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Dear Secretary Mineta
On May 23, 2003 you testified before the 9/11 Commission in public hearing as to your experience on the morning of 9/11/01. During your testimony you stated that you arrived at the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC) underneath the East Wing of the White House "at about 9:20 a.m.", at which time Vice President Richard Cheney and other staff was already present in the center, with Mr. Cheney clearly in command. You also state in your testimony that you had believed based on a conversation that took place between Mr. Cheney and an unnamed "young man" that a shoot down order had been given by the Vice President prior to your arrival, because, in your words…
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"There was a young man who had come in and said to the vice president, "The plane is 50 miles out. The plane is 30 miles out." And when it got down to, "The plane is 10 miles out, "the young man also said to the vice president, "Do the orders still stand?" And the vice president turned and whipped his neck around and said, "Of course the orders still stand.
By Michael Shnayerson
Vanity Fair
Halliburton subsidiary KBR got $12 billion worth of exclusive contracts for work in Iraq. But even more shocking is how KBR spent some of the money. Former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official Bunnatine Greenhouse is blowing the whistle on the Dick Cheney-linked company's profits of war.
This time, she was sure, they were going to get her.
Bunnatine Greenhouse had been a huge nuisance since the buildup to the war in Iraq-questioning contracts, writing caveats on them in her spidery script, wanting to know why Halliburton and its subsidiary KBR (formerly known as Kellogg, Brown and Root) should be thrown billions of dollars of government business while other companies, big and small, were shut out.
And Bunny Greenhouse wasn't that easy to ignore: she was the highest-ranking civilian at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Specifically, she was the officer in charge of ensuring that any work contracted out by the Army Corps to private industry-from help in building bridges and dams and highways to support for wartime troops-was granted in a fair and aboveboard way. For two years, Greenhouse had asked hard questions about why the head of the Corps, to whom she reported directly, kept giving exclusive, non-compete contracts to KBR that now amounted to roughly $10.8 billion. Greenhouse was fearless, and she was blunt. In the Corps's male hierarchy, it probably didn't help that she was a woman-or that she was black.
On October 6, 2004, Greenhouse was summoned by… Continue reading
October 29, 2003
The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. GARRETT). Under the Speaker's announced policy of January 7, 2003, the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. PALLONE) is recognized for 60 minutes.
Mr. PALLONE. Mr. Speaker, earlier this month Congress approved an $87 billion supplemental for the war and reconstruction efforts in Iraq. While I believe it is critically important that we get our military troops all the resources they need to safely complete their mission in Iraq, I do not support rubber-stamping this legislation so the Bush administration gets a free ride from Congress.
The Bush administration must account for its war strategy. The Bush administration must also answer the tough questions regarding questionable no-bid contracts, contracts that benefit Vice President DICK CHENEY's former employer, an employer that continues to pay CHENEY hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in deferred salary, contracts that are free of any oversight from Congress.
Yet another 9/11 "Cui bono?" (who profits?) alert: This is almost ancient news by now if anyone was listening, but this is one of the clearest earliest Congressional examinations of rampant corruption in Iraq. It was a typical after hours empty chamber exercise, but the intrepid Marcy Kaptur did get Cheney's continuing possession of 433,333 Halliburton stock options and his consequent millions in war profits into the public record at last.
Mr. Speaker, right now Halliburton holds a monopoly on Iraq. The company's no-bid contract was first negotiated in secret and originally intended for… Continue reading
Editor's Note:
There has been so little journalistic attention to 9/11 truth that glaring factual contradictions in the "official narrative" can go unremarked in the media for months if not years. In the following letter, 911truth.org co-founder Kyle Hence urges Richard Clarke (former counter-terrorism 'czar' for both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Author, Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror) to deal with the fundamental inconsistencies between his writing and testimony regarding 9/11 and the version released as gospel by the 9/11 Commission. Clarke has yet to respond but Kyle's letter is an education in itself.
