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The bipartisan panel that investigated the terrorist attacks was widely praised.
But did its final report rely on suspect information?
Philip Shenon
From the magazine issue dated Mar 23, 2009
Powerful Democrats on Capitol Hill are clamoring for creation of a bipartisan
"9/11 style" commission to investigate the legality of the Bush administration's
antiterrorism tactics–especially its use of harsh interrogation techniques.
President Obama has been notably cool to the idea. But the case for a "truth"
commission was bolstered by the disclosure this month that the CIA had destroyed
92 videotapes of the interrogations and confinement of Al Qaeda suspects. A
dozen showed the use of "enhanced" techniques routinely described
by human-rights groups as torture.
Lawmakers say the obvious model for such an inquiry would be the 9/11 Commission–an
independent bipartisan body praised for its authoritative account of the attacks.
But as a reporter who covered the commission from start to finish and later
wrote a history of its investigation, I wonder if Congress understands the deep
irony of establishing a "new 9/11 Commission" on these issues. Former
commission investigators have acknowledged to me over the past year that the
panel had a serious blind spot on questions about torture.
The commission appears to have ignored obvious clues throughout 2003 and 2004
that its account of the 9/11 plot and Al Qaeda's history relied heavily on information
obtained from detainees who had been subjected to torture, or something not
far from it.
The panel raised no public protest over… Continue reading
by Mickey S. Huff and Paul W. Rea
They say goldfish have no memory
I guess their lives are much like mine
and the little plastic castle
is a surprise every time
and it's hard to say if they're happy
but they don't seem much to mind.
–Ani DiFranco, Little Plastic Castles
For the past eight years, American culture has seen an outburst of media-driven mythmaking. Corporate mainstream media organizations, the pundits they sponsor, and politicians from both major parties have formed a new contextual chorus singing the same refrain: "On September 11th, 2001, everything changed." From cable TV to AM radio, from the blogosphere to the town-hall meeting, Americans repeatedly hear that "this is a post-9/11 world."
Although there is some truth to this platitude of pivotal change, independently minded citizens may also wonder whether such mass media messages have become self-fulfilling prophecies. This provides an interesting point of debate about what has or has not changed in America since 9/11.
This chapter concerns itself with the ongoing phenomena of media mythmaking and how, like many Americans surmised just after 9/11, everything has not changed. 1 Corporate mainstream media have resurrected powerful myths from America's past to shape public perception in the present. Through the prism of 9/11, one can see how the corporate mass media are in fact doing more mythmaking than news reporting. Here, the authors will examine central historic American myths the corporate media and even much of the alternative independent media have extended into the… Continue reading
February 24, 2009 – An alliance of doctors, dentists, nurses, therapists,
researchers, and other medical professionals today announced the formation of
Medical Professionals for 9/11 Truth and its petition calling for a new investigation
into the events of 9/11. The group's website is at http://MP911Truth.org.
"As medical professionals, we are dedicated to the service of humanity; to
alleviating suffering, to improving health, preventing disease, and to preserving
life," said co-founder Jonathan Weisbuch, MD, MPH. "We are horrified by the
terrorist acts of 9/11 and the senseless suffering and loss of life resulting
from them."
"However," he continued, "as medical professionals, we are trained in science
and logical reasoning. We are appalled by the lack of scientific rigor and the
substantial omissions and blatant distortions in the official account of 9/11
as embodied in the 9/11 Commission Report and related government documents."
Dr. Weisbuch is a prominent public health physician and administrator and
previously served as the Chief Health Officer for the States of Wyoming and
North Dakota, as well as Los Angeles County, CA, and Maricopa County, AZ (Phoenix,
Mesa, Scottsdale).
Co-founder Barry Komisaruk, PhD, added, "The official account of the events
of 9/11 is so riddled with contradiction and implausibility that an objective
re-examination is necessary to set the record straight. We need to know who
was really behind the events and bring them to justice to prevent them from
striking again. We can no longer afford to allow our government to use deadly
force in our name… Continue reading
February 7, 2009
George Washington's Blog
Counter-terrorism experts presumably have some insight into terrorism, right?
In fact, numerous high-level counter-terrorism experts question the government's investigation of – and explanation for – 9/11.
For example:
"The best I could say about it is they really botched the job by not really going into the real failures. … At worst, I think the 9/11 Commission Report is treasonous."
The idea of such an attack was well known [and] had been
wargamed as a possibility in exercises before September 11.
