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This video is dedicated to my neighbor, Greg, who woke me up to the Truth About 9/11 and to all of the givers around the world who wake up others.
You don't have to be a William Rodriguez, Steven Jones or even a Richard Gage to be a Hero in the Truth Movement. All you have to do is be willing to wake up others, including perfect strangers. It only takes a little bit of Truth to get people to question the reality that they have been fed. Give a DVD, Flyer, Info Card or a Conversation about Building 7 to a stranger and watch them come out of the matrix.
Even if they don't wake up right away, you are planting a seed for the next person.
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"No-Planes / Tv-Fakery theory demolished!" See 911disinformation.com and 911debunkers.com, as well.
by Mickey S. Huff and Paul W. Rea
They say goldfish have no memory
I guess their lives are much like mine
and the little plastic castle
is a surprise every time
and it's hard to say if they're happy
but they don't seem much to mind.
–Ani DiFranco, Little Plastic Castles
For the past eight years, American culture has seen an outburst of media-driven mythmaking. Corporate mainstream media organizations, the pundits they sponsor, and politicians from both major parties have formed a new contextual chorus singing the same refrain: "On September 11th, 2001, everything changed." From cable TV to AM radio, from the blogosphere to the town-hall meeting, Americans repeatedly hear that "this is a post-9/11 world."
Although there is some truth to this platitude of pivotal change, independently minded citizens may also wonder whether such mass media messages have become self-fulfilling prophecies. This provides an interesting point of debate about what has or has not changed in America since 9/11.
This chapter concerns itself with the ongoing phenomena of media mythmaking and how, like many Americans surmised just after 9/11, everything has not changed. 1 Corporate mainstream media have resurrected powerful myths from America's past to shape public perception in the present. Through the prism of 9/11, one can see how the corporate mass media are in fact doing more mythmaking than news reporting. Here, the authors will examine central historic American myths the corporate media and even much of the alternative independent media have extended into the… Continue reading
by John Michael Talboo
March 24, 2009
Debunking the Debunkers – 911Debunkers.blogspot.com
Interview With the Staff of GateCreepers.com
John-Michael Talboo (JMT)-Q:
GateCreepers.com is a collection of original articles devoted to debunking myths on conspiracy theories, exposing propaganda techniques of the mainstream media and government, exploring concepts such as the hive mind, and other such topics which dumb down the population and keep us in servitude. The site is also devoted to debunking the debunkers of several specific topics including 9/11 and the JFK assassination, our brother from another mother so to speak!
I have found that when debating people on the subject of government complicity in 9/11 they very often seem to be referring to one of the 48 myths about conspiracy theories discussed in your article, Debunking Myths on Conspiracy Theories, almost as if it was their playbook. This of course makes it a very good debating tool, as you can just say, well thanks for bringing up debunked myth #16 about conspiracy theories, next. An example of this can be found in the comments of a short post I put together for this blog in which I questioned whether Noam Chomsky had indeed dispelled 9/11 conspiracies with sheer logic. I would hazard a guess that type of result brings a smile to your writing team.
Did that article, or the site in general come about due to seeing these tired, often media propagated, talking points being parroted during personal debates? If not, how did it… Continue reading
Threatened Federal Sanctions Against NYPD, Secret Service, FBI &
Mayor's Office If Secret Ever Got Out
Furious Obama Apologizes: "It Will Never Happen Again"
April 28, 2009
by Marcia Kramer
NEW YORK (CBS) — A furious President Barack Obama ordered an internal review
of Monday's low-flying photo op over the Statue of Liberty.CBS 2 HD has discovered
the feds will have plenty to question.
Federal officials knew that sending two fighter jets and Air Force One to buzz
ground zero and Lady Liberty might set off nightmarish fears of a 9/11 replay,
but they still ordered the photo-op kept secret from the public.
