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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- It might be true that the current list of unemployed free agents is longer than the list of Mike Tyson police incidents. But that doesn't mean the good old-fashioned baseball trade is in any danger of extinction whatsoever.
In fact, the names bouncing around the lobby of the Anaheim Marriott this weekend will sound more like the all-star team than the all-pariah team. So here are 10 players who, conceivably, could get traded before baseball's winter meetings conclude Monday:
1. Sammy Sosa
Granted, there are many reasons Sosa might not get traded. But here are two reasons he still could: 1) There are increasing indications that he would prefer a new start in exotic Flushing, N.Y., to a return for another tense season with Dusty Baker. And 2) the Cubs have made his exit the centerpiece of their remaining offseason agenda. They can't open a position -- or payroll room -- to make a charge at Carlos Beltran if Sosa is still doing his Wrigley hop. So as frustrated as the Cubs have been by the Mets' mixed signals on Sosa, expect those conversations to resume this weekend -- because no matter what you may have heard, says one baseball man, "that deal isn't dead."
2. Tim Hudson
A's GM Billy Beane has been telling people he's feeling "creative" lately. And you know what that means: A seven-team trade involving 28 players could be happening any minute now. But more likely, it means Beane has peered over the horizon and determined that, for the sake of his team's long-term financial maneuverability, the dreaded time has come to trade one of his Big Three starters. The most likely to depart is Hudson, just because he's closest to free agency and because he's likely to bring the best package. The A's want a second baseman and young pitching in return. So the Braves (Marcus Giles, Jose Capellan) and Orioles (Brian Roberts, Erik Bedard) look like logical matches. But the Cardinals and Indians also will know exactly where to find Beane's suite.
3. Alfonso Soriano
Why would the Rangers want to deal a 28-year-old second baseman who has averaged 31 homers, 34 steals, 99 runs scored and 73 extra-base hits a season? Well, one reason is: He and Jose Hernandez are the only players in the big leagues who have averaged 100 more strikeouts than walks over the past four years. Another is: They would like to move Michael Young back to second base after a season at shortstop. And the biggest is: They sure can't get any decent starting pitchers to sign in Texas as free agents -- so their best hope is to try to trade for one, using Soriano as the bait. There would be more interest (especially by the Mets and Yankees), if Soriano would consider shifting to the outfield (which he says he won't). And there aren't many teams looking for second basemen. But remember, the only second basemen in baseball more productive than Soriano since 2001 are Jeff Kent and Bret Boone.
4. Randy Johnson
The Unit would rank No. 1 on this list if the Yankees and Diamondbacks hadn't broken off diplomatic relations this month. Now, even though Johnson remains the biggest (also tallest) name on the market, there is just about no place else left that could satisfy Arizona's voluminous talent demands and could entice His Unitness to waive his no-trade clause. Since the Yankees pulled the plug, the Diamondbacks have tried to lure the Dodgers and Angels back into the picture (not successfully) and have talked three-way options with the Cardinals and White Sox. But what Arizona would really like to do, now that it has signed Troy Glaus, is bring back Steve Finley, convince Johnson it can be competitive and not just keep him, but sign him to an extension. Then again, if the Yankees strike out on Carl Pavano and Eric Milton, it wouldn't be a shock to see Johnson reappear on their drawing board, either.
5. Shawn Green
A week ago, Dodgers GM Paul DePodesta thought he had a mystery deal for Green within his grasp. But by the time he drove down the freeway to Anaheim this weekend, Green was still right where DePodesta left him -- in L.A.'s Priced to Sell bin. Green has one year and 16 million bucks left on his contract. His batting average and slugging percentage have dropped three straight seasons. And he had fewer extra-base hits this season (57) than Jack Wilson (64). So he's marketable mostly only as a swap-ee for some other member of the All Contract Dump team (say, Cliff Floyd, Preston Wilson, Geoff Jenkins, etc.).
6. Jason Marquis
Marquis was the youngest pitcher in the National League to cross both the 15-win and 200-inning barriers. But he had a rough finish, dropped to the back of the Cardinals' rotation in October and is now being dangled in a package for a potentially more dominating starting pitcher (such as Barry Zito or Tim Hudson). The Cardinals, according to an executive of one team that has talked with them, would prefer to move Marquis or Jeff Suppan over the younger, cheaper Danny Haren. But will that be enough? Given their shortage of tradeable prospects, you wouldn't think so. But GM Walt Jocketty seems to find a way every year.
7. Danny Kolb
The odds are, Kolb isn't going anywhere -- not after a breakout 39-save season at age 29. On the other hand, he also struck out fewer hitters (21) than any closer in history who saved at least 35 games. And his strikeout rate (3.3 per 9 IP) was the lowest by anybody with that many saves since Dan Quisenberry in 1984. Kolb is also arbitration-eligible and a Scott Boras client. So nothing's impossible. And the Cubs are interested. GM Doug Melvin hasn't said no when asked about him. But as one front-office man put it, "I don't know that he'll ever say yes, either."
8. Andruw Jones
You may not have noticed if you haven't paid close attention. But Jones has slid from the Michael Jordan of defensive center fielders to merely the Vince Carter of this crowd. He's still fun to watch. He can still crash the Web Gem reel. He can still turn doubles into F-8's. But Jones has slipped. He ran down 100 fewer balls this season than he did five years ago. The Braves haven't always been happy with his work habits. And just when you thought he was making progress offensively, he set a career high in strikeouts (147). But Jones' most critical number is 39 million -- the number of dollars left on his contract (over three years). He's about the only big-ticket item the Braves could move. So they have talked to the White Sox and Orioles. And if a deal gets huge enough, they might just pull the trigger.
9. Austin Kearns
There aren't many (if any) 24-year-old outfielders with Kearns' tools on the auction block. But the Reds have been listening on both Kearns and the ever-intriguing Wily Mo Pena. They'd rather move Junior Griffey, but that ain't happening. So they're curious about what a guy like Kearns might bring. Of course, they've asked every team they've talked to for the best young player on the market. So the odds are, a long phone bill is all they'll get out of all these conversations. But you never know.
10. Paul Konerko
After a series of bizarre, schizo seasons, Konerko finally put two halves together this summer -- and finished second in the league in homers (41). He also crashed the top 10 in RBI (117) and slugging (.535). So the White Sox tossed his name out there for Arizona's consideration in a run at Randy Johnson. And even though that deal's a goner, Konerko could still move in the kind of blockbuster GM Kenny Williams loves to pursue this time of year.
