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"Investigate Building 7″, conference held at the University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT on March 26, 2011, sponsored by Investigatebuilding7.org (formerly Building What ? campaign)
Video of presentations from Investigate Building 7 Conference, March 26, 2011, graciously posted by Radical Pragmatist on his blog at 911blogger.com.
The Case for a New Building 7 Investigation
I. Foreknowledge of Building 7's Collapse by Dr. Graeme MacQueen First of a three-part presentation, "The Case for a New Building 7 Investigation" Introduced by Dr. William Pepper, International Human Rights Attorney
Even though World Trade Center Building 7 is said to have been the first steel-framed building in history to undergo total collapse due to fire, there were many people who knew the building was going to collapse long before it did. In this presentation, the evidence for this peculiar foreknowledge will be summarized and its significance discussed. The argument will be made that it is impossible to explain this foreknowledge on the basis of the collapse hypothesis offered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The only hypothesis that explains this foreknowledge is the controlled demolition hypothesis.
II. The Evolution of the Fire-based Theory for Building 7 by Kevin Ryan The second in a three-part presentation, "The Case for a New Building 7 Investigation" Introduction and Commentary by Dr. William Pepper
This presentation will examine the attempts by government-sanctioned investigations to provide a theory for the fire-induced, non-explosive destruction of World Trade Center Building 7. In particular, the presentation will cover… Continue reading
A large number of new entries have been added to the Complete 9/11 Timeline at History Commons. Most of these describe events from the day of 9/11 itself, although a few entries look at pre-9/11 and post-9/11 events.
This is one of an ongoing series of irregular email alerts notifying the community of additions to a specific project.
New Entries Added to the Complete 9/11 Timeline
One new entry reveals that in April 2001, CIA counterterrorism chief Cofer Black warned that "something big [is] coming and that it very likely could be in the US." Then, about a month before 9/11, White House counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke visited Wall Street, to investigate the security precautions there.
Two new entries look at the time Ziad Jarrah, the alleged hijacker pilot of Flight 93 on 9/11, spent in Philadelphia. This included two days at a flight school, which refused to rent Jarrah a plane due to his inadequate piloting skills.
Some entries look at a little-known government agency called the National Communications System (NCS). The NCS happened to turn on a special backup communication system for use in emergencies for "exercise mode" the day before 9/11, and on the morning of 9/11, the CIA was briefing the NCS on the terrorist threat to the US's telecommunications infrastructure. The NCS's coordinating center subsequently played an important role in the government's response to the 9/11 attacks.
Entries reveal that special emergency transmitters carried by aircraft went off in… Continue reading
March 30, 2011
Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth (ae911truth.org)
These videos are raw footage of AE911Truth's exclusive interviews with two of the world class experts appearing in Architects and Engineer's upcoming hard hitting documentary "9/11: Explosive Evidence – Experts Speak Out":
March 26, 2011
by Shoestring
Published at his blog at 911blogger.com
Army officers at the Pentagon were planning a training exercise that would take place less than a week after 9/11 and that would, extraordinarily, be based around the scenario of a plane crashing into the World Trade Center. Preparations for the exercise were being made about a week before September 11.
The existence of the planned exercise was revealed by Major General Peter Chiarelli,vwho on September 11, 2001, was the Army's director of operations, readiness, and mobilization. In that position, which he had moved into about a month before 9/11, Chiarelli was in charge of current operations in the Army Operations Center (AOC) at the Pentagon.
Chiarelli recalled in a February 2002 interview that, after beginning his new position, he had "planned to do an exercise for the Crisis Action Team, the CAT." He said, "In some of my pre-briefings, in learning about the job, it was briefed to me that the Crisis Action Team had not stood up, except for an exercise, in about 10 years in any great role." He therefore had members of his staff design a CAT exercise that, he said, he planned to run on September 17. [1]
Chiarelli also recalled in the interview that the Personnel Contingency Cell in the AOC had been tasked with putting together a new mass casualty standard operating procedure (SOP) for the Army. About a week… Continue reading
Colorado 9/11 Visibility is pleased to announce a live debate addressing the collapse of the three World Trade Center buildings on September 11, 2001.
Sunday afternoon, March 6th, at the Boulder campus of the University of Colorado, Colorado 9/11 Visibility will host a debate between Richard Gage, AIA (American Institute of Architects), and Chris Mohr, Denver investigative journalist and nondenominational minister.
The question: What brought down the three World Trade Center skyscrapers?
Richard Gage, AIA, is a San Francisco Bay Area architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He has been an architect for over 23 years and has worked on most types of building construction, including numerous fire-proofed, steel-framed buildings. His quest for the truth about 9/11 began in 2006, and he subsequently founded Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth.
Chris Mohr, investigative journalist and advocate of the "natural collapse" theory, is a sincere seeker of the truth who has extensively researched the collapses of the World Trade Center (WTC) buildings, consulted with independent physicists and engineers, and passionately argues that the buildings collapsed due to the plane impacts and fires.
In November 2010 at Denver's Mercury Cafe, Mohr debated attorney Earl Staelin on the collapse of the twin towers. This debate was unprecedented in its civility and professionalism.
In the upcoming March 6th debate with Richard Gage, the discussion will explore not only the collapse of the twin towers, but also that of 47-story World Trade Center Building 7, which collapsed completely at 5:21 pm… Continue reading
by Kevin Ryan
February 17, 2011
Posted at Ryan's blog at 911blogger.com
Two new papers have been published at the Journal of 9/11 Studies.
The first is called "Why Australia's Presence in Afghanistan is Untenable," by James O'Neill. Here is an excerpt:
"The events of 11 September 2001 provided a nominal casus belli for the attack and occupation of Afghanistan, heavily promoted by the mainstream media, which particularly in the United States is closely linked to the major armaments manufacturers. The same mainstream media have uncritically accepted and promoted the US government's version of events about 11 September 2001, not because that account is plausible, which it manifestly is not, but because to question the rationale for military intervention is to question the whole of post World War II US foreign policy. If US foreign policy is seriously flawed then that in turn must raise serious questions about the level and extent of Australia's adherence to the policies of its powerful ally."
The second paper is by Aidan Monaghan. It is called "Review of Analysis of Observed and Measured In-Flight Turns Suggests Superior Control of 9/11 Aircraft." Here is an excerpt:
"Although human control of UA 175 cannot be ruled out, small margins for error are evident in the number of available degrees of bank that could generate impact with WTC 2 via a constant radius turn from approximately 1.5 miles distant. An error of 5 degrees of bank left or right seems largely indiscernible to… Continue reading
Authors Frank Legge, (B.Sc.(Hons.), Ph.D.) and Warren Stutt, ( B.Sc.(Hons.) Comp. Sci.)