- Professor John Arquilla of the Naval Postgraduate
School, Monterey, California
In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks, senior U.S. government and military officials repeatedly claimed that what happened that day was unexpected. In May 2002, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice said, "I don't think anybody could have predicted that these people would take an airplane and slam it into the World Trade Center, take another one and slam it into the Pentagon; that they would try to use an airplane as a missile, a hijacked airplane as a missile." [1] Two years later, President Bush stated, "Nobody in our government, at least, and I don't think the prior government, could envision flying airplanes into buildings on such a massive scale." [2] General Ralph Eberhart, the commander of NORAD on September 11, said, "Regrettably, the tragic events of 9/11 were never anticipated or exercised." [3]
Yet these claims were untrue. Not only had the U.S. military and other government agencies discussed the possibility of such attacks, they also conducted numerous training exercises in the year or two before September 11 based around scenarios remarkably similar to what occurred on 9/11. As John Arquilla, a professor of defense analysis at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, said, "No one knew specifically that 20 people would hijack four airliners and use them for suicide attacks… Continue reading
January 17, 2009
DC 911Truth has produced an attractive new brochure to be distributed at the
Obama Inauguration and surrounding events. On the cover, President Obama is
asked to "help America learn the truth about 9/11," but the interior
aimed at general audiences who may not be aware of problems with the
official account, or who may be quick to dismiss any questions as conspiracy
In a concise and straightforward way, the brochure presents the many facts
that challenge the 9/11 Commission Report (including doubts expressed by
Co-Chairs Thomas Kean and Lee Hamilton themselves), as well as
contradictions in the accepted narrative about air defense, the alleged
hijackers, the destruction of the World Trade Center, and the anthrax
attacks. Only statements that could be verified in mainstream news sources
were included and carefully footnoted, so as to maximize the credibility of
the piece.
At the end, readers are asked to face a difficult reality: 9/11 could not
have occurred without high-level complicity from inside the U.S. government.
They are urged to learn the truth and tell others-especially the media and Congress-with the goal of opening a new, truly independent investigation.
The brochure can be downloaded and printed on the front and back of a letter-size sheet of paper (8.5 x 11in.), folded and distributed by mail or as a handout.
The DC Truth group considers this brochure an effective communication tool and will soon release another version not geared to the Obama Inauguration.
For more information, visit dc911truth.org and RockCreekFreePress.com.
Kevin Fenton
January 14, 2009
Posted at History Commons Groups
The National Archives today released a set of records the 9/11 Commission gave it. It did so today because the commission told it it had to wait until 2009 to do so, presumably on the off chance that people would have forgotten about it all by then. The records are in two groups, Memorandums for the Record (MFR), which are available online, and other records, which are not available online.
Editor's Note: The National Archives 9/11 Commission Records URL's have been updated.
Kevin Fenton, who wrote this blog entry today, is one of the great researchers working with Paul Thompson and so many other fine people at HistoryCommons.org (formerly known to most of us as CooperativeResearch.org) to document our history. Not just about 9/11, but about aspects of our lives so appallingly rewritten by media and textbooks. The work underway at HistoryCommons is absolutely invaluable, and we encourage readers to get involved and otherwise support that work.
I have been trawling through the ones that are available online and I have learned a few things of interest.
(1) Stacks of the MFR are not actually available. Either they have not been reviewed yet (pending), or have been withdrawn because they are very classified, or they have been made available, but have had the bejesus redacted out of them.
(2) Two of the two key MFR, of interviews of Tom Wilshire, a CIA officer involved in just about everything… Continue reading
From The National Archives Legislative Branch – The Center for Legislative Archives
January 14, 2009
FAQs on the 9/11 Commission Records
The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, known as the 9/11 Commission, was an independent, bipartisan commission created by Congress. The Commission's mandate was to provide a "full and complete accounting" of the attacks of September 11, 2001 and to provide recommendations as to how to prevent such attacks in the future. The Commission, extant from 2003 – 2004, held hearings, conducted interviews, and produced a report.
When the 9/11 Commission closed on August 21, 2004, it transferred legal custody of its records to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The Commission encouraged the release of its records to the fullest extent possible in January 2009. Because the Commission was part of the legislative branch its records are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Approximately 35% of the Commission's archived textual records are now publicly available. Due to the collection's volume and the large percentage of national security classified files, NARA staff was unable to process the entire collection by January 2009. Review and processing focused on the portion of the collection that contains unique documents created by the Commission and those that reveal the most about the scope of the investigation and the internal workings of the Commission and its staff.
Read more about the Commission Records…Continue reading
Stephen C. Webster
A career Army officer who survived the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, claims that no evacuation was ordered inside the Pentagon, despite flight controllers calling in warnings of approaching hijacked aircraft nearly 20 minutes before the building was struck.
According to a time-line of the attacks, the Federal Aviation Administration notified NORAD that American Airlines Flight 77 had been hijacked at 9:24 a.m. The Pentagon was not struck until 9:43 a.m.
On behalf of retired Army officer April Gallop, California attorney William Veale has filed a civil suit against former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Vice President Dick Cheney and former US Air Force General Richard Myers, who was acting chairman of the joint chiefs on 9/11. It alleges they engaged in conspiracy to facilitate the terrorist attacks and purposefully failed to warn those inside the Pentagon, contributing to injuries she and her two-month-old son incurred.
"The ex-G.I. plaintiff alleges she has been denied government support since then, because she raised 'painful questions' about the inexplicable failure of military defenses at the Pentagon that day, and especially the failure of officials to warn and evacuate the occupants of the building when they knew the attack was imminent" said Veale in a media advisory.
