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by Dr. David Ray Griffin
In discussing my second 9/11 book, The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions, I have often said, only half in jest, that a better title might have been "a 571-page lie." (Actually, I was saying "a 567-page lie," because I was forgetting to count the four pages of the Preface.) In making this statement, one of my points has been that the entire Report is constructed in support of one big lie: that the official story about 9/11 is true.
Another point, however, is that in the process of telling this overall lie, The 9/11 Commission Report tells many lies about particular issues. This point is implied by my critique's subtitle, "Omissions and Distortions." It might be thought, to be sure, that of the two types of problems signaled by those two terms, only those designated "distortions" can be considered lies.
It is better, however, to understand the two terms as referring to two types of lies: implicit and explicit. We have an explicit lie when the Report claims that the core of each of the Twin Towers consisted of a hollow steel shaft or when it claims that Vice President Cheney did not give the shoot-down order until after 10:10 that morning. But we have an implicit lie when the Commission, in its discussion of the 19 alleged suicide hijackers, omits the fact that at least six of them have credibly been reported to be still alive, or when it fails to mention the fact that Building 7 of the World Trade Center collapsed.…Continue reading
by Thomas Hansen, Ph.D.
It is nearly a year since the 9/11 Commission report was finished and the investigation of the events of 9/11 officially came to a close. But unofficially, many Americans have unanswered questions, and at least some of this hesitancy to close the book on 9/11 is because of the long-standing connection between the Bush Administration and the man who was the Executive Director of the 9/11 Commission, Dr. Philip Zelikow.
In a new book by Professor Emeritus David Ray Griffin of the Claremont School of Theology (The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions, Olive Branch Press, 2005), the case is made that the staff of the 9/11 Commission acted as gatekeepers who followed the official explanation of events of 9/11, rather than acting as true independent investigators. Griffin gives detailed and abundant evidence that he feels shows Philip Zelikow and his staff did not thoroughly investigate information that was contrary to what the Bush Administration had already accepted as the facts of 9/11.
Last fall I had a conversation with Zelikow, which I feel supports the ideas and evidence of Professor Griffin's book. But before I go into what… 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
By Sibel Edmonds
Over four years ago, more than four months prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks, in April 2001, a long-term FBI informant/asset who had been providing the bureau with information since 1990, provided two FBI agents and a translator with specific information regarding a terrorist attack being planned by Osama Bin Laden. This asset/informant was previously a high-level intelligence officer in Iran in charge of intelligence from Afghanistan. Through his contacts in Afghanistan he received information that: 1) Osama Bin Laden was planning a major terrorist attack in the United States targeting 4-5 major cities, 2) the attack was going to involve airplanes, 3) some of the individuals in charge of carrying out this attack were already in place in the United States, 4) the attack was going to be carried out soon, in a few months. The agents who received this information reported it to their superior, Special Agent in Charge of Counterterrorism, Thomas Frields, at the FBI Washington Field Office, by filing "302" forms, and the translator, Mr. Behrooz Sarshar, translated and documented this information. No action was taken by the Special Agent in Charge, Thomas Frields, and after 9/11 the agents and the translators were told to 'keep quiet' regarding this issue. The translator who was present during the session with the FBI informant, Mr. Behrooz Sarshar, reported this incident to Director Mueller in writing, and later to the Department of Justice Inspector General. The press reported this incident, and in fact the… Continue reading
9/11 Commission Report – one year later… By Gregor Holland 911truthmovement.org
One year after the release of the 9/11 Commission Report, serious questions that were raised before and during the Commission proceedings remain unanswered. For many, the Commission Report raised more questions than it answered. Not the least of these has been posed by honorable Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney. McKinney recently questioned Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld and Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Myers "about the four war games that were taking place on September 11 and how they may have impaired our ability to respond to those attacks." McKinney got a partial answer a week later. In the first on-the-record acknowledgement that there were four war games underway on 9/11/01, Myers told her that all battle positions were manned because of the drills…
"..so it was an easy transition from an exercise into a real world situation. It actually enhanced the response."
This answer echoed one provided by General Ralph Eberhard during the final 9/11 Commission hearing. The question to Eberhard, posed by Commissioner Roemer, was coerced by hearing attendees who interrupted the hearing, forcing the issue by yelling "What about the war games?" The failure of air defenses to respond on that morning does not support the given answer by Myers and Eberhard.…Continue reading
Recall Donald Rumsfeld chose the date of September 10, 2001 to announce that a Pentagon audit, ordered by Undersecretary Dov Zakheim and conducted by a Halliburton subsidiary, had discovered that the Defense Department can no longer account for $2.3 trillion in past transactions. (Note: You are not hallucinating: two point three trillion dollars, or the equivalent of six annual Pentagon budgets.)
This matter was presented by CBS as a question of waste and incompetence, as though it were possible to lose $2.3 trillion under a couch somewhere. (It had earlier been covered on PBS in February 2001. Interestingly, the Bush Administration did not seek to place any blame on the Clinton administration for the missing assets, which should prompt questions about how much of the shortfall was invented in the course of the audit itself.)
One day after Rumsfeld's admission of Sept. 10, this mother-of-all-scandals in the making disappeared from the corporate media's vision. For good.
The comptroller who arrived at the figure, Dov Zakheim, was a primary author of the infamous Project for a New American Century manifesto of September 2000, "Rebuilding America's Defenses." This detailed a manic plan for US military domination of the world and re-ordering of the Middle East, observing that this process might require a "new Pearl Harbor" before Americans were willing to pay the costs.