January 2011
Published at the Journalof911Studies.com
The official narrative of the events which have become known as 9/11 includes descriptions of attacks on the World Trade Centre towers and the Pentagon by aircraft on 11 September, 2001. The towers were eventually destroyed and the Pentagon was severely damaged. The account of the attack on the Pentagon includes the following: A Boeing 757, operated by American Airlines, took off from Washington Dulles International Airport at 8:20 a.m. At 8:54 it deviated from its assigned route and at 8:56 the transponder was switched off. The plane, under the control of hijackers, headed back toward Washington and descended. As it approached the Pentagon it performed a descending spiral to the right and finally dived toward the Pentagon while accelerating. It hit some light poles and other objects on the ground and then penetrated the west face of the building at 9:37:44,(1) or 9:37:46,(2) depending on source.
Various claims have been made about the attack on the Pentagon. Early claims included damage by a missile or a truck bomb.(3) However, as so many witnesses had reported seeing a large commercial aircraft approaching the Pentagon, these claims received little attention from the public. It was not until the data from the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) was received from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that serious consideration was given to alternative explanations of the damage. The data was received in two forms,… Continue reading
by Sibel Edmonds Boiling Frogs
Newly Released 9/11 Commission Files at Cryptome.Org
Last week John Young's information site Cryptome.Org began publishing documents related to the interviews conducted by the 9/11 Commission which were released for the first time. On January 3, Cryptome posted the 9/11 Commission's report on my interview (the infamous Sibel Edmonds Case), and aptly titled this particular file as "Sibel Edmonds Censored Yet Again." Once you read the PDF document you'll quickly see the reason for Cryptome's appropriate label. The entire report, by that I mean the entire report, is blacked out (actually, whited-out;-). It took me less than one minute to scan the entire document; basically, scrolling down the white pages-one white page after another. Initially, I was not a bit surprised. Hey, I've been declared the most gagged and classified person in US history, after all- State Secrets Privilege invocation twice, gagging the entire Congress for the first (and only) time in US history, hundreds of pages of blacked out DOJ-IG report… So, as I said, I didn't find it a bit surprising. However, after the minute it took to go over these blank pages, I started clicking and scanning all the other files (interviews by the 9/11 Commission), and that's where I was truly surprised:
Despite some redactions here and there, and in a few cases fairly extensive redaction, there were no interviews where the entire interview (and the report on the interview) was blacked out in its entirety. Mine was the only one… Continue reading
By Nathan Diebenow
Thursday, December 9th, 2010
A Time Magazine 'Person of the Year' argues WikiLeaks serves the public good
A member of a group of former intelligence professionals that has rallied behind WikiLeaks suggested in a recent interview with Raw Story that the world would be a different and better place had the online secrets outlet come into existence years sooner.
"If there had been a mechanism like Wikileaks, 9/11 could have been prevented," Coleen Rowley, a former special agent/legal counsel at the FBI's Minneapolis division, told Raw Story in an exclusive interview.
Rowley and her colleague Bogdan Dzakovic, a special agent for the FAA's security division, explained this position in an op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times in October. However, they admit no claim to the original idea of an established pro-whistle-blower infrastructure. It's purely the US government's, she said.
"That's not even us," she told Raw Story. "That's not our personal opinion. We're really reciting the conclusions of the 9/11 Commission
that attributed the failures of 9/11 to a failure to share information not only inside agencies, not only between agencies, but with the public and the media."
"People have forgotten that that was the main conclusion of the 9/11 Commission," Rowley added.
"The 9/11 Commission was based on four other major investigation inquiries," she continued "One was called the Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry. That started in Jan. 2002. It went on for well over a year. Then I testified to the Judiciary Committee, and… Continue reading
by Kevin Ryan
Foreign Policy Journal
Just after September 11th 2001, many governments began investigations into possible insider trading related to the terrorist attacks of that day. Such investigations were initiated by the governments of Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Monte Carlo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United States, and others. Although the investigators were clearly concerned about insider trading, and considerable evidence did exist, none of the investigations resulted in a single indictment. That's because the people identified as having been involved in the suspicious trades were seen as unlikely to have been associated with those alleged to have committed the 9/11 crimes.
This is an example of the circular logic often used by those who created the official explanations for 9/11. The reasoning goes like this: if we assume that we know who the perpetrators were (i.e. the popular version of "al Qaeda") and those who were involved in the trades did not appear to be connected to those assumed perpetrators, then insider trading did not occur.
That's basically what the 9/11 Commission told us. The Commission concluded that "exhaustive investigations" by the SEC and the FBI "uncovered no evidence that anyone with advance knowledge of the attacks profited through securities transactions." What they meant was that someone did profit through securities transactions but, based on the Commission's assumptions of guilt, those who profited were not associated with those who were guilty of conducting the attacks. In a footnote, the Commission report acknowledged "highly suspicious trading on its face," but said that this trading on United Airlines was traced back to "A single U.S.-based institutional investor with no conceivable ties to al Qaeda." 1
With respect to insider trading, or what is more technically called informed trading, the Commission report was itself suspect for several reasons.…Continue reading
Unearths Striking Video/Photo WTC Evidence
by Eli Rika
November 6, 2010
Over the last century, the most astounding historical discoveries of man-made artifacts have often been accomplished by well-funded, highly experienced researchers. From the excavation of King Tut's tomb to the sighting of the sunken Titanic, stunning finds have required immense financial and human resources, as well as the leadership by distinguished. So, how did a mountain of never-before-seen footage used in NIST's World Trade Center investigations get exposed to the light of day last month? Was it the work of a billionaire adventurer? Not quite. You can thank an upstart non-profit, the International Center for 9/11 Studies, whose efforts have at last borne fruit.
The International Center for 9/11 Studies was founded in 2008 by Director James Gourley, a Texas lawyer who began questioning the events of 9/11 after watching a presentation given by David Ray Griffin on C-SPAN.
"I was just floored by what I was hearing," Gourley explained, "and I've been looking into 9/11 ever since then."
In order to encourage a better understanding of the 9/11 attacks and promote scientific study of these tragic events, Gourley assembled a small team of trusted colleagues, which includes physics instructor David Chandler, activist Dr. Graeme MacQueen, and Justin Keogh, the Center's Chief Technical Officer. The Center has partnered with other key researchers in the past, including physicist Steven Jones and chemist Niels Harrit.
Since its inception, the Center has contributed to groundbreaking work… Continue reading
Richard Gage, AIA, and Gregg Roberts
Monday, 04 October 2010
This is the actual 10-minute statement read by Richard Gage, AIA, to the media at the AE911Truth press conference at the National Press Club in Washington DC on September 9, 2010.
Good afternoon, my name is Richard Gage, AIA. I'm a member of the American Institute of Architects; I've been a licensed architect for 22 years; And I'm the founder of the non-profit organization, Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth (AE911Truth).
As a group, we now have more than 1,270 architect and engineer petition signers. Collectively, we have more than 25,000 years of building and technical experience. This press conference is being given by our petition signers and supporters today in 65 [it turned out to be 67] locations around the world, including 30 states and 4 countries.