In a memo obtained by CBS 2 HD [Ed: posted below] the Federal Aviation
Administration's James Johnston said the agency was aware of "the
possibility of public concern regarding DOD (Department of Defense)
aircraft flying at low altitudes" in an around New York City. But
they demanded total secrecy from the NYPD, the Secret Service, the
FBI and even the mayor's office and threatened federal sanctions if
the secret got out. (Emphasis added)
What are your feelings on federal officials demanding the NYC flyover be kept
secret by the NYPD and the mayor's office?
"To say that it should not be made public knowing that it might scare
people it's just confounding," Sen. Charles Schumer said. "It's what
gives Washington and government a bad name. It's sheer stupidity."
The flyover — apparently ordered by the White House Office of Military Affairs
so it would have… Continue reading
by Ken Jenkins
How many times has this happened to you? You are explaining to someone some of the rational, logical reasons why the official story of 9/11 can't be true, perhaps explaining how WTC 7 fell in the exact manner of a professionally planned controlled demolition — a job which would typically take weeks to prepare — when out comes a 'thought stopper' phrase like:
"That's just another conspiracy theory !" or …
"Do you also believe in Big Foot and tin foil hats?"
Or perhaps the person gets angry and/or agitated. Facts no longer matter at that point, and you can tell the person does not want to hear any more. For example, the following response came from someone after they were given a 20-minute summary of 9/11 Truth information:
"I wouldn't believe that, even if it were true!"
That reaction defies all logic and reason. But it clearly illustrates just how irrational some peoples' defenses can be. Here are a few more honest responses/defenses:
"As long as my wife and kids are fine and we can live the life style we have, the truth is, I don't really care what happened on 9/11." "I would not want to live in a world where such a thing could be true." "You can't expect someone to listen to information that turns their world upside down." "I'm not sure I want to know. If this is true, then up would be down and down would be up. My life would… Continue reading
Michael Wolsey
May 6, 2009
(Article revised 11/12/10)
This episode of Visibility 9-11 welcomes John-Michael Talboo and Stewart Bradley of the blog Debunking the Debunkers.
John-Michael is the creator and administrator of 911debunkers.blogspot.com where he and Bradley debunk the "debunkers" of the 9/11 truth movement. He has been a 9/11 activist since late 2004, is a grassroots organizer listed on 911truth.org for the state of Indiana, a member of the Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth video team, and a founding member of the central Indiana chapter of the activist organization We Are Change.
Stewart Bradley is an artist, documentary journalist, and political activist living in Lancaster Pennsylvania who runs an independent mulit-media studio. Stewart was already investigating covert government operations before 9/11 and since 9/11 has re-dedicated himself to exposing the public misconceptions behind the attack. In 2004 he wrote and produced a 9/11 docudrama titled "The Proof" and has been actively promoting 9/11 research through his website, blogs, videos, and internet debates. More at: http://bradleyinfotainment.com
Topics discussed include the debunkers' take on the new scientific paper, "Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe," and defence thereof.
The MO and possible motives of defenders of the official story is also spoke of and put into a larger historical context. Mentioned is a declassified CIA memo from April 1967 entitled, "Countering Criticism of the Warren Report." which states that one way to achieve this goal is to:
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By Thomas C. Fletcher
Review of new book by David Ray Griffin, Osama Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
OSAMA BIN LADEN: DEAD OR ALIVE? by David Ray Griffin is a crucially important and timely examination of the whole range of evidence bearing on the question, is Osama bin Laden still alive? The importance of this question for the present comes from the fact that the United States under its new president is escalating its offensive in Afghanistan and expanding the war into Pakistan, and has claimed that the "hunt for bin Laden" is one of its principal motivations for doing so. Either explicitly or implicitly, the US government and major media outlets such as the New York Times and Washington Post continue to assert that bin Laden is alive, hiding in the tribal territories on the "AfPak" border, posing an undiminished threat to US security.
