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by Bill Douglas
Published in Newtopia Magazine
A mass movement and a mountain of disturbing evidence has been growing beneath the radar of U.S. media. The U.S. media (including alternative media) has done an extraordinarily superhuman job of "hearing" "seeing" and "speaking no evil." However, almost immediately after 9-11-2001's horrendous attacks on New York and Washington D.C., many researchers, ordinary citizens, and journalists [who've been given precious little print in U.S. papers or TV] began to smell something rotten . . . not in Denmark . . . but rather, right here in the good ol' US of A.
This movement's early roots began when many people scratched their heads in wonder at "how 4 commercial jet liners could fly hijacked for nearly an hour and a half the morning of 9-11, without any Air Force fighter interceptor jets turning a wheel until it was too late," as stated by acclaimed Canadian TV journalist, Barry Zwicker. Zwicker's powerful documentary "The Great Deception," which suggests top Bush Admin. officials were likely complicit in the 9-11 attacks, aired on Canada's Vision TV network which is viewed by millions of Canadians. Unfortunately Americans in the U.S. have been "protected" from viewing this critical documentary. Researchers, like Zwicker and others, quickly learned that in 2001 before the 9-11 attacks 62 aircraft had been intercepted by Air Force fighter interceptor jets, and usually within 10 to 15 minutes of going off course.
Yet bizarrely, on 9-11 four commercial jets were hijacked off course for about… Continue reading
Thanks to s culver, who writes:
Sibel Edmonds and Daniel Ellsberg, July 14, 2004 transcribed (as best I could) from audio at: http://www.kathymcmahon.utvinternet.com/mrn/Sibel-Edmonds.htm
Sibel Edmonds: Many people out there, either within the Congress or with the Commission, their attitude is, they don't want to know the truth. It's like see no evil, hear no evil, as long as you don't hear it or see it, you're safe. So I wanted to find out, Who wants to hear the truth?
Because we're not talking about issues that have to do with somebody was incompetent and they missed [?the single calls?], we are looking at much deeper issues that in certain cases things were prevented from being pursued.
For example, I can talk about parts that I know about, and that is the list of witnesses, the special agents, okay? be it with the fbi or atf, and other translators who have come to us, to me, to family members, and their names and their contact information had been given to 9/11 Commission, and we can establish that these people were never contacted.
And more people come forward — which we have been having people coming forward, not into public, but to me — and they say, "OK I have information" — where do you take these people? You can't take them to 9/11 commission. You can't take them to the Congress, they don't do anything. And you can't take them to Inspector General's Office, they're not independent. And my report hasn't… Continue reading
Opinion by Jim Hogue
Baltimore Chronicle
December 17, 2004
|The connections of the Bush administration to the cover-up of the 9/11 attacks provide the material for the most important topic that our media could address. But it doesn't. Why?
It is fair to say that the Bush administration, through the efforts of Attorney General John Ashcroft, has confirmed its complicity in the 9/11/01 attacks.
In his legal appeal to Judge Reggie Walton to silence FBI Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, Ashcroft has inadvertently, through the very language of the appeal, provided eloquent proof of treason and misprision of treason within the highest levels of government.
Their refusal to release the report of the Inspector General, and their original gag order to 'block discovery in a lawsuit of any information that, if disclosed, would adversely affect national security' raises obvious questions (still unasked by the mainstream and progressive media) as to WHO is being protected. The gag order itself provides the answer to another obvious question (still unasked by the mainstream and progressive media) as to WHY the gag order was sought.
In Ms. Edmonds' unimpeachable testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee almost three years ago, she named countries and people who had contributed to the attacks of 9/11. At the time, the FBI had evidence from Colleen Rowley, The Phoenix memo, and other FBI translators. Twenty-five more whistleblowers have joined them. Who would be damaged by the release of the reports? Who is being protected?
|Nearly three years ago, Sibel Edmonds provided… Continue reading
The Journey of a Wall Street Whistleblower
A 911truth.org Exclusive Report
By Michael Kane
"Ptech had all the markings," said Indira Singh. All the markings of a CIA front company.
"I think there is a CIA within the CIA," Indira told From the Wilderness (FTW). "I think there is a Shadow CIA that does the Iran-Contra type of things–they get funding from illicit methods–and that the Saudi's are in on it. They might have trained some operatives, and later it backfired – it was blowback within blowback, perhaps."
"What I do know, what the money trails do show, is that the Saudi's are complicit. In other words, the ones that are extremely fundamentalist, the ones that promote Wahabiism-I'm not saying it's all of them, but parts of them–are working hand-in-hand, lock step with elements within American intelligence whether it's official or unofficial. There's proof of that."
March 2, 2005 (911truth.org): Wall Street whistleblower Indira Singh has had her professional life ripped away from her because of keeping the promise she made to some 3,000 victim's who died at Ground Zero on 9/11. She made that promise at Ground Zero on 9/11 as a civilian EMT. Indira was supposed to be on the 106th floor of the World Trade Center that morning, but she was late. "I made a promise," said Indira during a lengthy FTW interview, "that if anything fell into my lap, I wouldn't look the other way–and I'm keeping that promise."
Something did fall… Continue reading
by James Ridgeway
Village Voice
April 21st, 2005
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The unsettling story of whistleblower Sibel Edmonds took another twist on Thursday, as the government continued its seemingly endless machinations to shut her up. The U.S. Court of Appeals here denied pleas to open the former FBI translator's First Amendment case to the public, a day after taking the extraordinary step of ordering a secret hearing.
Edmonds was hired after 9-11 to help the woefully staffed FBI's translation department with documents and wiretaps in such languages as Farsi and Turkish. She soon cried foul, saying the agency's was far from acceptable and perhaps even dangerous to national security. She was fired in 2002.
Ever since, the government has been trying to silence her, even classifying an interview she did with 60 Minutes. Oral arguments in her suit against the federal government were scheduled for this morning, but yesterday the clerk of the appeals court unexpectedly and suddenly announced the hearing would be closed. Only attorneys and Edmonds were allowed in.
No one thought the three-judge appeals court panel would be especially sympathetic to the Edmonds case. It consists of Douglas Ginsburg, who was once nominated for the U.S. Supreme Court by President Reagan. He withdrew after it was revealed he had smoked pot as a college student; he later joined the appeals court. Another member, David Sentelle, was chair of the three-judge panel that appointed Ken Starr to be the special prosecutor investigating Clinton. Karen LeCraft Henderson was appointed a federal judge during the Reagan period, then put on the appeals court by the elder President Bush.…Continue reading
by Tom Flocco
Washington — Former FBI contract translator and whistleblower Sibel Edmonds and her attorneys were ordered removed from the E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse so that a three-judge U.S. Court of Appeals panel could discuss her case in private with Bush administration lawyers.
In an exclusive interview on Saturday, we asked Edmonds if she would deny that laundered drug money linked to the 911 attacks found its way into recent House, Senate and Presidential campaign war-chests, according to what she heard in intelligence intercepts she was asked to translate.
"I will not deny that statement; but I cannot comment further on it," she told TomFlocco.com, in a non-denial denial.
Edmonds is appealing the Bush administration's arcane use of "state secrets privilege," invoked last year to throw out her U.S. District Court lawsuit alleging retaliation for telling FBI superiors about shoddy wiretap translations and allegations that wiretap information was passed to the target of an FBI investigation. Given our multiple reports and numerous other interviews, Edmonds heard much more–but enough to warrant public suppression of criminal evidence by a wholly Republican appeals court panel?
"Tom, I'm telling you that not a single newspaper covered what happened to me on Thursday when I went into court," said the exasperated translator, adding, "[Judge David] Ginsberg kicked everyone out, cut off my lawyer's arguments and told us 'we have questions to ask the government's attorneys that you cannot… Continue reading
By Sibel Edmonds
May 14, 2005
"Those of you who still think this case, my case, is about covering up some administrative blunder or bureaucratic mismanagement, please think again… What were [my] core allegations, and who did they involve… They would not go to this length to protect some nobody criminal or terrorist." – Sibel Edmonds
The Appeal Court's decision on Sibel Edmonds' Case is out: 'Case Dismissed;' no opinion cited; no reason provided. The Court's decision, issued on Friday, May 6, has generated a string of obituaries; "another major blow, maybe the last one, to Sibel Edmonds, a woman who has faced an unprecedented level of government secrecy, gag orders, and classification." Well, dear friends and supporters, Sibel Edmonds may be gagged, but she's not dead.