Today, we're here to inform you that we have uncovered evidence that the official investigations into what happened to the World Trade Center skyscrapers on 9/11 were deeply flawed, or worse. The scientific forensic facts we have discovered have very troubling implications.
For example, a technologically advanced, highly energetic material has been discovered in World Trade Center dust from the 9/11 catastrophe.
This follows the discovery, by the United States Geological Survey and others, of high concentrations of unusual previously molten iron-rich microspheres in the WTC dust. These microspheres can only have been formed during the destruction of the World Trade Center at temperatures far higher than can… Continue reading
August 31, 2010
911blogger.com, James Gourley's blog
The International Center for 9/11 Studies has secured the release of hundreds of hours of video footage and tens of thousands of photographs used by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for its investigation of the collapse of the World Trade Center Twin Towers and Building 7. This material is being released to the Center under the Freedom of Information Act, in response to a lawsuit the Center filed against NIST.
The Center filed a FOIA Request with NIST on January 26, 2009, seeking production of "all of the photographs and videos collected, reviewed, cited or in any other way used by NIST during its investigation of the World Trade Center building collapses." Following several unsuccessful attempts to get NIST to even acknowledge receipt of the Request, the Center was forced to file a lawsuit on May 28, 2009. Shortly after the lawsuit was filed, the Request was assigned a reference number, and NIST began periodically releasing batches of responsive records. To date, the Center has received over 300 DVDs and several external hard disk drives that contain responsive records – more than 3 terabytes of data so far – and NIST has indicated that additional records will be released in the future.
We are currently looking at the best ways to distribute these materials to interested researchers and journalists around the world. It has taken NIST more than 8 months so far to produce a partial archive of photographs and… Continue reading
An Open Letter to Terry Allen, Noam Chomsky, Alexander Cockburn, David Corn, Chris Hayes, George Monbiot, Matthew Rothschild, and Matt Taibbi1
by David Ray Griffin2
July 6, 2010
According to several left-leaning critics of the 9/11 Truth Movement, some of its central claims, especially about the destruction of the World Trade Center, show its members to be scientifically challenged. In the opinion of some of these critics, moreover, claims made by members of this movement are sometimes unscientific in the strongest possible sense, implying an acceptance of magic and miracles.
After documenting this charge in Part I of this essay, I show in Part II that the exact opposite is the case: that the official account of the destruction of the World Trade Center implies miracles (I give nine examples), and that the 9/11 Truth Movement, in developing an alternative hypothesis, has done so in line with the assumption that the laws of nature did not take a holiday on 9/11. In Part III, I ask these left-leaning critics some questions evoked by the fact that it is they, not members of the 9/11 Truth Movement, who have endorsed a conspiracy theory replete with miracle stories as well as other absurdities.
I. The Charge that 9/11 Truth Theories Rest on Unscientific, Even Magical, Beliefs
Several left-leaning critics of the 9/11 Truth Movement, besides showing contempt for its members, charge them with relying on claims that are contradicted by good science and, in some cases, reflect a belief… Continue reading
David Ray Griffin
At 5:21 PM on 9/11, Building 7 of the World Trade Center collapsed, even though it had not been hit by a plane — a fact that is important because of the widespread acceptance of the idea, in spite of its scientific absurdity, that the Twin Towers collapsed because of the combined effect of the impact of the airliners plus the ensuing jet-fuel-fed fires. The collapse of World Trade Center 7 (WTC 7) thereby challenges the official account of the destruction of the World Trade Center, according to which it was accomplished by al-Qaeda hijackers, even if one accepts the government's scientifically impossible account of the Twin Towers. This fact was recently emphasized in the title of a review article based on my 2009 book, The Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7, 1 by National Medal of Science-winner Lynn Margulis: "Two Hit, Three Down — The Biggest Lie." 2
The collapse of WTC 7 created an extraordinary problem for the official account of 9/11 for several reasons.
One reason is that, because of the collapse of WTC 7, the official account of 9/11 includes the dubious claim that, for the first time in the known universe, a steel-frame high-rise building was brought down by fire, and science looks askance at claims of unprecedented occurrences regarding physical phenomena. New York Times writer James Glanz, who himself has a Ph.D. in physics, wrote: "[E]xperts… Continue reading
by Prof David Ray Griffin
Originally Published at Globalresearch.ca
In 2009, I published a little book entitled Osama bin Laden: Dead or Alive? 1 Much evidence, I showed, suggested that Osama bin Laden had died on or about December 13, 2001. (Although this book was ignored by the US press, it received major reviews in British newspapers, 2 and it even provided the basis for a BBC special. 3 ) Pointing out that the only evidence to the contrary consists of "messages from bin Laden" in the form of audiotapes and videotapes that have appeared since 2001, I devoted one chapter to an examination of the most important of these tapes, showing that none are demonstrably authentic and that some are almost certainly fakes.
In the chapter preceding that examination, I discussed two videotapes containing purported interviews of Osama bin Laden in the fall of 2001, when the issue was whether he had been responsible for the 9/11 attacks. I suggested that both of these tapes, in which bin Laden allegedly admitted his responsibility, were fakes. If they were, I pointed out, this fact would increase the likelihood that all of the "Osama bin Laden tapes" appearing in the following years – when the question of whether he was still alive was added to that of his responsibility for 9/11 – were also fakes.
The clearest example, I argued, was the most famous of the so-called bin Laden confession videos. Having allegedly been found in a private home in Jalalabad,… Continue reading
March 26, 2010
By Muriel Kane
In an extraordinary editorial, the whistleblower site WikiLeaks has demanded that the United States "stop spying" on its operations.
"Over the last few years, WikiLeaks has been the subject of hostile acts by security organizations," founder Julian Assange writes. "We've become used to the level of security service interest in us and have established procedures to ignore that interest. But the increase in surveillance activities this last month, in a time when we are barely publishing due to fundraising, are excessive."
On Tuesday evening, followers of the WikiLeaks Twitter feed were startled to read, "WikiLeaks is currently under an aggressive US and Icelandic surveillance operation." This was followed a few minutes later by "If anything happens to us, you know why: it is our Apr 5 film. And you know who is responsible." A succeeding message warned, "We have airline records of the State Dep/CIA tails. Don't think you can get away with it. You cannot. This is WikiLeaks."
Friday's editorial finally fills in the background of those cryptic messages. Assange apparently believes that his group is under close surveillance by US intelligence because of its planned release of "a classified U.S. military video showing civilian kills by U.S. pilots" under the command of General David Petraeus.
Most of the incidents that he cites, however, have occurred in Iceland, where WikiLeaks representatives have been holding discussions with members of the Icelandic parliament about the possibility of turning that nation into a haven… Continue reading
BoilingFrogsPost.com (Sibel Edmonds' Blog)
Recently released FBI documents prove the existence of highly sensitive National Security and criminal investigations of "Turkish Activities" in Chicago prior to September 11, 2001. These documents add further support to many of the allegations that former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds has claimed, in public and in Congress, since 2002. The documents were released under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request into an organization called the Turkish American Cultural Alliance (TACA), an organization repeatedly named by Ms. Edmonds as being complicit in the crimes that she became aware of when she was a translator at the FBI.
