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Can Obama Admit Iran Diplomacy Failed?
Earlier this week White House spokesman Jay Carney reiterated the administration's mantra about Iran, saying there was still "time and space" for a diplomatic solution to be found to resolve the impasse over its nuclear threat. While no one, not even the president's loyalists actually believe there is even the slightest hope for diplomacy or sanctions to work, the White House is publicly clinging to this position since the alternative is unthinkable. By that I don't refer to how unthinkable it would be for the future of the world for the ayatollahs to get their hands on a nuclear weapon. From the point of view of the administration, what is truly unthinkable is the prospect of being forced to admit that it has been wrong all along about Iran and must change course in order to avoid a catastrophe.
The spectacle of the administration standing by its determination to keep talking with Iran long after Tehran effectively scuttled the P5+1 nuclear talks has to be discouraging to Israel's government and can, in no small measure, be the reason why the Jewish state seems to be bubbling over with speculation about an attack on Iran sometime before the U.S. presidential election. With even U.S. intelligence now finally admitting that Iran is working on a bomb and with the Islamist regime making it clear it has no interest in agreeing to a compromise agreement on the issue, those trusted with defending Israel's existence may be rapidly coming to the conclusion that they have no alternative but to strike soon before it is too late. Though foreign policy realists and other Israel critics are denouncing the Israeli threats, the only way to convince Jerusalem to stand down and follow America's lead is for President Obama to start speaking honestly about the failure of his belated attempt to persuade Iran to give up its nuclear ambition. In the absence of such honesty, there is little reason for Prime Minister Netanyahu to go on waiting until the danger cannot be averted.
Media Decry Attacks From "Both Sides"
You have a Democratic campaign that's painting its opponent as a felon, a tax-dodger, a dog-abuser, and a killer who will bring back slavery. On the other side, you have a Republican campaign that's responding to these attacks as "hateful" and "inappropriate." The media spin? Both sides need to tone down the "toxic rhetoric":
"You thought last week was bad? Just when you thought last week's third grade insults were as low as the campaign could go here, here we go again, the campaign has gotten even uglier," MSNBC's Chuck Todd said Wednesday. "It's not faux outrage, it's real outrage. Over the last 24 hours, the attacks from both sides have reached a new level of vitriol."
CNN's Soledad O'Brien said the campaigns struck a new note of negativity.
"Romney and Obama campaigns going on the offensive at the same time? What that means is nasty rhetoric, really nastier than ever," she said this morning.
Seriously? Romney has basically stuck to attacks on Obama's policy, it's the Obama campaign that's gone into the gutter. In fact, the only "negative" remarks from the Romney campaign cited in the Politico story were made in response to Democratic smears. Yes, Reince Priebus called Reid a liar — in response to Reid's baseless accusations that Romney didn't pay taxes for 10 years. The Washington Post gave Reid's claim four Pinnochios, and Politifact rated it as "Pants on Fire." Should they be criticized for toxic rhetoric as well?
Will the Left Pause After DC Shooting?
After virtually every shooting attack in which a gunman took the lives of innocents in this country, the instinct of the mainstream media and the liberal chattering classes has always been to look for a reason to blame conservatives. Whether it was the attempted assassination of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords or the Aurora, Colorado movie theater tragedy, the initial assumption by many has been that the violence was the result of incitement or direct involvement by members of the Tea Party movement or other conservative groups. In each instance, the accusations or insinuations have had to be quickly, though often grudgingly, withdrawn when the shooter turned out to be either mentally deranged or devoid of political intent. That leaves us wondering what those who have been so quick to use these tragedies as political soapboxes to denounce conservatives or to promote liberal patent nostrums will say after today's incident in Washington.
Only the heroism of a security guard who was wounded prevented the shooting attack at the Family Research Council, a Washington think tank devoted to promoting social conservatism, from turning into a massacre. The shooter who barged into the group's headquarters expressed disagreement with their policies and began shooting. Fortunately, the guard was able to disarm the perpetrator before he could do more harm. His avowal to police that he was there to oppose the FRC's stands makes it clear that this is an open and shut case of domestic terrorism. The fact that he was carrying a bag from a Chick-fil-A restaurant — the chain that has come under intense fire from left-wingers because of its founder's public opposition to gay marriage — should cause those who have been working overtime to demonize conservatives to do the same sort of soul-searching liberals ask the right to perform because of gun violence.
Romney Making Inroads with Youth Vote?
That's according to the latest Zogby poll, which found Romney topping 40 percent with young voters for the first time since the race began. Meanwhile, Obama's youth support still lags far behind 2008-levels. The Washington Examiner's Paul Bedard reports:
For the first time since he began running for president, Republican Mitt Romney has the support of over 40 percent of America's youth vote, a troubling sign for President Obama who built his 2008 victory with the overwhelming support of younger, idealistic voters. …
In his latest poll, Obama receives just 49 percent of the youth vote when pitted against Romney, who received 41 percent. In another question, the independent candidacy of Gary Johnson is included, and here Obama wins 50 percent, Romney 38 percent and Johnson 5 percent.
Democrats' Convention of Hypocrisy
The "hope and change" mantra that lifted Barack Obama to the presidency in 2008 raised unrealistic assumptions about his administration that were bound to be debunked after a few years in office. That's why his re-election campaign strategy is based on demonizing his opponents rather than running on a record of all the "change" he effected. Yet there are some vestiges of the messianic tone of his 2008 run that remain, and one of them is a ban on corporate sponsors at the 2012 Democratic National Convention. The ban is a holdover from the rhetoric of four years ago that asserted the Obama candidacy would bring an end to the way lobbyists and big business attempt to influence politics. This was a joke even four years ago as the Democrat raked in record contributions from Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street titans and corporate giants. But the 2012 convention in Charlotte will be free of such sponsors, allowing the Democrats to claim they are faithful to their ideals.
However, as the New York Times reports today, the leading local booster and organizer of the Charlotte convention just happens to be the CEO of the nation's largest energy company, which has been a major beneficiary of the president's trillion-dollar stimulus boondoggle. Duke Energy CEO James E. Rogers claims that he and his company are going all out to help the Democratic jamboree as a matter of local pride. But the company's costly contributions to the event have raised serious issues about the way it stands to benefit from Obama's policies, making a mockery of the Democrats' pose as the opponents of corporate influence. Rather than a tribute to the party's stand against influence peddling, the lack of other corporate sponsors merely illustrates President Obama's ongoing hypocrisy about big business and ethics.
Ignored GOP "Strategists" Vent to Media
The Wall Street Journal takes aim at the "bedwetter caucus," its term for the anonymous "Republican strategists and campaign operatives" who were fretting over the Ryan pick in a Politico article yesterday:
Republicans who believe in something can console themselves in knowing that these "pros" are reflecting the Washington conventional wisdom. Nearly everyone in the Beltway thinks it's impossible to reform entitlements like Medicare, and or even to restrain the size of government, so why would a candidate be foolish enough to try?
This crowd is good at forecasting the political future as a repetition of the past and present, but as Irving Kristol used to say, they aren't very good at predicting the turns. We'll see if this year is one of those turns.
Democrat Ploy Fails as PA Voter ID Upheld
Democrats who have been leading a campaign against voter ID laws had their sights set on Pennsylvania, where they felt they had a good chance to have legislation passed last year thrown out by the courts. Liberal activists held rallies in Philadelphia and have been asserting that the bill approved by the Republican-controlled legislature is nothing more than a recycled "Jim Crow" law. But the attempt to trash the Keystone State's voter ID requirement failed today when a Commonwealth Court judge in the state capital threw out the challenge. Judge Robert E. Simpson, Jr. issued a 70-page decision this morning in Harrisburg that stated the plaintiffs failed to prove their case that asking voters to identify themselves with a government-issued photo card would mean disenfranchisement and therefore denied an injunction that would have meant the law could not be enforced this year.
Simpson ruled that the voter ID opponents had not established that "disenfranchisement was immediate or inevitable" and also made clear that trashing the law less than 90 days from the election would throw a monkey wrench into the state's election system. While he expressed sympathy with those who said they would be prevented from voting, the voter ID law was constitutional. The decision creates a problem for state Democrats who have been counting on the courts to strike down the law and therefore absolve them from the task of seeing that their voters are legally registered and have proper identification when they go to the polls in November. Though liberals around the country have accused Pennsylvania Republicans of trying to steal the presidential election via the voter ID law, the law's survival now puts the onus on the Democrats to mobilize their base without resorting to any of the tricks that helped the GOP pass the bill in the first place.
The Choice Voters Wanted
There are moments in political punditry when it's clear the so-called experts are anything but. This seems to be the case with what was by far the most common analysis of Paul Ryan's selection as Mitt Romney's running mate: pundits said it was a risk because the election would no longer be simply a referendum on an unpopular incumbent. But when you ask the voters about this, you get the opposite reaction. The Washington Post reports on its interviews with voters like Charles Bonuccelli:
"It's not that I have an unfavorable impression of him. It's that I have no impression of him," he said. "You're always kind of wondering, behind the facade, what are we going to get?"
The next day, he figured it out.
"This is a man who is to be taken at his word," Bonuccelli said this week, after learning that Romney had chosen as his running mate Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis.), a man known for his laser focus on shrinking the government.
"The thing was that we didn't understand who this guy [Romney] was — was he serious about these things? It was a confirmation that he is serious," he added.
Biden Won't Back Down on "Chains" Gaffe
Joe Biden isn't apologizing for his "chains" blunder yesterday, but he is trying to downplay it — a sign that the Obama campaign realizes how bad this looks:
Speaking in Wytheville, Va., late this afternoon, Biden hit back at the Romney camp's claims that his comments were outrageous, saying, "If you want to know what's outrageous, it's their policies." …
Biden continued: "And I'm told when I made that comment earlier today in Danville, Virginia, the Romney Campaign put out a Tweet, you know Tweets, and went on the air, went on the airwaves saying 'Biden's outrageous in saying that – I think I said, instead of unshackled, unchained or – anyway, outrageous to say that, that's what we meant. I'm using their own words. I got a message for them, if you want to know want to know what's outrageous, it's their policies, and the effects of their policies on middle class America, that's what's outrageous."
Obama Fails as Fundraiser in Chief Too
A first-term president running for re-election always has a certain time-deficit challenge to overcome–the president, unlike his opponent, has a job to do. Electioneering takes a backseat to being leader of the free world. The president's opponent, if not currently in office himself, could theoretically spend all day, every day at rallies in swing states while the President remains in the Oval Office, making decisions that set the trajectory for the country. The president, at the very least, has the advantage of already appearing presidential.
At least, that's how it used to be. Mother Jones reported yesterday that President Obama has attended more than 200 fundraisers since officially relaunching his reelection campaign in April of last year. "Put another way, that's an average of one fundraiser roughly every 60 hours for Obama."
Whose Anti-Semitic Dog Whistling Now?
Democrats have spent the last few days happily beginning their effort to demonize Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan. But yesterday, Ryan's appearance at a Las Vegas gathering of GOP donors gave the left a chance to tie him to the man they really hate: billionaire philanthropist and political donor Sheldon Adelson. Adelson's well publicized donations to first Newt Gingrich and now Mitt Romney have enraged liberals who think there's something shady about a billionaire donating money to promote political causes as long as his name isn't Soros and the ideas he supports aren't liberal.
That rather unexceptional meeting between a candidate and his party's donors was detailed in an article in the New York Times that rightly pointed out that it was likely that Adelson and other leading GOP givers probably wanted a chance to ask some questions about Ryan's views on foreign policy and his stands on Israel. There's little doubt that Adelson was probably satisfied with what he heard since although Ryan's main focus is the economy and the budget, he's also a strong supporter of the Jewish state. But the chance to link the left's new favorite Republican demon to their old standby Adelson was irresistible. And as Ben Shapiro reported on Breitbart.com, Democrats were quick to make an issue of the meeting. The Obama campaign's Julianna Smoot sent out an email blast saying Ryan was "making a pilgrimage" to the country's sin capital to "kiss the ring" of Adelson. While both Ryan and Adelson are fair game for political criticism, the sort of imagery used in the email is a not too sublet attempt to use religious imagery that would depict the very Catholic Ryan as paying obeisance to a man who is a Jewish piñata for leftist attacks on the pro-Israel community. This is a classic anti-Semitic dog whistle signaling voters that Ryan is in the thrall of the "Israel Lobby."
Selective "Theocracy" from the Left
Liberals who object to conservatives offering faith-based justifications for public policy proposals often do so under the guise of saving the country from a "theocracy." It's become increasingly clear, however, that many of these liberals object to a certain kind of religious governance, but in fact have their own version in mind.
The latest such example comes from Time's Erika Christakis, who suggests that Paul Ryan's budget—get ready to hear more of this—is "un-Christian" because "Jesus would advocate a tax rate somewhere between 50% (in the vein of 'if you have two coats, give one to the man who has none') and 100%." Does this mean Christakis supports using Christian teachings as the basis for legislation? No, of course not. Here's Christakis from February on the contraception controversy (emphasis mine):
People who cry moral indignation about government-mandated contraception coverage appear unwilling to concede that the exercise of their deeply held convictions might infringe on the rights of millions of people who are burdened by unplanned pregnancy or want to reduce abortion or would like to see their tax dollars committed to a different purpose.