Other bats
Doug Mientkiewicz, Kevin Millar, Ron Belliard, Nick Johnson, Mike Cameron, Jose Cruz Jr., Sean Burroughs, Erubiel Durazo, Shea Hillenbrand, A.J. Pierzynski, Scott Podsednik, Jay Gibbons, Julio Lugo, Juan Encarnacion, Toby Hall, Eric Munson, Alex Sanchez, Randy Winn, Scott Spiezio, Marlon Byrd, Jay Payton, Kevin Mench, Josh Phelps, Casey Blake, Dave Roberts.
Other arms
Jarrod Washburn, Shawn Chacon, Jon Garland, Mike Maroth, Steve Trachsel, Jorge Julio, Danys Baez, Damaso Marte, Kyle Farnsworth, Arthur Rhodes, Tanyon Sturtze, Chris Reitsma, Jim Brower, Mike Koplove, Chris George, Kerry Ligtenberg, Jorge Sosa.
Young guns
Edwin Jackson, Casey Kotchman, Joe Borchard, Adrian Gonzalez, Alexis Rios, Ryan Vogelsong, Juan Dominguez.
Only in a whopper
Javier Vazquez, Darin Erstad, Trot Nixon, Mike Sweeney, Kaz Matsui, Jacque Jones, Tom Gordon, Geoff Jenkins, Brian Schneider, Mark Kotsay, Octavio Dotel, Ted Lilly, Aubrey Huff, B.J. Ryan, Ray Durham.
Take my contract, please
Kevin Brown, Chan Ho Park, Mike Piazza, Byung-Hyun Kim, Cliff Floyd, Preston Wilson, Charles Johnson, Brian Anderson, Junior Griffey, Jason Giambi.
Jayson Stark is a senior writer for ESPN.com.
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14hStacey Pressman
Jacob deGrom struggles and New York Mets get swept
9hKieran Darcy
How did Justin Turner get this good?
14hMark Saxon
Kevin Kiermaier the best defensive player in June
16hMark Simon
Month in review: June home runs
1dESPN Stats & Information
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Salad Johannes
17 Apr 2009
Salad Johannes is an irresistible mouth watering side dish recipe which you would love to serve to your loved ones. Try this Salad Johannes dish; I bet you will have a huge fan following for this.
|Canned peach halves
|1 Pound
|Finely chopped crystallized ginger
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Maple syrup
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Salad greens
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Drain 12 canned peach halves thoroughly.
Arrange on salad greens and spoon 1 teaspoon of the 1/4 cup finely chopped, crystallized ginger into hollow of each peach.
Serve topped with dressing made by combining 1 cup sour cream with 2 tablespoons each maple blended syrup, lemon juice and brandy, stirring to mix well
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FORT PIERCE - The St. Lucie County International Airport is gearing up for its annual Airport/Community Day on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Activities for this year's event will be held at the Missionary Flights International Hangar, 3170 Airmans Drive, which is located north of Hammond Road on the southwest side of the airport property off St. Lucie Boulevard.
Airport/Community Day is a free, family-friendly, aviation-community event that gives the public the opportunity to learn about the various careers, opportunities and the many services that aviation and the St. Lucie County International Airport provide. Guests can also experience old, new and unusual aircraft that will be on display.
Students will have the chance to interact with pilots, flight school and college representatives, mechanics and other professionals in the aviation field. Exhibitors scheduled to appear include: The Experimental Aircraft Association, Flight Safety, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Civil Air Patrol, Aviator College of Aeronautics, St. Lucie County Fire District, St. Lucie County Sheriffs Aviation Department, Chamber of Commerce, AECOM, Florida Institute of Technology, Trade Winds Flight School, Missionary Flights International, U.S. Sport Aircraft, Fairwinds Golf Course, Federal Aviation Administration and more.
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Opening night at home is usually a banner evening for the Alaska Aces, and it will be again Friday at Sullivan Arena.
Before the Aces open a two-game series with the Utah Grizzlies, they'll unveil three new additions to banners that adorn the east wall of their home rink.
The additions represent three titles the Aces secured last season in the ECHL: The Brabham Cup as regular-season league champions, the regular-season Western Conference title and the regular-season Mountain Division crown.
The Aces head into their first home series, after splitting a season-opening road series at Colorado last weekend, with coach Rob Murray doing some lineup juggling because of a surplus of veterans. Also, a new defenseman has replaced a departed blueliner -- Chris Haltigin in, Danny Markowitz out -- and former Aces bench boss Davis Payne will drop the ceremonial first puck in Saturday night's series finale.
With NHL skaters Brandon Dubinsky, Nate Thompson and Joey Crabb playing for the club during the lockout and considered veterans in the ECHL, and defensemen Steve Ward and Sean Curry, as well as winger Matt Robinson counting as veterans, Murray has to puzzle out his lineup each game. ECHL clubs are permitted four veterans in the lineup, which means Murray must sit two veterans each night.
Last week, Curry's absence with a lower-body injury made the equation easier -- Murray only had to sit one veteran a night. Crabb played the first night while Robinson sat out, then Robinson played while Crabb sat the second night.
But with Curry possibly ready to go this weekend, two vets may have to sit at some point in the series against Utah. As "problems'' go, this isn't exactly crippling -- it's like choosing between types of really tasty ice cream.
Murray said opening with a pair of two-game series makes it tougher than it will be next week, when the Aces entertain the expansion San Francisco Bulls for three games in three nights.
"A 3-in-3 is a little easier to rotate guys in and out,'' Murray said. "Right now, there's nothing written in stone. We're still trying to figure it out.''
Murray said his decision was made easier last Saturday in Colorado when Crabb volunteered to take the night off.
The Aces' roster underwent a couple changes Thursday, when the club released second-year defenseman Danny Markowitz and added rookie defenseman Chris Haltigin.
Haltigin, 24, who was in training camp briefly this fall with ECHL Fort Wayne and then with ECHL Orlando, is coming off a strong college career at RIT. In 39 games last season, he posted 5-16--21 totals. He earned 24-50--74 totals in 147 career games.
Payne is responsible for many of the banners that hang at Sullivan -- he coached the Aces from 2003 to 2007, guided them to the 2006 Kelly Cup and racked a 185-75-28 (.691 winning percentage) regular-season record.
Payne left Alaska to become an assistant coach with the Peoria Rivermen of the American Hockey League. The former NHLer became head coach at Peoria, then became bench boss of the NHL's St. Louis Blues for parts of three seasons before he was fired early last season. Payne is currently as assistant coach with the NHL's Los Angeles Kings.