The documents released under FOIA are almost completely redacted, but they do support many of Edmonds' claims, including:
There were a number of very serious FBI investigations into "Turkish activity in Chicago" involving a number of targets, including TACA
These investigations were related to "National Security" among other things.
These investigations were regarded as so sensitive that no files were to be uploaded to FBI's computer system.
Congressional corruption was involved.
The FBI repeatedly conducted actual "physical surveillance" against Turkish and American targets.
Some of these investigations were shut down in 2001.
The documents comprise primarily of internal FBI ECs (Electronic Communications) between FBI offices. Most of the ECs are titled "Turkish American Cultural Association" although one from Feb 2000 is titled "Turkish Investigations in Chicago" which indicates that there were at least seven different pending investigations into Turkish activity in Chicago, and another later document from July 2001 indicates that there were at least ten investigations into TACA alone.…Continue reading


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two words to tell you that I went to see Luca Manca Wednesday in the Clinic in Santiago and it goes well!
I was very surprised by his physical condition and his reactions. When he saw me, he gave a wink and smile ...
He remembers everyone, he recalled the fall of Casteu and was very surprised at the podium Chaleco on Aprilia! And tapped the hand on the bed when I spoke to him on the Dakar. He expresses his anger to fell dow.
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It should be repatriated within a few days in Italy, when he can swallow.
I told him how you were all affected by his condition and that you were thinking with him.
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I almost didn't want to challenge Howard to the Ice Bucket Challenge. He's dismissed it on the radio, channeled his inner Ben Stern to deem it nonsense, and basically let it be known that it wasn't for him.
And I get it: we love Howard is exactly because he doesn't follow the crowd. Back in July, Matt Lauer already nominated him, and if I recall Howard said if anybody poured cold water of his head, he'd cut off theirs.
But as the Jewish Journal staff was preparing to dump ice on our heads to raise money for ALS, Danielle Berrin, our staff writer who organized it, suggested we add Howard to the list of people we challenged: Tom Friedman, Jeffrey Goldberg and David Brooks. It was our short list of mavens-- the people we need to read to help us make sense of the crazy world.
I thought for a second and decided: Howard belongs on that list. His commentary on the news is as much a reason to love the show as his interviews and staff interactions. Howard's commentary is a mix of satire and good sense and sheer outrageousness, and it has been helping me face the world long before Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and John Oliver came along. Stewart begat Colbert and begat Oliver... but Stewart himself will tell you he was a Stern listener before he was "Jon Stewart."
If Howard does take the challenge I'm certain he'll find a unique, sick, funny, twisted way to make it his own....
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The Alps ETF, mentioned below, began trading on NYSE Arca this morning as an exclusive primary listing. The fund prospectus and other fund information is available at the
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Background on NYSE Arca-Listed ETFs and ETNs
Exchange traded products listed on NYSE Arca represent 61% of ETF and
The ALPS ETF Trust is an investment company currently consisting of one separate exchange traded "index fund", Cohen & Steers Global Realty Majors ETF. The funds seeks investment results that correspond generally with to the performance, before the fund's fees and expenses, of an index called the Cohen & Steers Global Realty Majors Index.
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Police are looking for a man accused of murder in Oklahoma, and believe he could be in Northwest Arkansas, according to a news release from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
James Douglas Manken, 40, has an arrest warrant for first degree murder in connection with the killing of Wayne Lee Wennerholm in Adair County, Okla., according to the news release. There is a $5,000 reward for information leading to Manken's arrest and conviction.
Police ask anyone with information on Manken's whereabouts to contact the Adair County sheriff's office or the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
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How to Create Your Personal Social Media Brand
In this video I interview Mari Smith, author of Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day. Mari talks about the Brand of You and how to monetize your personality on social media.
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10 Top Business Blogs and Why They Are Successful
Does your business have a blog? Are you looking to generate engaging comments and new daily visitors? If so, look no further.
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Each of these successful blog examples has incorporated unique features that have attracted thousands of readers. The great news is that you don't have to reinvent the wheel—just model the best. Take a look at these thriving blogs and apply the same success strategies to your own blog.
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Guest blogging has been around for a long time, but it's an especially hot topic now. With the concept becoming even hotter daily, it's quite natural that myths emerge.
This post looks at three myths around guest blogging that have been actively discussed recently.
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I recently interviewed Andy Sernovitz, founder of the Social Media Business Council, an organization that includes many of the world's largest brands such as Cisco, Coca-Cola, General Motors, Microsoft, Proctor & Gamble and Wells Fargo, just to mention a few.
Andy is also author of the book Word of Mouth Marketing and founder of GasPedal, a group that advises big brands such as TiVo, Dell, Sprint and Kimberly-Clark.
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Matt saw Open Graph API as an opportunity to connect people across the web—not just through personal connections, but also by their connection to the most popular content. Instead of waiting for users to browse one of the 100,000 sites using a form of the Open Graph, he decided to post all of the most popular content in one place, on ItsTrending.com.
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Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Google Buzz, Foursquare, and others that have just joined the game—and the list goes on and on ad nauseam!
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Upper Nubia W2-1 8/9
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Upper Nubia is an exclusive development with his own filtered sea water lagoon and one of the best locations in El Gouna. Its a short walking distance to the beautiful Abu Tig Marina, with it's aray of restaurants, bars and shops. the beaches and Downtown.
The apartment is fully air conditioned,stylishly furnished,with marble floors throughout. Open plan living area with fitted kitchen and breakfast bar. Two double bedrooms,( 1 with king size bed, the other with 2 singles) both with fitted marble bathrooms, and a large balcony with seating and dining area.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Hurguada 20 km, Nearest railway: Hurguada 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Telephone, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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4 bar stools
4 seater sofa
coffee table
fitted wardrobes in each bedroom
linen & towels provided
air conditioned lounge & bedrooms
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Private beach and lagoon, with 2 sun loungers and a permanent wind breaker, fixed umbrellas and landscaped gardens.
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English speaking representative will meet you on arrival at the apartment, and will be available to help you with any requests.
The Red Sea and Sinai region
The sun shines 365 days a year making this an ideal holiday destination, and the region itself offers something for everyone.
Excursions to Cairo - the Pyramids, Luxor, and a cruise down the River Nile can be arranged via the hotels or the information centre located Downtown.
El Gouna
El Gouna is a unique and stunning international resort on the Red Sea Riviera coast, with the Sinia mountains in the background. All apartments and villas are surrounded by lagoons which makes it such a special location.
There is a wide selection of over 60 restaurants to choose from in the resort all of a high standard. Eating out costs less than half the amount you would expect to pay in the UK. There are a great choice of bars and cafes and if you fancy you can dance the night away in any one of the out door discos/bars.
