from a remodeling project and a barn beam. I also use cheap planer blades because I'v hit more than one piece of an old nail. A plastic grocery bag goes around the ears.
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Good snag Bill...
You could call it BOBBY. Big Ole Barn's Brother (Younger)
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Bill, I think you had a typo in there. You called it a "car" garage. Need I say more.
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Don, that has been thought of. I like salvaging materials too. My insurance agent was a little hesitant with the idea of someone doing it without proper insurance. If you had a good look at this besides the pix you would see where there is very little other than the siding worth taking. Our fire department will not burn a house around here once demolition has started since they do not want to enter it after that for rescue training.
I should have said 30 Cub garage.
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nice snag, BarnyArd! Ed
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Good for you Bill! Too bad the house was neglected, because it looks like it was well built and provided a nice home for many years. But sounds like there's no saving it now.
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Bill, I'm glad you got it. Is your daughter interested in building there?
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Nice purchase Bill, complete with a vintage Ford Pickup
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Where I used to work there was an old garage back away from everything else that the owner wanted torn down. Was going to cost more than he wanted to pay. Thought of the fire department training route. The fire department was there when it was burnt. The EPA was there a few days later. Cost the boss twice what it would have cost to just tear down in fines because it was intentionally set.
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She is undecided at this point. After they get married they plan to mover closer to us. I don't know how close that may be.
When I talked to the fire chief he said he would have to inspect it to see if it met EPA guidelines. If it does I will get eveything out that I can. I was quoted a price of $5,500.00 to tear down and haul away. I don't plan to spend that much. If it comes to that I will dismantle it myself. I think I could fit that into my busy schedule.
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If it by chance has the old style steam radiators in it they are worth quite a bit to the right people. If the termites are that bad, have the garage and your house treated for them. Once it is gone, they will come out of their underground nest looking for a new home.
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I went around to the front yard this morning just before lunch and saw someone with what looked like a tripod set up by the side of the house we are buying across the road. He was looking at the house and yard a lot so I figured he might be someone surveying the area. He would go back and forth from the hood of his car to the tripod and I quessed he was making notes as he surveyed. After lunch he was still there. I did some work with surveyors when I was in excavation years ago so I knew he was spending a little longer in one place than he should. I decided to walk over and see what he was up to. When I got closer I saw that the tripod was an easel and he kept going to his car because his palette was on the hood.
He had almost finished a painting of the house when I came up on him. He said he was passing by and thought the house made a terrific subject. We talked for a bit and I explained about the house being deteriorated almost beyond saving unless I wanted to dump a truck load of money into it (anybody ever see the movie "The Money Pit"). Out of curiosity I asked what the painting would go for and he said about $350.00. I reckon that's not bad for a couple of hours work. It's not like I wanted to hang it on my mantel in the house that is coming down, I was just being nosey. He gave me his website address and said the painting would be there in a couple of weeks.
Now if he had painted BOB I might still be talking to him.
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Quote from: jhop88 on November 29, 2012, 11:25:03 PMI swear I heard a whistle there.Let's see if they show a live action replay with SOUND. (They didn't.)BTW, Michael Turner is a Turd.
They aren't allowed to call forward progress on a replay, are they?
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BOSTON -- The importance of his next start notwithstanding, Red Sox right-hander Pedro Martinez maintained his code of silence Friday, a hush-hush approach that started midway though the regular season.
"I think the day is coming that he again will speak with the press," Sox manager Grady Little said. "But right now, he wants to continue doing what he has been doing and not break his karma."
Not even on the day before Pedro-Roger II.
The best-of-seven American League Championship Series, tied at one game each, shifts from Yankee Stadium to Fenway Park Saturday afternoon (4 p.m. ET). Most of the focus Friday was on the potential pitching duel between Martinez, the current right-handed Red Sox ace, and Roger Clemens, the former Red Sox ace making the final start of his career at Fenway.
Naturally, it would have been wonderful if Pedro had talked about the dream matchup.
Just who is Pedro Martinez?
The postseason media guide tells you he led the AL with a 2.22 ERA this
season, held opposing hitters to a league-low, .215 average, finished
second in strikeouts to Estaban Loaiza (207-206) and ranked second to
Johan Santana of the Twins in winning percentage (.800 to .778).
