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I have been working to get them all to work together all day. I was able to get my app to build successfully but it fails to run! I tested it on Visual C++ and it worked but I need it on Netbeans for now. I get this error when I press debug. Any tips?
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Do you need X11?
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dxdiag says I have DX11. The thing with Visual C++ is that it has been buggy as hell lately for me. I can't create new projects/open others. I really need an alternative.
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No, X11 is the Linux/GNU window system.
Try installing it in Cygwin (use the install package manager).
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Oh, OK! Downloaded everything related to X11 but still getting the same error.
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that's great but have you started the X display system?
typically you can just type 'startx' (I would refer to cygwin documentation though)
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... just realized the date. hope you got it working!
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By John Reynolds, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 12 February 2013 08:00AM
Nestle, The Co-operative and Sainsbury's are among the lead partners for this year's activity, which runs from 25 February until 10 March.
Last year's Fairtrade Fortnight led with the tagline 'Take a step' and called for consumers who were unfamiliar with the brand to buy Fairtrade-certified products.
The forthcoming activity will now ask customers and partner businesses to 'do more' by purchasing certified products from a wider range of categories.
Cheryl McGechie, director of public engagement at the Fairtrade Foundation, explained:'ÔSomeone might buy Fairtrade coffee, but we want to encourage to them buy more than one Fairtrade-certified product.'
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A DALTON woman has been sentenced to four years' jail at Canterbury Crown Court after pleading guilty to heroin smuggling.
Border Force officers stopped and questioned Naomi Thriepland, of Ann Street, on December 5, 2011 at the Channel Tunnel entrance at Coquelles, France.
She said she had been in France to spend a few days at Disneyland Paris.
But officers searched the Mercedes car she was driving and found approximately 3.4 kilograms of heroin in the hood compartment of the vehicle's boot.
The drugs had an estimated street value of up to £172,000.
Malcolm Bragg, from Border Force said: "Drug trafficking is a serious offence and those convicted will face prison sentences. Our message to those who would consider it is that it's just not worth it.
"Border Force officers will continue to work diligently to keep our border secure and to make life as tough as possible for those who seek to profit from this evil trade."
Thriepland was bailed while investigations by Border Force officers based at Dover were carried out.
On Monday, the 25-year-old was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to the charge during an appearance at Canterbury Crown Court on October 22.
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LEESBURG — Not-a-gym.
That's the way they say it, and they say it all the time — not-a-gym.
It takes a minute to sink in but the staff and owner of Athletic Republic, a new athletic center that specializes in agility, speed and explosiveness, is simply NOT A GYM.
"It's not a gym,'' said Ben Saxon, the head trainer who manages the facility that opened just north of the Lee County/Dougherty County line on Highway 19 back in April. "We're asked all the time what it is. People have called here wanting to know if it's a gym, and someone called to ask if it was a clothing store.''
It's neither.
It's a nationally renowned facility that specializes in sports-specific drills with equipment and protocols that are used to enhance agility, speed and explosiveness through intense workouts in plyometrics and training on machines. And it's a work out that won't be found in any gym.
"It's not a weight-lifting regimen and it's not a body building regimen,'' Saxon said. "But it's meant to complement those programs.''
The plyometrics regimen is a series of drills on an elevated wooden floor, based on patterns on the floor in which the athletes move their feet from one designated mark to another — like nuclear hop-scotch. There are many regimens within the workouts and some were designed by NFL players such as Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz.
The Athletic Republic in Leesburg — which is one of 170 worldwide but the first to be opened in Georgia — doesn't have a regular leg press, but a power plyopress machine that enhances the athlete's ability to burst and explode. The super treadmill isn't for those wanting to shed a few pounds or walk for long periods. Instead, it is an intense machine that revs up to 28 mph and can be placed on a 40-degree incline. Workouts on the treadmill last a matter of seconds as the athlete runs as fast and as hard as he or she can.
All the machines are designed for intense short workouts that add up to a six-to-eight week program.