Gallop also says she heard two loud explosions, and does not believe that a Boeing 757 hit the building. Her son sustained a serious brain injury, and Gallop herself was knocked unconscious after the roof collapsed onto her office.
The suit also named… Continue reading
In this supplement to The NORAD Papers , I shine the spotlight on The 9/11 Commission Report's assessment of NORAD in relation to the defense organization's "air sovereignty" mission on 9/11. To accomplish this task, I compare the report's view of NORAD's air sovereignty capabilities before and on 9/11 with that of the historical record as provided by articles published before September 11, 2001.
The 9/11 Commission Report is correct when it affirms that, "NORAD is a binational command established in 1958 between the United States and Canada. Its mission was, and is, to defend the airspace of North America and protect the continent. That mission does not distinguish between internal and external threats…;" 1 The report becomes addled however when it explains NORAD's seemingly poor performance on 9/11, "…;but because NORAD was created to counter the Soviet threat, it came to define its job as defending against external attacks [see Addendum]." 2
The statement that NORAD "define[ed] its job as defending against external attacks" 3 due to the Soviet threat, and that is why NORAD was taken off-guard on 9/11 is nonsensical on its face. The Soviet threat was the reason that NORAD was mandated to provide "surveillance and control of the airspace of Canada and the United States" in the first place. Soviet bombers, missiles or other aerospace vehicles breaching North American borders was just as much of a concern to the political leadership of North America, if not more of a concern, than Soviet bombers, missiles… Continue reading
By William R. Woodward
On Dec. 7, 1941, our country was attacked by Japan. What do our children know of the economic and political reasons for this tragic event?
Robert Stinnet's book "Day of Deceit. The Truth about FDR and Pearl Harbor" reveals that Franklin Roosevelt not only let the attack on Pearl Harbor happen, but provoked it over a period of 14 months. At the time, the public was only 17 percent in favor of intervention against Germany. Roosevelt secretly had an eight-point plan drawn up to lure Japan into an act of war. The fleet was left exposed, and Japan's oil supplies were cut off. Roosevelt even conspired to prevent the available intelligence from reaching the admiral in charge. In historical hindsight, it turns out to have been a PsyOp, a psychological operation to turn the public into support of a World War against the Axis powers Germany, Japan, and Italy. Two days after Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Congress declared war.
The author is a UNH professor who sparked a controversy in September 2006 when he was quoted in a newspaper story as saying "government elites orchestrated 9/11″ while summarizing literature on the subject. The university defended his academic freedom and he chose to let the firestorm subside. Now, he breaks the silence with his first opinion piece on the topic.
This book flies in the face of a complacent ideology that the U.S. leaders occupy the moral high ground. In fact, false… Continue reading
The nearly 40% of American people who doubt the official account regarding
the September 11, 2001 attacks will be gratified to learn that their misgivings
have become recommended reading by a pillar of the book trade, Publishers
The leading starred review on PW's "Web
Pick of the Week" is Dr. David Ray Griffin's newly released The
New Pearl Harbor Revisited (Interlink/Olive Branch press, 2008).
In its November 24, 2008 online issue, PW writes:
Griffin "addresses many points in exhaustive detail, from the physical
impossibility of the official explanation of the towers' collapse to
the Commission's failure to scrutinize the administration to the NIST's
contradiction of its own scientists to the scads of eyewitness and scientific
testimony in direct opposition to official claims.
"Citing hundreds, if not thousands, of sources, [Griffin's] detailed
analysis is far from reactionary or delusional, building a case that, though
not conclusive, raises enough valid and disturbing questions to make his call
for a new investigation more convincing than ever."
Weekly reviews from this trusted and prestigious publisher have guided the
book trade, including booksellers, publishers, librarians, and literary agents,
for 136 years.
Dr. Griffin's book can be found at good bookstores or purchased at a discounted price from 911Truth.org.
The review is copied below.
Elizabeth Woodworth
Professional Librarian
Victoria, BC, Canada
Web Pick of the Week
The New Pearl Harbor Revisited: 9/11, the Cover-Up, and the Exposé
David Ray Griffin. Interlink/Olive Branch, $20 (386p) ISBN 9781566567299
Author and professor Griffin (9/11 Contradictions: An Open Letter to Congress and the Press) knows his work is referred to by officials and the media as conspiracy theory, and he has a rebuttal: "the official theory is itself a conspiracy theory." In this companion volume to 2004's The New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions About the Bush Administration and 9/11, Griffin provides corrections, raises new issues and discusses "the two most important official reports about 9/11," the 9/11 Commission Report and the National Institute of Standards and Technology report on the Twin Towers, both "prepared by people highly responsive to the wishes of the White House" and riddled with "omission and distortion from beginning to end." Griffin addresses many points in exhaustive detail, from the physical impossibility of the official explanation of the towers' collapse to the Commission's failure to scrutinize the administration to the NIST's contradiction of its own scientists to the scads of eyewitness and scientific testimony in direct opposition to official claims.…Continue reading
Monday's New York Times reported that former Deputy A.G. and 9/11
Commissioner Jamie Gorelick was a candidate for Attorney General in the new
Obama Administration. Five-time Emmy winning investigative reporter Peter Lance
details a shocking, but little known story about Gorelick involving the loss
of a key al Qaeda operative. This is an excerpt from his 2006 HarperCollins
book TRIPLE CROSS soon to be published in trade paperback.