Some excellent Hotels are situated close by, including the Sheraton Miramar with its fabulous facilities, the Steinberger which has an 18 hole PGA championship golf course, and the Movenpick with its superb spa.
El Gouna is also a premier destination for diving, with 9 dive centres offering expert tuition for all standards and daily excursions to the many sites on offer. The resort is also very popular for kite surfing, windsurfing , sailing, para sailing, waters king, snorkelling and deep sea fishing. Other attractions include, tennis, go-karting, horse riding, paint ball games, quad biking and various safaris.
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Griffin's iTrip AutoPilot charges, controls, and plays your iPod or iPhone. The AutoPilot's FM transmitter plays your tunes directly through your car's FM stereo, and getting started is as easy as pressing a button. Griffin's SmartScan function finds the best frequencies so you can start listening right away, without going through a complicated setup. The AutoPilot also features a playback control which controls your iPod or iPhone's play functions so you can drive safely and keep your Apple device out of sight.
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Swordfish with Zucchini and Saffron
|3 , julienned
|Unsalted butter
|45 Milliliter (3 Tablespoon)
|Swordfish fillets/Bonito / blue fin tuna
|1 Pound, cut into 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 inch slices (Use 450 Gram Fresh)
|2 Small, thinly sliced
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Saffron powder
|1 Pinch (Use Pure Form)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (2.5 Milliliter)
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (2.5 Milliliter)
|Chicken stock
|125 Milliliter (1/2 Cup)
|125 Milliliter (1/2 Cup)
|Fresh fettuccine/3/4 pound dried
|1 Pound (450 Gram)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (1 Milliliter)
1) In a colander, sprinkle the zucchini with a little salt and allow to drain for 30 minutes.
2) In a large pan, saute the swordfish in half the butter, until thoroughly cooked. Remove with a slotted spoon and keep aside.
3) Saute onions and garlic in rest of the butter, until soft.
4) Stir in the saffron and seasonings, coat well.
5) Pour in the chicken stock and cream, cook over a medium heat, until smooth and thick.
6) Stir in the drained zucchini and poach for 1 minute. Then stir in the swordfish and heat thoroughly.
7) In a pan, cook the fettuccine in the boiling salted water, until tender.
8) Drain, transfer the fettuccine to a warm serving dish and pour over the sauce, just before serving.
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Ask.com acquires nRelateJuly 02, 2012
Search and Q&A website Ask.com has finalized its acquisition of nRelate, a company that suggests related stories to readers on publisher websites, says Doug Leeds, CEO of Ask.com.
A googolplex of Google newsJune 06, 2012
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Salesforce.com will acquire Buddy Media for $689 million in cash and Salesforce.com equity.
Omnicom shows revenue growth, but Europe at riskApril 17, 2012
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Twitter buys Web security company DasientJanuary 24, 2012
Twitter has acquired a Web security startup company called Dasient, in a deal whose terms were not disclosed.
Rauxa acquires digital development firm ThoughtMatrixJanuary 12, 2012
Direct marketing agency Rauxa acquired digital design and development firm ThoughtMatrix, the agency said on Jan. 12. Rauxa CEO Jill Gwaltney said the acquisition closed the last week of December but declined to disclose terms.
Publishers Clearing House acquires mobile firm Liquid WirelessJanuary 11, 2012
Direct marketer Publishers Clearing House has acquired mobile marketing company Liquid Wireless. Publishers Clearing House CEO Andy Goldberg said the acquisition closed "before Christmas" but declined to disclose terms.
Return Path acquires OtherInboxJanuary 10, 2012
Email deliverability firm Return Path acquired email technology company OtherInbox, the company said on Jan. 10. The acquisition closed in late December, said Return Path CEO Matt Blumberg, who declined to disclose terms.
MDC Partners acquires media firm RJ Palmer for $25 millionJanuary 05, 2012
MDC Partners acquired media agency RJ Palmer for $25 million including incentives, Miles Nadal, chairman and CEO of the Toronto-based holding company said on Jan. 5. Nadal said that acquisition closed in December.
Lowe's buys online retailer ATG StoresDecember 29, 2011
Home improvement retailer Lowe's acquired online retailer ATG Stores, the company said on Dec. 29. Lowe's spokesperson Karen Cobb said the acquisition closed yesterday afternoon but declined to disclose terms.
VerticalResponse acquires social marketing firm RoostDecember 15, 2011
Self-service marketing company VerticalResponse acquired social marketing firm Roost, the company said on Dec. 15. VerticalResponse CEO Janine Popick said the acquisition closed yesterday but declined to disclose terms.
MMG Worldwide acquires Ypartnership, forms MMGY GlobalDecember 14, 2011
Digital travel marketing company MMG Worldwide acquired Ypartnership, a travel research services company, both companies said Dec. 14. The agencies have merged to form MMGY Global, a full-service travel marketing agency.
Google buys restaurant recommendation firmDecember 13, 2011
Google acquired personalized recommendation company Clever Sense, the company said on Dec. 13. A Google spokesperson declined to disclose terms of the acquisition.
24/7 Real Media boosts video ad offerings with Panache acquisitionDecember 06, 2011
WPP-owned digital marketing firm 24/7 Real Media acquired digital video advertising firm Panache, said David Moore, founder, chairman and CEO of 24/7 Real Media on Dec. 6. Moore declined to disclose terms of the acquisition.
Marketers add location-based strategies to digital arsenalDecember 01, 2011
Location-based advertising has become an integral component of overall communications strategies. This month, several major brands introduced programs that leverage geo-local information to offer consumers more relevant content.
Adobe to acquire Efficient FrontierNovember 30, 2011
Adobe Systems Inc. has agreed to acquire digital marketing firm Efficient Frontier, the company said on Nov. 30. The acquisition is expected to close during the first quarter of Adobe's 2012 fiscal year. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
EBay acquires recommendation platform HunchNovember 21, 2011
EBay has acquired recommendation platform Hunch. The acquisition closed on Nov. 21, eBay spokesperson Johnna Hoff said via email.
Yahoo to acquire Interclick for $270 millionNovember 01, 2011
Yahoo agreed to acquire advertising technology firm Interclick for $270 million, the company said on Nov. 1. The acquisition is expected to close by early 2012.
Gilt Groupe acquires BuyWithMeOctober 31, 2011
Gilt Groupe has acquired daily deals site BuyWithMe, according to reports. The acquisition will take effect on Nov. 1, according to BetaBeat, which first reported news of the acquisition on Oct. 28.
Oracle agrees to acquire EndecaOctober 19, 2011
Database company Oracle entered into an agreement on Oct. 18 to acquire data management and Web commerce company Endeca Technologies.
Liz Claiborne sells brand portfolio to JCPenney for $288 millionOctober 13, 2011
Liz Claiborne Inc. agreed to sell the Liz Claiborne, Monet and Kensie brands, and completed the sale of the Dana Buchman brand, for total cash proceeds of approximately $328 million, Liz Claiborne Inc. CEO William McComb said during an Oct. 13 conference call.