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A Vaccine Trial for Patients With Stage IIIB, IV, or Recurrent Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (VTNSCLC)
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The purpose of this study is to determine the dose that the vaccine can be given safely to patients when injected directly into the lung tumor, without any serious side effects.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) |
Biological: autologous dendritic cell adenovirus CCL21 vaccine |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Endpoint Classification: Safety Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Intratumoral Genetic Therapy for Lung Cancer |
- Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD) [ Time Frame: 28 Days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Toxicity as measured by NCI Common Toxicity Criteria
- Disease status at days 28 and 56 days [ Time Frame: 28 and 56 Days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Immune response assessment by antigen-specific IFNy ELISPOT assays on days 0, 28, and 56
Enrollment: | 16 |
Study Start Date: | October 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | July 2014 |
Primary Completion Date: | July 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Arm 1
Eligible patients will be assigned to a cohort and will receive intratumoral injections of Ad-CCL21-DC in conjunction with tumor sampling
Biological: autologous dendritic cell adenovirus CCL21 vaccine
Eligible patients will be assigned to a cohort and will receive intratumoral injections of Ad-CCL21-DC in conjunction with tumor sampling.
Other Name: 10-000039, UCLA-NCI 7888, 03-06-008
Detailed Description:
- to determine the safety, toxicity, and Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD) of autologous dendritic cell-adenovirus CCL21 vaccine administered as an intratumoral injection in treating patients with stage IIIB, IV, or recurrent non-small cell lung cancer
- to determine the biologic and clinical responses to therapy
- to determine treatment-related toxicity using the NCI Common Toxicity Criteria
- to identify the maximum tolerated dose (MTD)
- to monitor patients for evidence of autologous dendritic cell-adenovirus CCL21 vaccine-induced cytokines and antigen-specific immune responses
- to detect immune responses to tumor-associated antigens and vector
- to assess patients for objective signs of tumor regression (RECIST criteria)
Ages Eligible for Study: | 21 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
Screening, physical exams, blood draws, CT scans, and follow-up will be performed at VA Greater Los Angeles. All interventional procedures including leukapheresis, CT guided/bronchoscopic biopsies and vaccine injections will be performed at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).
- Adults over the age of 21 capable of giving informed consent
- Pathologically confirmed non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)
- Stage IIIB, IV or recurrent disease
- Progressive disease despite one or more prior chemotherapy regimens as standard of care OR patient refusal of standard chemotherapy
- Measurable metastatic disease by RECIST guidelines
- Patients with a major endobronchial lesion in the segmental, lobar, or mainstem bronchus with complete obstruction of the airway may be eligible for bronchoscopic injection provided there is no evidence of respiratory failure (defined as SaO2 at least 90% on room air, PCO2 less than, or equal to 45 mm Hg, or FEV1 greater than 1.0L)
- Patients with an endobronchial lesion in the segmental bronchus with variable stenosis (not completely obstructed) and not amenable to standard palliative airway treatments (i.e., laser and stenting) may be eligible for bronchoscopic injection if there is no indication of respiratory failure as defined above
- Patient with bullous disease may undergo CT-guided transthoracic injection provided the targeted tumor has an intended needle path without crossing bullae
- ECOG performance status 0-2
- BUN less than or equal to 40 OR serum creatinine less than 2 Serum total bilirubin less than or equal to 1.5 OR serum transaminases less than or equal to 2.5 times upper limit of normal (ULN)
- Negative pregnancy test (if applicable)
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception
- More than 14 days since prior acute therapy for viral, bacterial, or fungal infections
- More than 30 days since prior and no concurrent corticosteroids
- More than 15 days since prior radiotherapy
- More than 30 days since prior chemotherapy, or non-cytotoxic investigational agents
Exclusion Criteria:
- Active CNS metastases (i.e., progression of CNS disease during the past 30 days without intervention)
- Evidence of coagulopathy, defined as PT and/or PTT more than 1.5 times ULN or platelets more than or equal to 100,000/mm3.
- Evidence of leukoplakia, defined as absolute neutrophil count more than or equal to 1,500/mm3
- Evidence of respiratory failure (defined as SaO2 less than 90% on room air, PCO2 more than 45 mm Hg, or FEV1 less than 1.0 L
- NYHA class III-IV within the past year
- Myocardial infarction within the past year
- Comorbid disease or medical condition that would impair the ability of the patient to receive or comply with the study protocol
- Acute viral, bacterial or fungal infection that requires specific therapy
- HIV positive
- Hypersensitivity to any reagents used in the study
- Signs or sensitivity of acute adenoviral infection (i.e., conjunctivitis or documented adenoviral upper respiratory infection)
- Pregnant or nursing
- Prior organ allograft
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01574222
United States, California | |
VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, West Los Angeles, CA | |
West Los Angeles, California, United States, 90073 |
Principal Investigator: | Steven Dubinett, MD | VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, West Los Angeles, CA |
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Department of Veterans Affairs |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01574222 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | CLIN-004-09F |
Study First Received: | March 28, 2012 |
Last Updated: | May 1, 2015 |
Health Authority: | United States: Federal Government United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Department of Veterans Affairs:
Stages IIIB, IV, and recurrent NSCLC Carcinoma, Non-small cell lung Lung Neoplasms Carcinoma, Bronchogenic |
Thoracic Neoplasms Neoplasms by Site Neoplasms Lung Diseases |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung Lung Neoplasms Bronchial Neoplasms Carcinoma, Bronchogenic Lung Diseases |
Neoplasms Neoplasms by Site Respiratory Tract Diseases Respiratory Tract Neoplasms Thoracic Neoplasms |
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Fun and games on both Gods and Goddesses as the hunt for Frigg intensifies.With Olaf as his unpaid slave, Anders is running bogus news stories to lure her into the open; while Stacey is on the ground, checking out leads from Ingrid's genealogical research.In amongst all this Anders and Michele are playing their flirty little powers games.It is into these that Anders drops in the question of what might happen if and when the Goddesses find Frigg – how will they keep her away from Axl/Odin?Will they kill her?Imprison her?And what does Michele stand to gain if/when they find her?She'll still be a 'minor' Goddess, right?In this way Anders' tantalizes Michele with the possibility that together they might change the traditional order of things. In her searching, checking out a lead at a butcher's shop, Stacey feels the full-on effect of the Goddess rush – the one that says you're in the presence of a major deity – whe nshe claps eyes on Eva, a butcher and singer/songwriter.She goes to Michele with the news that she thinks she's found Frigg.Keeping this news from Agnetha for now, the two of them track Eva down to one of her gigs, where Michele too gets the rush.Frigg ahoy! Armed with the (secret) information that they have found Frigg, Michele leads a coup of Goddesses against Agnetha's leadership.But when Ingrid proves the weak link in the rebel force and gives up the secret, Michele is forced to turns to Anders for an alliance – if he was telling the truth about them working together to change the old celestial power structures, then she can lead him to Frigg.Anders assures her that he was – and they swear a blood oath. But Agnetha gets to Eva first – and offers her money to leave the country.But Eva refuses, so Agnetha departs, apparently defeated.Then, armed with information from Ingrid, she heads to a luxurious mansion, where she meets a man – Colin Gundersen; Eva's father.They are in agreement that Eva is a very special person indeed. Meanwhile Anders brings Axl to see Eva perform.And the moment Axl lays eyes on her he feels the Goddess rush like nothing ever seen before – it blows the lights in the club.Anders celebrates – hallelujah, we've found her! Mike, meanwhile, is also experiencing a change in the order of things; as Valerie mounts a successful campaign to have Rob moved out of the nursing home and to live with them. When Anders also turns up at his house, ostensibly to help Rob sell his story to the media, Mike starts to get the feeling that this is all going to go terribly wrong.This feeling worsens as he watches Val and Rob fall into the easy couple relationship they had back when they were all much younger.Anders is deliberately fanning the flames here, trying to get Mike to wake up to the fact that he only ever got together with Valerie out of guilt over what happened to Rob.Anders' take is that marrying Valerie was the biggest mistake of Mike's life, and by the time Valerie and Rob head off on a trip back to Dannevirke for a news story about the miraculous recovery Mike is a deeply troubled man.
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From: | Chris Turner <c.turner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Mon, 14 Apr 2008 20:59:01 -0400 |
Note that devel/m4 is now broken in DragonFly because of "security fix" pulled up from HEAD with two days during release. Fixing it is beyond my knowledge, so please someone have a look.
Even having regular builds doesn't save us from this kind of stuff :(.