In his gripping new book, Griffin strikes at the root of this pretext for war by closely examining all the evidence that has come out since September 11, 2001, either indicating that bin Laden is still alive or that he is in fact dead. His conclusion is that bin Laden is certainly dead, and that in all likelihood he died in very late 2001. Griffin shows that many US experts in counterterrorism and counterinsurgency came to this very same conclusion long ago, but their views, which do not support the continuation of what President Obama, borrowing the term from Dick Cheney, calls "the long… Continue reading
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Posted June 3, 2009
This may be the shortest lived Diary on Kos history, begun only one week ago, mainly in response to the banishment of Tocque DeVille. I endeavor not to stray beyond the barricades of the Rules, but if I too face exile, all I ask of Kos and Meteor Blades before the guillotine is pulled is as much thoughtful consideration of these issues as I have given them…
In The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein relates how nations brutalized by the Chicago School's savage capitalism and the Dirty War juntas enforcing it have recovered and developed a healthy immunity against more eviscerating shock therapy:
Any strategy based on exploiting the window of opportunity opened by a traumatic shock relies heavily on the element of surprise… in North America, the September 11 attacks were, at first pure event, raw reality, unprocessed by story, narrative or anything that could bridge the gap between reality and understanding. Without a story, we are, as many of us were after September 11, intensely vulnerable to those people who take advantage of chaos for their own ends. As soon as we have a new narrative that offers perspective on the shocking events, we become reoriented and the world begins to make sense again.
That psychology pertains on both the individual and societal levels: a trauma that is never dealt with openly, but suppressed in the subconscious, festers, reinforcing crippling habits and sabotaging recovery. Maybe it is our reigning paradigm of dogmatic… Continue reading
by 'George Washington' of WashingtonsBlog.com
I believe that anyone who promotes further murders like Dr. Tiller or the guard at the holocaust museum are guilty of terrorism. As a Muslim blogger wrote about the Tiller murder:
Two men commit murder with the goal of influencing government policy in the United States. The crimes occur one day apart. Both are religiously motivated. The Muslim is charged with terrorism. The Christian is not.
On the other hand, anyone who tries to label the maniacs who committed the murders as "right wingers" is painting with too wide a brush.
The murders – and the prevention of potential future attacks – are part of an important law enforcement issue. But just as it was insane to invade Iraq based upon a false linkage with 9/11, it would be insane to try to label millions of Americans as being dangerous just because they are republicans, or liberals or any other group.
Remember, many on the left say that the people and the treasury are being looted by the big corporations and fat cats . See this, this and this. So don't fall for the old divide and conquer trick of trying to distr act from the populist anger which both the right and the left righteously feel at being ripped off.
And the fact that the guy who murdered the guard is anti-semitic does not mean that everyone who questions Israel's oppressive policies is a bad guy. Remember, many Israeli citizens question… Continue reading
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Twenty-Five Ways To Suppress Truth: The Rules of Disinformation (Includes The 8 Traits of A Disinformationalist)
by H. Michael Sweeney copyright (c) 1997, 2000 All rights reserved (Revised April 2000)
Built upon Thirteen Techniques for Truth Suppression by David Martin, the following may be useful to the initiate in the world of dealing with veiled and half-truth, lies, and suppression of truth when serious crimes are studied in public forums. This, sadly, includes every day news media, one of the worst offenders with respect to being a source of disinformation. Where the crime involves a conspiracy, or a conspiracy to cover up the crime, there will invariably be a disinformation campaign launched against those seeking to uncover and expose the truth and/or the conspiracy. There are specific tactics which disinfo artists tend to apply, as revealed here. Also included with this material are seven common traits of the disinfo artist which may also prove useful in identifying players and motives.
The more a particular party fits the traits and is guilty of following the rules, the more likely they are a professional disinfo artist with a vested motive. People can be bought, threatened, or blackmailed into providing disinformation, so even "good guys" can be suspect in many cases.
UPDATE 7/21/09: A reader's excellent suggestions have been added at the end of this article.
by Prof. Peter Dale Scott
October 21, 2009
The New York Times, on October 17, published a page-one story by Scott Shane about the CIA's defiance of a court order to release documents pertaining to the John F. Kennedy assassination, in its so-called Joannides file. George Joannides was the CIA case officer for a Cuban exile group that made headlines in 1963 by its public engagements with Lee Harvey Oswald, just a few weeks before Oswald allegedly killed Kennedy. For over six years a former Washington Post reporter, Jefferson Morley, has been suing the CIA for the release of these documents.1
Sometimes the way that a news item is reported can be more newsworthy than the item itself. A notorious example was the 1971 publication of the Pentagon Papers (documents far too detailed for most people to read) on the front page of the New York Times.