Creative agencies see future in BrazilOctober 01, 2011
Creative agencies are investing more resources in Brazil as the world's fifth-largest economy transitions from burgeoning market to one shaping others around the globe.
MDC acquires majority stake in Concentric PharmaSeptember 16, 2011
MDC Partners has acquired a majority stake in healthcare marketing agency Concentric Pharma Advertising. The deal will add a healthcare-marketing capability to the New York-based holding company.
ICrossing expands into Latin America, Spain with Wallaby acquisitionSeptember 12, 2011
ICrossing has acquired Santiago, Chile-based digital agency Wallaby Group in a deal that will allow the Hearst Corp.-owned shop to expand its global footprint.
Nurun builds US presence with Odopod acquisitionSeptember 12, 2011
Quebecor Media-owned Canadian digital agency Nurun has acquired Odopod, a San Francisco-based digital shop. The deal adds Odopod clients such as Google, Electronic Arts and Sony Electronics to Nurun's roster, which includes Cartier, MSN, AT&T and Disney.
EBay acquires social commerce firm The Gifts ProjectSeptember 09, 2011
EBay has acquired social commerce firm The Gifts Project. The San Francisco-based company produces a platform that allows consumers to make purchases as a group from e-commerce sites.
Google adds restaurant reviews giant Zagat to menuSeptember 08, 2011
Google acquired restaurant reviews company Zagat on September 8. The Zagat team will continue to work at its New York office and retain its brand, products and services.
Ascentium buys e-commerce firm Cactus CommerceSeptember 06, 2011
Digital agency Ascentium has acquired e-commerce firm Cactus Commerce. The two companies began talks last September, said Tony Marinelli, CEO of Cactus Commerce.
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Wow!August 21st 2013 2:34 pm
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Thank you to the Catster Overlords for choosing little ol' me for one of the Daily Diary Picks for August 16th. Thank you to my Catster friends for letting me know. How do I get mom to visit Catster more? Maybe if there was food. Yes! Food...I will leave food crumbs all the way to Catster. She will follow the crumbs and voila! Well, in theory it works. In reality, maybe not so much.
Are you for real?August 12th 2013 7:49 pm
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Paisan, you just kill me sometimes. You make me laugh so hard, I roll right off the center island in the kitchen. You act like it has been years since you had Pizza Noms...Dude, it was last week...LAST WEEK!!!
Hmmmph!June 11th 2013 11:51 am
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We have had a tough time with fleas here. And other bugs that I wont mention because I basically hate bugs. Meowmie has an exterminator coming in a few days, so yay! But, wait until I tell you the horrifying tale of what happened to me last night...
I am very nervous.....June 9th 2012 1:33 am
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Meowmie leaves for California in a week. When she comes back, she will have 5 cats and a dog. Do I really have to go thru this again? Meowmie said that nothing bad will happen. We all just need to adjust to each other. This is my house. I was here first. I hope everything goes ok....I am not used to being chased all over the house by a dog that wants to play. This should be very interesting.
COTDJune 7th 2012 8:40 am
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Thank you slacker meowmie! I received the Cat of The Day honors, and did not even know because you are a total slacker. If you have gotten the internet when I told you to, I would not have missed this. Thank you to the powers that be at Catster for the honor of being Cat of The Day. I can replace you as chief minion, meowmie. Just remember that.
Hey! What did you bring home?June 7th 2012 8:36 am
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Meowmie took off for a few days. Don't worry, I was not home alone. The minions were here. I was busy living large...when meowmie came home. She had a blanket. The blanket smelled like....A CAT! I followed meowmie to her bedroom. It WAS a cat! She would not let me near him and he hissed at me. She shut the bedroom door and left me in the hall. Excuse me! Every day, I would stick my paw under the door to see if the cat was nearby. I did this for a week. Finally, the cat on the other side of the door slapped my paw! It was on!!!! Slowly, mom introduced me to this new cat. His name is Paisan. You probably know him. He is the definition of cool. But, he respected that this was my house. Slowly, he started inspecting the house. One day, he flopped down on his side in front of me. Hmmm, I thought..what does he want? Then he slapped me. We had a short, but funny slap fight. No claws. After that, we started to play and chase each other. We even share each other's food. I am glad they brought Paisan here. I hear that Bella and the crew are going to be here in a few weeks...along with ...gulp....Lexi the dog. I am not too worried. Mom said that nothing will happen to me. I trust her. This should be very interesting. Can't wait.
Finally got a diary. Meowmie is slow.June 7th 2012 8:29 am
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What does it take for a cat to get a diary around here? I am the most interesting cat in Memphis and no diary! (points at meowmie) Is meowmie's fault. No computer, no internets...seriously? I have things to talk about! First, I am so glad that we moved from that little apartment to this big house. I sit at the front door and watch birds, or I sit in the kitchen window and smell what's cooking at Wendy's. Sometimes, if I am lucky...I catch a whiff of the Chinese restaurant. Yummers. I love living in this house. So many windows, so little time. I have three bedrooms to sleep in, plus a living room, a dining room and I love to leave cat hair and paw prints on the white kitchen tile. My days are fun filled....even when I am sleeping. I love to listen to the mailman shove stuff into that black box near the door. I usually kick it with the children in the living room. I am learning so much about the latest video games...NOT. I go in there and sleep. I love to hear the noise of the children. And I love pizza night. They laugh at me when I sit in the chair like I am expecting a plate. Hello? I AM expecting a plate. Not some chunk of melted cheese you toss to me. I want a piece of pizza, with the pepperoni and everything. What is wrong with you people? It's so hard to be cool when you have to deal with minions that are slackers. Meow.
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Easy Peasy!
I ironed and trimmed up my blocks yesterday and when I had a few moments ALONE this afternoon I laid it out! I should have a chance to get it put together soon :) We do have a special visitor coming this week, but I don't foresee my machine being put away this time!My girls collected a few leaves that blew off the trees. Can you believe that the colors are starting to change? Well, maybe not where you are – but we've had enough cold nights to cause the start. (This picture is for you, Miss Amy) It's been stormy today, nothing like Gustav, but plenty to free a few leaves. I even saw a fresh dusting of snow on a couple of mountain peaks this morning! I will try to take … Read More »
Tiny Bits Quilt Top
I have a finish at last! I've been calling this my "Nod to Random" – what do you think?I'm really looking forward to working on the cancer quilt – it will be a simple and hopefully quick finish :) Did I tell you that they were giving those kits away for people to just bring back? It's a great way to get people involved!
Jenna's working on her binding, with less than a week left here, I'm excited for her to see the finished product!
Uh – Oh!
The last couple of days have started to feel like fall!
I'm not ready.