"This isn't a place for you to come in and pump weights and get your beach muscles,'' said Thomas Nichols, a former Herald Player of the Year in baseball who starred at Lee County High and Georgia Tech and was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels. Nichols worked as one of the trainers this summer at Athletic Republic and now swears by the place.
"It's an athletic training facility, and it's specific to your sport,'' Nichols said. "It's a training facility for athletes, not a place to come and shed weight. It's sports-specific. Everyone knows this is a very baseball-minded community and how big baseball is in (Lee County). Everyone wants their kid to grow up and be the next Buster Posey. There are agility drills and protocols we do here to help you be a better baseball player. It's the same with basketball, football and other sports. The (regimen) will make you a better athlete.''
Baseball players can even hit in a batting cage at the facility, which includes an artificial surface for simulated outdoor drills on the turf.
Many area Little League players and high school baseball players have used the facility in the opening months, and many football players and basketball players have also tried the new approach. Westwood's entire football team went through a six-week program to get ready for the upcoming season.
"Going into August, I think we're going to be in the best shape we've ever been in, and we've been in good shape before,'' said Westwood coach Ross Worsham, whose program has won back-to-back state titles. "I thought it was tremendous. We went three days a week, 90 minutes a day, for six weeks. We didn't use it to replace our weight training program. We still did that. We used this along with it. I feel we got better because of it.''
Worsham knew that facilities like this one existed and was glad one is now in Southwest Georgia.
"I had an idea about it,'' Worsham said. "It's a sports-enhancement program that has been successful in other states. It met all my expectations and exceeded them. I feel like once everyone sees what it does, they will want it to be a part of their football program.''
The programs are charted and all your individual results are put online, so that way the athlete can simply log on and see their progress.
"We do pre-testing and post-testing so we can show you exactly how far you have come. All the scores go online and you have a login, so you can check them any time,'' Saxon said. "If you go through the eight-week program, you will see anywhere from a three- to six-inch improvement in your vertical and drop two to four seconds in your 40-yard dash.''
There are 170 Athletic Republics in four different countries, and in bigger markets in the U.S., pro baseball and pro football players are part of the clientele.
Which begs the question: Of all the places to open an Athletic Republic, why here?
"It works here because it works everywhere,'' said Dr. Tripp Morgan, the owner who brought the state-of-the-art idea and equipment to Leesburg. Morgan is a vascular surgeon who grew up in Camilla and decided two years ago to own the first Athletic Republic franchise in Georgia.
Morgan never liked the idea that a knee injury in high school cost him a football scholarship, and when he became more familiar with medicine he started looking at alternate ideas and discovered Athletic Republic, which had a different name then.
John Frappier started the new-age idea in training more than 20 years ago after traveling with the 1986 U.S. gymnastic team to the Goodwill Games in the Soviet Union. Frappier realized other countries were advanced in their training regimens compared to the U.S. and came home with the idea to develop new and more advanced training techniques for Americans that included a super treadmill, the Plyopress and plyometric platforms for agility work.
Morgan now has four children and wanted his kids and others in this part of the state to have the advantages of this training.
"I was a strong guy in high school,'' he said. "When I got into medicine, I started thinking that I didn't do a lot of things I needed to do to transfer that strength to the football field. You would lift weights and run three or four miles to prepare for football, but what a linebacker really needs is that explosive speed.
"Most of sports is done in a six-second increments. It's that burst of speed that makes the difference.''
Morgan fell in love with the concept that this kind of training offers athletes.
"I had the mindset that when you're training — no matter what you do — the training shouldn't make you more likely to get injured while you're training. There's a two-part paradigm. The first concept is that this (training) is safer and you are less likely to get injured while you're training. Part two of the paradigm is that because of this (regimen), you are less likely to get injured while you're playing the game.''
He first got wind of the idea from a friend of his, Michael Shiver, a physical therapist in Camilla. Two years ago Morgan went back to Shiver and told him he was interested in bringing a franchise to Southwest Georgia, but Shiver wasn't interested, so Morgan went on his own and brought in Saxon.