He's not the only one making a homecoming of sorts this weekend. Utah's roster features several Alaska connections.
Grizzlies winger Kory Falite and defenseman Mark Isherwood as rookies both helped the Aces to the 2011 Kelly Cup. Utah also includes former Aces defenseman Nick Tuzzolino and former UAA forward August Aiken.
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9/11: Blueprint for Truth – WTC Building 7 – 10 minutes – from the new AE911Truth "Companion" Edition DVD
This is one of the three abridged videos on the new AE911Truth Companion Edition to "9/11: Blueprint for Truth — The Architecture of Destruction" DVD. In just 10 minutes Richard Gage, AIA of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth takes you through most of the scientific forensic evidence proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the destruction of WTC 7 was accomplished with explosive controlled demolition.
This DVD is available at the AE911Truth online store, packaged together along with the 30 and 60 minute versions of 9/11: Blueprint for Truth. See the extended 2 hour Research Edition for the complete array of evidence and background information! Visit www.ae911truth.org for further details.
Announcing two new papers by Dr. Frank Legge (Ph.D., Chemistry) published at journalof911studies.com:
1) "Controlled Demolition at the WTC: an Historical Examination of the Case" provides a brief history of research related to explosive demolition at the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001, from Dr. Legge's point of view. Cogent and pithy; worth the read.
2) "Frank Greening versus Isaac Newton" provides a brief expose of the "lapse" by F. Greening in understanding Newton's Third Law — and the significance of this gaffe by Greening. Sometimes humorous, certainly enlightening.
My lecture is entitled "9/11: Time for a Second Look." In suggesting that it is time for people to take a second look at 9/11, I have in mind primarily people who decided long ago that the attacks of 9/11 happened essentially the way the Bush-Cheney administration and the official reports about 9/11 said they happened, and who therefore decided that the so-called 9/11 Truth Movement, which disputes that account, is comprised of crazy conspiracy theorists with no capacity to evaluate evidence objectively. Having formed these views long ago, such people, including most journalists, have been impervious to any arguments presented by the Truth Movement. They simply roll their eyes and move on.
However, both the Truth Movement and the available evidence have changed dramatically in the past three years. Because of these changes, it is not rational to reject the claims of this movement out of hand, without taking a second look. If you are a person who has had such an attitude, you cannot, in the face of these changes, simply roll your eyes without exhibiting the very irrationality of which you accuse the people you dismiss as "conspiracy theorists."
My lecture is also addressed, albeit indirectly, to fellow members of the Truth Movement. Some members have decided that, now that Bush and Cheney are out of office and the Obama administration has reversed some of their 9/11-based policies, getting the truth about 9/11 revealed is no longer so important. Other members of the… Continue reading
May 9, 2009
Report for our English speaking friends:
(In German, below)
On May 7 Professor David Ray Griffin came to Lucerne Switzerland on his tour through Europe that took him to Paris, Brussels and Madrid, and several other cities for an evening under the motto: "9/11 Time for a second look".
As a leading figure in the world wide 9/11 truth movement it was an honour to welcome him and listen to his speech live and in person. At the same time I grabbed the opportunity because of the currentness of the topic and also invited Professor Dr. Niels Harrit to our event, who published together with eight other scientists their paper about nano-thermite that they found in the dust of ground zero. That both respected personalities would inform us in the same evening was a special experience.
On a beautiful sunny day the first attendees arrived in the afternoon from near but also from the neighbouring countries Germany, Austria and Italy. Some even came with their camper and used the parking lot to stay overnight.
The event started at 7 pm and the hall was full, so we began with the lecture of Professor Griffin, who informed us about the latest developments regarding 9/11. He told us that more and more scientists, engineers, architects, pilots, lawyers, medical professionals and politicians are joining the truth movement who doubt the official story. As an example he said, more then 640 architects and engineers have signed with their names, who say the official reason for the collapse of the three WTC buildings is impossible and ask for a new investigation.…Continue reading
On May 2 we will stream the convention from 10AM to about 1:30PM Pacific, then at 4PM we will live stream Richard's talk at the Westin Hotel, before a large group of convention architects. http://www.justin.tv/ae911truth (Also linked at www.AE911truth.org)
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The 2009 British Film Festival presents
The Reflecting Pool
Monday, May 4th, 4 PM
Custom Hotel
8639 Lincoln Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 900045
April 23, 2009
JAREK KUPSC — "The Reflecting Pool," trying to tell the truth, in America, through film.
anybody born and raised
behind the Iron Curtain,
it wasn't difficult to realize
what you were getting from
the television, newspapers
and the media did not exist
outside your house," Kupsc says.
"People developed other ways
to find what was going on."
JAREK KUPSC, 43, lives in Los Angeles, as of February 2009.
Born in Warsaw, Poland, Jarek has been involved in independent film production
since 1983.
He studied art and history in his native Warsaw, Poland, learned Byzantine
Icon painting techniques in Greece, and received his B.A. in Film Writing/Directing
from San Francisco State University.
He authored and illustrated "The History of Cinema for Beginners,"
a comic film history textbook (Writers&Readers, New York/London, 1998).
As a writer/director/producer, Jarek completed numerous short films, including
the Rosebud Award-winning "Dog."
He debuted in 2001 with "Recoil" in the feature film category, following
with "Slumberland" in 2005 (Winner of Special Jury Prize, 2006 Gdynia
Film Festival, Poland; First Prize, 2007 Oskariada FF, Poland; Best Screenwriter,
2007 Young Film Festival, Poland.).
He is the writer/director of the 9/11 film "The Reflecting Pool."
"For anybody born and raised behind the Iron Curtain, it wasn't
difficult to realize what you were getting from the television, newspapers and
the media did not… Continue reading
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See story source, 911debunkers.blogspot.com, for factual back-up, sources, and further research materials.
"It's time for a second look on the 9/11 events"
By Angela Corrias on April 16, 2009
LONDON (Herald de Paris) – "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." Quoting Upton Sinclair, professor David Ray Griffin addressed an attentive audience at the City University of London last Tuesday for almost three hours in the first of the ten appointments of his European tour entitled "9/11: Time for a Second Look," a second and deeper look at the events that eight years ago cost almost 3,000 american citizens their lives, and that were used as the root cause to wage war to Afghanistan first and among the excuses for the invasion of Iraq.