And what was Zakheim's explanation for the missing 2.3 trillion? His testimony to the House Budget Committee (July 11, 2002) begins as follows:
MR. ZAKHEIM: First of all, I… Continue reading
August 2005: An annotated, comprehensive archive of articles on admissions that Mohamed Atta and three of the other alleged 9/11 hijacking ringleaders were under surveillance by military intelligence a year before September 2001. More proof that the 9/11 Commission was a whitewash; and why there is far more to the story than The New York Times has reported…
Sep 3, 2005:
Mohamed Atta and three other alleged ringleaders of the 9/11 hijacking team were under surveillance by an elite US military intelligence program in the summer of 2000, a New York Times story of Aug. 9, 2005 revealed.
Rep. Curt Weldon (R-PA) broke the story to the Times after officers with knowledge of the Able Danger program contacted him. Two officers have since gone on record to say they once had Mohamed Atta in their sights. They claim a recommendation to round up Atta and what they termed his "Brooklyn Cell" (!) was rejected in the fall of 2000 by commanders at MacDill Air Force Base, supposedly on the advice of Defense Department lawyers. As of Sept. 2, the Pentagon says three additional people with knowledge of Able Danger have corroborated the story.
This dossier by Nicholas Levis rounds up Able Danger news reports to date, as well as analyses by various authors. The views expressed herein are the writers' own and do not necessarily reflect those of 911Truth.org.
Archived Articles:
New York Times articles on "Able Danger"
The Complete 9/11 Timeline hosted by The Center for Cooperative Research recently published a revised set of entries on the military exercises of September 11 , providing a goldmine of well-sourced information. Compiled by Paul Thompson, the 9/11 Timeline long ago became the leading resource of mainstream news reports about September 11. Available in book form as The Terror Timeline (2004), it continues to evolve online.
The latest material for the first time casts light on what may have been the day's master wargame: Global Guardian, run out of Offutt Air Force Base by the US Strategic Command (Stratcom) under Admiral Richard Mies ( official bio ). He has since retired and taken up a gig as the CEO of Hicks & Associates, a "strategic consultant" to the federal government dealing in "military transformation."
Our New York correspondent, Nicholas Levis, has written a review.
UPDATE: Filmed in January 2000, and aired on 3/4/2001, the makers of "The Lone Gunmen" show that the idea of crashing planes into buildings isn't anything new. As a matter of fact, their representation is eerily familiar given what we know today about the Wargames taking place on September 11th, 2001. (The Lone Gunmen Clip: Click Here )
Aug. 2005:
As the day dawns over the East Coast on September 11th, 2001, the US Strategic Command headquarters at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska is on full alert, busily dispatching warplanes around North America in a rehearsal for Armageddon.
Stratcom directs the US nuclear arsenal. A number of interrelated air-defense wargames are underway around the country, under the overall umbrella of Global Guardian.…Continue reading
by Kristen Breitweiser
December 19, 2005
Recently, President Bush has admitted to carrying out surveillance on U.S. citizens in the interest of national security. He unabashedly admits to doing it. He offers no apologies. With his bellicose swagger, he once again uses 9/11 as his justification for breaking our constitutional laws. The President's justification of 9/11 to carry out such surveillance begs a closer examination.
President Bush should be stopped in his tracks with regard to his use of 9/11 scare tactics to circumvent constitutional laws that are meant to protect U.S. citizens. His justification for doing so — the inability to conduct surveillance on the 9/11 hijackers — is a red herring. History will bear out the truth — our intelligence agencies held a treasure trove of intelligence on the 9/11 hijackers, intelligence that was gathered through their initially unencumbered surveillance. President Bush should busy himself by investigating why that information was then stymied and not capitalized upon to stop the 9/11 attacks.
MOUSSAOUI, FISA, and FBI SURVEILLANCE — MISUNDERSTANDING #1:
When it comes to the FBI and Zaccarias Moussaoui, one must understand that the FBI met all evidentiary standards to both apply for and be granted a FISA warrant. The information the FBI had to support their FISA request was two files on Moussaoui that were given to the FBI by the French and British intelligence services. Inexplicably, FBI lawyers and supervisors at FBI HQ "misunderstood" the evidentiary standards needed to apply for and receive a FISA… Continue reading
By Dave Lindorff
A CounterPunch Special Report
9/11: Missing Black Boxes in World Trade Center Attacks Found by Firefighters, Analyzed by NTSB, Concealed by FBI
One of the more puzzling mysteries of 9-11 is what ever happened to the flight recorders of the two planes that hit the World Trade Center towers. Now it appears that they may not be missing at all.
Counterpunch has learned that the FBI has them.
Flight recorders (commonly known as black boxes, though these days they are generally bright orange) are required on all passenger planes. There are always two-a flight data recorder that keeps track of a plane's speed, altitude, course and maneuvers, and a cockpit voice recorder which keeps a continuous record of the last 30 minutes of conversation inside a plane's cockpit. These devices are constructed to be extremely durable, and are installed in a plane's tail section, where they are least likely suffer damaged on impact. They are designed to withstand up to 30 minutes of 1800-degree heat (more than they would have faced in the twin towers crashes), and to survive a crash at full speed into the ground.