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Klehr & Haynes: Why Has Their Book Accusing Historians of Denial Not Had More of an Impact?
The book was called "an indictment of the historical profession." It was hailed as an "explosive expose" that would "send shock waves" through American history departments.
But four months after it was published, "In Denial: Historians, Communism, and Espionage" hasn't generated much of a reaction in academia.
Far from igniting a firestorm of debate, John Earl Haynes's and Harvey Klehr 's 316-page condemnation of "revisionist" historians of American communism has fallen victim to silence.
The authors say they have received little response from the scholars they criticize in the book for glossing over communism's crimes and the American Communist Party's involvement in Soviet espionage.
Liberal mainstream publications largely ignored the book, with reviews mostly appearing in conservative newspapers and magazines, such as the Washington Times, Commentary Magazine, and the Weekly Standard.
"I anticipated there would be more reaction than there has been," Mr. Klehr, a professor of history and politics at Emory University , said. "I thought we made some fairly serious charges against a large number of historians. We accused some of these people of being the equivalent of Holocaust deniers."
The lack of reaction to "In Denial" is a reflection of the difficulty that anticommunist historians, such as Mr. Klehr and Mr.Haynes,have had in challenging the academic establishment on its assessment of American communism.
"Those who disagree with it are at the margins of the profession," Mr. Haynes,a 20th-century political historian in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress, said.
In recently written books, "The Secret World of American Communism" and "Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America," Mr. Klehr and Mr. Haynes used information they collected from newly opened Soviet archives to show how the American Communist Party was heavily involved in Soviet espionage."In Denial" takes aim at historians who "have failed to confront new evidence."
A number of the historians targeted by Messrs. Klehr and Haynes say they haven't read the book.
Several said the authors misrepresented their views, but few have offered a rebuttal.
Some expressed surprise they were mentioned at all.
"It amazed me that anybody would devote that much attention to my work," Ellen Schrecker, a professor of history at Yeshiva University , said.
The book quotes her stating that anti-communism "tap[ped] into something dark and nasty in the human soul" and that "whatever harm may have come to the country from Sovietsponsored spies is dwarfed by Mc-Carthy's wave of terror."
In an interview with The New York Sun, Ms. Schrecker said the history of American communism was no longer a "live issue."
"Where is communism today? Where is the contemporary relevance?" she said.
Ms. Schrecker said she is "as anti-Stalinist as the next person."But she remains opposed to anti-communism, which she says has "tended to support a lot of political repression."
The book accuses Paul Buhle, a senior lecturer at Brown University , of making up claims that American communists provided military assistance to Israel in 1948.
Mr. Buhle told the Sun he hasn't read the book. "I'm not fretting about it," he said. "To be attacked by neoconservatives is a badge of honor."
Mr. Klehr and Mr. Haynes also go after Victor Navasky,publisher and editorial director of The Nation and a professor of journalism at Columbia University , accusing him of justifying Soviet espionage and "excusing those who engaged in it."
They quote Mr. Navasky stating that most those who spied for the Soviet Union were "patriots."
Mr. Navasky called the book "wrong and just false. [The authors] were factually incorrect. Of course, I believe there was Soviet espionage."
Mr. Haynes maintains his book's accuracy.
Another target, Eric Foner, a historian of the Civil War and Reconstruction at Columbia University who has written about American communism, says he hasn't read "In Denial."
"I don't even know why they are picking on me," he said.
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Van L. Hayhow - 1/26/2004
actually I don't have anything to add, I just want to see if I am signed up.
Terry Walbert - 1/20/2004
Ellen Schrecker's comment ""Where is communism today? Where is the contemporary relevance?" is amazing for a historian. One could as easily ask where is the Third Reich? the Confederate States of America? the Second French Empire? the Holocaust? Custer's Last Stand? Saddam Hussein? What is the contemporary relevance of any of these?
Aside from the proposition that the truth of history matters or ought to matter to a historian, the history of Communism shows that the hard left was not misguided idealists but murderers who should never be given a chance to hold power again. Oops, sorry, there I go again with hysterical anti-Communism. Sounds like Joe McCarthyite "terror," although I'm not aware that Joe McCarthy killed any American.
Van L. Hayhow - 1/18/2004
I haven't read this book, but their prior books (the one and one-half) that I have read are well documented and moderate in tone. For example, in their Venona book they take Senator McCarthy to task for his wild accusations against people, such as Dean Acheson, who didn't deserve it. I think their position (based on interviews I have seen) is that they expected the history of American Communism would be taught differently after professors absorbed the information coming from the records. Yet they claim many people are still teaching that the American Communist party was not Stalinist and was not involved in espionage. I don't know what history professors are teaching these days since I have no connection to the history profession, but if a professor is still teaching the American communist party was not dominated by the Soviet Union, etc., then they are in denial.
Michael Green - 1/17/2004
One of the concerns that all of us should have is whether a history book is ahistorical. If one of the co-author says critics of anti-communism and those deemed guilty of being too kind to American communists can be compared with those who deny the Holocaust, the book may be getting just the amount of attention it deserves. I hope that the authors are not pulling an Ann Coulter and ignoring overwhelming historical evidence.
Van L. Hayhow - 1/16/2004
I haven't read the book either, but I have seen interviews with the authors and have also read one of their earlier books (The Secret World of American Communism) and am currently part way through their book on the Venona cables. These two books appear to be very well documented. They do not deal with the Communist Party of the 1970's but with the party from its founding around 1920 through the thirties and forties and somewhat into the fifties. Therefore your comments on the 70's is not relevant to their books. What is relevant is that there appear to be many people who still do not believe that Alger Hiss or the Rosenbergs were guilty of spying which these books make clear they were. From interviews I have seen with H and K it seems the latest book is a result of their impression that there are still historians of 20th century American history that are still teaching that the Communist Party in the US was independant of the Soviet Union and not engaged in spying. That's the relevance of the book.
Josh Greenland - 1/14/2004
I haven't read the book and don't know what all it says, but I'm less than impressed by the Venona "revelations", always presented with a flourish, that the CPUSA was spying for the USSR. So what? It was common knowledge on the US Left by the early 1970s if not well before that the CPUSA was massively infiltrated by US intelligence agents and that some CPUSA political events were majority-attended by agents. So if the CPUSA was doing espionage for the USSR, the feds had it infiltrated with counterintelligence people and it became a big spy versus spy game. (Or, the feds had it infiltrated with COINTELPRO provocateurs and snitches who were too stupid or misdirected by their handlers to spot the Soviet agents.) So why should we feel so aghast and threatened at Soviet spies in the CPUSA if the feds had the party massively infiltrated, supposedly protecting the USA from it?
I agree with Ellen Schrecker's comment:
"In an interview with The New York Sun, Ms. Schrecker said the history of American communism was no longer a "live issue."
""Where is communism today? Where is the contemporary relevance?" she said."