On October 18, 2002; three months after I filed my suit against the Department of Justice for unlawful termination of my employment caused by my reporting criminal activities committed by government officials and employees, John Ashcroft, the then Attorney General, invoked a rarely invoked privilege, the State Secrets Privilege. According to Ashcroft,everything involving my case and my allegations were considered state secrets, and whether or not I was right in my allegations, the United States District Court had to dismiss my entire case without any questions,hearings or oral argument; period. According to Ashcroft, the court had to grant his order and dismiss the entire case with no hearings solely based on the fact that he, Ashcroft, said so. After all, our government knew best.…Continue reading
– FBI worked hard to cover up a 9-11 cover-up–and then hide it some more
by James Ridgeway
June 14, 2005
WASHINGTON, D.C. — It's no secret the FBI let at least two 9-11 hijackers–Hazmi and Mihdhar–slip through its fingers when they landed in California in 2000 and proceeded to live openly under their own names in San Diego before moving into position for the attack. What makes the situation especially ludicrous is that one of these hijackers rented a room from a San Diego landlord who was an FBI informant on the Muslim community.
That's bad enough. But after 9-11, when the Joint Congressional Intelligence Committee found out what had been going on, the FBI refused to allow the informant to be interviewed by the committee staff or to testify.
The FBI actually took steps to hide this man so Congress could not find him. All this is described at some length in former senator Bob Graham's book Intelligence Matters–the one book on this entire affair written by an actual participant in the behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing over what was permitted to come into public view about 9-11. Graham was chairman of the joint congressional investigation.
To resolve the informant question, Graham writes, he met with Attorney General John Ashcroft, FBI director Robert Mueller, and other top officials. But when he tried to serve a subpoena on one top FBI official, the man shrank away and would not take the piece of paper. In the end,… Continue reading
Good morning, class… today we're going to discuss the events of 9/11. Please take out your copies of "The Terror Timeline," and turn to page 560.
You'll see at the bottom half of the page, an entry entitled, "May 2004: Previously Public Information About FBI Whistleblower Is Now Classified."
I'm going to read it out loud for everyone to hear…
"The Justice Department retroactively classifies information it gave to Congress in 2002 regarding FBI translator Sibel Edmonds. Senator Charles Grassley (R) says, "What the FBI is up to here is ludicrous. To classify something that's already been out in the public domain, what do you accomplish? … This is about as close to a gag order as you can get." The New York Times reports that some of the information discussed is "so potentially damaging if released publicly" that it has to be classified. Topics like what languages Edmonds translated, what types of cases she handled, and where she worked is now classified, even though much of this has been widely reported on shows like CBS's 60 Minutes. [NEW YORK TIMES, 5/20/04] In late 2002, the Justice Department invoked the rarely used "state secrets privilege" to limit what she could say. [Salon, 3/26/04]"
Ok… just to clarify what took place here, someone who worked for the FBI found out some information pertaining to 9/11 that was "damaging" in nature. She then tried to make that information public by what's known as "whistleblowing." For those of you… Continue reading
Prisonplanet | January 19 2006
Last Tuesday nationally syndicated radio host Alex Jones was joined on air by FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds for an in depth interview.
Edmonds was hired shortly after Sept. 11 to translate intelligence gathered over the previous year related to the 9/11 attacks. She says the FBI had information that an attack using airplanes was being planned before Sept. 11 and calls Condoleezza Rice's claim the White House had no specific information on a domestic threat or one involving planes "an outrageous lie."
Although Edmonds is officially barred from revealing the specifics of what she found out, she has revealed that she was hired to find and cover up the prior knowledge intercepts. She refused to go along with the… Continue reading
Editor's Note: Should an actual "showdown" occur over the constitutionality of Cheney's stonewalling, we would welcome it. Let's know exactly where we stand with respect to the willingness of elected officials to stand up to the criminals-in-chief.
It's well past the time Leahy and company should have been pressing for these sorts of answers. Get on with it.
By Leonard Doyle in Washington
Published: 28 June 2007
The Bush administration may soon face a courtroom showdown over its secret eavesdropping programme after subpoenas were issued to the White House, Vice-President Dick Cheney, and the Justice Department.
There is a storm gathering over Mr Cheney in particular, with increasingly vocal demands for his impeachment for "political crimes against the nation".
The Senate Judiciary Committee wants to know the legal basis, if any, for the placing of wiretaps on American citizens without court warrants, as part of the war on terror.
These taps were placed by the National Security Agency, which runs a vast international electronic eavesdropping and codebreaking web with Britain's GCHQ. When reports emerged in the media of the wiretaps, it provoked widespread anger.
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Patrick Leahy gave the Bush administration until 18 July to hand over documents which the White House described last week as highly classified and off limits.
Senator Leahy wrote: "Over the past 18 months, this committee has made no fewer than nine formal requests to the Department of Justice and to the White House, seeking information and documents about the authorisation of and legal justification for this programme."
The eavesdropping programme began after the attacks of 11 September 2001.…Continue reading
Video from Snowshoe Films—
As Webster Tarpley notes, Zelikow is very important in the 9/11 cover-up. In 1998, Philip Zelikow published an article in Foreign Affairs, the journal of the Council on Foreign Relations, entitled "CATASTROPHIC TERRORISM: Imagining the Transformative Event." Nearly two years later, PNAC picked up the CFR-Zelikow language, saying that the desired transformation "is likely to be a long one, absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event — like a new Pearl Harbor…"
In part one of this series, we hear from author Webster Tarpley, Professor Graeme MacQueen (religious studies, McMaster University, ret.), Ken Jenkins (filmmaker), and Peter Dale Scott, author.
Zelikow, hired as a Bush II transition team member for his expertise on al-Qaeda (according to Karen Hughes), didn't want to hear anything about al-Qaeda from Richard Clarke, chief counter-terrorism expert on George W. Bush's national security council. Similarly, John Ashcroft at the Dept. of Justice didn't want to hear anything about al-Qaeda before 9/11 from Thomas Picard, acting director of the FBI. In these and other instances, Zelikow as executive director of the 9/11 Commission, suborned perjury, Webster Tarpley charges.
Tarpley reveals Zelikow's cover-up role in the Able Danger FBI effort to expose "al-Qaeda" cells. Prof. Graeme MacQueen calls attention to Zelikow's unique role in predicting then explicating the consequences of "the transformative event" as head of the commission charged with investigating the catastrophic terrorism of 9/11. Ken Jenkins and Peter Dale Scott note that Zelikow's expertise is in creating and exploiting public myths,… Continue reading
For decades the federal government has been developing a highly classified plan that would override the Constitution in the event of a terrorist attack. Is it also compiling a secret enemies list of citizens who could face detention under martial law?
By Christopher Ketcham
In the spring of 2007, a retired senior official in the U.S. Justice Department sat before Congress and told a story so odd and ominous, it could have sprung from the pages of a pulp political thriller. It was about a principled bureaucrat struggling to protect his country from a highly classified program with sinister implications. Rife with high drama, it included a car chase through the streets of Washington, D.C., and a tense meeting at the White House, where the president's henchmen made the bureaucrat so nervous that he demanded a neutral witness be present.