"We were researching ideas for training, looking for things we could do here,'' Morgan said. "Looking at gyms and looking at the training, none of it was sports-specific for athletes. That's what drew us to it.
"I liked the overall concept because it is sports medicine based and sports-specific based.''
Athletic Republic's target clients are kids. That's right, young athletes who are trying to get an edge in their sport.
"Our target audience is the athlete, from (ages) 10 to 18 to 25,'' Morgan said. "It goes up to whatever year you are still playing sports.''
Morgan said that even though the facility has only been open a few months, so far it's taking off.
"The reaction has been more than I thought,'' he said. "We were hoping to have 50-to-60 kids by the end of the summer, and we have more than double that — we're up to 140. People are finding out it's not a gym.''
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DOJ brought the legal action against Bollinger Shipyards in August 2011 to recoup an unspecified amount of money from Bollinger. The U.S. attorney general claimed the company made false statements about the hull strength of eight patrol boats it was elongating for the Coast Guard under the Deepwater program. The Coast Guard rejected the completed boats as unseaworthy, and eventually refashioned, and then terminated, the Deepwater program.
In the months following the filing of the lawsuit, the Coast Guard has continued to award contracts to Bollinger, and Sen. Mary Landrieu, (D-La), chair of the Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee, said she worked hard to ensure Congress allocated $358 million to support those contracts.
The Coast Guard signed a $180 million contract with Bollinger for the production of four more fast-response cutters in September 2011. The agency's total contracts with Bollinger to date were valued at $597 million, the company said at that time. The total value of the agency's contracts with Bollinger is $1.5 billion, if all options are exercised.
At the ceremony on March 2, Papp praised Bollinger and appeared overjoyed with the new cutter, according to an article in the HoumaToday.com online newspaper.
In an interview afterward, Papp described the current lawsuit as something the Justice Department chose to pursue and said it had no impact on future contracts, according to HoumaToday.com.
"Elongating the old Island Class cutters was one of the earlier solutions, and we decided to terminate that contract," Papp said, according to HoumaToday.com. "This is a completely different project. The company has a great track history."
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I want to acknowledge the important contributions of Commander Pierce and Pam Bible.Both provided sworn testimony regarding the worthless, decommissioned 8 Patrol Boats all of which operated before ICGS and Northrop Grumman got their greedy paws on them. Pam was the official Contract Officer who formally rejected all of the converted 123s and demanded the return of $96.1 million as damages.Commander Pierce was the official 30(b)(6) witness who testified, officially, for CG, itself, and who also provided us a sworn Declaration spelling out the material misrepresentations and failures confirmed by the official, written USCG investigation. Commander Pierce was unequivocal that the contractors withheld and misrepresented critical information that resulted in hull failure, and that kept the CG from cancelling the 123 program at a much earlier point in time, saving significant money. Neither Bible nor Pierce had any praises for what the contractors did to the 123s.They totally rejected the poor work and misleading conduct. Yet, the Commandant effectively rejected or repudiated the very clear sworn testimony of trusted CG personnel who were adamant about the contractors total failures in the 123 modification program. The Commandant seems to have no compassion for the taxpayers, the safety of those who served on the 123s or trust in his loyal staff whose motivations have never been doubted by anyone on the Deepwater program. We have it right, and the Department of Justice has it right. The contractors misled the USCG and destroyed 8 operating patrol boats. The Commandant is either (a) grossly uninformed (isn't he aware of the content developed during the April 2007 Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Investigative hearing in Congress), or (2) he is informed and he is trying to sink the Taxpayers before the CG has to scuttle the 8 useless 123' Patrol Boats which the contractors destroyed. The Deepwater work was expressly guaranteed, unconditionally, by ICGS and its partners, so why doesn't someone shake up the top of the USCG and make them do the job they were appointed to do?