Really and truly, who cares now? If the anti-communists during the time of the USSR were so reactionary, imperialistic, bigoted and abusive of domestic rights that they blew their own credibility on the "red threat," who really do they have to blame? The red-baiters and anti-communism haven't dissipated in the United States, but among some circles of people communism as an issue doesn't matter anymore. It appears that historians are one such group and I'm glad to see it.
Van L. Hayhow - 1/8/2004
I guess the book still isn't having any impact as there are no posts here, at least until now. I did think Professor Buhle's comment was weak. Whether criticism is a badge of honor would depend, it seems to me, on whether the criticism is valid or not.
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Catherine See (Vanderpool) | |
Also Known As: | "The Fighting Squaw", ""Aunt Kitty" Hardy" |
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Birthplace: | Albany,Albany,New York,USA |
Death: | Died in Coshocton,,Ohio,USA |
Place of Burial: | Conesville, Coshocton County, OH, USA |
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Daughter of Wynant Melgertse Van Der Poel and Catharina de Hooges |
Occupation: | another spouse John Hardy |
Managed by: | Juanita Millhouse |
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About Catherine Vanderpool
Catherine Vanderpool was born 30 Jun 1725 in Albany New York and died in 1808 in Coshocton, Ohio.
"Catherine See, known in later life as "Aunt Kitty" Hardy, died in 1806 or 1807. Truly her history is remarkable, a span of four score years and ten in time; in distance from the Rhine River to the Greenbrier. . . "
captured by Indians
Catherine See, keenly aware that her younger children would soon he exhausted by the hardships of the journey, resolved with a courage born of desperation, to save them from an inevitable fate. One of the warriors rode along the trudging line made up of about one hundred fifty women, young boys and children, many burdened with the loot the Indians had collected. His mount was a horse the property of Frederick See. It was perhaps the third day on the trail that Catherine requested that he give up the horse that her children might ride. This the Indian angrily refused to do. Seizing a pine knot from the ground, Catherine knocked him off the horse. He sprang up brandishing his tomahawk and would have killed her then and there, but for the interference of the other Indians who admired her fearlessness and called her the "fighting squaw." Catherine was permitted to keep the horse and use it for her family.
At length the weary prisoners and their captors reached Old Town across the Ohio River. One can well imagine the excitement that prevailed on the return of the victorious chieftain and his band; the shouting and rejoicing of the inhabitants as a great procession of both sexes and ages doubtless poured out of their dwellings on hearing the signal gun and peculiar whoop announcing the return of the raiders. Then followed the ceremonies usual for the occasion. There were the trophies to see, the utensils, tools, guns, clothing, horses, etc., all seized from the settlements; and the great number of white captives. One ceremony which provided the Indians with entertainment was an ordeal to which nearly every prisoner was subjected; it was to "run the gauntlet." It was done in this manner; a large number of squaws and Indian boys armed with clubs and switches lined up in two rows facing each other, then the prisoners were compelled to run between the lines, while the Indians struck them with their sticks and threw dirt or rubbish in their faces.
Catherine See's turn came. She was now about 48 years of age and had spent the past twenty-five years of her life on the frontier, where to remain alive was to become physically tough and mentally alert. Doubtlessly the story of her triumph in getting her horse had spread through the village and the Indians were eager to see the "fighting squaw" undergo this test. They were not to be disappointed, for to their astonishment, Catherine suddenly seized the club of the nearest Indian and swinging it lustily right and left, soon had the Indians overcome and scattered.
- 32 A Chronicle of the SEE family and their Kindred, written and compiled by Irene See Brasel (1892 - 1963), http://members.aol.com/hconor2/Brasel.htm.
Parents: Wynant Van Der Poel (1683-1750) and Catherine De Hooges (1687-1744)
- in 1744, in Greenbrier Co., Virginia to Frederick Michael See or Zeh. He was born 1710 in Schoharie, Schoharie Co., New York; died July 15, 1763 in Muddy Creek, Greenbrier Co., Virginia; he was scalped at Muddy Creek.
- Margaret See, born 1745 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died March 11, 1815 in Franklin Twp., Coshocton Co., Ohio; married Beriah Littleberry Roach, Jr. 1758 in Greenbrier Co., Virginia.
- George See, born 1748 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died Abt. 1835 in Warren Twp., Marion Co., Missouri.
- Michael See, born 1751 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died May 26, 1792 in Ft. Randolph, Point Pleasant, Mason Co., Virginia.
- Catherine See, born February 26, 1754 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died April 23, 1827 in Hardy Co., Virginia
- Elizabeth See, born February 26, 1754 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died 1830 in Adams Co., Ohio; married Cornstalk January 04, 1776 in Greenbrier Co., Virginia; born Unknown; died Unknown.
- Notes for Cornstalk: Elizabeth married a son of Chief Cornstalk, but i do not know which son it was yet.
- Lois See, born 1747 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died Bef. 1841; married (1) Greenberry Roach 1763; born Unknown; died Unknown; married (2) Peter VanBibber 1763 in Hardy Co., Virginia; born Unknown; died October 08, 1838.
- John See, born October 10, 1757 in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died January 02, 1837 in Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois; married Margaret Jarrett; born Abt. 1761 in Monroe Co., Virginia; died Abt. 1837.
- Mary See, born Abt. 1760 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died 1823 in Warren Co., Ohio.
- William See, born July 15, 1763; died Unknown in Iowa.
It is generally thought that Frederick Michael married Catherine Vanderpool in Augusta County, Virginia, but it is possible the marriage took place in Tulpehocken (Palatine) settlement in Pennsylvania. It is believed that Catherine was a daughter of Abraham Vanderpool. About 1743 Frederick and his family migrated to the lower branch of the Potomac, not far from Moorefield in Hampshire County, Virginia. They, along with the Yoakums and Harness'.were among the first settlers of that region.
Frederick See built his cabin home along the Greenbriar river on what was called Muddy Creek.
In 1755, war broke out between France and England and the French incited the native Indians to make war on the back-country inhabitants of Virginia. In 1762, after the Greenbrier settlement was renewed, it was felt that it was now safe for settlers to migrate back to the area. They were wrong.
The story of Frederick and Catherine See and their family is quite tragic. The following account of what has become known as "The Muddy Creek Massacre" has been gleaned from various accounts, primarily "A Chronicle of the See family and their Kindred", written and compiled by Irene See Brasel (1892-1963) (see attached document).
- http://atoz.familytreeguide.com/getperson.php?personID=I00092&tree=T1&PHPSESSID=4e839fc3f51e53a34d7975978d96e7a7
- http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/o/a/Susan-B-Roach/GENE1-0015.html#CHILD134545923
-------------------- Birth 1725Albany, Albany, New York, USA Posted by burton2401 Comment
Marriage 1744Warwick, , New Jersey, USA Posted by burton2401 Comment
Marriage 1744New Jersey, United States Posted by burton2401 Comment
Story: Captive Of Shawnee After Muddy Creek Massacre 1763Greenbrier WV, Chilicothe OH, Fort Pitt PA Posted by burton2401 Comment
Death 1806, Coshocton, Ohio, USA Posted by burton2401 Comment
Story: Muddy Creek Massacre Of July 16, 1763
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 It is generally thought that Frederick Michael See married Catherine Vanderpool in Augusta County, Virginia, but it is possible the marriage took place in Tulpehocken (Palatine) settlement in Pennsylvania. It is believed that Catherine was a daughter of Abraham Vanderpool. About 1743 Frederick and his family migrated to the lower branch of the Potomac, not far from Moorefield in Hampshire County, Virginia. They, along with the Yoakums and Harness' were among the first settlers of that region. Frederick See built his cabin home along the Greenbrier River on what was called Muddy Creek.