I've woken up yesterday and today huddled under our down comforter (no quilt there, yet) with that cool crisp air that reminds me that it will be cold before I know it. I was just telling you how hot it was here, and now all the sudden I have to rummage through the closets looking for pants that fit all the kiddos. My girls are probably fine, but Owen doesn't have the same hand-me-down ability as they do :)
Oh well! It will most likely be hot again next week, but the nights will continue to be cold. So I need to begin to prepare myself now. This is my favorite picture of all 4 kids outside last winter. They were sitting … Read More »
Tiny Bits
Here's the mess that I have created for myself! Tons of tiny hourglass blocks :) I really have had fun working with them, there's just lots to work with. And here's the layout:I had considered making it random, but with only 4 different blocks, it wouldn't end up very random. And I am a concrete sequential and random is hard for me! I believe I have enough to make a baby quilt 36″ square. And then I can send it off to a friend with a new baby :)
Happy Tuesday –Amy
Work In Progress :)
I have spent a good chunk of time yesterday and today pinning. Pinning while watching the Olympics! Good clean fun – now I just need to peel myself away from the tube and get to the sewing machine.There's about 150 sets awaiting sewing – I like to keep everything at the same stage of "production." I guess it brings a bit of continuity to a project for me :)
Have a good evening and thanks for your encouragement yesterday!Amy
First off – Hello to all of you who have visited via Quilting Bloggers! I will have to go check out more of your blogs :)
I kept two baggies full of tiny triangles from when Jenna was cutting the corners off of her snowballs. I just couldn't watch all those beautiful scraps go to waste! So now I have put together a couple of blocks so I can hopefully decide where to go next with them.
Did I mention how tiny they are? These completed blocks are 3″ and 2 1/2″ – almost square! Right now I am leaning toward the hourglass. For a couple of reasons, less room for trouble, and I really like the pattern they create when put together. I've been wanting to do an hourglass anyway but I really wanted … Read More »
Star Blocks and a Pin Cushion!
I cut out the same night I posted my first star block these three. I have been working on them as able since and I'm excited to show you :) I've been using little scraps from my bin so they are all different and fun. My girls have been asking for place mats so I may just add more to the sides and then quilt them for the girlies. . . have to wait and see!I found this pin cushion via another blogger – Darlene at Quilting Daze, recently asked for help making one and I decided I needed one too! Here's the tutorial we used – sweet and simple – my favorite quick project.Thanks for stopping by!Amy
I'm Addicted
I just finished my first block from AmandaJean's star quilt-a-long. So fun! Honestly, I'm sorta glad I only started now – I don't have to wait for next week to start the next! It may seem like I've done nothing more than blog and quilt today but I assure you my family is not malnourished nor is the house in complete disarray. But I must be going – dinner must be made :)
Olive Rose Quilt Top
I did manage to eek out enough time to finish the top I showed you last week! Our weekends tend to be less routine and more fun family time – which in turn equals less sewing time. . . I like it that way. :)Please excuse the bits of mess you see behind it. . . :) My house is only ever half clean!Do you see the patterns emerging? I like it! I didn't really expect it that way. I just wanted to balance the red and brown in each block. I had actually thought the blocks would go in the other direction originally – it pays to lay it out and see what works. :) I think it will be a nice fall lap quilt, especially with the corduroy … Read More »
Happy Friday!
I hope that you are having a great Friday, and that your weekend is great! I decided this morning that I was going to take the kiddos to the park. I feel like we are just getting to where I can trust everyone, on my own. Without help. My strategy is to put the 2 younger in swings and push them, while watching the older two go up and down the slide, monkey bars, and whatnot. I was pushing three for a while today.
At this particular park, there is a 12 foot tall circular slide. For this mommy it may as well be a skyscraper! I'm not bad with heights, but last time we were there (about a month ago) Sophia (3) climbed to the top with every intention of going down, but … Read More »
The Plunge
Well being uncertain, and a little bored of my straight line quilting – I took the plunge! I am so glad that I did :)I've been practicing stippling/loop-d-loop quilting, but had yet to put it on a quilt – I was chicken! Having watched videos online and read about stippling – you aren't supposed to cross over your previous stitching. . . rules are meant to be broken right? The loop-d-loop seems to come more natural to me :) I am about halfway done – I'll post more pictures, including the back once it's complete. I've learned so much with this quilt it seems fitting now that it be my first attempt at stippling. Have a great weekend!Amy
Current State
DSC_0495Originally uploaded by parkcitygirl
So here's where I am stuck! I have it basted together with a backing that I love and I purchased some green thread that works well – I think. White worked on the front but not the back and the opposite is true of cream. Green was a good compromise :) My original plan was to go straight line 1/4 inch on either side of the seams, but not all of my seams match perfectly . . . did I tell you how much I have learned in the process of making this? My current thought is to use a decorative type stitch over the seams, but not every seam – that would be too much. And I would love to be able to stipple but I don't want this … Read More »


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VDPAU kills my machine...
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Re: VDPAU kills my machine...
Okay, I am a bit confused now.
While I was waiting for response for the warranty, I was experimenting further. I almost did everything: BIOS update, looked for a VGA BIOS update (which I did not found), tried to reproduce the problem on Windows (which did not work) and last but not least I once again stumbled over the "If you have a stability problem, read this first" sticky.
Then I tried all options suggested in this thread - at least all, that applied to my configuration.
When I tried
I tried once again... and the PC did not crash. So I made the SAME test as shown in the video. I toggled Fullscreen for 87 times - then my finger began to hurt - but the PC did NOT restart anymore.
Now I am ashamed not to try this earlier, but I really do not understand why this helped. It still does not explain why my PSU sometimes fails to re-power up after a crash... and maybe this is a defect in the PSU... but... (sorry for the expression) WHAT THE FUNK?
I will continue testing ... see if I can get it to crash once again.
At least I have to rewire all my Hardware. Maybe this will drive the PSU nuts again...
EDIT: Every little piece of Hardware is connected agaon and all external devices as well. Video still causes no crashes...
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Yes, yes, so I know I should be on hiatus this month due to NaNoWriMo and things, but the inspiration for this little one-shot came to me after seeing a gorgeous gif of River falling from a skyscraper during Day of the Moon on Tumblr, with a tag beneath that is more or less the last line of this piece. So I would quickly like to thank Charina on Tumblr (her blog is 'areyoumarriedriver' – check it out, it's amazing!) for providing me with the inspiration for this one. It's only short, but I hope you like it and please review!
Disclaimer – I don't own Doctor Who. I'm not nearly clever enough.
River Song is a doctor of sorts, a Professor of Archaeology. Her work and studies involve hard facts, the investigation of artefacts and the analysis of evidence; she deals with what is real, the possible and plausible. Though she knows all too well that the impossible is more often than not merely the improbable, disguised as the impossible. A slightly different kind of Doctor taught her that.
But all these facts - all this analysis of evidence and investigation of artefacts doesn't turn River into a total critic. She is no sceptic, no cynic when it comes to the realms of the unknown. Because despite the scientific nature of her work, River is possessed of deep, unwavering faith. Faith in the impossible (or improbable), faith in herself, faith in others, faith that at the end of the day, there will always be one man there to make everything right again.