All four of the devices were recovered from the two planes that hit the Pentagon and that crashed in rural Pennsylvania. In the case of American Airlines Flight 77, which hit the Pentagon, the FBI reports that the flight data recorder survived and had recoverable information, but the voice recorder was allegedly too damaged to provide any record. In the case of United Airlines Flight 93, which hit the ground at 500 mph in Pennsylvania, the situation was reversed: the voice recorder survived but the flight data box was allegedly damaged beyond recovery.…Continue reading
Possible Motives Of The Bush Administration – By Dr. David Ray Griffin
The 9/11 Commission understood that its mandate, as we have seen, was to provide "the fullest possible account" of the "facts and circumstances" surrounding 9/11. Included in those facts and circumstances are ones that, according to some critics of the official account of 9/11, provide evidence that the Bush administration intentionally allowed the attacks of 9/11. Some critics have even suggested that the Bush administration actively helped the attacks succeed. In light of the fact that several books have been written propounding such views, including some in English, the Commission's staff, given its "exacting investigative work," would surely have discovered such books. Or if not, the staff would at least have known about a front-page story on this topic in the Wall Street Journal. Readers of this story learned not only that a poll showed that 20 percent of the German population believed the "U.S. government ordered the attacks itself" but also that similar views were held in some other European countries. 1 Also, as we saw in the Introduction, polls show that significant percentages of Americans and Canadians believe that the US Government deliberately allowed the attacks to happen, with some of those believing the Bush administration actually planned the attacks. Knowing that such information is available and such views are held, the Commission, we would assume, would have felt called upon to respond to these suspicions.
An adequate response would contain at least the following elements:… Continue reading
Editorial by Jon Gold
"It's hard work. It's incredibly hard… It's hard work… And it's hard work… The plan says we'll train Iraqi soldiers so they can do the hard work… You know, it's hard work to try to love her as best as I can, knowing full well that the decision I made caused her loved one to be in harm's way… It's hard work. Everybody knows it's hard work, because there's a determined enemy that's trying to defeat us."
President George W. Bush
Presidential Debate – 9/30/2004
Have you ever wondered why no one has been held accountable for the 9/11 attacks? Literally, with the exception of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in a United States court in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks, no one has been held accountable.
If you follow the official line, the people responsible for the attacks of September 11th were Osama Bin Laden, Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and 19 hijackers. September 16th, 2001, 5 days after the attacks, Osama denied having anything to do with them. [Original article link dead: archive.org]
The Taliban said, "What happened in the United States was not a job of ordinary people. It could have been the work of governments. Osama bin Laden cannot do this work, neither us," and "We are not supporting terrorism. Osama does not have the capability. We condemn this. This could have been the act of either internal enemies of the United States or its major rivals."… Continue reading
by David Ray Griffin
"[T]here was just an explosion [in the south tower]. It seemed like on television [when] they blow up these buildings. It seemed like it was going all the way around like a belt, all these explosions."
–Firefighter Richard Banaciski
"I saw a flash flash flash [at] the lower level of the building. You know like when they demolish a building?"
–Assistant Fire Commissioner Stephen Gregory
"[I]t was [like a] professional demolition where they set the charges on certain floors and then you hear 'Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop'."
–Paramedic Daniel Rivera
The above quotations come from a collection of 9/11 oral histories that, although recorded by the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) at the end of 2001, were publicly released only on August 12, 2005. Prior to that date, very few Americans knew the content of these accounts or even the fact that they existed.
Why have we not known about them until recently? Part of the answer is that the city of New York would not release them until it was forced to do so. Early in 2002, the New York Times requested copies under the freedom of information act, but Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration refused. So the Times, joined by several families of 9/11 victims, filed suit. After a long process, the city was finally ordered by the New York Court of Appeals to release the records (with some exceptions and redactions allowed). Included were oral histories, in interview form, provided… Continue reading
In The New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions about the Bush Administration and 9/11 (2004), I summarized dozens of facts and reports that cast doubt on the official story about 9/11. Then in The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions (2005a), I discussed the way these various facts and reports were treated by the 9/11 Commission, namely, by distorting or simply omitting them. I have also taken this big-picture approach, with its cumulative argument, in my previous essays and lectures on 9/11 (Griffin, 2005b and 2005d).[1] This approach, which shows every aspect of the official story to be problematic, provides the most effective challenge to the official story.
But this way of presenting the evidence has one great limitation, especially when used in lectures and essays: It means that the treatment of every particular issue must be quite brief, hence superficial. People can thereby be led to suspect that a more thorough treatment of any particular issue might show the official story to be plausible after all.
In the present essay, I focus on one question: why the Twin Towers and building 7 of the World Trade Center collapsed. One advantage of this focus, besides the fact that it allows us to go into considerable detail, is that the destruction of the World Trade Center provides one of the best windows into the truth about 9/11. Another advantage of this focus is that it will allow us to look at revelations contained in the 9/11 oral histories, which were recorded… Continue reading
by reprehensor
Source: DailyKos
On Wednesday, February 15th, 2006, LTC Anthony Shaffer submitted an amazing written statement detailing his involvement with ABLE DANGER to Congress. You can download a PDF of the statement here , and I have made an HTML version here . For those people who are new to the ABLE DANGER (AD), story, I can't think of a better starting point.
The idea was to take the 'best and brightest' military operators, intelligence officers, technicians and planners from the Special Operations Command (SOCOM), the U.S. Army and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), in an entrepreneurial endeavor, much like bringing the best minds and capabilities from Ford Motor Company, General Motors and Daimler-Chrysler to focus on a single challenge. In the case of ABLE DANGER, the challenge was to discover the global 'body' of Al Qaeda – then, with this knowledge, prepare military and intelligence "options" that would be supported by the "actionable information" that was being produced by the project. – Prepared Statement Of LTC Shaffer, 2/15/06.