 In 1755, war broke out between France and England and the French incited the native Indians to make war on the back-country inhabitants of Virginia. In 1762, after the Greenbrier settlement was renewed, it was felt that it was now safe for settlers to migrate back to the area. They were wrong.

 The story of Frederick and Catherine See and their family is quite tragic. On Saturday, July 16, 1763, a party of 80 or 90 Shawnees, led by Chief Cornstalk swept up the Kanawha on a murderous rampage. Simultaneously they hit the Frederick See family, and the Felty Yocum family (Felty was a cousin of Frederick Michael See) whose cabin was nearby. According to all accounts, the Indians suddenly appeared at the Frederick See cabin, with all of the appearance of friendship. The Sees welcomed them, and as it was near to mealtime they offered to share their food with the Indians. The Shawnees agreed, no doubt building cooking fires out of doors in order to feed such a large number of people. The meal finished, the Indians lounged around for a bit and rested. Suddenly with a whoop the Indians fell upon their hosts, killing the father (Fredrick Michael), his son-in-law (Littleberry Roach) and Felty Yocum, scalping them before the eyes of their families. It is not known why Frederick and Catherine's son George wasn't also killed as he was 22 yeaers old at the time. Perhaps he offered no resistance. Other men and older boys were killed.

 The women and children of these and other victims of this massacre were taken prisoners. Leaving the dead where they were slain, the Indians began marching their prisoners back to their camp. On the way to Oldstown, in Ohio, these women and children who were unable to keep up were killed. The first born child of Maragaret (See) Roach, a boy, was killed in a most brutal fashion after being snatched from her breast. Accounts related by James Olson, also told by a Descendant, was that Frederick See's children held up for two to three days. The smallest, John, was quite weak and Catherine feared for his life. Seeing a warrior riding their horse, Catherine indicated to him that she wanted it. When he refused, she picked up a club and attempted to knowck him off the horse. About to kill her, the amused Indians prevented the warrior from doing so, calling her a "fighting squaw." Once they reached the Indian campgrounds in what is now Ross County, Ohio, it is said the Shawnee had a celebration. The women were forced to sing for them, and Catherine was called upon to run the gauntlet. Grabbing a stick she began making whirling moves swinging the stick which pleased all the arriors greatly. Captives now for several months, soon cold weather was upon them. There was not enough room inside for all the prisoners, an was crowded by old Indian squaws they shared a tent with. A child of Catherine's, a son, had to sleep outside with the dogs to keep warm. One day the warriors went off hunting leaving Catherine in charge of all the old Indian squaws sitting around the campfire. One had a fainting spell, falling into the fire. Catherine let her fall, thus making room for her children in the tent, a bravery which helped her family to survive, intact.

 Catherine See and her children were taken to Old Town and kept there by the Shawnees until there was a treaty and an exchange of prisoners about a year later. A document written by Colonel Henry Bouquet to William Penn, Governor of Pennsylvania, on November 15, 1764, stated all Indian tribes led by Chief Cornstalk had at last agreed to release the prisoners, not only from the incident at the See home but a number of other similar incidents at other family homes on the South Branch.