Since 2003, hundreds between scholars, engineers, architects, political and religious leaders, lawyers, medical professionals, pilots, senior military and intelligence officers, firefighters, artists and media professionals from all over the world have joined him in his call for an unflinching investigation over the 9/11 attacks since, he maintains, the explanations provided by the Bush/Cheney administration are inconsistent and false.
Griffin pointed out that since 2001 the only investigations were carried out by agencies aligned with and employed by the Bush/Cheney administration, such as the NIST, and that their findings are in striking contrast with the results of independent researchers and experts, making an independent investigation essential to establish what really happened and who is behind 9/11 attacks.
Recently, independent researchers have brought to light the presence… Continue reading
By Peter Duveen
PETER'S NEW YORK, Saturday, April 18, 2009–U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer
(D-NY) said yesterday that while he was positively disposed toward a new investigation
into the events of 9-11, his support for such a probe would depend on the form
it would take.
Schumer, who was attending the launch of the Tour of the Battenkill annual
bicycle races in Cambridge, New York, responded to a question regarding efforts
in New York City to establish a new 9-11 investigation.
"I think it's not a bad idea," Schumer said. "You know, you've
got to do it in a good way, but yes, I'd be for it."
Schumer qualified his remarks by noting that his support would depend upon
the manner in which the investigation was structured. "I'd have to see
the parameters of the investigation and all that," he said. He briefly
mentioned "finding body parts," which may have referred to the discovery
in 2006 that the roof of the Deutsche Bank building near the former site of
the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center was strewn with human remains from
A report sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology maintains
that the Twin Towers were brought down entirely due to fire and mechanical damage
from the two airliners that collided with them on 9-11. A similar report by
the same government agency asserts that the sudden and rapid collapse that same
afternoon of a third office tower, the 47-story Building 7, was caused… Continue reading
Gareth's Blog
George Galloway MP had a New Yorker called Tom Feeley? on his Talksport radio show last night talking about 9/11 and with particular focus on the destruction of the Twin Towers and World Trade Centre Building 7. George opens the show explaining that he still holds Islamic extremists responsible but a chance meeting with this Tom guy in New York has planted seeds of doubt in his mind.
The same guest will be on again tonight. I'll post the audio as soon as I get it.
See also: George Galloway barred entry to Canada George Galloway on CBC's "The Hour" – 3.30.2009
Source: http://blip.tv/file/1868736
Architect Richard Gage – The Science of 9/11 Trailer – 01.30.09 (10:05)
DISCLAMER: This trailer is solely the work of Paul Wittenberger.
It has been edited down from a much longer speech. Richard Gage's AE911 TRUTH
official version can be found and purchased at: 9/11: Blueprint for Truth –
The Architecture of Destruction.
City/State: San Rafael, CA
Date: Fri, Jan 30, 2009
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Topic: 9/11: Blueprint for Truth – The Architecture of Destruction
Speaker: Richard Gage, AIA
Venue: San Rafael Joe's
Location: 931 4th Street
Event: Luncheon
Number of people who attended presentation: 63
Show of hands results Before After
Believe fires brought down buildings: before – 10 / after – 2
Unsure: before – 18 / after – 3
Believe in explosive controlled demolition: before – 35 / after – 58
* Executive Producer: We Are Change LA, Paul Wittenberger
* Camera by: Paul Wittenberger
* Edited by: Paul Wittenberger
* Date: January 30, 2009
9/11: Blueprint for Truth – The Architecture of Destruction with Richard Gage, AIA:
High-Resolution DVD for sale here
Transcript from Visibility 9-11
As recorded on Visibility 9-11 with Michael Wolsey, April 8, 2009
Full interview with notes found here.
Niels H. Harrit on Visibility 9-11
April 10, 2009
Beginning at 17:10 –
Michael Wolsey: Now, I took many classes in college and one of my science requirements that I had to take was indeed an introductory chemistry class, so I am not a complete idiot when it comes to chemistry, but I know that many of the listeners out there may never have taken a college class in chemistry so I thought it might be helpful to…maybe you could give folks a little bit of basic chemistry lesson and lets maybe take a well known chemical reaction that folks can… Continue reading
By Christopher Beam
April 8, 2009
Photo: Daniel Sunjata as Franco Rivera in 'Rescue Me'
In the new season of the FX drama Rescue Me, firefighter Franco Rivera espouses the belief that 9/11 was "an inside job." According to a Sunday New York Times article, the show's writers added this assertion because actor Daniel Sunjata is a "truther"; but the real firefighters on set–who work as script advisers–were offended by his allegations. This got the Explainer wondering: Do any firefighters believe in 9/11 conspiracy theories?
Yes. There's no evidence that firefighters buy into 9/11 conspiracy theories at higher rates than the rest of the population. (A 2007 Zogby poll found that 26 percent of Americans believe the government "let it happen." A 2006 Scripps-Howard poll found it was more than a third.) But some firemen do believe the government was behind 9/11 and use their status as first responders to draw attention to their statements.
The most common conspiracy theory held by firefighters is that the Twin Towers–as well as a third building, 7 World Trade Center–collapsed not because planes crashed into them but due to a "controlled demolition." On Sept. 11, an NBC reporter quoted New York Fire Department Chief of Safety Albert Turi as saying he believed there were explosives planted in one of the towers. After the attacks, the New York Fire Department interviewed firefighters to create an oral history of 9/11. These tapes–which were not released until 2005–contain numerous references to… Continue reading
Steven Jones
Since the days of Sir Isaac Newton, Science has proceeded through the publication of peer-reviewed papers. Peer-review means a thorough reading, commentary and even challenge before publication by "peers", that is, other PhD's and professors. This paper was thoroughly peer-reviewed with several pages of tough comments that required of our team MONTHS of additional experiments and studies. It was the toughest peer-review I've ever had, including THREE papers for which I was first author in NATURE. (Please note that Prof. Harrit is first author on this paper.) We sought an established journal that would allow us a LONG paper (this paper is 25 pages long) with MANY COLOR IMAGES AND GRAPHS. Such a scientific journal is not easy to find. Page charges are common for scientific journals these days, and are typically paid by the University of the first or second author (as is the case with this paper) or by an external grant.
Useful information for "non-scientists" about the process of peer-reviewed publishing, such as has been the case with Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe, Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destruction, and Environmental Anomalies at the World Trade Center: Evidence for Energetic Materials .