The bureaucrat was James Comey, John Ashcroft's second-in-command at the Department of Justice during Bush's first term. Comey had been a loyal political foot soldier of the Republican Party for many years. Yet in his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he described how he had grown increasingly uneasy reviewing the Bush administration's various… Continue reading
Peter Dale Scott
The Deep State and 9/11
The unthinkable — that elements inside the state would conspire with criminals to kill innocent civilians — has become not only thinkable but commonplace in the last century. A seminal example was in French Algeria, where dissident elements of the French armed forces, resisting General de Gaulle's plans for Algerian independence, organized as the Secret Army Organization and bombed civilians indiscriminately, with targets including hospitals and schools. 1 Critics like Alexander Litvinenko, who was subsequently murdered in London in November 2006, have charged that the 1999 bombings of apartment buildings around Moscow, attributed to Chechen separatists, were in fact the work of the Russian secret service (FSB). 2
Similar attacks in Turkey have given rise to the notion there of an extra-legal "deep state" — a combination of forces, ranging from former members of the CIA-organized Gladio organization, to "a vast matrix of security and intelligence officials, ultranationalist members of the Turkish underworld and renegade former members of the [Kurdish separatist] PKK." 3 The deep state, financed in part by Turkey's substantial heroin traffic, has been accused of killing thousands of civilians, in incidents such as the lethal bomb attack in November 2005 on a bookshop in Semdinli. This attack, initially attributed to the Kurdish separatist PKK, turned out to have been committed by members of Turkey's paramilitary police intelligence service, together with a former PKK member turned informer. 4 On April 23, 2008, the former Interior Minister Mehmet Agar was ordered… Continue reading
Who Planned the Anthrax Attacks?
It's the $5,800,000 question
by Justin Raimondo
Antiwar.com Behind the Headlines
July 4, 2008
You remember the anthrax
attacks — or do you? It often seems, to me at least, that this important
catalyst for the invasion of Iraq and our supremely wrong-headed
post-9/11 foreign policy has been flushed down the collective memory hole. For
all the attention that's been paid to that spooky chapter in the history of
the "war on terrorism" in the intervening years, it may as well have
never occurred. That's why news of the former prime suspect's ultimate vindication
— and his victory in a $5.8
million lawsuit in which he accused the feds of unfairly targeting him as
a "person
of interest" (as John Ashcroft put it) — seems like a visitation from
another time, the ghost of 9/11 past, haunting and mocking us. It sends chills
down my spine — because, you see, the real culprits are still out there.
The FBI's non-investigation of this heinous and sinister crime was a joke from
the beginning: after all, since when do FBI probes have official names, and
why such a silly one as "Amerithrax"?
Such brazen corniness has about it an unmistakable Keystone Kops air, which
was certainly evident throughout the long-playing media circus that will evermore
be known as the persecution of Steven
J. Hatfill.
Hatfill, you'll recall, is the long-suffering victim of this horror story,
a bio-weapons expert and "insider" who was… Continue reading
July 13, 2008
Op-Ed Columnist
By FRANK RICH
We know what a criminal White House looks like from "The Final Days" Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's classic account of Richard Nixon's unraveling. The cauldron of lies, paranoia and illegal surveillance boiled over, until it was finally every man for himself as desperate courtiers scrambled to save their reputations and, in a few patriotic instances, their country.
"The Final Days" was published in 1976, two years after Nixon abdicated in disgrace. With the Bush presidency, no journalist (or turncoat White House memoirist) is waiting for the corpse to be carted away. The latest and perhaps most chilling example arrives this week from Jane Mayer of The New Yorker, long a relentless journalist on the war-on-terror torture beat. Her book "The Dark Side" connects the dots of her own past reporting and that of her top-tier colleagues (including James Risen and Scott Shane of The New York Times) to portray a White House that, like its prototype, savaged its enemies within almost as ferociously as it did the Constitution.
Some of "The Dark Side" seems right out of "The Final Days" minus Nixon's operatic boozing and weeping. We learn, for instance, that in 2004 two conservative Republican Justice Department officials had become "so paranoid" that "they actually thought they might be in physical danger." The fear of being wiretapped by their own peers drove them to speak in code.
The men were John Ashcroft's deputy attorney general, James Comey, and an assistant… Continue reading
by Mickey Huff, Associate Director of Project Censored
Project Censored, the media research group at Sonoma State University (SSU), has just released it's annual report on the top stories that didn't make the corporate mainstream news from the past year. The book is published by Seven Stories Press. Censored 2009, edited by director Dr. Peter Phillips with Dr. Andrew Roth, exposes the major stories Americans should know and care about that the "free press" just doesn't deliver. The top stories for this year can be viewed at the PC website and the piece in the North Bay Bohemian can be read here.
Project Censored award winning journalist and researcher Stephen Lendman has just written about the Project in a piece titled Project Censored's Media Democracy Advocacy which looks at the history of the Project as well as details in this year's volume. A lecture series hosting authors of this years top censored stories is presently underway at SSU for those in the Bay Area wishing to attend. The series is being broadcast at Free Speech TV this fall as well.
As acting Associate Director of Project Censored, I invite everyone to explore this year's book and help support media democracy in action. Our currently calamitous and critical condition as a fragile free society depends upon a well informed citizenry and I strongly believe that Project Censored is a major force in the direction of strengthening our society's democratic institutions and principles. Help spread the word if you… Continue reading
We urge Attorney General Eric Holder to appoint a non-partisan independent Special Counsel to immediately commence a prosecutorial investigation into the most serious alleged crimes of former President George W. Bush, former Vice President Richard B. Cheney, the attorneys formerly employed by the Department of Justice whose memos sought to justify torture, and other former top officials of the Bush Administration.
UPDATE 2/27/09 6pm: In response to the many email questions we've received asking why we have not endorsed this call for a Special Prosecutor: On 2/24, when this statement/petition was posted at AfterDowningStreet.org, 911truth.org immediately signed on as an endorsing organization via the signup at that site. As of now, our name does not appear on that list. Nonetheless, we did submit endorsement. We are not, yet, encouraging 9/11 truth advocates to politely contact David Swanson asking him why he would permanently post a video statement from Willie Rodriguez on the front page of his site, yet continue to ignore/ban the burgeoning 9/11 truth movement from being heard as the powerful voice we are, in calling for truth and accountability. We believe that Mr. Swanson is acting in good faith, all in all, and will post our endorsement with the others on the list shortly.