Open Letter to Richard A. Clarke
From: Kyle Hence
February 23, 2005
Subject: Pertaining to accounts in Clarke's book Against All Enemies, neither retracted or refuted, regarding 9/11 war games and the participation of General Myers and Sec. Rumsfeld in a video conference managed from the White House Situation Room by Richard Clarke with the assistance of his Deputy, Roger Cressey.
Note of Explanation: This letter/email was presented (via email or in person) to Mr. Clarke on four occasions without a response of any kind to the specific questions raised regarding the actions (or lack of) from our military and top officials in positions of responsibility on 9/11. Given no response, and Rep. Cynthia McKinney's attempt to raise the issue at February 16th Armed Services Committee hearing, CitizensWatch is taking the step of making this letter public.
This letter (see below) with questions pertaining to 9/11 (wargames, sworn testimony by Rumsfeld & Myers) was first sent as an email in June of 2004 to Mr. Clarke via his consulting company, Good Harbor. This note and these questions were presented personally to Mr. Clarke a second time on October 6, 2004 – and via email (3rd attempt) directly to his personal email box on October 15. When presented with a second opportunity in person (4th attempt) to respond to these queries backstage at a December 7th function at the Institute for Ethical Culture in New York City, Mr. Clarke refused to acknowledge the author and instead quickly left the room.
Receiving no response despite repeated attempts I am now releasing this to the public as an 'open letter' in the hopes responsible members of the press, family members and/or dedicated investigators will follow up publicly and personally with Mr. Clarke and the Commissioners who failed to examine the glaring discrepancies between Clarke's accounts and those offered in public statements and in sworn testimony by Chairman Myers and Sec. Rumsfeld.
It should be noted that Richard Clarke is the only member of the Bush Administration to publicly apologize to the 9/11 families. While generating controversy at the time, his testimony before the 9/11 Commission regarding the warnings and plan for dealing with Al-Qaeda that he presented to Condi Rice and the Bush Administration in January of 2001 has been recently bolstered by the release of an unclassified version of his January memo to then National Security Advisor Rice.
This controversy could pale in comparison, however, to what could be revealed in sworn testimonies before the appropriate Committee regarding Sept. 11th war games (including "Vigilant Warrior" mentioned by Gen. Myers on the morning of Sept. 11th), changing NORAD timelines and the testimony already offered by Chairman Myers and Sec. Rumsfeld regarding their whereabouts and actions taken in the first and most critical minutes immediately following the attack on the World Trade Center. {see pages 1-7; Against All Enemies)
This is being made public now in an effort to force this issue into the public's eye and ultimately to see full accountability and disclosure. Another 9/11 commemoration must not pass without these issues being addressed forthrightly and honestly before the American people; either in Manhattan before an AG Spitzer or DA Morganthau-convened Grand Jury or public hearings, in Albany before the appropriate Committee or on Capitol Hill. We offer this in hope that those with integrity in a position of responsibility will rise to this challenge. In this case above all others we must not allow the truth to continue to be veiled or obfuscated.
Kyle F. Hence
Co-founder, 9/11 CitizensWatch
February 23, 2005
Defining existential politics.
by Byron Belitsos
With the inauguration of George W. Bush for a second term, we enter a nightmare phase of American history, a descent into the era of what might be called "deep politics."
In this short essay I reach out for an expanded definition of a phrase first coined by the distinguished author Peter Dale Scott. In Deep Politics and the Death of JFK1, Scott refers to the "underlying continuities of deep politics" displayed by the apparent convergence of the covert interests of military, rightwing, intelligence agency, and organized crime conspirators that coalesced in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Veteran journalist Jim Marrs points in a similar direction with his Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy, as does the Oliver Stone movie based in part on that book. Marrs then works out the implications in later books, including Rule by Secrecy and Inside Job2, an expose of US government collusion with the 9/11 plot. Big-picture writers like Scott, Marrs, and investigative journalist Mike Ruppert, author of Crossing the Rubicon3, have succeeded in synthesizing a growing body of evidence that support the notion that America now inhabits a surreal realm of deep politics, where amoral, Machiavellian, covert action directs (or conditions) the agenda of the overt world, and cover stories are spun by self-deceived politicians, "pundits," and mainstream media.