A peer-reviewed journal is also called a "refereed" journal. Peer-reviewers are almost always anonymous for scientific publications like this — that is standard in the scientific world. While authors commonly… Continue reading
By Elaine Jarvik
Deseret News
Tiny red and gray chips found in the dust from the collapse of the World Trade Center contain highly explosive materials — proof, according to a former BYU professor, that 9/11 is still a sinister mystery.
Physicist Steven E. Jones, who retired from Brigham Young University in 2006 after the school recoiled from the controversy surrounding his 9/11 theories, is one of nine authors on a paper published last week in the online, peer-reviewed Open Chemical Physics Journal. Also listed as authors are BYU physics professor Jeffrey Farrer and a professor of nanochemistry at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.
For several years, Jones has theorized that pre-positioned explosives, not fires from jet fuel, caused the rapid, symmetrical collapse of the two World Trade Center buildings, plus the collapse of a third building, WTC-7.
The newest research, according to the journal authors, shows that dust from the collapsing towers contained a "nano-thermite" material that is highly explosive. Although the article draws no conclusions about the source and purpose of the explosives, Jones has previously supported a theory that the collapse of the WTC towers was part of a government conspiracy to ignore warnings about the 9/11 terrorists so that the attack would propel America to wage war against Afghanistan and Iraq.
The next step, Jones said in a phone interview on Monday, is for someone to investigate "who made the stuff and why it was there."
A layer of dust lay over parts of Manhattan… Continue reading
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By Thomas Hoffman
English (rough) translation via google translate
World Trade Center crashed perhaps gravel because someone had placed combustible nano materials in the buildings, and not because the two aircraft were throbbing in them. Analysis of the dust after the WTC has just published a scientific article, including Neils Harrit, a Danish chemist.
Photo: Asbestos and glass flew around New York streets when the Twin Towers collapsed after the attack on the World Trade Center 11 September 2001. Now it appears that these materials had company in the dust of højenergetisk material which might have melted the supporting structure of the Twin Towers. (Photo: Federal Emergency Management Agency)
It was apparently not only office equipment, walls and ceilings, which were pulverized and spread over large parts of Manhattan as the World Trade Center in 2001 was hit by two aircraft during a violent terrorist attacks against the United States.
The dust contained, according to a scientific article also traces of well-nanothermit – a custom-made material with so much energy that it can develop tremendous heat and be decidedly explosive (see box at… Continue reading
Explosives Found in World Trade Center Dust: Scientists Discover Both Residues And Unignited Fragments Of High-Tech Metal Incendiaries In Debris From the Twin Towers – A non-technical guide to the newly published paper explaining the identification of nano-engineered explosive materials in dust from the Twin Towers
Introduction – The scientific paper Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe conclusively shows the presence of unignited aluminothermic explosives in dust samples from the Twin Towers, whose chemical signature matches previously documented aluminothermic residues found in the same dust samples. The present review of the paper and related research is intended to summarize those findings for the non-technical reader. To that end, I first provide a short introduction to the subject of aluminothermic explosives, then outline the methods and results of analysis of the dust samples, and finally explore the significance of these findings.
Wake Up and Smell the Aluminothermic Nanocomposite Explosives: As Documentation of Thermitic Materials in the WTC Twin Towers Grows, Official Story Backers Ignore, Deny, Evade, and Dissemble – A detailed record of the development of bodies of evidence showing the use of aluminothermic pyrotechnics
Introduction – The obliteration of the Twin Towers was the centerpiece of the event that launched the 'War on Terror'. Shocking on multiple levels, the events were especially traumatic for Americans, being the first bombing on the US mainland in modern history that killed thousands of people — civilians — in one day. Given the collective psychological trauma of the attack, it is not surprising that public discourse would remain free of observations that the destruction of the Twin Towers bore obvious features of controlled demolitions.…Continue reading
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Study: Scientists Discover Active Thermitic Material in WTC Dust
Berkeley, CA, April 3, 2009 — A new study by independent scientists and researchers suggests the cause behind the catastrophic destruction of World Trade Center Towers on September 11th can be seen in the dust itself: active thermitic material, a highly engineered explosive.
The study, published today in The Open Chemical Physics Journal , describes a finding of "red/gray bi-layered chips" in samples of dust taken from vicinity of the World Trade Center following its destruction. Using tools such as a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and x-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy (XEDS) to analyze the material, the study authors concluded that, "the red portion of these chips is found to be an unreacted thermitic material and highly energetic."
The study's finding lends new support to the demolition theory put forth by critics of the official reports.
At a time when the American public is finding it difficult to understand the full story behind the current economic crisis, findings of a demolition raise new questions about how the 'War on Terror' — an enormous source of recent American spending — was started.
Officials with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), charged with establishing… Continue reading


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: My JRT pup loves to get in the shower and bathtub with me and loves it. Is this a sign that he will love to swim in our lake and pool? I hope so.
It's usually a good sign but pups will go through many phases, he might end up not liking a pool or a lake.
Both my terriers love to hop in the tub, but when we go to the lake only one of them really loves to go swimming. The other one doesn't care for it at all.
Only time will tell if your little guy will but make sure not to force the issue with him when the time comes okay?


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|16 weeks 3 days ago
|1.8 PPG, 1.4 RPG. That's
1.8 PPG, 1.4 RPG. That's what Frank Kamisky averaged his first year on the court. Now he is a national player of the year candidate. Not saying that I expect Donnal to reach that level, just pointing out the absolute absurdity of labeling him a bust this early into his career. I guess that shouldn't be too surprising though, considering the bust label was applied to Chatman by many just halfway through his freshman year. Probably the same people who referred to Dawkins and MAAR as wasted scholarships last offseason. Many here would be best served by exercising just a bit of patience.
|21 weeks 5 days ago
|I'm a senior at Michigan
I'm a senior at Michigan right now. First generation college student, lower class background, also started undergrad at 25. I've never personally felt like I was excluded or not welcomed or anything like that. Though I do remember quite distinctly in a freshman year composition class taking out our laptops to do some work in class. I was pretty much the only one in class without a Macbook, and my 5 year old Toshiba laptop sounded like a jet taking off when you turned it on.
|29 weeks 5 days ago
|Rivals is very optimistic,
Rivals is very optimistic, but I wouldn't take that to mean much. They lean strongly to the side of sunshine blowing. They have mastered the art of writing a lot of stuff without actually saying anything. I mean there must have been 20+ coaching updates in the last few weeks with literally nothing of substance said. Balas for example is the same guy who was telling everyone that TJ Leaf was still a serious option when it was well known by everyone that a commitment to another school was imminent.