 Catherine and at least some of her children must have been separated during their captivity, because her youngest child, John, was adopted by an Indian family who had lost their son. The couple repeatedly told John that he would be burned alive if retaken by the whites. John became very fond of his new Indian parents, and the year with the Shawnees apparently did much to erase from his mind the memory of his natural family and his former life. When the time rrived for the Indians to relase their prisoners, all of the See family except the twin, nine-year-old Elizabeth, were freed. Cornstalk would not agree to let her go, but kept her for nine more years during which time his young son took her as his squaw and, according to family tradition, she had an Indian child by him. Later she excaped or was ransomed, because she eventually left the Indians, and married a white man named Peter Shoemaker.

 After being released from the Indians, the party traveled about nine miles before darkness overtook them, and made camp for the night. Young John made his bed between two of his sisters, but he did not sleep. He lay awake until he was certain everyone else was asleep, then crept out of camp and hurried back to his adopted Indian family. Here he stayed for some time. One version indicates one year, while another says four years. Eventually his uncle, Michael Adam See (brother of Frederick Michael and husband of Barbara Rebecca Harness) ransomed his nephew John and too him back to Hampshire County, Virginia where the rest of the See family was then living.

 The return prisoner list included Catherine See and her children Michael, George, John, May, Margaret, and Lois...along with Margaret, George, Elizabeth and Sally Yocum (Yoakum) and Mary Campbell ("The Beaded Moccasins: The Story of Mary Campbell" by Lynda Durrant (NY, 1998, Clarion Books).) Frederick See's widow is believed to have later remarried a man named John Hardy, a Hardy County pioneer.

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Albany,Albany,New York,USA
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NY, NY Co, NY
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Warwick,,New Jersey,USA
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Augusta, Virginia, United States
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A torrential downpour and strong winds prevented emergency crews from returning on Tuesday morning to a devastated neighbourhood where a commercial airliner crashed, killing all 153 people aboard the plane and an undetermined number of people on the ground.
The storm began on Tuesday morning before dawn, flooding roads and bringing down power lines and trees in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city. Traffic crawled through the area, stopping searchers from returning to the site, said Yushau Shuaib, a spokesman for Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency.
Charred metal from the plane, rubble from destroyed buildings, thick mud and standing water await the emergency workers. A three-storey apartment building at the site struck by the nose of the MD-83 aircraft began shaking on Monday as rescuers dug through debris, and they are afraid it might collapse.
"It's going to be messy," Shuaib said.
The crash happened on Sunday afternoon in Lagos' Iju-Ishaga neighbourhood, about nine kilometres (five miles) from Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Pilots on the flight from Nigeria's capital Abuja to its largest city of Lagos radioed the tower that they had engine trouble shortly before the crash, but the exact cause remained unclear. The weather was clear at the time.
Late on Monday, emergency workers recovered both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder, said Tunji Oketunbi, a spokesman for the Accident Investigation Bureau, which probes airplane crashes in Nigeria.
"We will take them abroad for decoding and that will help our analysis," Oketunbi said on Tuesday. "We will know what happened to the aircraft shortly before it crashed."
An investigator from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board also is expected to join Nigerian authorities on Tuesday to help them determine a cause for the crash, Oketunbi said.
By nightfall on Monday, searchers with police dogs recovered 137 bodies, including those of a mother cradling an infant, according to Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency. Rescuers acknowledged they don't know how many people died in the wrecked apartments and smaller tin-roofed buildings along the narrow streets of Iju-Ishaga.
President Goodluck Jonathan wept as he visited the crash site on Monday and pledged to make air travel safer, but the crash called into question the government's ability to protect its citizens and enforce regulations in a nation with a history of aviation disasters.
Some U.S. citizens were aboard the flight, State Department spokesman Mark Toner said, but he could not provide a firm number. A woman from West Hartford, Connecticut, her husband and four young children died on board the flight. The Tuesday edition of the Hartford Courant newspaper identified the family as Maimuna Anyene, her Nigerian husband Onyeke, and their children, a 5 month old, 1-year-old twins and a 3 year old.
The Houston Chronicle reported on Tuesday that the crash also killed Josephine and Jennifer Onita, sisters from Missouri City, Texas.
Others killed in the crash included at least four Chinese citizens, two Lebanese nationals and one French citizen, officials said.
Boeing said in a statement on its website that the company is ready to provide technical assistance to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority through the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board. Dana Air said an investigation was under way with U.S. officials assisting the Nigerian government.
Nigeria, home to more than 160 million people, hasn't had a major airline crash in recent years. On Saturday night, a Nigerian Boeing 727 cargo airliner crashed in Accra, the capital of Ghana, slamming into a bus and killing 10 people. That plane belonged to Lagos-based Allied Air Cargo.
Sunday's crash was the deadliest in nearly two decades. In September 1992, a military transport plane that crashed after taking off from Lagos killed 163 people.