Meanwhile, the truth and the facts about the black-budget world of covert action migrates to isolated ghettos inhabited by independent… Continue reading
by Michael Kane
January 18, 2005 (FTW) – In an argument of over 600 pages and 1,000 footnotes, Crossing the Rubicon makes the case for official complicity within the U.S. government and names Dick Cheney as the prime suspect in the crimes of 9/11. Since the publication of this book (to which I had the privilege of contributing a chapter), many people have asked to hear the case against Cheney argued "short & sweet."
I will make it as short as possible, but it can never be sweet.
There are 3 major points made within this book that are crucial to proving Cheney's guilt. I shall first list them and then go on to prove each point as laid out in Crossing the Rubicon.
by Joel Warner
Boulder Weekly
October 21 – 28, 2004
Tim Gale became a believer one day last January. He was prowling the Internet when he came across a video of one of the World Trade Center towers collapsing on Sept. 11, 2001. It was likely a video Gale had seen before, but this footage was in slow motion. As Gale watched the tower's 110 floors begin to crumble, he noticed something unusual.
Right before the tower dropped into a cloud of debris, the windows on the upper levels of the towers blew outwards, one floor at a time, like clockwork. That wasn't caused by the plane slamming into the tower or the ensuing fire, Gale told himself.
There were bombs in the World Trade Center.
"It blew my head off," says Gale. "I started searching like crazy."
What Gale found, in countless websites, books and films, was a vast network of information questioning the official story of what happened on Sept. 11. The 42-year-old Boulder resident was inundated with decades-old memos, foreign newspaper clippings, engineering studies and national-defense policies. And he discovered the collapse of the World Trade Center was just the beginning – he believes he's witnessing the collapse of the American society.
"I was being confronted with the raw fact that the U.S. government was complicit in the mass murder of its own citizens for geopolitical purposes," says Gale. "It's too much to bear in the confines of your mind."
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A new book by Michael C. Ruppert
foreword by Catherine Austin Fitts
New Society Publishers
Click here to purchase.
Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil by Michael C. Ruppert is a detective story that gets to the innermost core of the 9/11 attacks. It places 9/11 at the center of a desperate new America, created by specific, named individuals in preparation for Peak Oil: an economic crisis like nothing the world has ever seen.
The attacks of September 11th, 2001 were accomplished through an amazing orchestration of logistics and personnel. Crossing the Rubicon discovers and identifies the key suspects and persons of interest — finding some of them in the highest echelons of American government — by showing how they acted in concert to guarantee that the attacks occurred and produced the desired result.
In describing the contents of the book he has spent two and a half years researching and writing Ruppert said:
"In my new book I will be making several key points:
1. I will name Richard Cheney as the prime suspect in the mass murders of 9/11 and will establish that, not only was he a planner in the attacks, but also that on the day of the attacks he was running a completely separate Command, Control and Communications system which was superceding any orders being issued by the NMCC [National Military Command Center], or the White House Situation Room.
2. I will establish conclusively… Continue reading
On the morning of September 11, Secretary Rumsfeld was having breakfast at the Pentagon with a group of members of Congress. He then returned to his office for his daily intelligence briefing. The Secretary was informed of the second strike in New York during the briefing; he resumed the briefing while awaiting more information. After the Pentagon was struck, Secretary Rumsfeld went to the parking lot to assist with rescue efforts…
At 9:44, NORAD briefed the conference on the possible hijacking of Delta 1989. Two minutes later, staff reported that they were still trying to locate Secretary Rumsfeld and Vice Chairman Myers [acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on that day]. The Vice Chairman joined the conference shortly before 10:00; the Secretary, shortly before 10:30. The Chairman [Gen. Hugh Shelton] was out of the country.
— The 9/11 Commission Report, pp. 37-38
NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 2004 —
The official investigation of the September 11th events has failed to explain or even to ask why the top officials in the U.S. military chain of command were missing in action during the attacks, AWOL.