The main benefit of being a member at TheWolverine is access to some of the posters who have legit inside info. They all seem to be in agreement that Harbaugh is legitimately in play, so I take more from that than anything said by the mods.
|30 weeks 2 days ago
|Personally I couldn't care
Personally I couldn't care less about a redshirt with Wilson. If he develops like we all expect him to, there is no way he is staying here 5 years. If he doesn't, then we will have someone as good or better to fill that spot anyways. Redshirts make sense with a guy like Donnal who lacks an NBA future, not guys with Wilson's upside.
|31 weeks 1 day ago
|You guys have to be kidding
You guys have to be kidding me with the Caris hate. There is an adjustment period to being the #1 focus of every teams defense. His shot is off at the moment and he is still putting up something like 17/5/5 on the year.
|1 year 8 weeks ago
|He's trying to save face,
He's trying to save face, which I don't blame him for. The fact is the coaches never called him back and he took the hint that they'd moved on.
|1 year 9 weeks ago
|FWIW, Rivals guys seem to
FWIW, Rivals guys seem to think that Dawkins is actually closer to 6'6"
|1 year 11 weeks ago
|So basically almost every GM
So basically almost every GM in the league at the time? If only the Pistons had you as GM!
|1 year 14 weeks ago
|Posts like this are what
Posts like this are what makes the blog great. When I went to the Sugar Bowl a couple years ago some guy posted a guide to New Orleans and everything was spot on. Made for a great trip.
|1 year 16 weeks ago
|I would love that bracket for
I would love that bracket for us. Of all the #1 seeds, Florida is who I would most like to be paired up with. Same goes for Virginia and the #3 seeds. Even the lower seeded teams in the region are more favorable matchups IMO.
|1 year 22 weeks ago
|Says who? If he chooses to
Says who? If he chooses to pursue basketball professionally there will be leagues out there where he can play. Maybe not the major leagues in Europe but he can make 6 figures playing basketball if that's what he chooses. He could quite possibly make more with his masters in engineering, so it really depends on what he prefers doing.
Graham Brown, Josh Asselin, Chris Young, Jevohn Shephard, Brent Petway, Zak Novak and Stu Douglass are still collecting paychecks playing basketball. I don't see why Morgan can't.
|1 year 22 weeks ago
|He's playing great right now.
He's playing great right now. He will make a nice living playing basketball somewhere next year I think.
|1 year 23 weeks ago
|Play them both roughly equal
Play them both roughly equal minutes in the first half. Whoever is playing better that day gets the bulk of the minutes in the 2nd half. Seems to be working out pretty well so far
|1 year 28 weeks ago
|I met Lloyd Brady in New
I met Lloyd Brady in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. Saw him at some random dive bar and got my picture taken with him (he was wearing a Lloyd Brady shirt). Like 2 days later I was up on a balcony somewhere and see him walk down Bourbon street. No less than 5 Michigan fans stopped him to pose for pictures.
I was there with my friend who was a student at Arkansas at the time and it was really hard to explain why this random student was so popular
|1 year 30 weeks ago
|Yea, he's been doing that all
Yea, he's been doing that all game
|1 year 30 weeks ago
|Spike is the better player
Spike is the better player right now, but Walton's ceiling is much higher. If we want to go far in March then Walton needs to play alot so he improves as much as possible by then.
|1 year 34 weeks ago
|Are you guys serious? They
Are you guys serious? They are coasting to a 20+ win in an exhibition game. Exhibitions are about two things: Trying out different playing combinations and not getting anyone hurt.
You really think this game is indicative of anything that will happen during the season?
|1 year 34 weeks ago
|Best Guess By Big Ten
Best Guess By Big Ten Season...
1: Walton 25, Spike 10, LeVert 5
2: Stauskas 28, LeVert 12
3: Irvin 25, LeVert 10, GRIII 5
4: GRIII 26, McGary 14
5: McGary 16, Morgan 14, Horford 10
Total MPG
McGary - 30
Stauskas - 28
LeVert -27
Walton - 25
Irvin - 25
Morgan - 14
Horford - 10
Spike - 10
Beilfeldt - foul trouble action only
|1 year 44 weeks ago
|2008 Northwestern. I thought
2008 Northwestern. I thought I was prepared for the game by wearing about 5 layers of clothes. By the end of the game I was completely soaked through, my socks were soaked everything. I was so cold I was uncontrolably shaking. And for some reason I sat through all this to watch a 3-9 Nick Sheridan led Michigan team lose to Northwestern.
|1 year 46 weeks ago
|Footballguys.com is a great
Footballguys.com is a great site. I believe they charge like $27 for a yearly subscription. They pump out so much info though. Also that money gets you entered into their suscriber contest, which is a salary cap style best ball format with big money prizes. For me that is worth the price of subscription alone.
|1 year 46 weeks ago
|Pipkins looked pretty
Pipkins looked pretty impressive to me
|1 year 48 weeks ago
|FWIW, in a post on the board
FWIW, in a post on the board Tim Sullivan mentions that Michigan made a huge move for a top prospect over the weekend and that this prospect may decide soon. That would lead me to believe that it is not someone like Crawford, Jenkins, Hand or McDowell, who are are favorites for already.
|2 years 4 days ago
|James Ross
James Ross
|2 years 14 weeks ago
|We go over this every year...
We go over this every year... No matter how much fans clamor for it, Beilein is not going to play two bigs for a majority of the minutes. It's just not going to happen. Having a 4 who can stretch the defense is critical to his offense.
And GRIII would need a lot of work to play the 3. He can't even dribble drive on the 4's he plays against now.
|2 years 15 weeks ago
|FWIW on the OLine... Over at
FWIW on the OLine...
Over at the TheWolverine, one of the mods has been hinting at some stuff on the OL that is not what is expected. Said that the left side of the line would be very powerful, but specifically mentioned that he wasn't referring to Kalis or Schofield at LG. It was strongly hinted that the coaches would be trying out a Bryant-Kalis-Braden interior line combo.
|2 years 18 weeks ago
|I had the exact same issue,
I had the exact same issue, and it was a real pain to get fixed. I maintained a Michigan license and paid taxes in Michigan throughout my time in the military. Still got classified as out of state after being back in Michigan for 3 years and paying bills, taxes, etc. the whole time.