On December 16th, 1994, agents in the FBI's San Francisco office made
an extraordinary seizure. Mohammed Jamal Khalifa (MJK) Osama bin Laden's
brother-in-law and former roommate, was captured at a Holiday Inn in Morgan
Hill, California. If this arrest had been fully investigated by the FBI and
the Justice Department, it might have led to the seizure of 9/11 "mastermind"
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, and stopped "planes as missiles" plot dead
in its tracks. But what followed was series of missteps and bad decisions at
the highest levels of the State and Justice departments that had a catastrophic
impact on America's ability to cut short bin Laden's jihad against
At the center of the decision making at the time, was Deputy Attorney General
Jamie Gorelick.
Even if the Feds were savvy enough to see the value in questioning him, however,
they never got the chance. On January 5, 1995, a decision was made by Secretary
of State Warren Christopher and supported by Deputy A.G. Gorelick, that arguably
ranks as one of the most profound intelligence errors committed by any U.S.…
By Matt Taibbi and David Ray Griffin
October 6, 2008
A poll of 17 countries that came out September of this year revealed that majorities in only nine of them "believe that al Qaeda was behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States." A Zogby poll from 2006 found that in America, 42% of respondents believed the US government and 9/11 Commission "covered up" the events of 9/11. It's safe to say that at least tens of millions of Americans don't believe anything close to the official account offered by the 9/11 Commission, and that much of the outside world remains skeptical.
Over the years, AlterNet has run dozens of stories , mostly critical, of the 9/11 Movement. Matt Taibbi has taken on the 9/11 Truth Movement head on in a series of articles, and most recently in his new book, The Great Derangement .
In April, I asked Taibbi if he would be interested in interviewing David Ray Griffin, a leading member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice , Emeritus Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Theology at Claremont School of Theology and Claremont Graduate University and author of seven of books on 9/11 , about his recent book, 9/11 Contradictions . After months of back and forths between them and some editorial delays, I'm pleased to share their written exchange — all 24,000 words of it. What we have here are the preeminent writers on both sides of the 9/11 Truth argument; a one-of-a-kind debate.… Continue reading
By Tod Fletcher
September 11, 2008
In THE NEW PEARL HARBOR REVISITED , David Ray Griffin provides a brilliant and much-needed companion to his path-breaking and movement-building book on 9/11, The New Pearl Harbor (NPH; 2004). Now, on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of those horrific events, Griffin surveys in detail all the main lines of evidence against the official account of 9/11 to have emerged during the last four years. THE NEW PEARL HARBOR REVISITED (NPHR) has been designed as volume 2 of a two-volume set with NPH as volume 1; together they provide a thorough and up-to-date case against the official conspiracy theory (they can be bought separately, of course).
Griffin has already published four other books that provide in-depth analysis of most of the evidence to have emerged since 2004. NPHR's main purpose is to provide an easily accessible survey of all of the new evidence, so that it is now possible for a beginner to the subject (including journalists and members of Congress) to master its enormous complexity simply by reading two books. NPHR is structured identically to NPH; each chapter in NPHR comments and builds on the corresponding chapter in NPH. Much of the content is entirely new; there are many facts and analyses in NPHR which Griffin presents for the first time, and which literally make the book an up-to-the-minute statement of the case.
In the Preface, Griffin explains why he undertook to "update" The New Pearl Harbor . In the Introduction he… Continue reading
by Kevin R. Ryan
In a famous book by Antoine de Saint Exupery, a little prince from another planet asks the narrator to draw a sheep. After several unsatisfactory attempts, the narrator simply draws a box and tells the little prince that the sheep is in the box. The little prince then exclaims — "That is exactly the way I wanted it!" 1
Just so, the Bush Administration asked its scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for an explanation as to what happened at the World Trade Center (WTC) on 9/11. In response to this request, NIST drew up a series of fanciful stories over a period of years, each story differing from the previous one. Finally, after seven long years, NIST published its last story for WTC 7 by simply saying, in effect: "The explanation is in our computer." 2
As expected, however, this explanation in a box leaves much to be desired for those of us who prefer to live in reality, instead of in a fictional world. On the other hand, we are learning something from NIST with this new report, and that is that when government scientists begin working for a political agenda above all else, there is no limit to the extent of deception that they will engage in. We also know that those who have produced the NIST WTC reports must now assume personal responsibility for the ongoing 9/11 Wars, and the millions of deaths that will result from those wars.…Continue reading
By P. Joseph Potocki
The Bohemian
It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
–Alice, from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
We're hurtling down the rabbit hole. Gravity's refuted. Black is white, and white turns bitter, transfigured by a mawkish Mad Hatter blithely chewing up our Constitution, juggling missile-shaped teacups, splashing sweet, light crude and cold blood everywhere. To anyone who's passed through the last eight years believing whatever George W. Bush and his minions have blown their way, well, best of luck to you, because most of it hasn't been true.