Long a subject for 9/11 researchers, the riddle of the absent leadership was highlighted in new articles by author Gail Sheehy in this month's Mother Jones and last Saturday's Los Angeles Times.
George W. Bush was moved to present a renewed defense of his actions on Sept. 11 in an interview published in last Thursday's WashingtonPost.
Some background…
The first of the… Continue reading
NEW YORK CITY, May 16, 2004 – The Kean Commission was called to life in Nov. 2002, when the White House dropped its objections to an independent 9/11 investigation, after many months of persistent lobbying by September 11th families. At the time, this was seen as a victory for the relatives of those killed on September 11th, and for their allies in the fight for open government and accountability. As the Kean Commission nears the end of its work, it is informative to ask what those families are saying today.
"Mr. Bush, who approved the flight of the bin Laden family out of the United States, when all commercial flights were grounded?"
That is one of 23 explosive questions that George W. Bush and his subordinates must face in public testimony, under oath and pain of perjury–that is, if leaders of September 11 family groups get their way.
The question refers to private flights for Saudi royalty, cleared by the White House during the otherwise total civilian flight ban in the days immediately after September 11. Members of the Bin Laden clan, including two of Osama Bin Laden's many brothers, were allowed to leave the United States before federal investigators had a chance to question them.1
Despite confirmed reports dating back to September 2001, the story of the Bin Laden family airlift was denigrated as urban legend until April, when former White House terror adviser Richard Clarke and Secretary of State Colin Powell both confirmed it.…Continue reading
By Michael Kane, March 27, 2004
Case study: How the Commission went easy on Rumsfeld, Myers and Wolfowitz
"I had no idea hijacked airliners would be used as weapons."
So said Rumsfeld, in his opening remarks to the Kean Commission on March 23, 2004. His final statement on the topic while under oath was, "I plead ignorance."
Officials at NORAD have said that when the hijackings first occurred, they initially thought it was part of the Vigilant Guardian drills running that morning. Despite some confusion, once Flight 11 struck the World Trade Center at 8:45 AM, everyone should have known this was not a test.
Former White House terrorism adviser Richard Clarke's testimony, one day later, was interesting, but amounted to little more than a distraction. There were more cameras on Clarke than on anyone else during the two-day national broadcast of the commission hearings. In reality, his testimony was nowhere near as interesting as the joint appearance by Donald Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Myers the day before. I do not question Clarke's sincerity at this time, just the timing, which he did not choose. His book was released at a time chosen by the White House, and the testimony depended on the book. He had finished it well over 6 months before, but it was held up by the White House security clearance.
As a result, the book came out on the eve of Rumsfeld's sworn testimony to the 9/11 Commission. Very clever if intentional, because it distracted everyone from two issues completely ignored by the commissioners, and overshadowed by Clarke and his book when they questioned Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld:
ISSUE #1 On the morning of September 11, 2001, NORAD was running war games involving the scenario of hijacked airliners, while the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) was running a drill for the scenario of an errant aircraft crashing into a government building, at the exact same time as an identical scenario was perpetrated in reality.…Continue reading


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Reward Offered In Search For St. Paul Highland Bank Robber
Police are offered a reward for information that leads to the arrest of a robbery suspect who stole from a St. Paul bank on Thursday afternoon.
Family Of St. Paul Police Officer Seeking Justice After Attack
More than two years after surviving an attack, a St. Paul police officer is in a new fight for what her family calls fairness.
Crime Lab Controversy Could Drop Drug Cases
A crime lab controversy could force prosecutors in three Twin Cities counties to drop cases against drug suspects.
Officers Involved In Tuesday's Domestic Shooting ID'd
The two officers involved in a domestic dispute shooting Tuesday in St. Paul that left a suspect with non-life threatening injuries were identified Wednesday afternoon.
St. Paul Honors Its Fallen Heroes
The city of St. Paul honored fallen heroes this afternoon. It was the 50th annual St. Paul Police Memorial Day Service, remembering 31 officers who died in the line of duty.