The October 17 Times story was another such example. It revealed, perhaps for the first time in any major U.S. newspaper, that the CIA has been deceiving the public about its own relationship to the JFK assassination.
On the Kennedy assassination, the deceptions began in 1964 with the Warren Commission. The C.I.A. hid its schemes to kill Fidel Castro and its ties to the anti-Castro Directorio Revolucionario Estudantil, or Cuban Student Directorate, which received $50,000 a month in C.I.A. support during 1963.
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By Daniel Tencer
In a 2008 academic paper, President Barack Obama's appointee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs advocated "cognitive infiltration" of groups that advocate "conspiracy theories" like the ones surrounding 9/11.
Cass Sunstein, a Harvard law professor, co-wrote an academic article entitled "Conspiracy Theories: Causes and Cures," in which he argued that the government should stealthily infiltrate groups that pose alternative theories on historical events via "chat rooms, online social networks, or even real-space groups and attempt to undermine" those groups.
As head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Sunstein is in charge of "overseeing policies relating to privacy, information quality, and statistical programs," according to the White House Web site.
Sunstein's article, published in the Journal of Political Philosphy in 2008 and recently uncovered by blogger Marc Estrin, states that "our primary claim is that conspiracy theories typically stem not from irrationality or mental illness of any kind but from a 'crippled epistemology,' in the form of a sharply limited number of (relevant) informational sources."
By "crippled epistemology" Sunstein means that people who believe in conspiracy theories have a limited number of sources of information that they trust. Therefore, Sunstein argued in the article, it would not work to simply refute the conspiracy theories in public — the very sources that conspiracy theorists believe would have to be infiltrated.
Sunstein, whose article focuses largely on the 9/11 conspiracy theories, suggests that the government "enlist nongovernmental officials in the effort to rebut the… Continue reading
February 17, 2010
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Contact: press [at] ccrjustice.org
New York — Yesterday evening, the district court in Washington, D.C. ruled against two men who died in Guantánamo in June 2006 and their families in a case seeking to hold federal officials and the United States responsible for the men's torture, arbitrary detention and ultimate deaths at Guantánamo.
Following a two-year investigation, the military concluded that the men had committed suicide. Recent first-hand accounts by four soldiers stationed at the base at the time of the deaths, however, raise serious questions about the cause and circumstances of the deaths, including the possibility that the men died as the result of torture.
In dismissing the case, the district court ruled that the deceased's constitutional claims that it was a violation of due process and cruel treatment to detain them for four years without charge while subjecting them to inhumane and degrading conditions of confinement and violent acts of torture and abuse, could not be heard in federal court. The men were held on the basis of an "enemy combatant" finding by a Combatant Status Review Tribunal later found by the Supreme Court itself to be inadequate.
The district court held that the claims were barred by a jurisdiction-stripping provision of the 2006 Military Commissions Act that bars any challenge by a Guantánamo detainee to their treatment, conditions, or any other aspect of their detention, while failing to address the plaintiffs' arguments about the unconstitutionality of the provision itself. The court also dismissed the deceased's claims under the Alien Tort Claims Act, following a holding by the D.C.…Continue reading
from Shoestring's blog at 911blogger.com
Check out this excellent recent documentary, which has just been posted on the Internet, about Nato's secret armies that were set up across Western Europe after the Second World War. While these "stay-behind" armies were supposedly intended to help put together a resistance if the Soviet Union invaded their countries, they went on to commit terrorist attacks against their own populations, so as to influence domestic politics.
The documentary describes how, from the late 1960s to the early 1980s, Western intelligence agencies collaborated with right-wing extremist groups to commit false flag terrorist attacks, which would often be falsely blamed on left-wing groups. It features interviews with, among others, Daniele Ganser, author of NATO's Secret Armies: Operation GLADIO and Terrorism in Western Europe.