Does that mean, then, that W. and his cronies were behind the 9-11 attacks? Of course not. Some say, however, if it looks, waddles and quacks like a duck and lays duck eggs, then perhaps it's time we re-examine it under oath, because it just might be a friggin' duck. (Fact: Nixon White House audiotapes reveal Tricky Dick literally quacking like a duck. Nixon was a lot of things, but ducky wasn't one of them.)
We're all mad here.
–the Cheshire Cat
Ken Jenkins, a Marin-based videographer, electrical engineer and activist with the 9-11 Truth group, tells of one who responded to certain provocative conjecture with "I wouldn't believe it–even if it were true." It , of course, is the widely held and yet wildly contentious belief that elements within our own government bear responsibility for the… Continue reading
Monday, September 8th, listen 10 pm – 12 am (CST) to Questioning War- Organizing Resistance on the WeThePeopleRadioNetwork.com and to our guests in the first hour- Janice Matthews and Mike Berger and to our guests in the second hour- Erik Lawyer and Richard Gage, AIA
Richard Gage, AIA receiving a 2007 Heroic Citizen for 9/11 Truth award
Janice Matthews is the Executive Director of 911Truth.org . Janice was their outreach coordinator until September, 2005 when she became executive director. She is also co-founder of the now-archived 9/11 Visibility Project , and focuses on facilitating activism and encouraging ordinary people to become participants and leaders in their own lives and communities. She has a B.A. from the University of Kansas, half a masters in social welfare and extensive training in direct-entry midwifery. She is a mother of six, a Kansas City native and radical Christian, and is working now to create a more self-sufficient/interdependent lifestyle. Janice is outraged about issues facing military troops and veterans– abuse/rape, 'depleted' uranium, 'immunizations,' lack of care and support received–resulting in suicides and hundreds of thousands of homeless veterans, the horrifying 'non-lethal' weaponry used by the US, and our current mainstream media (please, "become the media"!)and believes decentralized people's movements are our hope for successful, nonviolent change in America, as has so often been the case around the world.
Mike Berger is the Media Coordinator for 911Truth.org . Mike earned… Continue reading


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A new ABC show is being filmed in New Mexico and will shut down part of downtown Albuquerque beginning Nov. 18.
The show, called "Killer Women," is a cop drama. It's being filmed to look like it takes place in San Antonio, Texas.
Nearly the entire series will be shot in New Mexico. Location manager Rebecca Stair told Action 7 News that a lot of the sites just have a really good feel to them. To make it look like the Lone Star State, the cast and crew will avoid certain angles and use special effects and graphics.
The show will be filming on Lead Avenue Monday, between Broadway and 2nd Street. For that reason, show location managers ask that drivers use alternate routes by taking Central to Broadway or other side streets.
Lead Avenue will be shut down Monday from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. It could be earlier if filming ends earlier.
If anyone is interested, they can walk up to any crew member on set and ask how to watch the filming take place. Staff will direct people to where they can safely stand and watch. During the filming, it is possible that those people would be included in the series. There are at least 75 extras being used on set Monday.
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"Each revolution turns into anti-revolution. It is time we should understand how and why it happens, that each revolution, each struggle against injustice, finally turns into injustice itself, becomes anti-revolutionary.
"In this century it has happened again and again. I am not talking about a faraway past; it happened in Russia, it happened in China. It is going to happen if we continue to function in the same old way. Unawareness cannot bring more than that.
"When you are powerless, it is easy to fight against injustice; the moment you become powerful, you forget all about injustice. Then repressed desires to dominate assert themselves. Then your unconscious takes over, and you start doing the same things that were done before by the enemies, against whom you had been struggling. You had staked your very life for it.
"Lord Acton says that power corrupts. It is true only in a sense, and in another sense it is absolutely untrue. It is true if you look at the surface of things: power certainly corrupts, whosoever becomes powerful becomes corrupted. Factually it is true, but if you dive deeply into the phenomenon then it is not true.
"Power does not corrupt: it is the corrupted people who become attracted towards power. It is the people who would like to do things which they cannot while they are not in power. The moment they are in power, the whole of their repressed mind asserts itself. Now there is nothing to bar them, nothing to prevent them; they have the power. Power does not corrupt them; it only brings their corruption to the surface. Corruption was there as a seed; now it has sprouted. The power has only proved the right season for it to sprout. Power is only the spring for the poisonous flowers of corruption and injustice in their being.
"Power is not the cause of corruption, but only the opportunity for its expression. Hence, I say that basically, fundamentally, Lord Acton is wrong. Who becomes interested in politics? Yes, people go into it with beautiful slogans, but what happens to those people?