St. Paul Murder Victim ID'd, Suspect In Custody
Authorities have identified the 32-year-old woman who was the victim of a homicide Saturday in St. Paul.
Police: Suspect Stabs Dog In St. Paul Home Robbery
A burglar stabbed a dog in St. Paul last week when he robbed a home of guns, police said.
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St. Paul PD Graduates 17 New Police Dogs
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There was a time when I'd have picked every little piece of **** out of your post.
Nowadays it seems less effort just to label you a simpleton and move on. Hope you don't mind.
Nothing to pick apart. My point is that size isn't really a huge issue here. Similar in size but Holyfield is a bit taller. That has nothing to do with my pick.
I pick Holyfield because I think he was the better fighter overall.
Simpleton? Far from it. I'm just not blinded by nostalgia like so many others.
Liston was a great fighter but his resume was not great IMO. Machen and Folley were very good Heavyweights who were good enough to challenge for the title but not win it (this would be true in most eras, a credit to them). Machen and Folley were small Heavyweights and Holyfield would run thru them like a hot knife thru butter. Patterson was a good HW Champ, but not the most durable HW Champ we've ever seen. Liston did not look good vs. Ali. I think Holyfield would have given Ali more than a few problems.
Liston went 2-2 (2) in World Title Fights. He destroyed Liston x2 and looked like **** vs. Ali x2. He was stopped 3 times. He struggled with small HW Summerlin x2 (early in his career) and LHW Marty Marshall. He beat the **** out of the overhyped Williams x2. What else did he really do?
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30/06/2015 William C, Manchester, United Kingdom
This was a 2 day away present from our Daughter, nice choice, Greeted by cheerful reception personnel, having upgraded, our room was very spacious and clean with plenty of locker room.
Did not eat in ... more
This was a 2 day away present from our Daughter, nice choice, Greeted by cheerful reception personnel, having upgraded, our room was very spacious and clean with plenty of locker room.
Did not eat in Restaurant due to poor selection of food, but enjoyed the comfort of the Lounge,
location ideal for town centre plus local attraction, definitely be back less
Comfy, but not the the best.
29/06/2015 John H, Auckland Region, New Zealand
Not loving it so far. For an upgraded room in the "executive wing" The TV signal sucks,as do the number of available channels, and I'd get a better Wifi signal in the middle of the Gobi Desert with... more
Not loving it so far. For an upgraded room in the "executive wing" The TV signal sucks,as do the number of available channels, and I'd get a better Wifi signal in the middle of the Gobi Desert with my hand up a camels' butt.
On a good note, the room itself is really warm and comfortable, lots of room to move, plenty of power outlets, quiet too.The shower is amazing, although I hate clingy shower curtains over baths.
Walking distance to (Tesco) Superstore.
Bar meals are superb, if you like fish, I recommend the salmon with shrimps, or the Pork Belly if you like the meat. The other meals I saw looked equally delicious, spacious dining and bar facilities too.
Staff are really helpful and managed to fit us in with a second night quite well, without any hassles.
Well located for travelling onwards, or for touring a great old town,
Try for a room nearer to reception if you need internet.
Pleasant stay, good service and great value
28/06/2015 smudge6443, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Bit of a last minute choice but it turned out to be a good choice. Within 10mins of booking in there was a minor problem with the room reported it to reception and was immediately upgraded to another ... more
Bit of a last minute choice but it turned out to be a good choice. Within 10mins of booking in there was a minor problem with the room reported it to reception and was immediately upgraded to another room which was amazing everything the weary traveler could wish for and more. The meals in the Hotel were exceptional if this Best Western is of a typical standard throughout their chain of Hotels I for one will definitely be using them again. Staff were extremely efficient and pleasant. less
Never Stay on a Saturday
28/06/2015 RP3196, Woking, United Kingdom
My In-laws live in Tiverton but I cannot stay at their house so need a local hotel. BW Tiverton hotel is the most convenient and there is almost no alternative locally.