Our laws, and treaties that under Article VI of our Constitution are the supreme law of the land, require the prosecution of crimes that strong evidence suggests these individuals have committed. Both the former president and the former vice president have confessed to authorizing a torture procedure that is illegal under our law and treaty obligations.…Continue reading


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Federal-Mogul Corporation : Federal-Mogul Reports Q1 2013 Results *Q1 2013 net income of $21 million from continuing operations *Operational EBITDA of $141 million in Q1 2013, versus $165 million in Q1 2012 *First quarter 2013 sales of $1.7 billion, down (2)% versus Q1 2012 due to continued European market weakness and lower global commercial vehicle production Southfield, Mich., April 24, 2013 . Federal-Mogul Corporation (NASDAQ: FDML)today announced Q1 2013 results with sales of $1.7 billion, (2)% lower than Q1 2012, due to lower European light vehicle and reduced global commercial vehicle production, with negligible exchange impact. Operational EBITDA in Q1 2013 was $141 million or 8.3% of sales, down from $165 million or 9.5% of sales in Q1 2012. When compared to the fourth quarter 2012, the company had 8% higher sales and stronger Operational EBITDA as a result of incremental volumes, cost reductions and restructuring actions. The company recorded $8 million in restructuring charges during Q1 2013 related to its ongoing restructuring programs. Further restructuring actions are underway, potentially resulting in approximately $80 million in restructuring charges and related payments for 2013. Financial Summary Q1 2013 Q1 2012 B/(W) Q4 2012 B/(W) ($ millions) Net Sales $1,699 $1,740 $(41) $1,578 $121 Gross Margin $251 $277 $(26) $169 $82 pct. of sales 14.8% 15.9% (1.1)% 10.8% 4.0% SG&A $(185) $(188) $3 $(171) $(14) pct. of sales (10.9)% (10.8)% (0.1)% (10.8)% (0.1)% Net Income from Continuing Operations $21 $37 $(16) $(73) $94 Net (Loss) Profit $(34) $32 $(66) $(80) $46 attributable to Federal-Mogul (Loss) Profit Per Share $(0.34) $0.32 $(0.66) $(0.81) $0.47 in dollars, diluted EPS Operational EBITDA^1 $141 $165 $(24) $69 $72 pct. of sales 8.3% 9.5% (1.2)% 4.3% 4.0% Cash Outflow^2 $(186) $(112) $(74) $(77) $(109) Detailed schedules are available at the end of this press release The company had a cash outflow of $(186) million in the quarter, including $(46) million in net payments related to divesture and restructuring actions, $(23) million additional working capital to support a new global aftermarket distribution agreement and normal seasonal working capital requirements. "We are coming out of a fourth quarter 2012 earnings trough with improved operating performance in the first quarter 2013. We now have the majority of our operations running at a more balanced load and we have further opportunities through restructuring plans. Our Q1 operating results show the benefit of our strong drive for operating efficiency, in spite of continued European headwinds," said Rainer Jueckstock, co-CEO Federal-Mogul and CEO Powertrain Segment. "We are continuing to make business decisions to align our commercial and operational strategies for better profitability," said Michael Broderick, co-CEO Federal-Mogul and CEO Vehicle Components Segment. "While growth remains a priority, we will also reinforce and differentiate Federal-Mogul brands with strong service and delivery performance, supported by effective marketing programs and commercial strategies to reinforce our premium position," he said. Restructuring Program Update The company, as previously announced, divested its Sintertech business, consisting of three manufacturing plants in France, during the first quarter 2013. The transaction resulted in a cash outflow of $(42) million which contributed to the loss from discontinued operations of $(53) million during the quarter. In 2012, the Sintertech business contributed negative Operational EBITDA of $(13) million and a net loss of $(21) million to Federal-Mogul results. This divestiture eliminates a substantial non-core business from the company's portfolio and positively impacts reported operating performance. Federal-Mogul announced in July 2012 the downsizing or closure of selected North American facilities in line with a program to increase capacity utilization in its braking and wipers business lines. During the quarter, the company ceased manufacturing operations at its Winchester, Va. braking plant. The company is on schedule to complete additional restructuring and migration of its global braking and wipers manufacturing footprint to low-cost countries in line with the previously announced plan. As part of Federal-Mogul's multi-year restructuring program, the company during Q1 2013 began discussions with employee representatives at several European plants regarding actions to restore competitiveness. Powertrain Segment Revenue and Operating Results Federal-Mogul's Powertrain Segment (PT) in Q1 2013 had total segment revenue of $1,062 million, down $(25) million, or (2)% lower on a constant dollar basis versus Q1 2012. In the North American market where 34% of PT revenue is derived, revenue was slightly favorable compared to Q1 2012, while light vehicle production rates were slightly below Q1 2012 levels. Commercial vehicle production in the region was (13)% lower in Q1 2013, contributing to softer segment revenue for the PT business. In Europe, the Powertrain Segment had (5)% lower revenue during Q1 2013, compared to (13)% lower light vehicle and commercial vehicle production in the region. The company continues to adjust labor and closely manage other cost factors to absorb the negative mix impact of slower diesel sales in Europe, which compounds the margin impact of lower overall European revenue. PT recorded Operational EBITDA of $90 million from continuing operations in Q1 2013, down $(17) million from the same period in 2012 on $(25) million lower sales. The EBITDA result for Q1 2013 was $58 million higher than the $32 million recorded in Q4 2012, demonstrating the positive impact of cost reduction and portfolio restructuring actions. Vehicle Components Segment Revenue and Operating Results The Vehicle Components Segment (VCS) had $737 million total revenue in the quarter. The North American revenue was down (7)%, with the U.S. aftermarket down (3)% due to cessation of selected non-strategic business contracts and the decline of export shipments into Venezuela. VCS experienced higher total revenue in Europe, with lower OE revenue offset by 22% higher constant dollar aftermarket revenue versus Q1 2012, including a 20% increase in revenue from a distribution agreement implemented during the quarter. VCS had Operational EBITDA of $51 million in Q1 2013, down $(7) million from Q1 2012 on $(17) million lower sales. When comparing Q1 2013 EBITDA to Q4 2012, VCS continues to increase operating profitability through restructuring and stronger execution to drive improved business performance. Analyst Call The company will hold a call with analysts and other interested parties at 10:00AM EST on April 24, 2013. Details for registering to join the call are at www.federalmogul.com/investors. About Federal-Mogul Federal-Mogul Corporation (NASDAQ: FDML) is a leading global supplier of products and services to the world's manufacturers and servicers of vehicles and equipment in the automotive, light, medium and heavy-duty commercial, marine, rail, aerospace, power generation and industrial markets. The company's products and services enable improved fuel economy, reduced emissions and enhanced vehicle safety. Federal-Mogul operates two independent business segments, each with a chief executive officer reporting to Federal-Mogul's Board of Directors. Federal-Mogul's Powertrain Segment designs and manufactures original equipment powertrain components and systems protection products for automotive, heavy-duty, industrial and transport applications. Federal-Mogul's Vehicle Components Segment sells and distributes a broad portfolio of products through more than 20 of the world's most recognized brands in the global vehicle aftermarket, while also serving original equipment vehicle manufacturers with products including braking, chassis, wipers and other vehicle components. The company's aftermarket brands include ANCO^® wiper blades; Champion^® spark plugs, wipers and filters; AE^®, Fel-Pro^®, FP Diesel^®, Goetze^®, Glyco^®, Nüral^®, Payen^® and Sealed Power^® engine products; MOOG^® steering and suspension parts; and Ferodo^® and Wagner^® brake products. Federal-Mogul was founded in Detroit in 1899. The company employs 45,000 people in 34 countries, and its worldwide headquarters is in Southfield, Michigan, United States. For more information, please visit www.federalmogul.com. Forward-Looking Statements Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical fact, constitute "Forward-Looking Statements." Actual results may differ materially due to numerous important factors that are described in Federal-Mogul's most recent report to the SEC on Form 10-K, which may be revised or supplemented in subsequent reports to the SEC on Forms 10-Q and 8-K. Such factors include, among others, fluctuations in domestic or foreign vehicle production, fluctuations in the demand for vehicles containing our products, the Company's ability to generate cost savings or manufacturing efficiencies to offset or exceed contractually or competitively required price reductions or price reductions to obtain new business, conditions in the automotive industry, the success of the company's segmentation and corresponding effects and general global and regional economic conditions. Federal-Mogul does not intend or assume any obligation to update any forward-looking statements. 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Mel Deighton
Mel belongs to: The Coble and Keelboat Society
Mel was born in Tynemouth. From childhood he has always had an interest in boats and the sea. Mel has a coble, which he has restored. He joined The Coble and Keelboat Society through a friend. It is a good way to find out information and make contacts.
Mel was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 16 February 2006. The interview took place at Ouseburn Heritage Centre and lasted 20 minutes and 27 seconds.
"One thing that always takes straight back to being a kid at Tynemouth, there was a bell buoy in the Black Middens"
One thing that always takes straight back to being a kid at Tynemouth, there was a bell buoy in the Black Middens, which is a notorious reef, its where an old coal seam comes to the surface, hence the name, its in front of Collingwoods Monument and before the piers were built it was, that was the main reason the life brigade was set up, formed because of wrecks on the Black Middens. Dreadful place, before the piers were built, very dangerous. There was a bell buoy on there and in fog you could hear it, the sea would carry the sound. All of Tynemouth, this mournful dong dong, and I hear that tone of bell now, it just takes me back to being a kid in Tynemouth on a foggy night. You only seemed to hear it then, I dont know if it was switched on for that, or because I remember, it was only foggy night, it just carried better. Still there.