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Just ten minutes, just ten minutes is running through my head. In half an hour the boys will be in bed and I can pull up a little 10 minute video and just do SOMETHING.... just have to get started.
On June 25'th my husband and I are going to embark on the second Great Stadter Family Travel Adventure. Last year we went to Chattanooga, TN and with the exception of the hotel fire alarm incident it all went pretty well.... but this year we're upping the stakes.
8 days, 6 states, 2074 miles, 3 boys. Oh boy. We're going to DisneyWorld!!
For Joey's 6'th birthday (and celebrating Will & Jonny's 7'th birthdays which are later this month) we'll be knee deep in Disney. I can't wait!!
Now, for my personal challenge. I want to really be in tip top shape before we embark on this adventure. I'm hoping to lose about 15 pounds before we go (which would put me nicely back into my summer clothes from two summers ago which I really really like, and would save me from having to BUY a ton of new hot weather garb as an added bonus). But the weight loss is secondary - I want to have plenty of energy to chase my little men around wherever they want to go!
My goals, by June 25'th I will be:
Running at minimum 3 miles 4 days a week.
Doing 100 push-ups a day
Doing 100 crunches a day
I am Mom. Hear me roar.
Whew! More importantly, this also marks the third week that I've journaled every bite I've eaten and kept up with a regular workout schedule. I can't believe I've gotten up early every workday and gone to the gym first! Go me!
It was tough this morning though, cold and wet outside and I really, really didn't want to. But now that I'm done I'm glad I did it. I really want to get back to that girl I was a couple of years ago - I was running 3 miles 3 times a week and was down to a breath away from being below 200 pounds for the first time in twenty plus years.
Yes, the last time I was below 200 pounds I was in high school, and that was only briefly for my senior year. I CAN DO THIS!
I realized this morning that I'm taking it sort of like the old AA adage - one meal at a time, one day at a time, one week at a time. If I can do this until we leave for vacation at the end of June I'm hoping that it will all have turned back into good habits.
How do you all keep yourself on track for the long haul? I want to hear from you!
Weekends are typically my nemesis. During the week when I work all day it's easy to be 'in my routine'. Go to the gym, make my breakfast of egg beaters & laughing cow cheese and a couple slices of low cal/hi fiber toast. A big salad and frozen entree for lunch, then I'm usually only about 600 calories into my day when it's time to go home.
Weekends, on the other hand, are both wonderful (obviously) and terrible, because I'm a snacker, and the kitchen is THIS CLOSE all weekend long. Ugh! I can undo an entire week of doing good in 48 short hours.
I've been doing so well the last few weeks, but this week was my real test. It's Spring Break so I took a few days off to stay home with the hubby and kiddos and I was really worried about the long weekend, but I have to say that I'm pretty darned proud of myself. I've been sticking to my workouts, hitting the treadmill here at home instead of the gym, and logging every bite that goes into my mouth and even though we've been to the movies and the circus I've been OK. Haven't gone over my calories once, although I was a bit over on fat yesterday.
Still two days to go, and we have people coming over tomorrow - but I think I'm gonna be OK this time. Wouldn't it be wonderful if this could become a new way of handling the weekends? I'm working on it, one weekend at a time. :)
Don't get me wrong, I LIKE my scale this week, it tells me that I've lost 4 pounds in my first week back in control of my eating and exercising habits. And for this I say Woot!
However, I've been examining reasons that I have not stuck with these better habits in the past, and I think part of the problem might be that I pay too much attention to what the scale says. I depend too much on it as an indicator of how I am doing and when it inevitably tells me something I don't want to hear, well let's just say that things don't go well. (Well, if I'm not going to lose weight why bother even paying attention to what I eat in the first place?!? - See? Not good.)
So this time I started with some focused workout plans. I'm doing 6 week plans to build my lower body (squats), core (crunches) and upper body (push ups), and a 13 week couch to 10K running program (cardio). I've even got a plan in place to do the Army Workout (thanks Jen!) after I finish those 6 week programs, so I don't just stall out - I'm bad about just exercising - but good about maintaining a training plan.
I almost felt like I shouldn't get on the scale at all this time, because that's not my main focus. It's too easy to let that darned scale sabotage me and frankly, what does that number really mean anyway? Doesn't it matter more that I'm eating within my calories and nutrients every day? That I'm fitting into smaller clothes? That I can run longer and lift more? That I FEEL GOOD?
Yes, yes, I know, there is some value to knowing your weight. You can measure your BMI, and once you are at goal you can catch problems before they get out of control. But frankly, I'm a solid 85 pounds away from my goal, so that's gonna be quite a bit of time to get to - even with my new lifestyle.
So for now, the evil scale is only going to get a shot at me once a month or so. Because I'm sure that I won't be able to stay away from it completely (it's a love/hate relationship - we've all had 'em).