River learnt from a very young age, back when she could be identified by a different name, that faith was firm belief in something without logical proof; it was trusting in something completely, even when common sense told you not to. She was trained to not have faith, was brought up to believe in hard facts, such as the ones they had fed her about the Doctor on a daily basis as they educated and moulded her into his very own personal hell in high heels, his bespoke psychopath.
But despite this, she has faith in many things. But above all else, River has faith in her husband. She trusts that he will always come when she calls, believes that he will never, ever give up on anyone or anything, even when the odds are stacked against him. Her faith in him runs as true as the stars and planets that serve as their playground, and as bright as all the suns and all the moons in every galaxy of the universe.
And as River stands, teetering on the edge, the entire city spread out below her, she has utmost faith in the fact that the Doctor will always be there to catch her whenever she chooses to fall (or jump). The cool night air weaves through the folds of her dress as it floats weightlessly about her legs and she can feel the breeze gently pulling tendrils of her hair loose from the twist she has artfully coiled it into.
"You're coming with us, Dr. Song. There's no way out this time."
Oh how wrong he is. River meets his gaze and feels the lure of gravity tempting her backwards. "There's always a way out."
She smiles, spreads her arms - covered with the telltale black marks of the Silence - and falls gracefully, silently backwards.
Air rushes past her ears, her whole body now given to the grasp of gravity, her arms open, head thrown back and eyes closed, a smile resting peacefully upon her lips. And sure enough, before the rush of adrenaline can even begin to sink in, she feels his arms wrap around her waist, pulling her backwards. What she hasn't expected is that the experience of falling will continue, and for them both to plunge, without control, into the TARDIS swimming pool.
They resurface together, gasping for air, treading water. As River meets the Doctor's gaze, and he meets hers, they both laugh. She watches with knowing adoration on her face as he straightens his now drooping bowtie and runs a hand through his wet hair, momentarily flattening the usually floppy quiff. She barely seems to register the fact that they are now stood up to their chests in chlorinated water, and can do nothing but gaze at him, a smile on her face as she reaps the rewards of her incorrigible faith.
After a moment of trying to straighten his appearance, the Doctor catches sight of her serene smile and notices that she is being rather silent. For her, at any rate. "What?"
River's smile widens a little and she brings her arm up through the water to caress his face, her thumb gently ghosting over his lips in a rare show of affection and tenderness. The Doctor's expression softens a little, and there is a pleased sort of confusion in his eyes.
"Oh," he says, lips quirking up into his trademark smile, "Hello."
Her smile is bright and beaming and she moves her hand to rest at the back of his neck, fingertips toying with the wet ends of his hair there as she greets him in kind. "Hello, Sweetie."
"Well, ah..." He is floundering slightly again, a look on his face that tells River he is pleasantly surprised, but slightly perplexed, by the love in her eyes and smile. "This is lovely, but ah... the Silence... Was there anything you wanted before we, ah...?"
River laughs, unable to be exasperated by his awkward, discomfited ways. He has, and always will have, the romantic heart of an old man, but the gawky movements and ways of a teenager. She has learnt to love both parts of him.
"No, nothing, my love," she says, not wanting to say too much. She still isn't sure where exactly in their time-streams this is for him. Oh those incurable spoilers. "Just that..."
She smiles at him again, and spoilers out of the window, leans forward to press the chastest of kisses to the small spot of soft skin just beside his earlobe.
And then she whispers softly in his ear: "Just that I hope I never have to stop jumping from great heights with nothing but absolute faith in the fact that you will be there to catch me as I fall."
Well, I really enjoyed writing that... I hope you enjoyed reading too! Please let me know your thoughts, good or bad! Thanks for reading and, um... happy November! :D


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1. Place a pan over heat, and pour refried black beans in it. Stir.
2. Then, add chocolate spice blend in the pan. Mix it well.
3. Stir in lime juice. Add water for desired consistency, and cook for about 1 minute.
4. Serve Aztec chocolate black beans dip warm with veggies and tortilla chips.
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Longing for Home
by Sarah M. Eden
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"An engaging and heart-warming story." —Julianne Donaldson, bestselling author of Edenbrooke
Though she was only a child during the darkest days of Ireland's Great Famine, Katie Macauley feels responsible for the loss of her family's land and the death of her sister. Now a woman grown, Katie has left Ireland for America and the promise of earning money enough to return home again and plead for her family's forgiveness. She arrives in Hope Springs, Wyoming Territory, a town sharply divided between the Americans who have settled there, with their deep hatred of the Irish, and the Irish immigrants who have come searching for a place to call home. Her arrival tips the precarious balance, and the feud erupts anew. Even in the midst of hatred and violence, however, Katie finds reason to hope. Two men, as different as they are intriguing, vie for her heart, turning her thoughts for the first time toward a future away from Ireland. Katie must now make the hardest decision of her life: stay and give her heart a chance at love, or return home and give her soul the possibility of peace.
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By Dianna, Submitted on 2015-02-25
I have the book on CD, I could not wait to find out how the book ended,, I loved the characters, one of the best books I have read. I hope there will be a sequel, too many things left unsettled!!!!
By Jessica, Submitted on 2015-02-25
I love Sarah Eden's books. This one was no different. I thoroughly enjoyed this read. I was immediately wrapped up in the characters' lives and the difficult situation in Hope Springs. I'm not usually a fan of love triangles but this one was so sweet and the author did a great job of getting me to care almost equally about Tavish and Joseph (although I do have my favorite). I cannot wait for the sequel next year . . . and that is part of the problem I had. I needed just a little more resolution to this book. I turned the page after the last chapter and couldn't believe that was the end. I guess the climax was Katie deciding if she should stay in Hope Springs or not . . . but for me it wasn't enough. There was so much build up with the town conflict and the romance and then it just ended. I need more! I would suggest waiting a few months to read this one so you'll have less time to wait for the next.
By Andrea, Submitted on 2015-02-25
Longing for Home is quite different from Sarah M. Eden's other stories. The Wyoming Territory and its hard working residents differ vastly from the settings and characters in Eden's Regency novels. The pace is slower, and at nearly 400 pages, it's also quite a bit longer than her other books. However, it is a touching story and has a unique love-triangle (both men involved are wonderful, and I really didn't know who she was going to pick for most of the story, or who I wanted her to pick).
The historical information included about the struggles in Ireland was eye opening, and the depiction of the hatred of the Irish immigrants was heart-wrenching. I really enjoyed the aspects of Irish culture that Eden included in this story. The ceili sounded like such a fun event.
Although I was happy with Katie's choice at the end of Longing for Home, there were several loose ends and I really wanted more. Happily, I just saw an announcement that there will be a sequel in the Spring of 2014!
If you love clean historical romance novels, don't miss Sarah M. Eden's books!