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The 9/11 report: Fluff and nonsense or Garden of Eden?
By Marcus J. Goldman web posted July 5, 2004 I sleep poorly at night. Soon, however, that giant sleeping pill, the 9/11 report, will be available for ingestion. Thank goodness! The theatrical release of this vital work of non-fiction, as highly anticipated and accurate as its sister document, Farenheit-9/11, will signal the end of the fun: calling reluctant witnesses, lambasting the well intentioned and harpooning technocrats, bureaucrats and other assorted types. This living, breathing document will contain a veritable Garden of Eden of do's and don'ts, rights and wrongs. Who cares what's been buried deep within the report's bowels or omitted entirely? The report could not come at a better time-just before a virulently divisive national election. Certainly, the document could be purposefully designed to be fluff and nonsense.
Ultimately though, we will learn what we, the United States, did to deserve the attacks, which politicians were responsible, what we can do to prevent so many people from being so darned angry with us and why, on 9/11, my house painter's 20 year old nephew was incinerated as he was slammed in to a building. Fortunately, as a psychiatrist, I received an advanced glimpse into the commission's final lunacy: 1) We, the commission, feel really badly about 9/11. Really. 2) We would like to first blame Osama bin Laden for his complicity in these horrific events. However, since he lives in a cave, he cannot be held responsible for the actions of others. To that end, we have found guilt elsewhere. 3) The al-Qaida network of terror (such a title is offensive to all the other terrorists who did not target us on that day, so we will refer to al-Qaida as "specific people of terror") cannot be held responsible. Like all "people of terror" they must have had their reasons. Quite frankly, we are unable to pronounce any of their names. We blame fate. 4) Many have blamed radical Islam for the 9/11's evil. We must point out, however, that Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, Zionists, Israelis, the American people and assorted other minorities have traditionally been blamed for the evils of the world. The world seems comfortable with that so why change it? 5) We would like to bring up the Church commission's findings in the late 1970's with the resultant harnessing of the of the Central Intelligence Agency. But that would deflect attention away from Osama bin Laden and "people of terror", who cannot be held responsible anyway because they live in caves and have unpronounceable names. 6) We feel compelled to answer questions about Jamie Gorelick's role in events leading up to 9/11. But quite frankly, we are frightened of her. She has built an emotional wall between herself and the rest of the commission members and cannot be reached. 7) Former President Clinton has been accused of inaction on the terror front during his tenure. However, in our 957 page report, corroborating sources placed George Bush's operatives on the hijacked planes. It has been learned that the president, although managing poorly with his own language, can speak bits of Arabic! Mr. Bush has been know to utter the phrase "falafel" on occasion. He was also a pilot in the National Guard. On the other hand, an anonymous but credible e-mailer told us that Mr. Bush was responsible for placing explosives in the garages of the World Trade Center on 9/11. It is probably not true but we felt compelled to put it in the final draft for the sake of diversity of opinion. 8) Prior to 9/11, Mr. Bush was seen taking photographs of the World Trade Center but sources confirm that he was scouting out parachute jump sights for his dad. We put this in the report because it is cool. 9) We cast blame at both the CIA and the FBI because it is the hip thing to do and because everyone expects it. 11) Some of us think that the Pentagon was targeted due to the "Pent"-up anger of others. As the symbol of American power and one of the largest office buildings in the world, it was sort of asking for it. 12) We deemed the emergency response to this unprecedented, unimaginable, never before witnessed catastrophe...to be poor. So, emergency medical technicians, the police, firefighters, Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, New York Governor George Pataki and whoever the Governor of Pennsylvania was at the time, should be admonished (regardless, the guy who put his field in the path of the plane should take some responsibility). If there was a Mayor of the District of Columbia, we think he, too, should shoulder some of the blame. 13) Finally, regarding the deterrence of future attacks. Here is our recommendation: prevention of another terror attack should be strongly encouraged and stuff. Wow! The report goes on to say that the commission members incompetently hold themselves irresponsible for any role in these attacks, take no responsibility for their pointless tirades and demand immunity from any sort of prosecution. Some of them are partisan lawyers I guess. Well, I must admit, I am a bit surprised with the commission's findings. Who knew that President George H.W. Bush wanted to parachute off the World Trade Center? Marcus J. Goldman, MD is a psychiatrist and author of "The Joy of Fatherhood". His work has appeared in The Washington Times, Tech Central Station and The Boston Herald. Dr. Goldman is a Guest Writer for The Daily Cannon, OpinionEditorials.com, PoliticalUSA, NewsWithViews.com and WebCommentary.
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Back on Track
Jimmie Vaughan: A Lone Star state of mind
By Alan Sculley
Jimmie Vaughan has entered a new phase with his latest CD, Do You Get The Blues? After more than a decade on Epic Records, first during his long stint as guitarist in the Fabulous Thunderbirds, and then for his first two CDs as a solo artist, Strange Pleasure and Out There, both on the Sony/Epic label, Vaughan has moved over to the independent Artemis Records.
"They let me do the record like what I wanted," Vaughan says of Artemis. "They weren't trying to get me to use this [producer], some guy who just had a hit with 'N Sync, you know what I mean. You run into a wall sometimes. Some people have crazy ideas. But I'm happy with [the new CD]. I like to try to make records so that 15 years from now if you're playing the record and you go, 'You know, that sounds pretty good.' It's not about the latest gizmos and all that."
Sounding both contemporary and timeless is a central goal for Vaughan whenever he enters the studio. As an artist whose music is seeped in the blues, that's not always an easy goal, since there are those who consider blues a relic from an earlier era.
Suffice to say Vaughan doesn't agree with that way of thinking. "I didn't go and evaluate the market before I made this record," he says. "I mean, I think my records are current. They're not nostalgia records. They've got a lot of roots in them, and it is blues and this and it's got all kinds of elements in it. You can pick out what that is. You can say 'That sounds like an old gospel record' or that sounds like [something else]. But I'm not trying to make an authentic, looking-back kind of record. To me this [stuff] is like now."
Do You Get The Blues? could convince more than a few skeptics that at least in Vaughan's hands, the blues is nowhere near as arcane as they think. Bill Willis' chunky Hammond B-3 organ and George Rains' in-the-pocket drumming give the songs a spirited groove. That bedrock sound, coupled with Vaughan's lean and expressive lead guitar and some occasional gospel-tinged male vocal harmonies, gives Vaughan one of the most distinctive and fresh styles on the roots-music scene.
It's a sound that was clearly defined from the opening notes of Vaughan's solo debut Strange Pleasure and its rousing lead track "Boom-Bapa-Boom." But there are subtle new wrinkles on the new disc. On his cover of the soulful "In The Middle of the Night" and the rocking "Power of Love," Vaughan supplements his sound by sharing lead vocals with the great Austin-based singer Lou Ann Barton, who joins him Nov. 11 at the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma.
The cosmic instrumental "Planet Bongo" and the moody ballad "Don't Let the Sun Set" get much of their atmosphere from the flute playing of Herman Green, a veteran Memphis musician who got his start in the late 1940s as a member of B. B. King's original band. The CD's first single, "The Deep End," is another slight departure, as this tangy tune highlights Vaughan's work on acoustic slide guitar and also features a guest turn from Muddy Waters' former harmonica player, James Cotton.
"I'll tell you the story on that one," Vaughan says. "We used to be the house band, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, at Antone's nightclub [in Austin], way back in the day. The first time Muddy Waters came, we opened for him. He liked us, so one night I pulled out my slide guitar and kind of did a little Muddy thing on a song. The next night when we did it, he came out and grabbed me by the neck from behind me on the stage and was kind of choking me and kind of playing with me. And then he told me later, 'When I'm gone, I want you to show people what I did. That's it. Show people what I did.'
"So I remembered that, and this was my opportunity to do that. And then James Cotton was there, too, so it all just made sense."
Both on album and onstage, Vaughan these days clearly seems energized by his music. That's something he couldn't say toward the end of his 15-year stint in the Fabulous Thunderbirds, the rocking blues-based group he formed with singer Kim Wilson and the band with which he recorded such popular albums as Tuff Enough and Hot Number.
"I was just sort of burned out," Vaughan said, describing the period that preceded his departure after the 1989 Fabulous Thunderbirds CD Powerful Stuff. "You know, just a lot of drinking and drugs, and it was mostly just you're young and you're burning the candle at both ends and the candle gets too short, you know. And then everybody's personality gets in the way. It was just screwed up, and I just had to get off the bus and go home and rethink my whole thing. We had just been on the road for so long. After we had a couple of hits, then the booking agents wanted us to play four gigs a day.
"I just ran out of gas."
The professional wear and tear was complicated by personal tragedy. Just before leaving the T-birds, Vaughan fulfilled a longtime dream by recording Family Style with his younger, more famous brother Stevie Ray Vaughan. But in August of 1990, Stevie Ray perished in a helicopter crash after a concert at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in Wisconsin. Jimmie retreated following the tragedy, and it wasn't until 1994 that he re-emerged with Strange Pleasure. With his lifestyle cleaned up and his solo sound to pursue, Vaughan once again enjoys his life in the studio and on the road.
"I'm present now. I'm able to enjoy things, and it just took what it took," he says. "It was a great time in the T-Birds. We were fun and we made a lot of good records. We had a lot of fun and went everywhere.
"I'm having a ball now. These are the good old days."
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Men 'Walk … In Her Shoes'
P.E.A.C.E. Project
Posted on April 7, 2010
"To really know a person, you must first walk a mile in their shoes."
This old saying is something that the men of Cal U take to heart as they
participate in the "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" event sponsored by the
P.E.A.C.E. Project of Cal U.
"Walk a Mile" began in 2001 and has grown into a national movement that
is especially popular on college campuses. The men of the community put
on a pair of high-heeled shoes and literally take a walk. It's a fun,
light-hearted event that gets the word out about the prevalence of
sexual violence and lets the community know that men stand beside women
in the fight to end it.
"Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" at Cal U will be held at 11 a.m. April 15.
Men in high heels will march from the Natali Student Union to the campus
gates and back.
Everybody is welcome to attend and cheer on the men who are brave enough
to walk in someone else's shoes.
The P.E.A.C.E. (Prevention, Education, Advocacy for Change and
Empowerment) Project raises awareness of sexual violence, intimate
partner violence and stalking. It offers professional staff members and
trained student workers to provide information, support, and/or
referrals. The office in Carter Hall, Room G45, is staffed from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday; appointments can be made to accommodate
schedules. All P.E.A.C.E. Project services are free and confidential.