Mel has 15 memories in the memorynet:
Mel's memories with a Sounds and Smells theme:
- Sounds
Mel's other memories:
- The history of his coble
- How he got his coble
- Rescuing and restoring the coble
- First voyage after restoration
- The Mouth of the River Festival 2005
- The Tall Ships 2005
- The attraction of the coble
- Growing up in Tynemouth
- The Joan Dixon
- Invoice for the Joan Dixon
- Moving the Joan Dixon
- The Joan Dixon being launched
- The Joan Dixon under sail
- The Bonga
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Childhood | Sounds and Smells | The North East
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Apr 17 2012
YOUR Cell Phone Photos: Group 1
Here's the first group of your submissions. Fabulosity!
By saltycrunchybitterfresh. Lovely!
By helen ethel studio. Amazing! Love the subject matter and love the processing.
By nycckynyc. Just dreamy. Love it.
By laurenisunderwater. Wonderful!
By Wild Wend. I want this on my wall. Beautiful colors and composition.
By Momma Morgan. Lovely clouds!
By Steven Dempsey. I love this. So dark and interesting.
By Artful Magpie. Ahhhh. This makes me happy.
By amy mcclure photography. Help me Rhonda. Beautiful face.
By Susela. I love the story this tells.
By angibelle. Wow. Stunning and clever!
By HD'smommy. This is gorgeous! Love the red gate.
By renearmr. Just stunning…and my best to your son.
By Annie C Lindsay. Looks like a painting!
By Lindsey G. Gorgeous kitty shot—great composition!
By CrittyJoy. Oh my goodness…it's a dream. Just beautiful.
By Allieoops77. Fantastic football field shot!
By LNSeebeck. Love t his processing—the sky looks beautiful.
By JennAnne313. I can't believe this is Oklahoma. Awesome.
By aimee3242. Gorgeous, crisp, and clear.
Beautiful shots, everyone!
Feel free to continue entering your cell phone photos here:
See you soon for Group 2!
70 Comments and 15 Replies
Theresa in Alberta On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:42 am
Beau-ti-ful eh!
Nancy P On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:43 am
WOW! All of these are great!
SteffiWeffi On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:45 am
Beautiful!!!! Breathtaking!!!! I want these all framed and in my house STAT!
Now I think it's time for a cell phone, unfiltered, straight out of the camera, slightly out of focus photo assignment….then I'd win hands down
Natalie, the Chickenblogger On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:56 am
Great theme.
The quality and subjects, captured with cell phones,
is fascinating-good.
Ksugarandspice On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:59 am
Hooray Weebee made it from Modchik! Terrific shot!
Nancy 1340 On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:09 am
Amazing photos.
amber peters On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:10 am
beautiful selections!
angie On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:12 am
Thanks for including me in group 1, Ree!! I was just telling my husband this past weekend how much I have missed your assignments! And I was SUPER excited that the assignment was my BIGGEST obsession…I HEART INTSTAGRAM!!
Meganlee @ judeandthewalrus On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:12 am
Its incredible to me what we can do with our phones. These pictures are lovely, my favorite is the one with the cat. Captures a felines personality to well.
ArtfulMagpie On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:12 am
Woot! Thanks for picking my shot of the library by morning light! Some wonderful shots in this first group, too! Amazing what those cell phone cams can do, eh?
Aaron Lindsey On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:13 am
WOW! I love these! I've got to get a camera phone. My fave's from this batch are angibelle (how very creative!) and enebophoto (awesome retro feel and colors)
. Can't wait to see the rest!
CJ - Food Stories On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:25 am
OMG … This are just beautiful and inspiring!
Nathalie On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:51 am
The peacock feather and book shelves really catch the eye!
Candy On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:07 pm
Awesome photos!!!!
Patti On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:26 pm
GREAT SHOTS almost makes me want a cell phone–
Nicole On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:33 pm
Nice pics! Can't wait to see more! I'm an instagram addict, love it! My instagram name is chloechica if you want to find me!
Momma Morgan On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:42 pm
Yay!!!! Thanks for including me in Group 1 PW! I love instagram an my camera phone. I have over 2,000 saved on my phone and can't bear to part with them! So on the phone they stay and I have no room for anything else (except pics of course)
Pat in Oak Ridge TN On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:46 pm
The photo by Annie Lindsay, the city, the river and the park with yard chairs, does anyone know where that was taken?
Annie Lindsay On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:49 pm
Hi Pat!
I'm Annie and I can tell you exactly where it was taken- right on Lake Michigan in Chicago! If you're familiar with the city, it's around the Fullerton exit off Lake Shore Drive. It's a gorgeous place to go for a walk and the clouds that day were amazing
I'm SO pleased to be on Ree's site. It really made my day.
Jenn Fort On Tuesday, April 17 at 12:49 pm
Thank you for choosing my photo! I love Instagram. There are some awesome pic here!
Christy On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:05 pm
Oh my goodness….I am in shock because my photo is on your blog… it's my most favorite spot in the world so for others to see it makes my heart happy. This assignment is one of my favorites as instagram is my most favorite app!
Thanks for including me in this amazing group of photos Ree!
Adrienne @ Midwestern Belle On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:21 pm
These are all amazing – I especially love JennAnne313's gorgeous photo!
Jenn Fort On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:07 pm
Thank you so much!
Kathy On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:29 pm
Great shots! LOVE the mailbox one.
Kaitlin On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:40 pm
Wow it is amazing how far cell phone cameras have come! I have an old school phone, but I can't wait to get a new one, especially after viewing this great pics!
K.Young On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:44 pm
Love love love! If I was forced to choose a favorite (and it would be difficult), it would be Steven Dempsey's very cool shot.
Sandi On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:46 pm
I've seriously got to start taking more photos with my phone. geez, what gorgeous shots of life.
Amy On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:52 pm
Thank you SO MUCH for including my kite photo. That was a wonderful day and the photo brings back wonderful memories. I am honored to have it included among these amazing images!!
Katy On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:54 pm
Do we just email you the photos to enter our pictures?
Victoria Hershman On Tuesday, April 17 at 1:56 pm
For once, I'd like to see a photo win that wasn't overly processed (like the majority of these are).
Sarah On Monday, April 23 at 3:45 pm
Me too, me too.
Sue Brunson On Tuesday, April 17 at 2:05 pm
I will never take my cell phone for granted again! Who knew?! These are awesome!
Francesca On Tuesday, April 17 at 2:10 pm
Do we need to sign up for Flickr to submit a photo? first time submitting and i dont know what to do!
Cheryl Barker On Tuesday, April 17 at 2:22 pm
I think my favorite is the peacock feather. Such gorgeous color and detail!
tinaehb3 On Tuesday, April 17 at 2:32 pm
LOVE them all!! I so need a new phone
Misha H. On Tuesday, April 17 at 2:56 pm
Wow! From a phone? Really? Beautiful! I sure need a new phone…..
Leigh Ann (bhamgal) On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:00 pm
I love the kitty cat shot by Linda G. but honestly, all of them are fantastic!!! I've just started playing with instagram and now I want to go out and experiment some more!
Barb O On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:33 pm
All I can say is WOW! I need instagram! Might help to have a better phone
a chris On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:34 pm
Susela hits close to home.
Barb O On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:34 pm
Meant to add that I loved the books, the cat and the subway
Annie Lindsay On Tuesday, April 17 at 3:52 pm
Getting my photo picked MADE MY DAY! Just when my work day was getting long and stressful, I saw my picture and I was soooooooo happy. Thank you so so so much Ree
LisaE On Tuesday, April 17 at 4:01 pm
The peacock feathers are stunning. I feel so inspired!
Susan @ Afford Your Passions On Tuesday, April 17 at 4:45 pm
Great pictures! I love the one of the adirondack chairs with Chicago in the background.
Debi N On Tuesday, April 17 at 4:54 pm
OMG, they are all so fabulous!!! I think I love the peacock feathers the best, so much color, but I don't know how I would ever pick a winner!!!
Lisa On Tuesday, April 17 at 5:33 pm
How do i post pictures for the contest ?
Cassandra On Tuesday, April 17 at 5:49 pm
LOVE the peacock feathers!
Jean Reeves On Tuesday, April 17 at 6:01 pm
My personal opinion is they ALL should be made into Hallmark cards. They are truly amazing!