(Source of documentary: http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/07/09/18653266.php)
For more information about Nato's secret armies and Operation Gladio, you can read some excellent articles written by Daniele Ganser that he has included on his website, http://www.danieleganser.ch/Fachzeitschriften.html
A particularly good article is the one called "Fear as a Weapon: The effects of psychological warfare on domestic and international politics."
Source: 9/11 Truth News
A new report released by a think tank called Demos warns of the hazardous effects of conspiracy theories on society and recommends strategies for governments to mitigate these effects, including the infiltration of websites.
The report, called The Power of Unreason: Conspiracy Theories, Extremism and Counterterrorism, says "most notoriously and influentially, the '9/11 truth movement' has questioned the official accounts of 9/11 and has become a large and growing political force."
The authors note that the 9/11 truth movement is "peaceful", but make no distinction between the legitimate questioning of the official account of 9/11 and any number of unrelated, and often racist, conspiracy theories.
The Demos report acknowledges that "some conspiracies have turned out to be true. Our institutions and governments have deceived the population to advance hidden and unstated interests", and goes on to cite Operations Northwoods, the Joint Chief of Staff's unimplemented plan to stage a false flag Cuban terror attack in 1963, as well as the CIA's involvement in the Chilean coup of 1973.
But the report is only concerned with limiting the effects of conspiracy theories on operations of the state, not with justice or the accuracy of the historical record. It states:
More broadly, conspiracy theories drive a wedge of distrust between governments and particular communities. Conspiracy theories — such as those that claim 7/7 or 9/11 were 'inside jobs' — demolish the mutuality and trust that people have in institutions of government, with social and political ramifications that… Continue reading
Letter from Tod Fletcher
posted September 15, 2010
Dear 9/11 Truth Community,
As many in the 9/11 truth community know, David Ray Griffin has been in the hospital. He is recovering from major back surgery and serious complications from it. He will recover completely and be able to return to the cause, but his recovery will require a rather long time. At present he needs rest and therapy and he is not able to do the many things that he would be doing were he well.
One of his main concerns right now is that his new book, Cognitive Infiltration: an Obama Appointee's Plan to Undermine the 9/11 Conspiracy Theory, successfully make the impact that it should. As many in our community already know, it is a response to legal scholar (and now Obama appointee) Cass Sunstein's highly deceptive argument for a new Cointelpro-like operation to be directed against the 9/11 truth movement. Griffin utilizes all his own remarkable capabilities to thoroughly deconstruct and expose the fraudulent nature of this prominent legal scholar's call for an illegal operation. Griffin's book was just published, at the beginning of September, and there hasn't yet been time for many to have
read it.
Griffin feels the book is especially important and laments that he is not able to promote it as he would normally do. But there is a way that we can step in and fill his shoes — write and post reviews of the book, so that prospective readers… Continue reading


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Guante receives Team of the Week honors
June 3, 2008
PORTLAND, Ore. - United Soccer Leagues today announced that Portland Timbers midfielder Miguel Guante was named to the USL First Division Team of the Week for Week 7. Guante aided in the team's road win against the Montreal Impact as part of a two-game road trip over the weekend.
On May 30, the Timbers snapped a six-match winless streak with a 1-0 win over Montreal. Forward Chris Brown found this fourth goal of the season in the 45th minute to secure the victory. Guante recorded two shots in the contest.
Two days later against the Rochester Rhinos, Guante came on as a substitute and helped the Timbers find the equalizer in the 78th minute of a 2-1 loss. Midfielder Andrew Gregor sent a free kick into the box allowing Guante the opportunity to get a foot on a loose ball. Rhinos goalkeeper Scott Vallow was able make a reaction save to keep Guante's shot from going in, but Portland defender Justin Thompson was there to fire home the rebound.
Guante, 23, has recorded a goal in nine games (seven starts) in his first season with the Timbers. A second-year professional, Guante began his professional career last season with the Miami FC Blues. His Team of the Week selection is the first of his career.