The hotel is a charming 3 star... more
My In-laws live in Tiverton but I cannot stay at their house so need a local hotel. BW Tiverton hotel is the most convenient and there is almost no alternative locally.
The hotel is a charming 3 star hotel with courteous staff, large comfortable rooms and mid-week you are pretty certain to have a restful stay, HOWEVER, they frequently have parties or wedding receptions on a Saturday. The reception room is away from the bedrooms but the area people go to smoke is right outside the many (about half) rooms that face the car park and the more the quantity of alcohol then the louder the conversations. The hotel normally finishes the functions at midnight but my experience is that this area doesn't empty until sometime later. Smokers, taxis etc.
I stayed last Saturday night and as a late booking was assigned the room right above the smoker assembly area which although marked as a non smoking room reeked of cigarette smoke. A wedding reception was underway which seemed to be going since lunchtime. Reception assured me they would move the people away from the car park from 10 pm. and the party would finish by midnight. By 10:30 noise didn't reduce but got louder. Visiting the young ladies at reception they had no alternative rooms available and re moving the partygoers said "they're not very nice people".
An understatement as a fight started language was profane in the extreme - police were called and paramedics were in attendance.
The party must have been stopped at about 11 and the loud majority assembled in the CarPark, drinking from a supply in a car boot and didn't break up until the early hours and then the rumpus moved to the hotel corridors. So rather than a restful night only achieved 4 hours sleep.
Hotel gave me a discount for the disturbance of £3.45p. Pathetic!
My advice is that unless a partygoer (probably with an alcohol dependence) avoid this hotel like the plague on Saturday nights.
A busy hotel with great service and good standards
21/06/2015 Nigel E,
The hotel is very large and was very busy during the week we stayed here,mostly with coach parties. Despite how busy the hotel was, the staff all made sure that we extremely well looked after, they we... more
The hotel is very large and was very busy during the week we stayed here,mostly with coach parties. Despite how busy the hotel was, the staff all made sure that we extremely well looked after, they were all very friendly and helpful. The rooms are spacious with a great range of useful extras even down to face cloths and toothbrushes. Food in the restaurant and the bar were to a good standard and were good value for money. Location is excellent as the hotel is located in central Devon which is well placed to visit he whole region being located close to the main north south Devon road and not far from the M5. Added bonus is that the hotel provides an electricity charging point for my car, first time I've ever found this at a hotel - top marks! less


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Both Pedroia And Ellsbury were offensive liabilities whent hey first came up, but they were given the chance to mature and develop and we all know hpw that turned out. Patience is key when dealing wi more »
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so how does explain Papi's 2 for 22 against Detroit???? Haters will always hate.
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Forum Post: Time to move Salty to 9th? Bogaerts or Drew?
Posted 10/09/2013 06:39:54 EDT
Both Salty and Drew need to sit when there is a lefty starting. Then they both need to sit on a bus out of town after the season. Brian McCann would be worth the money and is a true dirtdog. Does more »
Forum Post: SALT:"i'm glad to have finally joined guys like MAYS+BROCK in the speed department!" thoughts? has he outpriced us?
Posted 09/16/2013 05:59:28 EDT
Salty is nothing special. Give him a low QO and nab a pick for him. Give Lavarnway a chance to start and you still have Ross as the back up. The real Sox catcher of the future is Blake Swihart.
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Posted 09/12/2013 06:54:47 EDT
I would sit Drew every night....at the end of the season I would sit him on a bus back to where ever he is from.
I would also sit Salty on that bus right next to Drew.
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The signing of both Gomes and Victorino, pretty much guarantees Ellsbury will either be dealt by the trading deadline if the teams is underachieving, or they let him walk after next season. They are more »
Forum Post: Red Sox fire pitching coach Bob McClure -Reaction?
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Leo Mazzone please!!!! He ws very voacl on ESPN about what needs to be done for the sox to improve. more »
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I would offer the following players having them choose between Lester or Bucholz Iglesias or Marrero Kalish or Brentz Ellsbury or Beckett or Lackey (with the sox eating the salary of Beckett or Lackey more »
Forum Post: Who would you choose to replace Bobby V?