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1. Senator Landrieu lobbied hard to get Congress to allocate $358? What did she do, pass the collection hat while Congress was in session? Or beg for the coffee fund money? 2. This is a prime example of what government contracting has become: less about the government agencies getting what they need and more about spreading the wealth around in an effort to support states and congressional districts so they will re-elect there respective representatives.
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I have full faith in my husbands innocence, she said. I have no faith in the quality of the investigation.
James Michael Wells, of Kodiak, is accused in a federal murder complaint of killing Petty Officer 1st Class James Hopkins, of Vergennes, Vt., and retired Chief Boatswains Mate Richard Belisle on Kodiak Island on April 12.
Another Coast Guard member found the victims shortly after the two would have arrived for work at the station, which monitors radio traffic from ships and planes. Their bodies were found in the rigger building, where antennas are repaired.
The 61-year-old Wells was arrested Friday. Hes expected to appear in court this week in Anchorage. Jail records show he is in custody at the Anchorage Jail.
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Hello match.com world! I'm a fun loving West Virginia girl and I'm proud of my county roots but happy to be living in the Charlotte area. When all is said and done I consider someone successful if he can wake up in the morning and say "I'm happy with my life." The rest is just details. For me, at times my life is balanced and sometimes it's an organized chaos. I never take myself too seriously. I laugh at things I do all the time...sometimes because I'm trying to be funny, other times not so much. I'm looking for someone who can crack a joke in an instant, but just as easily take one at his own expense. I'll warn you I have a bit of a goofy side and I love a good gut laugh every now and then when things get a little on the weird side... I'm always trying to see if I can do something different. I'll try my hand at anything...even if ends up as a disaster (at least I learned how not to do it next time). Whether I succeed or fail miserably, it's all about the experience. I definitely love a good competitive challenge whether it be intellectual, physical, spiritual, emotional, or even social (insert witty match.com reference here). If you're looking for someone who is more of the reserved quiet type that would love to retire to the middle of no where someday...stop reading now. I am not that girl. A little peace and quiet is nice, for about a day. I love to travel and explore different places. It could be that sketchy bar you drive past everyday on your way home from work, the biggest ball of yarn in the country, or an exotic new country half way around the world...all sound like a good Friday night to me. I'm never afraid to spend money on something to do and am always down for a last minute spontaneous trip. I ended up in North Carolina on a whim. I just graduated from Occupational Therapy school and decided to start a new chapter down here. At the end of the day, I'm looking for someone who enjoys life and people as much as I do.
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Most Motel 6's are showing their age...how should I expect anything different!? But we're willing to continue to stay here when travelling.
The location is great. Its right in the middle of everything. Lots of nearby shopping and restaurants.
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The Law Society of Upper Canada has a new governing board for the 2015–19 bencher term, following the election of 40 lawyer benchers from a list of 95 candidates.
The Law Society's Challenges Faced by Racialized Licensees Working Group released its interim report to Convocation today, providing an overview of the input gathered from more than 1,000 racialized and non-racialized licensees, legal organizations and members of the public during its consultation process last fall and winter.
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12th May 2015
Comment: Our Parliament will be poorer for the loss of Julian Huppert 9
4:19 PM — Sarah Brown writes on the impact of Liberal Democrat former MP Julian Huppert losing his seat.
1st May 2015
'Sinister monk' who delivered anti-gay leaflets ordered to leave presbytery
12:10 PM — A group of Catholic hermits have been ordered to leave a presbytery in the Diocese of Northampton - after PinkNews reported on the distribution of a number of extreme anti-gay leaflets.
23rd February 2015
Stag attack victim Dr Kate Stone appointed to press regulator's code committee 6
3:54 PM — An academic who took action after a number of newspapers identified her as transgender has been appointed to the press regulator's editors' code committee.
23rd January 2015
Green Party LGBTIQ group condemns candidate after transgender row 93
12:52 PM — The Green Party's LGBTIQ group has spoken out against one of the party's candidates, after he made a number of controversial comments about trans people.