Needless to say they make it a huge hassle to correct something which should never have been an issue in the first place.
|2 years 27 weeks ago
|No, I think Hardaway is gone
No, I think Hardaway is gone after this year. He would probably be better served staying all 4 years but I think he will leave with Burke.
Stauskas may eventually be a 2, but this year he is the 3 and THJ the 2. If THJ returns I think you see...
2 - THJ/LeVert
3 - Stauskas/Irvin
If THJ leaves I think you will see Stauskas taking roughly 33 minutes with LeVert/Irvin dividing the other 47 between the two of them.
|2 years 27 weeks ago
|Also a link to highlights of
Also a link to highlights of Irvins last game. Someone with more technical knowledge than myself can embed.
|2 years 27 weeks ago
|Both Walton and Irvin should
Both Walton and Irvin should be top 25 prospects by the time they arrive at Michigan. Whether they actually get rated that way or not remains to be seen. As Brian points out, everyone could see that Stauskas was better than his rankings indicated, while the hobbit from NC State was a McDonalds All American.
Walton badly outplayed Kasey Hill (top 10 player and #1 or #2 PG to most sites) over the summer. He has only improved every time I have seen him. His skill set fits perfectly with the roster that we will have next year as he is a distributor first and he will have so many weapons at his disposal.
I remember back to Irvin's recruitment there was some discussion if we should take Irvin, VJ Beachem or some others. As it seems is always the case (was with Walton as well), the guy who Beilein selects ends up skyrocketing.
I love Donnal's potential but I see him redshirting next year with Morgan, McGary, Robinson III, Horford and Beilfeldt all fighting for minutes at the 4/5.
Next year will be an even bigger fight for minutes, especially if THJ returns. How do you divide up 80 minutes between THJ, Stauskas, Levert and Irvin?
|2 years 29 weeks ago
|Exactly. That's why Spike
Exactly. That's why Spike was the perfect PG recruit this year. He will back up Walton next year and help him get his feet wet. Probably will player closer to 10 minutes a game next year while Walton gets up to speed. Great guy to have on the team


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Well we decided to slab the last 56 miles or so, we got into some great downhill twisties and as I was in a hard right hand feeling the asphalt I heard this loud bang and the rear end started wobbling, got it shut down and bailed off and no flat, grabbed the rear wheel and it appeared to have blown the wheel bearing. Oleary showed back and we did not have cell service so he headed to Kremmling and call Keith and see if he would bring my Truck to us and I would try to limp that direction. Well I limped at a brisk 15 mph and got 8 miles to the major intersection 6 miles north of Kremmling and stopped to rest. As I was standing there looking at my rear wheel DRZ Charlie texted me, it appears the spot was not moving to quickly. As I was texting him I look up just in time to see a Hitch hiker heading across the road. Seems he was hungry and thirsty, I told him I could unpack my bike as the food was buried at the bottom so he declined, THEN he asked if he could stand behind my bike and PISS
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Before everyone starts blaming everyone else, let's just take a look at what is going on. For six months we hear about this "fiscal cliff," but there's nothing that can be compromised or negotiated. Then, much to everyone's surprise, a deal is worked out amending the House bill in the Senate.
With seconds to go it's passed through the Senate, whisked over to the House, and just before impact, the president signs it, and saves the world. (I hope Hollywood uses this scenario with some of the money it got!)
Now they want us to believe that no one knew about all the pork? I don't care if it is on the left or the right, there had to be two names to amend the bill to include the pork, someone who offered the amendment and someone to second the amendment. Why aren't those names published in many places?
The House wants us to believe it only had minutes to pass this bill, so it passed it without reading it. Or, in very simple language, we pay members of Congress about $200,000 a year for which they usually work only 126 days (about $1,500 a day), and they don't have time to do their job? I think the reading and understanding of all bills they vote on surely falls within their job description!
Then we move on to the Hurricane Sandy Relief bill. More pork again. Where are the names? They complain about finances, but keep right on spending. We have money for Hollywood and NASCAR, but not for Social Security or Medicare. We have money to grow algae but not to raise children. We have money for war and killing people, but there's not enough to save them?
Yes, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is just as guilty as the rest. She and many of the others are the reason that Congress is broken.
But the good people of Washington state keep sending the same broken cogs back to the same broken machine. Proving, I guess, that there is no such thing as evolution. Doesn't evolution mean change?
Bruce McCutcheon
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Wade Miley (28.574 F12) had an excellent rookie season for the Arizona Diamondbacks. The left-hander narrowly missed capturing the National League Rookie of the Year Award, which went to Bryce Harper. The kid deserved a trophy to take into the woods during his off-season redneck hunting trips. I'd like to see MLB change the ROY awards, and hand out an Offensive Rookie of the Year for position players, and a Rookie Pitcher of the Year. The ROY awards are minor compared to the MVP and the Cy Young, but why not properly recognize both sides of the ball? In the American League this year, the trio of Yu Darvish (28.353 F12), Wei-Yin Chen (26.458 F12), and Jarrod Parker (27.241 F12) all received votes for ROY, but none were recognized for an award. Let's give the pitchers their own hardware from now on….
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Favorite thing: I went over for the first time to Shreveport to spend Thanksgiving with family. It was a quick visit and we tried to cram a lot of mileage into only day that we had for me to do some sightseeing. The city itself wasn't so impressive (from what I quickly saw) but the riverboats were really a sight lined up on the Bossier side of the Red River. What I really enjoyed were the Lakes (Caddo and Cross). I had never been around swamp lakes and found the bald cypress trees stretching out of the water with their bare limbs and reflections in the stillness of the water, quite a sight to behold. Stretching back into the arms of the lake, there was a distinct eeriness as what sun there was merged into grey skies.
Fondest memory: Spending my first Thanksgiving with a family atmosphere. The weather turned ghastly on the day but there was enough fun and warmth inside that it didn't matter. So much great food too!! - boy the Americans can eat:-)).... oh yes, and discovering Sugar Daddy's (the candy)
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Lunch at Cool Beans
Fondest memory: This is definately a MUST-EAT in Shreveport. The mexican food are SO GOOD!!! Cool Beans is a kind of Subway for Mexican-food devotees, but it don't taste like fast food at all. All the ingredients for burrito, taco and salad building are spread out like a punctured pinata. This restaurant is very artsy and eclectic. It offers made to order salads, burritos and more.
Cool Beans, 855 Pierremont, Suite 135 (in Towne Oak Square) Shreveport, (318) 868-5100.