That was the idea.
reprehensor's diary :: :: And they had successes. Most notoriously identifying a threat in Yemen that may have saved lives in the USS Cole bombing, and identifying Mohammed Atta prior to 9/11; this once again reiterated in the February 15th Congressional hearing by a contractor, James D. Smith, who worked at Orion Scientific Systems in Viginia;
During the Orion support (on or about 25 October 1999 to 04 August 2000), James Smith delivered multiple… Continue reading
The 9/11 Commission made "dramatic changes" to its final report to omit information about the role of Pakistan, according to The Friday Times, a Pakistani weekly. After learning that the report would contain damaging revelations, the Pakistani government dispatched lobbyists to Washington to influence the 9/11 Commission, and may have even paid bribes to Commission members or their staff, the weekly says, citing an official at the Pakistani Foreign Office. "The disclosure sheds doubt on the integrity and honesty of the members of the 9/11 Inquiry Commission and above all on the authenticity of the information in their final report," according to one source cited by the weekly.
The story was picked up yesterday by The Telegraph of Calcutta, India and is now shooting around the blogosphere. We cannot vouch for its veracity, but we can guess at the sort of information that both the US and the Pakistani government might have wanted to omit from The 9/11 Commission Report:
For example, prior to Sept. 11 the chief of the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI allegedly approved a $100,000 wire transfer to a certain Mohamed Atta. Yet the same ISI chief, Mahmud Ahmed, was in Washington for a working visit to his counterparts in the US government for more than a week prior to Sept. 11. On the morning of 9/11 itself, he was having breakfast at the Capitol with the future congressional investigators of the September 11th events. These alleged investigators, Porter Goss and Bob Graham, somehow failed… Continue reading
What is striking about agent Samit's account, like the account of his office-mate Coleen Rowley, is the assumption of "criminal negligence" on the part of FBI headquarters, and RFU head David Frasca and Michael Maltbie in particular. Best I can see, criminal complicity has not been ruled out whatsoever.
I'm grateful for the testimony of Mr. Samit, and for Rowley's whistleblowing, but how exactly can either know for sure that the RFU's obstructionism was the result of careerism or 'criminal incompetence' rather than something else? I don't claim to know the reasons, but Samit and Rowley certainly cannot know for sure, either.
Remember, there is evidence that Frasca intentionally and without good cause (and thus not negligently) obstructed the flow of information up the FBI's chain of command. You may recall the 'Time' magazine story early in 2002 which detailed agent Rowley's charges. The story's authors claimed that Ken Williams' infamous "Phoenix Memo" was received by Frasca a couple of months in advance of 9/11:
… Continue reading
Rowley's letter lays out the case that the FBI made fateful miscalculations by failing to see a possible connection between the Minneapolis investigation of flight student Moussaoui and the hunch of Phoenix agent Kenneth Williams — posited in a report to HQ two months earlier — that al-Qaeda operatives were attending U.S.


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CeeLo and Jean Sok join previously announced musical acts Jordin Sparks, John Legend, Kelly Clarkson, Linkin Park, Nelly Furtado, Usher, Carrie Underwood, Justin Bieber, LMFAO and The Wanted. Presenters at the live event include Whoopi Goldberg, Swizz Beatz, Charlie Sheen, Jason Derülo, Zooey Deschanel and Kris Kristofferson, Lisa Marie Presley, Wiz Khalifa, Luke Bryan, Robin Thicke, Brandy, Monica, Miley Cyrus, Taio Cruz, Gavin DeGraw, Gladys Knight, Julianne Hough, Natasha Bedingfield and Jeremy Sisto.
Dancer Jean Sok, originally from France, is currently touring with the critically-acclaimed Cirque du Soleil production, "Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour." Featuring 60 international performers, this once-in-a-lifetime electrifying production combines Michael Jackson music and choreography with Cirque du Soleil creativity to create a riveting fusion of visuals, dance, music and fantasy. "THE IMMORTAL World Tour" is currently touring North America through summer, and then will perform across Europe, starting at London's O2 Arena in October 2012.
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September 10th – 13th, 2015
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral
600 East Boulevard Charlotte, NC
The Yiasou Greek Festival began in 1978 and since then has become one of Charlotte's largest cultural events. It is eagerly anticipated by the Charlotte community each year. Yiasou (the Greek word for Hello, Goodbye and Cheers) Greek Festival features Hellenic cultural exhibits, authentic Greek cuisine and pastries, entertainment, art, shopping and more. Experience the sights and sounds of Greece when you visit the 38th Annual Yiasou Greek Festival. It's a time of the year when everyone can be Greek!
It is always our joy and pleasure to extend our Filoxenia (hospitality) to our festival guests.
"The Yiasou Festival provides the opportunity and the means for us to share our rich tradition as Greek-Americans with friends and those who come to honor us and participate in the Festival. We talk about our faith and Church, offer homemade foods and pastries, play our music and perform our dances, as well as display and present our culture and heritage. The many vendors on the grounds are there to help everyone with souvenirs and items for all ages. I thoroughly enjoy myself with this amazing celebration of Ethnic Tradition. The Yiasou Festival affords a way for our hardworking people to share our traditions with a welcoming smile to our honored visitors."
Reverend Fr. Michael Varvarelis, Dean and Cathedral Priest
- Charlotte Magazine BOB (Best Of The Best) Award – Best Cultural Festival in 2013
- Elevate Lifestyle "Best of the City" – Best Cultural Event or Festival in 2012
- About.com Readers' Choice Award – Best Annual Festival in Charlotte in 2012
- Charlotte Magazine (Best Of The Best) Award – Best Cultural Festival in 2012
- Best International Event – Charlotte Magazine in 2009
- Best International Festival – Charlotte Magazine in 2005
- The Best of Charlotte Award for Best Festival in 2004 – Creative Loafing
- One of Charlotte's Best Festivals in 2003 by Charlotte Observer readers
- Best Ethnic Festival of 2004, 2003 and 2000 – Creative Loafing
Cathedral Tours
The Holy Trinity Cathedral serves as the center foundation of our religious community. Built in 1954, our Cathedral consists of beautiful iconography and Byzantine architecture. Tours and lectures on the history of our Cathedral are given every hour on the hour. To learn more about the Greek culture and Orthodox faith, visit the Hosanna Bookstore and the Greek cultural exhibits. Every hour on the hour except Saturday 3:00 PM
Live Music and Dance
Holy Trinity's very own youth, from Kindergarten to High School perform traditional village dances in colorful traditional Greek costumes on one indoor stage and two outdoor stages throughout the day and evenings.
The Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir will be giving 3 choral concerts in conjunction with Cathedral tours.
Performance date and times: Saturday, September 12, 2015 at 2:30pm, 3:00pm, and 3:30pm
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Chicago's right wing Ty Rattie scored his 30th goal of the season at 8 minutes and 24 seconds when he blocked a pass from the point by a Milwaukee defenseman, chased the puck down the right wing boards and launched a wrister over Darling's glove to give the Wolves a 2-0 lead. The goal was unassisted.
Ty then scored another goal with 35.4 seconds left in the second period. Center Christian Hanson carried the puck into the Milwaukee zone down the right boards, and he spotted Ty skating down the slot and fed him for a shot through Darling's five hole. Second assist to Tyler Shattock.
Chicago's forward Eric Selleck gave the Wolves a 4-0 lead with a shot from the left wing boards that eluded Darling at 2 minutes and 51 seconds of the third period. Assist to Sebastian Wannstrom. Wolves forward Michael Davies extended the Wolves lead to 5-0 at 8 minutes and 47 seconds when he roofed shot over Darlings left hand. Assist to Shane Harper. As less than 6 minutes were left to play in regulation, Chicago's Eric Selleck added his second of the night as he lifted a rebound over Darlings leg. Assists to Nathan Longpre and Jani Hakanpaa.
Wolves goalie Jake Allen stood tall to become the second AHL goalie in 30 seasons to lead the league in wins (33), goals against average (2.03) and save percentage (.928). Earlier in the night, Jake had been presented with an award for goalie of the year.
The Wolves will face the Rochester Americans for the Calder Cup playoffs in round one.
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Chicago 38 Milwaukee 20
Allen (Chicago) 20 of 20 Darling (Milwaukee) 32 of 38


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Heroine Franzi Mueller works in the intensely competitive fashion world, but is taking time off to return home for the Thanksgiving holiday. The demands of her job and unpleasant coworkers provide external conflict but also serve as a source of discontent in her life. As the story begins, Franzi appears to be entering a period of self-doubt regarding the choices she has made in life. Her return home exacerbates the heroine's awareness of what she has sacrificed for her career—the closeness of friends and family and the love of her high school sweetheart.
While Franzi left town following high school, hero Dietz Reinhardt stayed behind to take over his family business. It's pretty clear right from the beginning that Franzi broke Dietz's heart when she left, which makes him cautious about trusting her. His brief marriage to another woman failed and it swiftly becomes clear that he is still carrying a torch for Franzi. He seems torn between wanting to be with the heroine and worrying that she'll love him and leave him again.
Reluctant in love Franzi and Dietz don't stand much of a chance of remaining apart. The whole town seems to be in on a grand plot to bring them together. The antics of the townsfolk are definitely amusing and help to drive the story. One machination after another throws the pair together and their powerful attraction for each other does the rest. The cast of secondary characters is full of lively, interesting faces but I did feel overwhelmed at points. I wanted to see more of the hero and heroine together, less of meddling neighbors and relatives.
ON WITH THE SHOW will appeal to readers looking for a sweet romance full of homey themes: being with friends and family, childhood sweethearts reunited, and a lovely touch of humor. The conclusion is bright with promise and will not disappoint.


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DETROIT — Mark McGwire was in the twilight of his career in 2001, willing his broken-down body through one final season with the St. Louis Cardinals, when a strapping young buck named Albert Pujols, just two years removed from being the 402nd overall pick in the draft, started tearing it up in spring training.
Bobby Bonilla was slated to be the Cardinals' left fielder, but when Bonilla was hurt that spring, McGwire practically commandeered the lineup card from Manager Tony La Russa.
"I said to him, 'If this guy doesn't make the team, it might be one of the biggest mistakes you make in your managerial career,' " McGwire, now the Dodgers' hitting coach, recalled. "Even before Bonilla's injury, there was nothing else for this kid to prove. It wasn't hard to see that."
La Russa saw it too, so much so that by the middle of the exhibition season, he was batting Pujols, then 21, cleanup just to see how he'd respond.
"He kept passing every test," La Russa said. "He did things so well we could not send him down. So we thought, 'Let's give him a shot during the season.' And that was it."
Those early evaluations were spot-on. Not only did Pujols star for the Cardinals, he went on to become perhaps the greatest hitter of his generation, a slugger who with two more home runs for the Angels will be the 26th player in major league history to hit 500 homers.
"That's a magic number for homers," said Angels third baseman David Freese, a teammate of Pujols in St. Louis. "It's amazing what he's done over his career. It's exciting to watch. It's exciting to learn from."
It's not exciting for Pujols to talk about — at least, not before he sends his 500th homer screaming over a wall. Pujols, 34, is reluctant to discuss the milestones he's approaching, not because they are a distraction to him but because they might be for the team.
"It's about winning — my focus is on the team — and I've been consistent with this," said Pujols, who signed a 10-year, $240-million deal with the Angels before 2012. "I will talk about it when it's over."