22nd January 2015
Green Party candidate accused of transphobia 52
1:42 PM — Cambridge Green Party parliamentary candidate Rupert Read has been accused of allying with anti-trans feminists.
15th November 2014
Cambridge police: Leaflets claiming AIDS is God's punishment for gays are 'not a crime' 20
12:17 PM — Cambridgeshire police have said that leaflets claiming that homosexuality is linked to paedophilia "fall short of any criminality".
28th October 2014
'Sinister monk' spotted again delivering leaflets claiming AIDS is God's punishment for gays 111
11:33 AM — A man wearing a monk's robe has been spotted again delivering leaflets which compare gay people to paedophiles.
27th October 2014
Is this the man who delivered leaflets comparing gays to paedophiles? 67
5:08 PM — This is allegedly the man who distributed leaflets in Cambridge comparing gay people to paedophiles, and claiming trans people are possessed by demons.
Leaflets delivered in Cambridge: AIDS is God's punishment for gays, and trans people are possessed by demons 46
1:50 PM — Leaflets have been delivered in Cambridge claiming that homosexuality is linked to paedophilia, and that transgender people need to be exorcised.
12th October 2014
LGBT activists protest British preacher who backed Ugandan anti-gay law 31
6:47 PM — LGBT activists have protested a UK Christian pastor who went to Uganda to preach in favour of an anti-homosexuality law.
1st October 2014
Leading clergyman says leaflets comparing homosexuality to paedophilia are 'frightening' 6
12:19 PM — A vicar in Lancashire has condemned leaflets distributed during Preston pride which compare homosexuality to paedophilia, calling them "threatening and frightening."
27th September 2014
Leicestershire Police: Anti-gay leaflets comparing homosexuality to paedophilia 'not a crime' 46
1:10 PM — A man who was caught distributing leaflets comparing homosexuality to paedophilia has committed "no criminal offence", according to police.
24th September 2014
Leaflets comparing gays to paedophiles now delivered in Lincoln 22
11:29 AM — Leaflets claiming that homosexuality is "not natural" and a "rebellion against nature" have been delivered in Lincoln.
2nd August 2014
'Sinister monk' now distributing leaflets in Brighton comparing gays to paedophiles 57
11:53 AM — A 'sinister monk' is distributing homophobic leaflets in Brighton, comparing gay people to paedophiles.
23rd May 2014
Lib Dem trans campaigner Sarah Brown loses council seat 6
1:00 PM — Transgender campaigner and Liberal Democrat politician Sarah Brown has failed to be re-elected as a councillor in Cambridge.
25th April 2014
UK: Unitarian church given green light to perform same-sex marriages 3
5:26 PM — A Unitarian church in Cambridge has been told it can begin marrying gay couples following a bureaucratic delay.
12th April 2014
UK: 'Sinister monk' delivers leaflets in Cambridge comparing gays to paedophiles 26
3:31 PM — Police are investigating homophobic leaflets delivered in Cambridge, which state that homosexuality is 'rebellion against nature' and will lead to paedophilia and the 'disintegration of family life'.
24th July 2013
Paul Gambaccini: The BBC singled me out as a 'potential security threat' for being gay 17
1:56 PM — Radio 2 DJ Paul Gambaccini has revealed how the BBC marked his personnel file with a "Christmas tree" symbol in order to warn others that he was gay.
28th June 2013
Australia: Children with same-sex parents have 'better overall health' than national average 9
6:54 PM — An Australian report on the children of same-sex couples has revealed that they have higher self-esteem, greater family cohesion, and better overall health than the national average.
21st June 2013
UK: Anti-gay Christian B&B owner takes case to Court of Appeal 69
12:57 PM — A Christian guest house owner who was found to have discriminated against a Cambridgeshire gay couple has taken her case to the Court of Appeal.


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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 Eric Lichtblau,
New York Times
WASHINGTON (Feb. 9) – In the months before the Sept. 11 attacks, federal aviation officials reviewed dozens of intelligence reports that warned about Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, some of which specifically discussed airline hijackings and suicide operations, according to a previously undisclosed report from the 9/11 commission.