Stacy On Tuesday, April 17 at 6:35 pm
Wow! These are beautiful! It just inspires me to go out and take more pictures. So much beauty in the world.
Stephanie Sharpnack On Tuesday, April 17 at 6:58 pm
Help Needed!
I have the newest iphone & ipad, I discovered Instagram thanks to Ms. Drummond.
Can someone please tell me how to get the instagram photos I take onto my computer? I am computer challenged
DeniseInTX On Tuesday, April 17 at 8:50 pm
Your Instagram photos should show up in your Photo app in your Camera Roll. When you hook up your iPhone/iPad to your computer to sync it, it should show up as a separate drive and you should be able to copy your photos straight to your computer anywhere you want them. I use Windows, but I'm sure the process is pretty similar for Macs.
Stephanie On Wednesday, April 18 at 8:58 am
Thanks Denise, sounds easy enough!
Maricris @ SittingAround On Tuesday, April 17 at 7:41 pm
Awesome! All beautiful! My favorite is the one by Susela.
Maricris @ SittingAround On Tuesday, April 17 at 7:42 pm
Awesome! All beautiful. My favorite is the one by Susela.
Teslaca On Tuesday, April 17 at 8:09 pm
Wow! These are all amazing. I had no idea cell phone shots could be so wonderful. I love all of your photo contests, but the submissions in this one are really impressive. Steven Dempsey's car and crow photo looks like a Stephen King novel. Amazing!
Linda R. - Colorado On Tuesday, April 17 at 8:24 pm
I;m really missing out not having an iphone!~~~
Caroline S. On Tuesday, April 17 at 8:58 pm
Wow, thank you, Ree, for picking my peacock feather picture! I'm in good company; there are some lovely shots here. Looking forward to seeing the next group!
mom2meghann On Tuesday, April 17 at 9:53 pm
i posted one, but i'm no computer guru and it's smaller than the others. i wish i knew how to make it bigger but heck, i think i was lucky just to get it off my phone, to the computer, and to Flickr! heh heh….
its fun looking at all these that have been posted. Phone pics are amazing!
Elizabeth L. On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:02 pm
WOW! Good job everyone.
CheyAnne Sexton On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:25 pm
wonderful and so fun to see a photo contest happening again. I just wish I had a decent camera phone.
cheryl sloan cornwell On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:52 pm
I have a wedding in 3 weeks, and I want that pretty up-do! Just lovely.
Jamie On Tuesday, April 17 at 10:55 pm
Wow! These are all fabulous. Angibelle had a really interesting perspective. What a neat way to turn an ordinary act into something eyecatching. I like Dempsey's blackbird on the automobile photo as well. Susela's is very amusing. Looking forward to the next group.
frances.foxworth On Tuesday, April 17 at 11:46 pm
Fab pics, but you cannot manipulate color and field on a cellphone the way these have been…
Amy McClure On Wednesday, April 18 at 7:08 am
What's crazy… is you can! For example, in Hipstamatic, the Loftus Lens has a tilt shift effect, that when you touch your screen, you're controlling what is in focus and what essentially becomes bokeh. It's amazing what you can do right from your cellphone/smart device!
Then, there's Snapseed's app — where you can edit (crop, adjust white balance, contrast, brightness, add color effects, etc.) your cell images right on your device as well!
ArtfulMagpie On Wednesday, April 18 at 9:39 am
Um, yeah. You can. There are multiple apps for smartphones that apply filters and other effects to photos. Instagram, which Ree has talked about before, is only one of them….
Janine Graf On Friday, April 20 at 8:58 am
You would be amazed at what you can do with your iPhone (or other smart phone, but primarily the iPhone). It's literally a pocket darkroom thanks to the hundreds upon hundreds of photo editing applications. It's really incredible!
Nurse Frugal On Wednesday, April 18 at 3:24 am
Wow, these pictures are INCREDIBLE! I was never a user of Instagram, but that is now going to be my official medium for taking pictures with my Iphone. What a difference it makes! Love these, can't wait to see the next batch!
Teresa On Wednesday, April 18 at 6:45 am
The photo with the crow on the truck is so Edgar Allen Poe.
Amy McClure On Wednesday, April 18 at 6:57 am
Wow. Honored! And love all the other images as well! I absolutely love my phone for capturing images (so much more portable than my DSLR!)
I've used Instagram, but am attached at the hip to the Hipstamatic app. :p
The picture of Olive, my Frenchie Girl, was taken with an iPhone4 using the Hipstamatic app with the John S Lens | BlacKeys B+W Film combo.
Looking forward to seeing more of everyone's photos! Happy snapping, all!
Laurie Hackett On Wednesday, April 18 at 7:14 am
Angibelle what a great photo! Love it!
Kristin On Wednesday, April 18 at 9:20 am
Oh my gosh! What a surprise to see my photo of my little girl on your page, Ree! I'm so excited! Thank you! I'm proud to have mine in with these other outstanding shots!
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) On Wednesday, April 18 at 9:35 am
Oh my goodness glory and all that holy!!!! This Ozark Farm Chick can't take pictures like that with the 'good' camera….let alone a cell phone!!! Spectacular shots folks!!!! :o)
Of course I've never been shy 'bout sayin' you've got the most talented folks in Blogland Miss Ree!!!
From the awestruck hills and hollers of the beautiful Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a gloriously blessed sunshiny kinda day now, ya hear!!!! :o)
Magnificent talented folks, I tell ya!!!
Krista On Wednesday, April 18 at 10:32 am
I was excited when I saw the title of this post and thought… oh, I have some good cell phone photos! Then I looked at all the pictures… no i don't. They're awesome! Great job everyone.
Debbie Kivela On Wednesday, April 18 at 10:38 am
Hope I enter my picture … I followed directions,took me th Flicker…posted it in a set…Then no directions on what's next…what did I miss? I'm not a techie and what is the website for , when posting a comment?
PariSarah On Wednesday, April 18 at 2:46 pm
Like the hair, like the ferris wheel, like the swing, LOVE the library!
Lovely, lovely pics.
ArtfulMagpie On Thursday, April 19 at 12:40 pm
Thanks, PariSarah! I do love my library in the morning, before we open, and everything is quiet and still and the books glow with sunlight! And then the doors open and everything becomes much more hectic…but still good! Just louder. Ha!
Sacia On Thursday, April 19 at 12:35 pm
I would think these would be more clear as they are cell phone shots…hmmm
teena On Thursday, April 19 at 7:07 pm
I just had that humm moment too, when I noticed the photo of the dog is dated Jul 1980. Hummmm
teena On Thursday, April 19 at 7:04 pm
Did I miss something or are these photos supposedly taken from cell phones? If so, I was really unaware that the cell phone existed in Jul 80, and I was an adult then. humm Just saying.
Caroline S. On Friday, April 20 at 7:30 am
That is actually a film from the Hipstamatic app called BlackKeys B&W. This isn't my photo, but that film is one of my favorites when I use Hipstamatic. It is meant to look "vintage," thus the date. The month changes, based on whatever month in which you take the photo, but the year sticks at good ol' 1980. http://iphonemeanderings.blogspot.com/2010/04/hipstamatic-black-keys-film.html
Janine Graf On Friday, April 20 at 10:03 am
That dog image was taken with an iPhone app called Hipstamatic. It puts a retro date at the bottom of the image. I have several I've taken myself with that same "film" and the 80 date really means 2010. I know it's hard to believe that a device you can make phone calls with can create such beautiful images, but it's completely true. I actually prefer my iPhone over my Canon 5D Mark II. No fooling.
ArtfulMagpie On Friday, April 20 at 10:56 am
Um, a lot of the filters that people apply to their phone pics are meant to mimic the look of old film photos…many of them even include fake borders with text on them, as appears in that photo. If you look through the rest of Amy McClure's Flickr page, you'll see that the dog appears in many more of her photos, many of which are clearly digital, and all of which were taken recently…not in 1980. That's just an effect, not an actual date.