The Timbers play host to the Minnesota Thunder on Thursday at PGE Park at 7 p.m. before heading back on the road for a match against the league-leading Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday. Tickets for Thursday's match start at $11 and are available through the PGE Park box office, area Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at (503) 224-4400.


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Next, I used a dial caliper to select the final hole size. After measuring the base of the stud, which came out to 0.155-inch, I chose the next-largest bit size. Once the emblem will slip easily in and out of the holes, clean behind it and use the included nuts to install it permanently. No doubt, you'll have noticed by now that the studs aren't threaded. The nuts cut their own threads, and it's something of a trick to align one and hold it against the stud while turning it to get the initial "bite." I first tried to come in from beneath in the license-plate bracket area, where we previous mounted a pair of Cibié driving lights, but that proved pretty much impossible. Raising the hood and accessing the area from above works much better, but you'll be working blind. Remember to hold the emblem down while you're trying to get the nut on; if it slips up and out of the hole, it can scratch your paint.
With the nose done, it was time to add the scripted "Stingray" logos that go above the fender vents. These came on '69-'76 Corvettes, and could theoretically be added to later models if you're unconcerned with originality. Locating them on the car proved far more difficult than the nose emblem. Since neither the hole spacing nor the final hole diameter for the front crossed flags is in the assembly manual, measuring the emblem itself is the only way. It's also the best way with the side emblems.
While the manual includes a series of grid-like measurements that show where the holes relate to one another and to the body line, let me be frank: It's wrong, on both counts. In my case, the hole spacing varied between the two emblems, and when I used them to create a template, as I did with the nose emblem, aligning that with the body line put them about a half-inch lower than they should have been.
With that in mind, I fell back to using the dimples left when the original holes were filled in—after all, it may not be the way every car came, but it's the way this one did—then compared their location with close-up emblem photos of other Corvettes in the appropriate model-year range.
I also mocked up the emblems in place and sent a photo to painter Darrin Wood of Wood's Body Shop (whose work has appeared in these pages) for his opinion. When I was as confident that the dots were in the right place, I drilled them as before. After drilling the right-side holes, I was able to slip my hand inside the fender where I had removed the vent and feel where they passed roughly through the center of the filler material. Bingo. Since I could only see the dimples on the right (passenger) side of the car, I did my best to reverse those measurements, mirror-image style, for the left.
Here's how the process played out on my '72: First, I drew a straight line through the middle of the two lowest emblem holes and forward toward the front of the car. On the right side, this line intersected the wheelwell (at an angle) about 13-inch from the center of the nearest hole (the one behind the "y" in Stingray). On the left side, it was 123⁄16-inch.
Returning to the right side, after drawing a line at right angles to the original one between the two lowest holes, the center of both the front and rear holes was about 2.55-inch above the line where the body squares off for the fender vent. While I then transposed these measurements to the left side of the car, I did so incorrectly, which resulted in the rear of the emblem canting upwards. That's the opposite orientation of the emblems in my stock of photos, which are either parallel to the body line, or if they're at an angle, seem to be higher at the front than at the rear.
Again, your car may vary. Accordingly, when you lay out the holes, mock up what you're doing, and if you have any questions, consult an expert before punching holes in the fiberglass. While Darrin Wood was kind enough to provide an opinion on the right-side emblem, I simply did the math backwards and drilled for the left side one—without having anyone verify my calculations. This mistake could very well cost me down the road.
I also departed (in this case, properly so) from the assembly-manual dimensions for the size of the mounting holes. While the manual said to drill them 0.164-inch, that was substantially larger than the studs, so I simply picked the drill bit that was the next size larger than the stud diameter. Unlike the nuts that hold the nose emblem in place, these studs are only there to locate the side emblems, which are actually held in place by adhesive. (In fact, you could theoretically grind off the studs and just stick them in place.)
Once the emblem slipped easily into its holes, and I had cleaned the area behind it, I peeled the white backing from the adhesive on the rear of the emblem and held it in place (the manual says to apply 10 pounds of pressure for 15 seconds). Since this is a flat emblem going on a curved surface, you're not going to get 100 percent contact, so just go for the most you can.