Those who have played with, coached and managed Pujols never seem to run out of things to say about him.
"He's a once-in-a-generation player," Angels Manager Mike Scioscia said. "There's no doubt he's the gold standard for what guys did not only in the batter's box but in the field — he's a Gold Glove first baseman. He's put up incredible numbers."
And not just for home runs. Only three members of the 500-homer club had a higher career batting average than Pujols' .321 mark — Ted Williams (.344), Babe Ruth (.342) and Jimmie Foxx (.325).
Pujols, a three-time National League most valuable player who led the Cardinals to the 2006 and 2011 World Series titles, has a career .409 on-base percentage, .599 slugging percentage, 529 doubles and 1,512 runs batted in.
He is the only player in history to begin his career with 10 straight .300-hitting, 30-homer, 100-RBI seasons. He's never struck out more than 76 times in 13 seasons, a rarity in a game filled with many all-or-nothing sluggers.
McGwire, who hit 583 homers but later admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs, could tell in 2001 that Pujols would be an elite slugger.
"The way he approached hitting, he had very little movement," McGwire said. "I was always taught that the less movement, the less room for error. He was born with that. He doesn't have any flaws in his swing, and he's been that way since day one. It's remarkable.
"His work ethic is off the charts. Guys like this don't come around too often. He has the gift, he's taken it to the umpteenth power, and he's never satisfied with what he does. He always wants to be better, and that's why I think he's going to smash records."
Injury and, perhaps, age, have diminished Pujols' prowess in Anaheim. He had a brutal start in 2012, hitting .190 with one homer and nine RBIs through May 8 before rebounding with a .309 average, 29 homers and 96 RBIs in the next 124 games.
He was slowed in 2013 by a painful left heel injury, hitting .258 with 17 homers and 64 RBIs before suffering a season-ending tear of the plantar fascia in his left foot in late July.
Pujols has regained his health and power stroke in 2014 — he entered Monday with six homers, which ties him for the major league lead, and a team-high 14 RBIs. And his stature remains strong.


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Hobbyist beekeepers Dan and Anita Lynch of Templeton visited the school with samples of hive bodies, bee shipping packages, a smoker, bee suits and a few samples of the products obtained from bees.
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During his presentation, Lynch surprised students and teachers by saying that bees from a typical hive must visit 1 million flowers to make one pound of honey. He said that just how much honey a hive may produce is largely dependent on weather conditions. A hive's honey production is also adversely affected if the bees are exposed to pesticides.
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The Zenit was clean and comfortable. It is close to the city and a good place to stay. The driveway was very narrow and our bus driver did an excellent job of manoeuvring in and out of there.
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5 night stay on first trip to Spain. Hotel is clean and very close to local eateries, supermarket and shops. It is however a 10-15 minute stroll to old city attractions so if this puts you off you may like to stay more central.
We did find the rooms a bit dark - no windows in bedroom and only one tiny in lounge area that looks out to ugly court yard and other rooms windows. However, one does not come all this way to stay on a room and the beds are ok comfort, and very well serviced and clean. It was also quiet so far as road noise etc. some noise from other guest occasionally but nothing bad
Staff not over friendly but to be frank we find Spanish so far all a bit frigid and allergic to smiling LOL.
Had nice stay and enjoyed city sights and food. Value for money, and if a bit of walking is ok with you then it could be a good budget option.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Zenit Sevilla Seville
A Wonderful find
We have just returned from a wonderful week-end in Seville, and stayed at the Zenit hotel it must be said the reviews we read on tripadvisor were the reason why we chose this hotel. They were all true, its real find and at only 65 euros a night for the rooms a bargain!! The hotel is within walking distance of all the sights, the rooms were warm and the beds huge and very comfortable. We didn't eat in the hotel as there was so much choice on the doorstep. But the room service was great and no extra tray charge like some hotels charge! The staff were excellent - friendly and welcoming and the football SEVILLE V BETIS was a great hit with the chaps, they managed to get good seats and loved every minute of it. The shopping is to die for, and we shopped till we dropped while the lads watched the game! All in all we would highly recommend this four star hotel, it was a real find!
The Bargain of Seville
A bargain of a hotel in Triana. The Zenit has a bar, quality restaurant and car parking. Our room had two single beds pushed together, a hallway, air conditioning, a large bathroom with a power shower over the bath, and toiletries that even included an emergency toothbrush and razor. The honesty minibar was cheaper than most hotels: our bill for 2 x 200ml bottles of Cava, 2 x Vodka miniatures, 1 x Fanta and 4 500ml bottles of water was 21Euros. There's a Champion supermaket 5 minutes a way if you fancy some beer/snacks for a night in as we did, shattered after 7 hours walking around Seville. There were three Pay Movies in English as well as BBC World and CNN in addition to local and national Spanish channels.
The room had great old-fashioned furniture, fabric to one wall the same as the lovely curtains. A local tourist magazine and large format glossy visitors book were provided in the rooms, and there were lots of free maps in the foyer. The staff were great, helping to locate some documents we'd left in our room 4 hours after checking out. They didn't charge for leaving our case either.
It's 10 minutes to the Bullring, nearer 20 to the Giralda so bring your walking shoes. There is a bus that runs to Plaza Nueva from just outside the hotel. Lots of bars and cafes on the riverside 5 minutes away, include a three level bar looking across to the main city.
Our room was quite noisy in the morning, we appeared to be near a staff lift which did mean waking early, but shutters made the room so dark it wasn't a problem drifting back off. Many of the rooms in the hotel have light via a large lightshaft; it wasn't a problem for us, but the lack of a view may bother some. I'd recommend booking directly with the hotel rather than Expedia/other agents as you may be able to specify a window, etc.