Amy McClure On Saturday, April 21 at 8:16 am
Yes, all of the above replies are true.
For those unfamiliar with Hipstamatic: http://hipstamatic.com/the_app.html
The Hipstamatic for iPhone is an application that brings back the look, feel, unpredictable beauty, and fun of plastic toy cameras from the past."
-— Hipstamatic homepage
*As of the 190 update, the current year can be printed, rather than the retro date, if so chosen (in Settings menu).
Bethany On Friday, April 20 at 9:46 am
Love the library shot! i love how it makes the books sparkle! like magic in the everyday. also, love the kitty cat shot. what a face cats make sometimes.
ArtfulMagpie On Friday, April 20 at 2:16 pm
Thank you! The morning light comes through the windows at just the right angle to fall across the plastic book covers and make everything glow!
Luanne On Saturday, April 28 at 11:07 am
All the photos are so beautiful and inspiring. These photos make me want to GO NOW to start shooting in hopes of getting just 1 shot as good as some of these!


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A boot disk != rescue disk.
I believe Debian 3 uses CD Disk #7 as their rescue disk. Red Hat uses CD #1,
and if you want a nice set of tools and all the goodies to boot use Knoppix.
man mkbootdisk
mkbootdisk creates a boot floppy appropriate for the running system.
The boot disk is entirely self-contained, and includes an initial
ramdisk image which loads any necessary SCSI modules for the system.
The created boot disk looks for the root filesystem on the device sug-
gested by /etc/fstab. The only required argument is the kernel version
to put onto the boot floppy.
On Sunday 30 November 2003 12:53, Edwin P. Groot wrote:
> Hi there,
> Hope you guys can solve something that's been bothering me. I am
> using a Debian 3 distribution as a workstation at work, and I had made the
> boot floppy during the installation process. I tested this boot floppy for
> safety's sake, and it says it will mount root from /dev/sda1. It not only
> does that, but starts the init process on that partition, starting up my
> workstation in the usual way.
> Now what use is that floppy if that partition is damaged, or I hosed
> some files while recompiling the kernel? At the boot: prompt on this
> floppy I entered
> linux.bin root=/dev/fd0
> and it says "VFS: Insert root floppy and press ENTER" after starting the
> kernel. I simply hit Enter because all I have is a boot floppy, but the
> kernel became panicky and halted. In my opinion this floppy is not playing
> with a full deck of cards. Where do I get a root floppy with tools to
> repair with when things go wrong?
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Elephants march in London, trumpeting conservationJeremy Hance
May 17, 2010
At the end of the summer the elephants will be auctioned off. All the proceeds from the art parade will go to Elephant Family, a conservation organization whose mission is to save the Asian Elephant from extinction.
While some of the elephants are purely decorative, many have conservation-messages mixed in. For example, conservation organization Fauna and Flora International (FFI)'s elephant, known as Nanook, has the image of a polar bear on it, linking deforestation in Southeast Asia to the survival of both the Asian elephant and the polar bear since rainforest destruction produces significant carbon emissions. The elephant was painted by Martin Aveling.
FFI elephant in London's Elephant Parade. Photo courtesy of: FFI.
"The elephant is a flagship species," Sereivathana told mongabay.com while visiting London. "To conserve the elephant, we have to think about their habitat (they need large forest), so other species can survive in the habitat. In case of water sources during the dry season, elephants make water holes by trampling, so other wildlife also use the water source. Elephants spread out seeds of trees in forest."
Sereivathana heads the Cambodian Elephant Conservation Group, which is co-managed by Fauna and Flora International.
Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) are currently listed as Endangered by the IUCN Red List. Conservationists believe the global population has been cut in half in three elephant generations largely due to habitat loss and poaching.
Tuy Sereivathana with FFI's elephant statue in London. Photo by: Rachel Austin/FFI.
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Conservation organization purchases vital wildlife corridor for elephants in India
(01/11/2010) On Christmas Eve, the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) completed a transaction to purchase an important wildlie corridor used by over a thousand Asian elephants (Elephas maximus). The 25.4 acre Kollegal Elephant Corridor was under private ownership, but may now be incorporated into adjacent Biligiri Ranganswamy Temple Wildlife Sanctuary (IFAW).
Frogs species discovered living in elephant dung
(06/10/2009) Three different species of frogs have been discovered living in the dung of the Asian elephant in southeastern Sri Lanka. The discovery—the first time anyone has recorded frogs living in elephant droppings—has widespread conservation implications both for frogs and Asian elephants, which are in decline. "I found the frogs fortuitously during a field study about seed dispersal by elephants," Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz, a research fellow from the University of Tokyo, told Monagaby.com.
High ivory prices in Vietnam drive killing of elephants in Laos, Cambodia
(02/19/2009) Indochina's remaining elephants are at risk from surging ivory prices in Vietnam, according to a new report from the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC.
Population of Asian elephants discovered in Malaysian park
(01/15/2009) A population of 631 Asian elephants has been documented in Malaysia's Taman Negara National Park, reports the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). The population may be the largest in Southeast Asia. Scientists from WCS and Malaysia's Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) counted elephant dung piles to estimate the protected area's population size. There were no previous scientific population surveys for elephants in the park.


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Review of past week in wrestling #1
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Monday Night Raw
This past week on Raw was promo night apparently. Some were good some were ok. The Rock's promo was great, but didn't have the same impact as his first. I thought The miz cut a good promo as usual, and that's it for the good stuff.
I personally am not into this HHH VS Taker fued. In fact on paper it looks good, but so far the storyline itself is lackluster. It's a shame too, since I don't see the difficulty in delivering the goods in this fued. All that needs to happen is HHH needs to use Shawn being retired because of Taker as a motive. And we need to see an aggressive side of HHH, with the sledgehammer and all. As well the main event again was terrible, and the rest of the card was forgettable.
TNA Impact
I was extremely disappointed on this past weeks show. They built it up for nearly a month, and we got nothing memorable except Sting being crowned new TNA champion.
Now there is a good side to Sting being champion and a bad side. On the good side, I firmly believe Sting can pull another title run as long as TNA bookes him correctly and give Sting guys that can make him look good. Sting looks in much better shape, and although the match sucked, and it did bury Jeff Hardy, I still saw a glimpse of that good Sting that I really like. On the Con side of things I do not want the TNA title to loss it's prestiged compared to any other title in WWE. That belt now should stay on Sting for several months and be booked strongly, and pass it down and put somebody over.
Friday Night Smackdown
Solid show overall. Almost everything made sense, and really did a good job at promoting WM27. I enjoyed Christian's return and hope he becomes World Champion sooner rather than later. My only two big cons was the abscence of Kofi, or at least I didn't see him when I watches it. And the complete and utter burial of Drew.
Raw- B
Smackdown- B
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BROADWAY — Ruth Copeland Williams, age 90, of Broadway, died Monday (6/9/14) at Life Care Center in Banner Elk, N.C.
She was born in Harnett County, daughter of the late Archie Oscar Copeland and Mattie Lee Kelly Copeland. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Jessie Copeland Hunter and Sarah Copeland Mansfield; and her husband, Willie Barden Williams.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Broadway with the Rev. Garland Smith officiating. Burial will follow at the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
Surviving are her daughter, Diane Williams and her husband Jerry Taylor of Vilas, N.C.; grandchildren, Robin Greene (David) and Susan Tate (Dave Freireich); great-grandchildren, Tori Greene, Holly Greene, Lila Freireich and Henry Freireich; two special nieces, Cathy Thomas and Janet Harrington, both of Broadway.
The family will receive friends from 1 until 2 p.m. on Thursday at the Smith Funeral Home in Broadway, one hour prior to the funeral service and other times at the family home, 618 South Main Street, Broadway.
Online condolences can be made at www.smithfuneralhomebroadway.com.
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SANFORD — James Lee Reeder, 76, of Bermuda Run, died Monday, June 9, 2014.