Look further and you'll notice that Pedro has an astounding 101-28 record
for Boston (not even The Rocket was that successful) during the regular
season and is 4-0 during postseason appearances in 1998, '99 and this
You might not hear it from him, but his teammates say Pedro has a good
sense of humor.
One of the funniest scenes after Boston's Game 1 win Wednesday night at
Yankee Stadium was the area in front of Martinez's locker. Adhesive tape
with the message: "Not talking, Bad Mood" kept "intruders" a safe
distance away.
When asked Friday during a pinch-hit appearance at a press conference,
interim pitching coach Dave Wallace was asked what Martinez is like behind closed doors.
"Oh, he's great," Wallace said. "He pulls jokes on you all the time,
especially me. He calls me 'Old Man', which is fun."
Wallace and Pedro go way back.
"I had Pedro as a kid in the Dodgers organization, so I know his
personality and his makeup," said Wallace, who joined the Red Sox early
in the season when pitching coach Tony Cloninger became ill and had to
leave the team. "That really helped.
"It's just amazing how much he has grown as a pitcher over the years, his
knowledge of dissecting hitters and picking them apart. Even on the days
he doesn't have his best stuff, he's able to go out and compete."
Backup catcher Bill Haselman has been with the Sox for the past six
weeks and is finally finding out why Martinez is darn difficult to hit.
"Just watching and being around him, I think he one of the smarter
pitchers I have ever seen out there," said Haselman, who also played for
the Mariners and Rangers. "He is able to read hitters on the spot, he
knows their approaches and what he has to do.
"To be able to do that comes from just having a good grasp on what he
has to do and having so much confidence in his own ability. I know from
facing Pedro in the past that he has just nasty stuff. He has four pitches
he can command any time he wants. As a hitter, with his arm speed the
way it is on changeup and curveball, it makes him very, very difficult."
Sox right-hander Derek Lowe, who joined the Red Sox pitching staff the
same year as Martinez (1998) said he has benefited tremendously from
talking, listening and watching Pedro.
"I can't do anything he does, physically," Lowe said. "Any Major League
pitcher can win when he has his best stuff, but the thing I have learned
the most from him is what a pitcher can do on the days he doesn't have a
good feel with any pitches.
"You go to the next aspect and think you're better than you are and pitch
your way through it. If you give up two runs, you try not to give up three
runs. That's what he has taught me to do, both by talking to him and
watching him."
On most days, Martinez comes to work with his "A" game.
Asked what makes his best pitcher a notch above practically everyone
else, manager Grady Little said, "His knowledge of pitching. His knowledge
of pitching is by far the best of any pitcher I have ever seen. He has the
ability to make those adjustments and attack the hitter."
Known as primarily a power pitcher throughout his 20s, the 31-year-old
can still uncork some fastballs in the mid-90 mph range, but he also can
mess with a hitter's mind, changing speeds and locations.
Jason Varitek has been catching Pedro's pitches for nearly six years and
says Martinez is an easy pitcher to catch.
"At various times he has to become a different type of pitcher, but that's
by choice," Varitek said. "He can play the strikeout game and he also can play the ground ball game. When you are as gifted as he is and have the stuff he has, you can pretty much do what you want. He has the potential
anytime he goes out there to dominate."
All of Red Sox Nation hopes Game 3 Saturday afternoon is one of
those dominating days.
Jim Street is a
reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major
League baseball or its clubs.


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By Torie Bosch
— The applicability of video game skills to modern warfare-in the use of drones, in particular-is well known. But a new study suggests, not surprisingly, that gamers might also have an edge in robotic surgery.
Researchers from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston tasked OB/GYN residents and 10th graders who regularly play video games to perform tasks on a robotic-surgery simulation-like suturing. On average, the high-school students, who played two hours of video games a day, performed just as well as the residents-a few individual teenagers even did better. (Some have reported that the study showed the teenagers did better than the residents, but the difference in their performances is statistically insignificant.)
UTMBG's Sami Kilic, the lead author on the study, says high-school students who played virtual doctor were devotees of first-person shooters (especially the Call of Duty franchise-"a wild game," Kilic says), as well as games featuring sports, strategy, and auto racing. Those who devoted their time to shooting games and sports games did the best at the robotic-surgery simulation-perhaps, he speculates, because the unpredictability of the gameplay was similar to surgery.