Sci-Port Discovery Center
Fondest memory: Sci-Port Discovery Center is just few minutes walk from the Red River Cruise Pier. We come across this group of school kids. They are so cute, posting for pictures. From this picture, you can see black rudes here in Shreveport (perhaps in Louisiana?). They have many interesting games inside the Sci-port, and my favourite is iMax, which is the only dome cinema in Louisiana.
Red River Cruise
Fondest memory: We took a ride on the Red River with the "Spirit of the Red" River Cruise. The boat is docked on the River directly across from Sci-Port. After seeing the beautiful Dorcheat Bayou last evening, this one-hour tour didn't interest me. And there are rubbish (plastic water bottle, cups, plastic bags, etc.) floating on the river... not nice view. But pretty relaxing though.
Largest Wall Painting in Louisiana
Fondest memory: This is the largest wall painting in Louisiana, with artist from New York. Well... it's not really very big though, we have bigger wall paintings here in Hong Kong. But I can say this painting is very detail and nice!
Elvis Presly Ave
Fondest memory: I was too lazy to do any research about Shreveport before I came here, and were surprise to found that Elvis Presely actually started his singing career in Shreveport. He first performed here and signed his contract with Sun Records in Shreveport. From October 1954 through 1955 Elvis continued to rush back to Shreveport every Saturday night to play the Hayride.
Day 2 Breakfast: Strawn's Eat Shop
Fondest memory: We check out our hotel at 7.30am (God, it's early!!!) then head directly to Strawn's Eat Shop for breakfast. The food is good with reasonable price. I ordered an omelettes with grits (As Featured in Southern Living Magazine 1994 and 2003!) and it's good. But portion is typical American size, too big for me, I don't usually eat such a big breakfast at home. I don't want to watse food but really could not help leaving 1/3 of the plate thrown away...
Paddling up Dorcheat Bayou (Con't)
Fondest memory: The trips organized by Norris Canoe Outfitters are 'flat water' trips, which makes for easy paddling. The best thing was when we were all tired and shouting "are we there yet?" We smell the BBQ, and infront of us was a little beach with alread prepared complete burger meals. Shiok!!!
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Canoe up Dorcheat Bayou
Fondest memory: Highlight of the day was the this trip up the Dorcheat Bayou with Norris Canoe Outfitters.
Floating in this canoe through a cyprus tree choked bayou is a fascinating experience, especially when combined with Chuck Norris's story telling. Chuck is the owner of Norris Canoe Outfitters, a great tour guide, he is passionate for his work, and will make sure you have a great time there!
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Touchstone Wildlife & Art Museum
Fondest memory: We then stop by the Touchstone Wildlife & Art Museum, located a short distance east of Bossier City. This museum features an unbelievable collection of over 1,000 mounted animals from around the world. Visitors can watch the painting and taxidermy of dioramas that are not yet finished. It also displays American Indian artifacts and memorabilia from the Civil War and World Wars I and II. How amazing this is started by individual collectors, not any government own museum! And where do they get the animals? Zoo donate them when they die.
8th Air Force Museum
Fondest memory: Immediately after arrival in Shreveport, I was picked up to join the group in the Eighth Air Force Museum. With more than 12,000 square feet of display space inside and nine acres of land outside, the museum features authentic uniforms, dioramas and aircraft dating back to the first world war. 17 aircraft on display, including the P-51 Mustang, the B-17 Flying Fortress, the F-84F Thunderstreak, the B-47 Stratojet, the KC-97 Stratofreighter, the B-52D Stratofortress and the B-29 Superfortress.
Arriving Shreveport
Fondest memory: Apr14, left New Orleans early in the morning, taking the 6am Greyhound bus to Shreveport. The bus was 1.5 hour delay departing from New Orleans, reason was being the bus breadown. We were stuck inside the bus for 1.5 hour, while they have many empty buses parking in the terminal, well, I don't unerstand why they cannot just simply transfer all the passangers to another bus. Anyway, the driver was able to catch back some time and eventually, the bus arriving Shreveport at 3pm.
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Departing From IAH: A Journey Back To World War II
Clyde Gilmore flew 21 combat missions as a radio gunner in World War II. During one, his plane lost two engines over the target and crash-landed in Brussels. The army sent a B-24 to pick him up.
For Gilmore and other members of his 95th Bomb Group, time between missions was spent at a base outside London. Now Gilmore, 86, a retired engineer from Houston, is again waiting for his ride back.
Eleven veterans of the 95th, along with nine from the 9th and one from the 390th, are meeting in England to tour their old haunting grounds -- including three buildings on base that have been reconstructed to resemble their former selves.
"We'll just try to revive old memories," Gilmore tells Hair Balls from the IAH departure lounge as he waits for the flight to Heathrow. "This is usually what happens at these get-togethers, you know."
The 95th flew 351 missions out of its base in Horham and was the first to bomb Berlin in daylight. It has a memorial foundation which, about five years ago, sponsored a trip that drew 50 veterans and family members. This time the group is at 102, according to reunion chair Brad Petrella, whose father was in the 95th.
"For many of them, this is going to be their last trip," he says. "All of these guys are in their 80s. They're very, very spry. But as I read the roster of those who have passed on, the list just grows."
The itinerary features stops in the countryside in Suffolk, the American War Cemetery at Mattingly in Cambridge and the 95th's own museum in Horham.
But the highlight might be a visit to the reconstructed Red Feather Club -- which was the non-commissioned officer's club. On Saturday night it will host a `40s-style dance with a 20-piece swing band and over 250 guests (some in `40s attire) to recapture the building's old glory.
"I always heard about these parties," Petrella says. "I don't want to say too much, but the parties were so good that the officers, who had their own club, would come to the Red Feather Club -- because, as my dad always said, 'We had the best drink and the best women.'"
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says the chance to do so again is enough to make the trip worthwhile.
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Back in September, we featured Ciara's Sorry, a smooth R&B tune that found the former hitmaker requesting that her boo apologize. Apparently, he didn't get the message because she is back with... More
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Sir James Black's role in the discovery of beta-adrenergic receptor antagonists (specifically the first one, propranolol) and their use in the treatment of ischaemic heart disease, was his most famous claim to fame.
He was also credited for introducing histamine H2-receptor antagonists in the management of peptic ulcer disease, namely (the now largely retired) cimetidine, allowing medical management with tablets for what used to be a primarily surgically-treated disorder.
For these discoveries, he was given the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1988. The positive impact these pharmacological discoveries have had on modern medicine has been immense.
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