Born in Rock Island, IL, he was the son of Ralph and Eva Reeder. He was a member of Morris Chapel United Methodist Church, served in the Illinois National Guard, was deeply involved in the insurance industry, retiring as a vice-president of the Andover Companies of Massachusetts. He held many positions in organizations and received the Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter and Certified Insurance Counselor designations and was a Realtor and Securities Representative. He served as president of several insurance organizations. An avid golfer, he still found time to remodel 28 houses and provide help to Carolina Trace County Club as a Board member and to Carolina Trace Association as a representative for his neighborhood.
He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Judy; sons, Steven and wife Michelle, Jeffrey and wife Elaine; and his brother, Don. Grandchildren Andrew and Natalie Reeder and Amanda and Marc Reeder were his pride and joy.
A memorial service will be held at Morris Chapel United Methodist Church (8533 Cox Mill Road, Sanford) at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 13, followed by a reception at Carolina Trace Country Club.
In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Morris Chapel United Methodist Church or the Carolina Trace Commemorative Fund.
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SANFORD — Rachel Elizabeth Morrison McCauley of Sanford, N.C. went to her eternal home on June 7, 2014.
She was born February 28, 1930 in Mamers, N.C. to the late Annie Laurie Morrison Page. She was a graduate of Boone Trail High School. She worked for many years as a book keeper for Mack's #1 and Kendale Pawn Shop. She loved to read and converse on any subject. She was a people person.
She was married to the late William Arnold McCauley in 1960 and began a family with Max McCauley of Mamers, N.C., Tommy McCauley of Smith Mountain Lake, Va., and Phyllis Thomas of Cameron, N.C. They gave her 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. She loved and lived for her family. She was blessed with two daughters, both of Sanford, N.C., Laurie McCauley Holland (Ray) and grandchildren Catherine "Kate" Dempsey, Matthew Cottrill, and AJ Cottrill; and Paige McCauley Burgess (Dean), and grandchildren Paisley Brewer Downing (Stephen), Jon-Eric Brewer and Taylor Stallings.
A memorial service will be held at Tramway Baptist Church on Friday, June 13, 2014 at 6 p.m. Visitation will take place after the ceremony. A graveside service will be held at Spring Hill United Methodist Church on a later date.
In lieu of flowers and food, please make a donation in Rachel's memory and honor to Tramway Baptist Church, Sanford, N.C., or Spring Hill United Methodist Church, Mamers, N.C., or to the church of your choice.
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SILER CITY — Malcom Talmadge "Pete" Ray, 80, of Siler City died Monday (6/9/14) at Universal Health Care of Ramseur.
He was born in Franklin County on July 10, 1933, the son of Bunny C. and Eva (Williams) Ray. He was retired from Goldkist Hatchery after 40 years of service as a manager. He was a member of the Siler City Pentecostal Holiness Church where he had served as a deacon, Sunday School teacher, usher and had worked with the Royal Rangers boys' ministry. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and two sisters.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Alice (Glover) Ray; one daughter, Jeanette R. Stinson and husband Roy of Siler City; sons, Malcolm Danny Ray and wife Kay of Siler City, and Dale Ray and wife Ann of Bear Creek; brother, Nelson Ray and wife Ruth of Pilot; six grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; seven step-great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends today from 1 to 2 p.m. at Siler City Pentecostal Holiness Church. The funeral will follow at 2 p.m. at the church with the Rev. Mark Richardson officiating. Entombment will be at Chatham Memorial Park in Siler City.
Memorials may be made to Siler City Pentecostal Holiness Church, Master's Hands, 17475 US 64 W, Siler City, N.C. 27344.
Online condolences may be made at www.pughfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are by Smith & Buckner Funeral Home.
ABERDEEN — Alvin E. Davis Jr., 55, of Aberdeen, died Saturday (6/7/14) at his residence.
A graveside service will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Pinelawn Memorial Park in Southern Pines with the Rev. Archie Stevens officiating.
He was born Jan. 18, 1959, in Cumberland County. He attended grammar school in Aberdeen and Southern Pines and graduated from Pinecrest High School. He was a graduate of Sandhills Community College and UNC-Chapel Hill, and earned his Master's Degree in English Education from Pembroke State University. He taught at Hoke County High School and Pinecrest High School.
He is survived by his mother, Marjorie E. Davis, and his brother, Dwight J. Davis.
Memorials may be made to First Health Hospice and Palliative Care, 150 Applecross Road, Pinehurst, N.C. 28374.
Condolences may be made at: www.PinesFunerals.com.
Arrangements are by Powell Funeral Home and Crematory of Southern Pines.
BEAR CREEK — Leona Lynch Morgan, 71, of Bear Creek died Monday (6/9/14) at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill.
She was born in Chatham County on May 14, 1943, the daughter of Zeb and Ruth (Stevens) Lynch. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clinton Morgan; daughter, Janice Morgan; her parents; and brother, Mike Lynch.
She is survived by two sons, Ricky Morgan (Samantha Morgan) of Bear Creek and Randy Morgan and wife Christa of Siler City; six grandchildren; sisters, Linda Faye Mote of Liberty, and Judy Carol Mooneyhan and husband Gerald of Bear Creek; and brothers, Jack Lynch and wife Lois of Staley, William Eugene Lynch of Burlington, Jimmy Leon Lynch and wife Linda of Asheboro and Bobby Wayne Lynch of San Diego, Calif.
The family will receive friends Friday from 2 until 3 p.m. at Piney Grove United Methodist Church in Siler City. The funeral will follow at 3 p.m. at the church with the Rev. Judith Drye and the Rev. Jim Folks officiating. Burial will be at Chatham Memorial Park in Siler City.
Online condolences may be made at www.pughfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are by Smith & Buckner Funeral Home.
PITTSBORO — Camelia E. Scurlock, 93, of 154 Adolph Taylor Road, Pittsboro, died Monday (6/9/14) at her residence.
She is survived by sister, Franco Reaves, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Alston Chapel United Holy Church in Pittsboro. No wake will be held.
Arrangements are by Knotts Funeral Home in Pittsboro.
SANFORD — Charles L. Murchison Jr., 76, of 307 Nairn Ct., Upper Marlboro, Md., formerly of Sanford, died Thursday (6/5/14) at Magnolia Center Nursing Home, Lantham, Md.
He is survived by a son, Charles Christopher Murchison of New York; daughter, Betty Armwood of Upper Marlboro, Md.; three grandchildren; one great-grandson; one sister, Mary Jane Battle (Albert) of Colon; sister-in-law, Margaret McGee; and a host of neices, nephews, cousins and friends.
Funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Wake will be held from 1 until 2 p.m. at the church prior to the service.
Arrangements are by Knotts Funeral Home.
BUNNLEVEL — Charles Edwin Bain, 82, of Bunnlevel, died Tuesday (6/10/14) at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by O'Quinn-Peebles-Phillips Funeral Home & Crematory in Lillington.
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Harkey purchased the Chronicle-Star in 1949. He immediately began making changes to how the paper wrote about the people who lived in Jackson County, Mississippi. At the time it was newspaper style convention to refer to white men and women with the "Mr." or "Mrs." honorific but this courtesy was never extended to blacks. Harkey eliminated the honorific entirely. He also eliminated what was then common practice in Southern newspapers to identify the subjects of an article, if they were black, with the term "colored". Under Harkey's direction a subject's race was only ever mentioned when it was material to the news, such as a physical description of a fugitive. These were subtle but revolutionary changes which inflamed the local community with scandal and controversy.
During the course of his ownership of the Chronicle-Star, Harkey's home was subject to a burning cross on the lawn of his home, and a shot was fired at the Chronicle-Star office. His autobiographical account of his experience owning the paper, The Smell of Burning Crosses, takes its name from that event.


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> On Mon, Sep 01, 2003 at 07:49:41PM -0700, Charles McLaughlin wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm writing a PHP script that runs at the shell -- not from within HTML.
> >
> > If I try to connect to a MySQL database from a script running at the
> > shell, PHP seg faults. But if I run the same code as a web page through
> > Apache it works fine.
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