The question, Kilic says, is whether spending two hours a day at a game, as these high-schoolers did, might hinder other areas of their development, especially social skills. He hopes to explore that issue soon, with the help of behavioralists.
In the mean time, he says, "I'm not encouraging [teenagers] to spend countless hours in front of the computer games, because our job is not to create the best surgeon ever or the best soldier ever … in this age group. They have to have the fundamental human being skills in their developing age."
Of course, it's not exactly surprising that "video games are making us better at video games." Robot surgery will be increasingly common in the coming years-so it's important for people to understand that gaming skills may have real-world applications, or at least virtual applications with real-world consequences.
As Kilic told me, it's funny that a game like Call of Duty that includes so much death (an infographic released last year by Activision said that Black Ops players alone had killed the world's population nine times over) could create skills to save a life. But what about using games to teach actual medicine? In the early '90s,the video game Life & Death made me briefly consider being a doctor. I became an expert at distinguishing gas from kidney stones and performing virtual appendectomies. But that game's co-creator, Don Laabs, said in an email that though they worked with a real surgeon ("and his graphic surgery videos") to make the game feel true to life, it was never intended to be any sort of training ground or even necessarily to inspire kids to want to be physicians.
I recently had a chance to try out a real surgical machine that allowed you to use tiny remote controlled instruments while being able to view the surgical area with magnified 3D vision. The video gamers among us proved quite adept at using the machine. We all agreed, though, that the 3D view was absolutely essential to get the job done. Things have certainly come a long way since Life & Death! With that type of tech available, I'm sure surgery games and simulators will become more and more applicable to real surgery training.
For now, though, Kilic warns that parents with MD ambitions for their children shouldn't mandate two hours a day at the Xbox 360. Sorry, kids.
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By Sam Pollak
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— For the record — and to ease the burden of research for my future biographers — I was eating a tuna fish sandwich … on white bread … with lettuce and mayo.
I don't remember what I had for lunch last Wednesday or Thursday, but I do recall what I was doing and what I was eating on Nov. 22, 1963, when I learned that President John F. Kennedy had been shot.
It's easy to remember for several reasons, not the least of which was that in all my 13 years, I had never seen my mother react the way she did on that Friday afternoon in our split-level house in Plainview, Long Island.
The then-41-year-old woman screamed, "WHAT?!!" and threw herself violently onto her knees right in front of the big black-and-white television set in our living room. She didn't want to believe what she was hearing: Our gallant, vibrant, young president had been murdered.
This Friday marks the 50th anniversary of that horrible day that in many ways stole the innocence of a generation that hadn't — like its predecessor — been hardened by the Depression and World War II. That generation would soon learn more than it wanted to know about a place called Vietnam and bear witness to a decade of strife and upheaval.
Amid the 1960s tensions of the Cold War with the Soviet Union, we had the television images of civil rights marchers being beaten in Alabama, the horrifying Associated Press photo of South Vietnamese National Police Chief Nguyen Ngoc Loan shooting a suspected Viet Cong officer in the head during the Tet Offensive, and the assassinations of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
On the other hand, we had the Beatles, teenyboppers and a couple of guys who landed on the moon.
And, for me, at least, all the turmoil began on Nov. 22, 1963, when a beloved president died in Dallas, Texas.
"Where were you when you heard" is always the question, whether it was the attack on Pearl Harbor, or the D-Day invasion or 9/11. For my generation, it was always, "where were you when you heard that President Kennedy had been shot?"
I'm not sure whether Mom had the TV set tuned to Walter Cronkite on CBS or Chet Huntley and David Brinkley on NBC, but I know she was crying. President Kennedy seemed to represent everything hopeful and noble — long before all the tawdry gossip about his female dalliances came out years later.
(By the way, if you want to feel really, really old, ask any 20-something person you meet if he or she knows who Walter Cronkite was.)
My mother was hoping fervently that whoever had done this terrible thing was not Jewish. It seems irrational now, but the Holocaust was still green in her memory, as was the anti-Semitism of her youth. But truth be known, I've had similar thoughts when it came to the Newtown shootings and just about every other act of domestic terrorism.
Lee Harvey Oswald wasn't Jewish, thank heavens. Jack Ruby, the guy who killed Oswald, was, but that didn't seem quite so terrible.