But aviation officials were "lulled into a false sense of security," and "intelligence that indicated a real and growing threat leading up to 9/11 did not stimulate significant increases in security procedures," the commission report concluded.
The report discloses that the Federal Aviation Administration, despite being focused on risks of hijackings overseas, warned airports in the spring of 2001 that if "the intent of the hijacker is not to exchange hostages for prisoners, but to commit suicide in a spectacular explosion, a domestic hijacking would probably be preferable."
Ask yourself how the 9/11 Commission could find that the FAA was "lulled into a false sense of security" after receiving 52 terrorist warnings including statements that domestic hijackings were preferable if the intent was "to commit suicide in a spectacular explosion." Next watch the media talking heads endlessly repeat the official mantra of complacency, distraction and miscommunications. Then it may be clear how far the Commission and the spin doctors will go to protect the "official story" – and how cowed or stupid they all believe we are. See also the Voices of September 11th's hard-hitting Feb. 10 response at the end.
The report takes the F.A.A.…Continue reading
Welcome Truth Seekers…
to a quick course on the shortest paths to 9/11 truth…
Paths to 9/11 Understanding
The Two-Step 9/11 Truth Expedition
Understanding the full truth of 9/11 seems to require two separate awakenings.
The first, awakening to the fraudulence of the "official 9/11 story," is a pretty simple brain function and only requires a little study, logic or curiosity. We can help a lot with that part here and it's a major purpose of this site.
The second step, however, consciously confronting the implications of that knowledge–and what it says about our media, politics and economic system today–is by far the harder awakening and requires an enormous exercise of nerve and heart. (As the Chinese say, "You cannot wake… Continue reading
An open letter to Congress from 25 national security experts, including former FBI whistle-blower, Sibel Edmonds
Date: September 13, 2004
To The Congress of The United States: The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States ended its report stating that "We look forward to a national debate on the merits of what we have recommended, and we will participate vigorously in that debate." In this spirit, we the undersigned wish to bring to the attention of the Congress and the people of the United States what we believe are serious shortcomings in the report and its recommendations. We thus call upon Congress to refrain from narrow political considerations and to apply brakes to the race to implement the commission recommendations. It is not too late for Congress to break with the practice of limiting testimony to that from politicians and top-layer career bureaucrats-many with personal reputations to defend and institutional equities to protect. Instead, use this unique opportunity to introduce salutary reform, an opportunity that must not be squandered by politically driven haste.
Omission is one of the major flaws in the Commission's report. We are aware of significant issues and cases that were duly reported to the commission by those of us with direct knowledge, but somehow escaped attention. Serious problems and shortcomings within government agencies likewise were reported to the Commission but were not included in the report. The report simply does not get at key problems within the intelligence, aviation security, and law enforcement communities.… Continue reading
I posted an earlier version of this last week at Democratic Underground. I've added a number of more entries, and links for all.
Original: http://rigorousintuition.blogspot.com/2004/08/coincidence-theorists-guide-to-911.html
Happy coincidenting!
That governments have permitted terrorist acts against their own people, and have even themselves been perpetrators in order to find strategic advantage is quite likely true, but this is the United States we're talking about.
That intelligence agencies, financiers, terrorists and narco-criminals have a long history together is well established, but the Nugan Hand Bank, BCCI, Banco Ambrosiano, the P2 Lodge, the CIA/Mafia anti-Castro/Kennedy alliance, Iran/Contra and the rest were a long time ago, so there's no need to rehash all that. That was then, this is now!
That Jonathan Bush's Riggs Bank has been found guilty of laundering terrorist funds and fined a US-record $25 million must embarrass his nephew George, but it's still no justification for leaping to paranoid conclusions.
That George Bush's brother Marvin sat on the board of the Kuwaiti-owned company which provided electronic security to the World Trade Centre, Dulles Airport and United Airlines means nothing more than you must admit those Bush boys have done alright for themselves.