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ARM outs midrange Cortex-A17 chipset with 4K resolution support, 60% more power than Cortex-A9
11 February 2014
The ARM Mali-T720 GPU and ARM Mali-V500 video processor bring scalable, energy-efficient compact multimedia solutions to mid-range devices and are complemented by the ARM Mali™-DP500 display processor.
CAMBRIDGE, UK, FEB 11, 2014 – ARM today announced an enhanced suite of higher performance and more energy-efficient products specifically designed for the rapidly growing mid-range mobile and consumer electronics markets. The suite, comprised of processor, graphics processor and physical IP, is an update to ARM's mid-range IP offering targeting devices for production in 2015 and beyond. The combination of the ARM Cortex-A17 processor and the ARM Mali-T720 GPU gives an enriched offering for mid-range mobile and other consumer applications such as smart TVs and Over-the-Top media devices.
"We expect to see a rich set of innovation in the mid-range mobile phone segment which is forecast to become a half a billion unit market annually from 2015 and the Cortex-A17 processor will be a key component in that growth," said Ian Ferguson, vice president of segment marketing, ARM. "To date, the ARM Partnership has shipped more than 50 billion ARM-based chips and the continued broadening of our processor family will enable our partners to further optimize their offerings in existing and new product categories."
More Performance, Greater Efficiency
The Cortex-A17 processor offers a 60 percent performance improvement over Cortex-A9 processors, enabling better power and area efficiency while supporting full-system coherency for ARM big.LITTLE™ processing using the CoreLink™ CCI-400 Cache Coherent Interconnect. Additional information on the Cortex-A17 processor can be found here.
The Mali-T720 GPU is a cost-optimized graphics solution targeted at entry-level Android devices developed to reduce an OEM's manufacturing complexities and time-to-market. It supports the latest graphics and GPU computing APIs, including Open GL ES 3.0, OpenCL and RenderScript, extending the rich visual experience previously found only on today's high-end smartphones and tablets. More detail on the Mali-T720 GPU can be found here. Additionally, the mid-range IP suite includes the Mali-V500 video solution, a very efficient and compact video processor delivering up to 4K resolutions and when combined with the new Mali-DP500 display controller, enables security from content to the glass.
Faster Time-To-Market Support
To enable SoC designers to combine their own IP in the most efficient and effective manner, ARM provides ARM POP™ IP implementation solutions on 28nm process technology. POP IP for the Cortex-A17 processor includes core-hardening acceleration technology and delivers 2.0+ GHz implementations. POP IP for the Mali-T720 GPU enables best-in-class area efficiency (fps/mm2) and market-leading power efficiency (fps/mW). It includes a proven RTL-GDS flow to easily reproduce complex implementations for a faster time to market. More information on POP IP featuring ARM Artisan® Physical IP can be found here.
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"MediaTek is committed to providing the world's most compelling SoC solutions, and ARM technology builds the ideal foundation for fully integrated platforms with rich feature sets. The new ARM Cortex-A17 processor combines high performance with cost and efficiency, delivering an excellent user experience and a premium feature set, making it the best processing option available to continue our success in the mobile market," said Johan Lodenius, chief marketing officer, MediaTek.
"As a leader in multimedia SoC solutions, Realtek sees the Cortex-A17 processor as continuing the ARM track record of delivering the right balance of performance and power to address the demand for new products," said Jessy Chen, Executive Vice President of Realtek.
"Our rich experience and expertise in ARM SoC architectures, including Cortex-A9 and Cortex-A12, combined with our core strengths in advanced wireless telecommunications technologies makes VIA well-positioned to leverage the mid-range mobile devices opportunity with the ARM Cortex-A17 processor," said Ker Zhang, Chief Executive Officer of VIA Telecom.
About ARM
ARM® designs the semiconductor intellectual property and enabling technology at the heart of the world's advanced digital products. Our energy efficient and scalable processors deliver the intelligence which is transforming society; from smartphones and wearable devices, to enterprise infrastructure and servers, to embedded technology in automotive, industrial applications and the 'Internet of Things'.
Our technology is licensed by partners who have now shipped more than 50 billion microchips containing ARM processors since the company was founded in 1990. Together with our Connected Community, we are breaking down barriers to innovation for developers, designers and engineers, ensuring a fast, reliable route to market for leading electronics companies. Join the conversation at http://community.arm.com.
ARM, Artisan and Cortex are registered trademarks of ARM Limited. big.LITTLE, Mali and POP are trademarks of ARM Limited. All other brands or product names are the property of their respective holders. "ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc; its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM Inc.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Limited.; ARM Taiwan Limited; ARM France SAS; ARM Consulting (Shanghai) Co. Ltd.; ARM Germany GmbH; ARM Embedded Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; ARM Norway, AS and ARM Sweden AB.
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1. Finalflash (Posts: 1896; Member since: 23 Jul 2013)
This is an amazing period in tech history. When the likes of recently small and start up companies like Google and Arm become more powerful than the established powers like MS and Intel. Good to finally see serious competition in the industry and not the stagnation of the 90s and early 2000.