Couldn't have been more pleased
My wife and I were incredibly pleased with the Zenit Sevilla. We loved the wood floors in the room and the extra door between the bathroom and the bedroom, which provided some nice bathroom privacy and eliminated any hall noise. Colors, tiling, and general feel made this one of the most welcoming rooms I've stayed in. Only complaint, and this was true for 3 of the 4 hotels we stayed in throughout Spain, was that the king bed was really two twins put together. Other than that, would absolutely stay here again.
Excellent hotel
We spent 2 nights in this hotel in early september at the bargain price of 117 euros. I chose it after reading some of the earlier reviews and it lived up to the ratings-clean, quiet, comfortable rooms, helpful staff, and 10- 15 minutes walk to the Giralda. Our room overlooked a tree filled patio and all we heard was birdsong.
I've stayed in a number of sevilla hotels but I'd go back to this one both because of the excellent value and good feel of the place and because we loved being in Triana. The area has regenerated and has a 'real' city feel to it with lots of shops, bars and restaurants. We ate well both nights, once in a riverside restaurant and once in a small restaurant in a tiny square.
The local people seemed friendly and helpful - an optician even fixed broken sunspecs for free. This was different from having drinks in the Juderia where we were approached every 10 minutes by hustlers.
I did drive to the hotel from the airport only to find its parking was full. I was directed to a nearby carpark which turned out to be cheaper than parking at the hotel - and safe and secure.
Very pleased
Just returned from a mid-September trip to Sevilla. Our room decor was much nicer than the pictures posted online and we even had a separate living area. The location is terrific- 10-15 minutes pleasant walk from the historic area, and very near the many riverside cafe's and tapas bars. Staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations. Only downside was the lack of outdoor space, but I knew this when I reserved it. We stayed in a second hotel in Sevilla as well, and Zenit, at the same price, was much nicer! This is where we will come back to.
Good value hotel
My husband and I stayed here for two nights in Sept 05. We thought the hotel was great value for money - the room was spacious, good air-conditioning and big window (we had a room facing the courtyard instead of the air-shaft). Triana is a lovely area and the walk to the Cathedral / Alcazar area isn't far - we managed it in less than 15 minutes. However bear in mind that we visited in September, might not be as pleasant in the height of summer.
Triana also has great bars, most of them to the right of the bridge. It's only a few minutes walk to the hotel when you're ready to stagger back! The hotel was excellent value (Euro130 for two nights) and I would stay there again. You'll probably save enough money at this hotel to afford splashing out on a few taxi's if you don't want to walk to the centre.
PS - We visited Madrid first and got the high speed AVE to Seville to finish our holiday. If you're planning to travel by AVE, book as soon as you get to Spain. We went to the train station in Madrid 3 days before we planned to leave for Seville and there were only 20 tickets left for the train we wanted.
Great value hotel, but too far in the summer heat
I stayed in this clean, spacious, great-value hotel in July and paid �30 per room (for a twin room) per night on lastminute. A great find at this price! The staff were extremely efficient, particularly when a relative became ill with heat stroke (it was 40 degrees centigrade in the daytime) and they went out of their way to lend assistance. The bars and restaurants along the river, on the Triana side, were fabulous, especially the outdoor caribbean-style bar, which gave great views of the city and the river.
My only quibble with this hotel was that it was just too far away from the old town for the middle of summer. Normally, it would take about 15 to 20 mins to walk to the cathedral from here, across the river, but in the heat of mid-summer (and it was really hot, even at night), this seemed like torture, and we had to take taxis to come back for our siesta when the heat got to its height in the middle of the afternoon. So even though there is air con in this hotel (and it worked well!), if you want to stay in Seville in July or August, I'd recommend staying in the old town so that you can come and go into the main parts of the city more easily and not rely on taxis to get you around. In any other season, I'd really recommend this hotel on price, cleanliness, spaciousness, and facilities.
I found this 3-star gem excellent, in fact, quite surprised it's not a 4-star. I agree completely with the reviewer from London. I also am a fussy traveller. Huge rooms with individually controlled airconditioning, although the view from the window (in my room at least) was not great; 4 by 4 feet internal light shaft that looked out to other hotel room windows so I always had my curtain drawn for privacy and I prefer to have natural light. The highlight was the spotless bathroom. Lovely burgundy and white Moorish inspired tiles with a shower/tub combination with a towel rack comprising of 2 shelves. Large marble vanity with lots of space, a variety of products eg gel, shower cap. Lovely modern fittings. Just off the lobby was a cute little TV room, with tub chairs. Lobby itself is beautiful with quite a few seating areas. Big comfortable sofas and a separate raised area to have a quiet drink. Highlight was the glassed breakfast room (apart from another glassed dining area). Breakfast was amazing, such a variety of food: fruits, pastries, and even a mini toaster to make your own tostada, a specialty of Andalusia comprising of a baguette, cut in half and served with a choice of tomato or olive oil. Good service too and lots of tables to choose from including some with large, padded banquettes. My only gripe is with the front reception staff who mainly did not speak or understand English at all. Lucky enough to encounter one who spoke very basic English. This seems to be very common in the Andalusian region, particularly in the past couple of years, as I found Granada the same. Don't let this put you off staying at the Zenit, just be prepared to brush up on your Spanish.
Fabulous Hotel
I am an avid traveller and rely on the comments of other travellers on TripAdvisor[-] to book hotels. I recently returned from Seville and stayed at the Zenit Hotel Seville. What a wonderful surprise as it has no reviews on this site.