That George Bush found success as a businessman only after the investment of Osama's brother Salem and reputed al Qaeda financier Khalid bin Mahfouz is just one of those things – one of those crazy things.
That Osama bin Laden is known to have been an asset of US foreign policy… Continue reading
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General Myers was acting head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on September 11th. On September 13th, he is going for a nomination hearing to be made head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. This is the most important day of his life because on this day that Myers, an Air Force General with thousands of hours of time flying fighter planes, is acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It's the only day in history that the continental United States has ever been attacked from the air.
Myers claims he is at Senator Max Cleland's office at 8:40 EDT. He sees on TV that the first plane has hit the World Trade Center. He claims on Armed Services Radio that at that point he went in and met with Cleland for an hour. Nobody called him and told him that a second plane had hit, that the air corridor had been closed between Washington and Cleveland, that a plane had been hijacked in Ohio and was flying back to the Pentagon. Then he also claims that when he walked out of Cleland's office, he was handed a portable phone and it was the head of NORAD–the North American Aerospace Defense Command–telling him the Pentagon had been hit.
Now these are unbelievable assertions. Doesn't the man have a beeper? Doesn't the man have a cell phone? Doesn't the man have a secretary who knows where… Continue reading
Open Letter To Thomas Kean, Chairman Of The 9/11 Commission, from FBI Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds
August 1, 2004
Thomas Kean, Chairman
National Committee on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States
301 7th Street, SW
Room 5125
Washington, DC 20407
Dear Chairman Kean:
It has been almost three years since the terrorist attacks on September 11; during which time we, the people, have been placed under a constant threat of terror and asked to exercise vigilance in our daily lives. Your commission, the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States, was created by law to investigate 'facts and circumstances related to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001′ and to 'provide recommendations to safeguard against future acts of terrorism', and has now issued its '9/11 Commission Report'. You are now asking us to pledge our support for this report, its recommendations, and implementation of these recommendations, with our trust and backing, our tax money, our security, and our lives.
Unfortunately, I find your report seriously flawed in its failure to address serious intelligence issues that I am aware of, which have been confirmed, and which as a witness to the commission, I made you aware of. Thus, I must assume that other serious issues that I am not aware of were in the same manner omitted from your report. These omissions cast doubt on the validity of your report and therefore on its conclusions and recommendations. Considering what is at stake, our national security, we are entitled to demand answers to unanswered questions, and to ask for clarification of issues that were ignored and/or omitted from the report.…Continue reading
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


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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu April 17th, 2014
Apple might have once been toying with bringing a gesture-based unlocking system to iOS.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon September 19th, 2011
Jailbroken iDevice owners may want to check out Gesturizer, a new hack that lets you control apps using gestures. Priced at $2.99, the download is available now from Cydia's BigBoss repo, according to iDownloadBlog.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu June 09th, 2011
We've received numerous reports the upcoming gesturing feature in iOS 5 will not work on the original iPad. If proven correct, this would be the first time the first-generation iDevice was denied a key feature besides those that require the iPad 2's camera.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed June 08th, 2011
Apple and sites such as AppAdvice have spent the past three days highlighting the most significant aspects of iOS 5, which arrives to consumers this fall. However, we thought we'd highlight two additional features some might have missed.
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I'm very laid back but I'm always up for doing new, random things. Someone who's down to do dinner one day, catch a game the next, go on a zipline tour (that's my limit on extreme sports), or just chill sounds like a great match. I value honesty -- it's something I give and expect to get in return. If that sounds good to you, feel free to send a message.
Alumni connections , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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Stanford University, Stanford, CA
I like to do a bit of everything. I'm a die-hard Warriors' fan (you read that correctly), so I try to catch as many games as I can. The California girl in me is very laid back, so sometimes it's just nice to relax and go with the flow.
In my free time I like to catch up with friends. I like to watch, and sometimes play, sports. I recently got recruited to play flag football, which has been entertaining. I also like to relax, so give me a Modern Family or SVU marathon and I'm fine.
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