Done. Clean everything up and go see how pretty that chrome looks in the light.


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US national parks could be changed so significantly by global warming that they will be lost forever, senators were warned this week.
"If we continue adding heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere in the way we now are, we could, for the first time, lose entire national parks," Stephen Saunders, president of the Rocky Mountain Climate Organization told the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, National Parks Subcommittee.
At a subcommittee hearing in Colorado on Monday chaired by John McCain (Rep) and Mark Udull (Dem), senators were presented with a picture of how state parks are likely to be influenced by climate change. Joshua trees, Mexican spotted owls, wildflowers, glaciers and aspen will suffer as snowfall declines and temperature, sea levels, wildfires and pest outbreaks rise, ecologists warned the committee.
Double whammy
Low-lying reserves such as Ellis Island National Monument and Tortugas National Park, which sits less than 90cm above sea level in the Gulf of Mexico, "could be lost to rising seas," Saunders said.
Joshua Tree National Park could lose all its Joshua trees, he warned. The emblematic aspens of the West are already suffering: the area in Colorado affected by "aspen dieback" increased four-fold between 2006 and 2008.
Climate change is causing a "double whammy" of wildfires and pest outbreaks, said Herbert Frost, Associate Director for Natural Resource Stewardship and Science at the National Park Service. Wildfires now take over a month to die out, whereas they used to last no more than ten days, Frost told the committee.
Pest outbreak
Tree-killing pests are also thriving as the harsh winters which used to keep their numbers in check lose their edge: bark beetles have already decimated as much as 90 per cent of Colorado's lodgepole forests, Alice Madden, the Climate Change Coordinator at the Office of the Governor in Denver, Colorado, told the committee.
Climate change will also impact our tundra, warned Saunders. A 5 to 6˚C rise in temperature will wipe out tundra in Rocky Mountain National Park altogether, he said, replacing it with bush and forest.
Mountain meadows, which depend on heavy snow fall and a short growing season to keep tree seedlings from surviving, will also dwindle as temperatures rise, said Saunders. "Scientists have already detected a loss of mountain meadows in Glacier, Olympic, Sequoia/Kings Canyon, and Yosemite national parks," he told the committee.
What's more, the wildflowers which normally carpet alpine meadows are also under threat: experimental warming has demonstrated that a 4˚C rise in temperature causes wildflowers to be replaced with sagebrush, said Saunders.
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How to Install Android 4.4 in original Kindle Fire 2011 : Do you ever wondered the new Android 4.4 will work like charm in the Kindle fire 2011 edition ? or even it will be available ?
The first Kindle Fire belongs in the low-end device spectrum. It runs on a 1 GHz dual-core processor with 512 MB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. It's 7-inch IPS screen only supports a resolution of 1024×600 pixels. The specs sound almost perfect for Android 4.4, which boasts of the ability to run even on low-end devices in the market today. And it seems that it indeed runs quite well, with just a few caveats.
The XDA Developer FuZZ__ has released an unofficial build of CyanogenMod 11 for the original Amazon Kindle Fire. He calls it Kitkang, and it's basically a customized version of CM11 Alpha that's been compiled to run on Amazon's tablet.
Over all there are some graphical glitches and the stock web browser doesn't work very well. But you can install another web browser such as Firefox or Dolphin. Hardware-accelerated video playback seems to work, Netflix video stream works without any problems. Android 4.4 for the Kindle Fire is still very much a work in progress. But considering the fact that Amazon doesn't officially support the software, and Google hasn't really done anything to ensure compatibility with the hardware, it's impressive that there's an even semi-functional build of KitKat for the first-generation Amazon Kindle Fire so soon.
The easiest way to install Kitkang on the original Kindle Fire is to use the Kindle Fire Utility to install a custom recovery such as TWRP 18.104.22.168 ( use latest version or you wont able to flash Android 4.4 ROM) which you can use to load the operating system. It's also probably a good idea to make a backup of your device before installing any ROMs.
Then go download Google play APK file and install manually to use the Google play and Google services.