If you are heading to Seville to do some sightseeing, this is the place to stay. I am a very 'fussy' traveller and cleaniness, quietness and proximity are the 3 most important things I look for in accomodations. Let me list the benefits of this hotel:
1. The hotel itself is lovely, and very modern in the lobby area. There is a lovely restaurant, bar and seating area in the lobby; all with essential air conditioning.
2. The rooms are large, spotless, big bathroom (with tub), hardwood flooring and, the best bit, a separate door that shuts off the bedroom from the hallway and bathroom so there is virtually no noise from outside the room.
3. The location is superb. It is located off a main street called the Pages del Corro (easy for taxis to find). You turn into an alley and the hotel opens up into a courtyard; therefore there is no traffic noise. The hotel is located in the Triana District (the old city) which is known for the pottery makers and flamenco dancing. It's a lovely place to discover the old city.
4. It is a 10 minute walk over the bridge to the city centre. Along the river are lovely restaurants and bars with fabulous views. The area, although it does look a bit run down, is very safe and was not a bit nervous strolling home after a night out at 1:00am. Seville itself seems to be very safe.
5. Finally, the price. To pay 89 euros a night for a double room in June I think is outstanding.
I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone and if you are a fussy traveller like me, trust me when I say you won't be disappointed.
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Journal: Canadian walker making progress on trek
Published: Saturday, November 3, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
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The Canadian adventurer who passed through Houma nearly a year ago on his 10-year trek around the world has made it as far as Panama.
Jean Believeau, 45, left his home in Montreal Aug. 18, 2000, to embark on a 50,000-mile walk that is supposed to take him through six continents.
Since then, he's averaged 30 miles per day on his journeys through the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
He traveled through Houma Dec. 18 and, according to an e-mail sent to The Courier by his wife last week, is now in Colón, a city located in central Panama at the Atlantic Ocean end of the Panama Canal.
"He is now trying to find a boat that will bring him to Cartagena, Columbia," wrote Luce, Believeau's common-law wife and the mother of his two children. "I am sure he would love to go across on a sailboat. Jean has a passion for sailing!"
After he crosses the Caribbean Sea and reaches Caragena, plans are for Believeau to turn south and walk down the east coast of South America.
Believeau is keeping a daily journal of his trip and sends excerpts to his wife via e-mail. She posts his jottings, as well as messages sent to Montreal from people her husband meets along the way, on their Web site: www.wwwalk.org.
"We've made a lot of friends by Internet," the friendly adventurer said during his stay in Houma. "I think I touch the people I meet and maybe help change a little part of their life."
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Children use this for water for school and when playing on the park. so far it hasnt leaked.
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Dana White responds to fans saying UFC 177 should be free: 'Go to the movies tonight, I don't care'
Dana White is none too happy with MMA fans who are criticizing the UFC product.
Today, his anger is aimed at fans who said that UFC 177 should have been moved to "free" status and put on Fox Sports 1 following Renan Barao being forced out of his main event title rematch against T.J. Dillashaw. The main event now features Dillashaw defending against promotional newcomer Joe Soto.
When asked about that line of thinking by "Showdown Joe" for Sportsnet, White replied"Tell them to go to the movies tonight. I don't care." He would expand on this by suggesting that the problem is that people are never happy, "It's funny these guys saying 'make it a free show', how do you want these guys to get paid? The champ is still fighting. That's the craziest thing I ever heard. These people were bitching when Barao was still fighting. Some people are just never happy. I don't care."LarryAlec@laralec @TripleH RT @pboat96: @danawhite if u think we're going to pay for the trash u keep on putting (cont) http://tl.gd/nfv4k2
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You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
As a die hard fight fan I would rather go to the movies tonight.
Dana needs to be fired and their structure needs to change.
"He's got big balls. I like that." -Josh Koschek on Frank Trigg's balls.
Wonder what the butyrate looked like after dfw essentially talked down to fans and journalists for calling him on his bullshit.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
That is true.
However, as I said, the matchups did not represent what I would consider the UFC's best effort as far as compelling fans.
Great matchups are absolutely crucial but you can get those on regional cards for free.
I wonder if the opinions from dfw and you were equally supportive of bellator 106 or 120 which were actually better cards IMO.
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You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
A title fight can be a PPV but Soto didn't earn a title fight, but understand it was to late to change that to free. Also understand not wanting to cancel it too, but he should let someone else speak for the UFC would be better off for them
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Not only do we have the first ever photo from Sean McEwen's Albino Farm, but we've also added bits of a conversation we had with Jason Barnett, Albino Farm's FX Maestro! Read on for the skinny and watch for more interviews soon. The film follows the plight of four college students who, while exploring the Ozark Mountains for a midterm assignment on rural America, come face to face with a community of cave-dwelling redneck genetic mutations.
Most filmmakers have a specific vision of what they want with their film; Jason tells us Sean was really easy to work with, "I think the term Sean used was "go crazy!" And for about two months, we did. It took hundreds and hundreds of hours to create all of the prosthetics and effects for this show. It got pretty nuts, as we were still casting creatures a week or so before filming started. My crew worked very hard on Albino Farm."
The creatures created sound pretty damn interesting, especially the `Pig-Bitch', "Our main creature, the Pig-Bitch, has an over-sized head, a 6-inch gap between her eyes and a cleft lip. I'd say that's [going] pretty far." He also explains how the prop operates, "The make-up consisted of a radio controlled headpiece with an overlapping face appliance and teeth, he explains, "our actress, Bianca Barnett, was in the make-up for upwards of 12 hours. It paid off though, as her part will definitely stand out in the film."
So just how bloody is ALBINO FARM? Barnett tells us "We brought the blood. End of story."