I wandered outside to talk to my friends, telling them that President Kennedy had been killed. The newspaper editor that I am today is rather ashamed of that. I had jumped the gun before official word came through that he was dead rather than wounded.
Later on that awful night, instead of the warm, casual greeting we always shared when my father came home from work, not a word was spoken. Mom, my brother and I were watching the news, and there just didn't seem anything appropriate to say.
Remembering those details after all these years, I feel like a geezer among my younger colleagues for whom Kennedy's death is just another fact of history, as relevant to them as the Battle of Hastings. For me, John F. Kennedy's murder and the national mourning that followed it would be an adolescent's first experience with death.
I lost a lot of my innocence that day. But then, so did everyone else.
Sam Pollak is the editor of The Daily Star in Oneonta, N.Y.


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In 1900, Walter succeeded Schalk at the Berlin State Opera and made his first recordings, beginning a career that would stretch into the era of stereo and number in the hundreds of titles. He also conducted his first orchestral concert, the featured work being Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique. In 1901, Walter decided he was ready to take advantage of Mahler's open invitation to join the Vienna Court Opera as an assistant. Walter stayed in Vienna until 1913, taking Austrian citizenship in 1911. After Mahler died, Walter mounted the premieres of Das Lied von der Erde (Munich, 1911) and the Mahler Ninth (Vienna, 1912).
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Whether you've endured long hours in the air or on the road, pull into your driveway at our Southern Star Beach Home at Driftwood Lane in the Ocean Hammock Resorts and completely turn off. You've arrived. This beautiful open floor plan home is located in ocean hammock's private upscale oceanfront gated community. Enjoy the exceptional views of the lake and the privacy from your lanai and within a few minutes you can stroll the beach. A wide brick driveway hints at the paradise within. Our Southern Star home in Ocean Hammock Resort keeps its secrets well-hidden behind a turreted front entrance and screening palms. Trees enhance the hide-away feeling - this is a world all your own. Relax in and around your lanai - or spend time together on the surrounding patio. A relaxing patio that reinforces your vacation mindset as you lazily sunbathe. Awake only when you get thirsty - and don't scrimp on the cocktails. (please note, spa is not heated.) Custom built with many upgrades such as 12' and 14' ceilings throughout, crown molding and 8 baseboards, stone gas fireplace, porcelain tile floors, and jacuzzi tub. Bright and airy kitchen with granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Very spacious master suite with plenty of windows to give maximum views of lake. The living room, beautifully outfitted with comfy chairs and love-seats, has expansive tiled floors - perfect for Florida's heat. Children have all the space they need for imaginative games and adults will like the flexibility in entertaining. Soaring ceilings are finished with discrete ceiling fans and large windows dot the multi-story walls for uninterrupted sun. A large, flat-screen TV finishes a stacked entertainment system. There's both a center island and a breakfast bar, with non-stop natural sunlight. Keep everyone happy and well-fed at the adjacent dining table, attached breakfast bar or inviting breakfast nook, tucked into its own alcove. This would be just as good a spot to play cards or board games. The master bedroom takes it cue from a fine hotel. If your master suite is a sanctuary, your en suite bathroom is the shrine. Set in marble, spot lighting sets off a large in-built bathtub. Fine cabinetry, his and hers sinks and a separate shower suggest you take some time for yourself. Bedroom 2 is no second prize - with a carved, wooden queen bed and extra futon bed its own en suite bathroom, it's ideal for teenagers or adults in your party. Large windows look out to beautiful trees and allow the room's occupant/s to wake up slowly to the morning sun. The third bedroom has a double bed with exquisite wooden frame and comfortable finishings. The fourth bedroom has a queen sofa sleeper bed and a LCD TV. There is even an extra single bed in a large closet that can be moved in any room. Or, have a youngster pretend to be Harry Potter and sleep in the closet. In-house wireless internet keeps everyone happy. Provided linens match the property's high quality and your private laundry facilities round out the full comforts of home. Life in a private home within a gated resort will take no getting used to at all. Just a few minutes' walk to the beach, Our Southern Star home provides all your must-haves: wireless Internet, in-suite laundry and lots of room for making lasting memories. This is a very large home and, while it sleeps 11 guests, it will never seem 'full' or at maximum capacity. Please note, spa is not heated.
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