Posted 08/06/2012 07:25:42 EDT
The person who i felt should have gotten then job to begin with..Sandy Alomar Jr. and bring in Varitek as a coach. In my opinion the organization should have never left John Farrell leave for Toronto. more »
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Posted 07/30/2012 09:34:12 EDT
In Response to Re: Red Sox want to trade Josh Beckett: Well, I just hope that Boston do not have to eat up too much of his salary cuz if they do, that mean they will need to find a replacement pitche more »
Forum Post: The Nitty Gritty on Where the Fault Lies: Offense vs Defense
Posted 05/09/2012 10:21:16 EDT
How come Bob McClure, the pitching coach, has gone relatively unscathed through any of this???? Not one of his pitchers are doing well. Isnt he supposed to be the one to work with them to correct th more »
Forum Post: Possible offseason moves to think about.....
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I know this is coming off a great team effort the day after a playoff win, but the recent actions of certain players (Rondo), and the aging of others (Garnett and Allen) makes the moves this offseason more »
Forum Post: Pawtucket / Boston Swaps - Middlebrooks, Hill and Cook
Posted 04/26/2012 06:00:56 EDT
Lets not forget we will have to unfortunately find a spot for Dice-K in about a month as well. I hope not in the starting rotation, but I have a feeling that is whats planned. And at the expense of D more »
Forum Post: SoftLaw's deepest and wildest Dreams about to come true?
Posted 04/17/2012 10:18:11 EDT
Some people on here to think more rationale. #1 - The Sox are not trading Youk for Crisp #2 - Carl Crawford will be back in less than 2 weeks, leaving us with a starting outfield of Crawford, Ross, an more »
Forum Post: A wedge appears to be forming between Bobby Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington-Power struggle may weaken Sox right off the bat
Posted 03/24/2012 09:39:10 EDT
Bobby knows what he is talking about....there is nothing that will make a team short circuit quicker then poor defense and blown leads by the bullpen. Boston will have no problem scoring runs so Ingle more »
Forum Post: Gordon Edes says bat Crawford 2nd
Posted 02/26/2012 07:54:59 EST
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Forum Post: Concerned?
Posted 02/11/2012 08:10:51 EST
I am not concerned about the possibloe antics of Padilla or Silva for one main reason....Bobby Valentine!! If either of these guys pass gas in wrong direction he will send them packing so fast, they more »
Forum Post: Do Varitek and Wakefield deserve better than this?
Posted 02/09/2012 05:04:31 EST
At some point during the year Wake will get an opportunity to pitch once the inury bug hits. Varitek needs to come to grips that his playing days are behind him, and that the role best suited for him more »
Forum Post: No Sox, no Yanks No big signing news...Cespedes?
Posted 01/27/2012 10:03:32 EST
There is not a snowballs chance in hell that the Sox sign Cespedes!!! They just signed Cody Ross to play the outfield, and traded Scutaro, their starting shortstop, to be able to sign a starting pitch more »
Forum Post: Tim Wakefield Still Awaiting Red Sox Contract Offer
Posted 01/11/2012 01:27:24 EST
You will see Tim Wakefield in a Red Sox uniform again....probably sometime around the All-Star break. If there are any injuries to starters, or if there are any major faulters in the bullpen, I think more »
Forum Post: Ryan Madsen signs with Reds...
Posted 01/11/2012 10:12:30 EST
Im sure the Sox made some kind of offer, but they could not guarantee Madson what he and Scott Boras REALLY wanted....the sole person being considered to be the teams closer. The Reds can offer Madso more »
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Two Week Vacation: What Supplies to Bring?
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I'm going on a trip to puerto rico for nearly two weeks and I want to seize this opportunity to sketch the flora, the ocean, the waterfalls - and all sorts of fun stuff besides my own family.
but I want to sketch in color! what art supplies do you recommend to bring for vacation sketching? portable, efficient, yatta yatta
I've got $40 to $60 bucks to spend on art stuff
btw, I also suck at sketching the landscape - its overwhelming compared to a picture. does anyone have any tutorials?