2. livyatan (Posts: 753; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
This will be a midrange chip in 2015.
Had it been released now, it would likely be the best chip on the market.
It is definitely an overkill for any of the tasks an average Joe uses a smartphone for, except maybe for the mobile gaming which is booming.
Chips like this will allow even the most popular "casual" games downloaded in hundreds of million copies to dress up in some serious lokking graphics
11. ocilfa (Posts: 334; Member since: 03 Aug 2012)
Mobile gaming, lol... Sadly, a tegra 2 will suffice for most of the games out there.
12. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4108; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
What games are you talking about? Even Tegra 3 lags on most games, and it's twice as powerful as the Tegra 2. The Tegra 2 has less graphical power than the average PowerVR SGX540, which is in the low end category.
3. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3561; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
Interesting.. I can see a quad core entry level "Lumia 530", or a high end "1530" with twice the battery life....
I can also see the leveling of higher, and higher, specifications taking place, just as the PC market did several years back.... It's all about efficiency, and optimization, from this point forward....
5. kaikuheadhunterz (Posts: 792; Member since: 18 Jul 2013)
Anyone can list the comparison between the different chipsets? I kinda got confused
6. XaErO (Posts: 178; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
I could not follow appropriately ..
Cortex A17 : is it faster than Cortex A15 by 20% ?? ..
and what about the power efficiency ??
7. livyatan (Posts: 753; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
It is said to be more powerful all the while consuming significantly less power
9. livyatan (Posts: 753; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
Actually I have to correct myself, sorry.. It is not faster than A15 but rather has similar raw performance and much lower power consumption.
It is basically an improved Cortex A12 and not A15.
8. Pedro0x (Posts: 271; Member since: 19 Oct 2012)
Look at Anandtech.
10. danishnigz (Posts: 5; Member since: 31 Aug 2013)
Using math, Cortex A17 is theoretically 14.3% (3 s.f) faster than Cortex A15 (if my calculations are correct :p) which in turn is 40% faster than Cortex A9
13. fzacek (Posts: 2190; Member since: 26 Jan 2014)
Can't wait for the time when I will be able to buy a Note 3 equivalent phone for 50 dollars. Probably in three or so years...
14. Avenger827 (Posts: 46; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
Three years is my bet too.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Several stocks trading near $5 were poised to move on above-average volume during Wednesday's session.
Sprint Nextel (S) was indicated to open lower after the wireless company posted a fourth-quarter loss of 34 cents a share, which was wider than the Thomson Reuters average estimate for a loss of 19 cents a share. Revenue of $7.87 billion was also below estimates. Sprint's total subscriber count fell to 48.1 million from 48.3 million at the end of the third quarter. The three-month average daily volume for Sprint is 56.09 million, according to Yahoo! Finance. The stock closed Tuesday at $3.65 and was down nearly 5% in early trading.
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Born Chris Parker in Dallas, Texas, Cee Pee got his start handling the throngs at his local Baja Beach Club, part of the now-defunct nationwide chain of nightclubs for the masses. Then, in 1990, the company opened a Coconut Grove outpost and transferred Cee Pee to head up its team of party providers. He's been in South Florida ever since.
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Wow, I really do admire your style. it's so full of expression and personality. I hope that you one day get an idea for your own story to use all these magnificent characters you're making. it would be wonderful to see it alive as well.ReplyDelete
This character looks so calm and hollow, in an elegant way. With the short hair and the long neck, she seems to appear like someone important who could pierce right through your thoughts. Mean or good, I can't tell, but her emotionless expression makes it feel like she has a story to tell either way.
I really like it!
I wonder how you do your clay works (at least it looks like clay? or is it a drawing? because if it is, you really made it look real like woah). how they are built up? it would be awesome to learn a few tricks \>w</♥
I'm so so glad to find your blog, sir. I'm a huge fan of your work.ReplyDelete
All the best with everything and look forward to seeing more posts from you.
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I like the long neck, with the buttons!ReplyDelete
Great sculp! i love the "geometry" work on this piece. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
really love this one !!!!ReplyDelete
excellent work!!!
wow,i don't know how express my feeling about finding your blog,you are one of my inspiring artist to become a character artist.......ReplyDelete
The popularity of this piece was a pleasant surprise, and I'd like to thank everyone for their comments. I do a lot of studio work so I rarely have the opportunity to realize my own personal vision into tangible form. I definitely plan to continue exploring further in this direction.ReplyDelete
such a great sculpture :)ReplyDelete
I am so glad I find your blog
hope to see more your amazing art in the future :)
like everything else you make :)
I'd love to see more, and to see more angles of the same sculpture.
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Adidas' not so subtle campaign to ruin college athletics continues, with these college basketball uniforms. The cap sleeves are horrifying enough. Then you throw in modern zubaz? The combination is so outlandish it distracts you from how clownish the solid car sock/shoe combination looks. Really, Adidas? Has anyone not employed by a shoe company ever looked at UCLA's basketball uniforms and thought those needed a massive overhaul?
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