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To shipe is to sleep with somebody, but nothing happens of a sexual nature. You are literally sleeping with somebody.
"Katie and Anne Marie are going to shipe tonight"
بواسطة David
نوفمبر 1, 2004
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To snipe someone using a shotgun equipped with a scope.
Little Timmy: What the fuck just happened?
Bob: I just shiped your ass.
Bob: I just shiped your ass.
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اكتوبر 12, 2009
pronounced like hippe but shippie , it is known as a hippie on a boat
Wow look at that group of shipes ruining our first family cruise
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A family name. Known in the southeast USA as a very influential family with strong ties to the community.
influential; Political; very giving to the community
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CA: Dial-a-Ride Receives New Service Provider
A new contractor is providing Dial-a-Ride service for the Antelope Valley Transit Authority (AVTA).
IntelliRide, a division of Veolia Transportation, took over Dial-a-Ride operations from American Logistics Company (ALC) on June 1. ALC, a Utah-based company, has opted to discontinue providing the service.
Customers will not likely see a change in service as current policies and processes will remain the same. Like ALC, IntelliRide is using local contractors and taxi companies to provide transportation using "Smart Mobility Management" technology to coordinate reservations. The demand response service relies on automatic vehicle locator software to manage real-time scheduling with a flexible contract fleet.
"We are pleased to welcome IntelliRide to the AVTA family and look forward to a successful working relationship," stated executive director Julie Austin. "We have had a long term partnership with Veolia Transportation, our current fixed route transit service provider. We know that IntelliRide draws from a deep history of Veolia's experience and we are confident our Dial-a-Ride customers will benefit from a seamless transition."
Dial-a-Ride customers may continue to make reservations by calling the same toll free number. The transition process has been running smoothly and no major challenges are anticipated.


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Zombie Panic: Source is a co-op oriented Survivor Vs Zombie multi-player survival horror modification for HL2. While our main priority is to make the mod as fun to play as possible, ZP:S plans to greatly expand on the core features of "Zombie panic" For HL1, with the obvious new features, impressive visuals, and of course atmospheric maps. More importantly ZP:S will not force players to fend against dumb and predictable AI, but instead keep the same intense thrill of surviving against intelligent and persistent player controlled zombies as the original.
It's been awhile since we've managed a proper Halloween release! But ZPS v2.4 is now live on Desura and Steam!
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As an added bonus be sure to check out the Official Contagion Online Comic "Contagion: Arrival" created by Monochrome's newest artist Joseph "SickJoe" Arthur
I miss the older days where this was on the top of everything.
We all eventually make room for others. But there is still plenty of content and fun to be had. The guys are working hard and more is to come.
I loved this mod! When I get my new computer I'am definitely going to
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Season Tickets? Let's have some Consistency for Starters.
More enthralling installments from the top of the Theatre of the absurd Looking forward to a Sincil Super Saturday against Gillingham, albeit with trepidation, my mood was swung in the blink of an eye. Not by the hidden view that makes you gasp as you head down the A1500 at Marton. Oh no, for flat as that magnificent view and our bread basket county may be, the bump back to reality came from BBC Radio Lincolnshire, my normally therapeutic companion. You can at least rely on the BBC to give you some balance whilst other media outlets appear curiously sycophantic. On came our still upbeat and chirpy cockney Stevie T, adamant that he could and would make do this season in order to garner the three remaining points we need to survive and see the season out. Magnanimous our manager, one who could lead us to glory if he had more than sound bytes to back him. However the targets he has in mind for next season he knows are beyond him. My heart sank; for once again our dreams also appear beyond us and for another season at the very very least. But that is what we must expect when we gave away a position at our club so cheaply – fifty grand a seat – and all the prawns you can eat for life. This with us being urged to renew our season tickets – and early in the midst of horrific form and an unforgiving financial climate to boot. This, when a chairman who has said he will break the bank for Grimes one week, bemoans the payoffs the next. He lifted us with the FA Cup run cash and said the same of Summa equally unobtainable, last season, yet has stayed silent over the ground ownership plans. These have been on both our trust and board room table since November and doubtless in the minds of the custodians of our club some time before. Chairman, curious though not so credible Uncle Bob, can doubtless hide behind the fact that he was only the deputy, albeit one that ran the football side. Thus he was more than a bit part in the hiring and firing process that would have seen a fair chunk of the budget go Stacey West in sorting out the managerial payoffs, was he not? It is not the first faux pas and it will not be last from one who sealed his promotion to the Chair with just an additional and belated £10,000 input. We are one of the 92 not some amateur operation from the Blue! We are not expecting Barcelona or Real Madrid but someone who can inspire not begrudgingly take the job as it seemed at the time. How sad, that a club with so much potential habitually comes up short, yet turns away rich fans like Mike Foley. What are those secretive custodians of our club frightened of, a lad done good, born but a stones throw from the ground who wants to put some proper money in? It is to his credit that the new CEO (those titles cost money that is perhaps better put towards the much vaunted striker signing you feel ) is pushing to fill the coffers quickly ahead of a long summer. It is also nice to see more activity on our official site at last, a fantastic revenue generator that has been massively underutilised. We are not asking for miracles Bob, just some realistic optimism to swallow, as we consider whether to invest in season tickets this month or even this season at all. You cannot expect blind loyalty from modern day consumers; we are not the artisans and foundry workers of old. For we have more leisure time on our hands nowadays and demands on our ever thinning wallets to add to our unfailing memories of recent events. It is not just the gimmicks around holding the price you need to be looking at but the perceived value overall. That and the thrill of expectation is key in any entertainment business, even one with the loyalty and brand value that Lincoln City could enjoy. Wise men say, only fools rush in because I can't help falling in love with you. Take my hand, take my whole life too…… go the words of an Imp anthem, words that our Chairman, board and CEO need to heed and quick. Because until you reignite the passion you are trying to peddle up hill in reverse. You can keep asking but these mixed massages just mean there are fewer who want to give. They have voted with their feet, despondency and apathy have won again.


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Transient Honored in Phoenix for Returning Wallet With Cash
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Usually, when cops talk to Rodney Hapney, 42, it's because they're arresting the transient for trespassing or some other minor, though troublesome, offense. Police went looking for Hapney yesterday for a different reason -- to thank him.
Hapney, who lives occasionally in a homeless shelter at 35th Avenue and Buckeye, recently found a wallet containing a Department of Corrections badge, ID, credit cards, and cash. After he turned over the wallet to a police officer, and the victim was reunited with the wallet, cops learned that not a single buck was missing.
Yesterday, the homeless man received the "Good Citizens" award, presented by Phoenix police Commander Benny Pina.
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Bruce hits out at Houllier
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has launched a broadside at Aston Villa counterpart Gerard Houllier after losing star striker Darren Bent to the Frenchman.
A war of words has broken out between the two clubs since the 26-year-old England international completed a £24million move to Villa Park on Tuesday barely two days after Bent submitted a transfer request.
Bruce was devastated to have lost the man who was spearheading the Black Cats' push for Europe this season after plundering 25 goals in his first campaign on Wearside, and furious about the way the deal was done.
He said: "I would have liked even a phone call from Mr Houllier, for whom I did have the utmost respect for what he's done.
"I would have thought that, out of respect, maybe he would have picked up the telephone to say, 'We are interested in buying your striker'.
"That at least would have given me an opportunity to try to do something about it."


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Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry
Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry
- Prep Time : 5 min min
- Cook Time : 10 min min
- Ready Time : 15 min
- 2 beef shoulder center steaks (ranch), cut 3/4 inch thick (about 8 ounces each)
- 1 package (10 ounces) fresh vegetable stir-fry blend
- 3 tablespoons Water
- 1 Clove garlic, minced
- 1/2 cup prepared sesame-ginger stir-fry sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 2 cups hot cooked rice or brown rice, prepared without butter or salt
- 1/4 cup dry-roasted peanuts
1 Combine vegetables and water in large nonstick skillet; cover and cook over medium-high heat 4 minutes or until crisp-tender. Remove and drain vegetables. Set aside.
2 Meanwhile cut beef steaks into 1/4-inch thick strips.
3 Heat same skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Add 1/2 of beef and 1/2 of garlic; stir-fry 1 to 2 minutes or until outside surface of beef is no longer pink.
4 Remove from skillet; keep warm. Repeat with remaining beef and garlic.
5 Return all beef and vegetables to skillet. Add stir-fry sauce and red pepper; cook and stir 1 to 2 minutes or until heated through. Spoon over rice. Sprinkle with peanuts.
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