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You should be able to swing a small half pan watercolor set, a 5x7 Arches hot pressed block, and some decent brushes with that budget.
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I was gonna go into a way to buy four tubes of oil paint, a set of brushes and some canvas...
but then I reread your post and it said ... efficient. Oh, Oil paint messy...
So, I think the following...
A bunch of grey and beige toned quality paper. Pastel pencil set! (CarbOthello by Stabilo) Might have to pick and choose colors seperately. Buck a piece or so. Get twenty or so diff. Good pencil sharpener (small metal, cheap). $1.00
Total: Maybe $35?
I used same equip for the pastel pix on my thread...
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Wow...two weeks is a long time. U so lucky.
I agree with Elwell- go with the watercolors. I don't know if you are traveling all over the island or not, but there are alot of different environments there (old San Juan, beach, rainforest, dryer land in south) and I think you can capture them all best with watercolor.
I'd take some color pencils too.
Most important thing is to just take in all the culture and scenery- and food.
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Colin Farrell Joins Anthony Hopkins in SOLACE
Colin Farrell has signed on to join Anthony Hopkins in the upcoming supernatural thriller SOLACE, Deadline has announced.
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For more than 20 years, Kent State University has been one of only seven places in the world that the National Teacher of the Year visits every year. This year will be no different as Rebecca Mieliwocki, recognized by President Barack Obama as the 2012 National Teacher of the Year, presents a Gerald H. Read Distinguished lecture on Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 4:30 p.m., in the Kent Student Center Kiva. The lecture is free and open to the public.
"Kent State is honored to be a continued part of the lecture series, and this event is the cornerstone of a series of celebrations of education," says Linda Robertson, Ph.D., director of the Center for International and Intercultural Education in Kent State's College of Education, Health and Human Services. "The National Teacher of the Year recipients come to Kent State because we use their visit to celebrate teaching, our growing profession and its excellence."
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Standard Bank Group, reported broad-based liquidation of commodity holdings in late trading Feb. 20 "as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes revealed that a growing number of Federal Reserve members were contemplating an earlier end
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year average (OGJ Online, Aug. 23, 2012). Released minutes of the July 31-Aug. 1 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee were showed several members thought more stimulus might be needed soon. But initial market optimism was dashed
this resistance will remain while the market continues to digest the implications of the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee minutes last week." Those minutes "seriously dented" market confidence in continued monetary easing by the Fed, triggering immediate
easing may come soon if the economy doesn't improve faster. Minutes of the July 31-Aug. 1 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee were released Aug. 22 and showed several members thought more monetary stimulus would be needed fairly soon
recession ended in June 2009. But they are still below pre-recession levels of about 5 million/month." The Federal Open Market Committee , the policy-making arm of the US Federal Reserve Bank, opened a 2-day meeting June 19, during which it
demand. A similar reaction from US consumer confidence is likely, although not to the same extent." The Federal Open Market Committee , policymaking arm of the Fed, meets next week, but Ground and others do not expect "an announcement of outright quantitative
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The Milwaukee Brewers have optioned right-hander Michael Olmsted to Triple-A Nashville, making the race for the final bullpen spots a bit more clear. Olmsted, 25, allowed just one run in his first five spring training innings, but has struggled of late, allowing five earned runs in his last 5 13 innings. Olmsted has a 5.23 ERA with three saves in 11 spring training outings. An intriguing power arm with fastball in the mid-90's, Olmsted has posted impressive numbers in the minor leagues the past two seasons in the Boston organization. Signed as a free agent this offseason, the 6-foot-6, 245-pound Olmsted will likely be one of the first options the Brewers turn to if an injury strikes or struggles hit the bullpen. With Olmsted sent out, the Brewers are down to just a few choices for the final few bullpen spots. Brandon Kintzler and Mark Rogers are the favorites for open slots, but Alfredo Figaro and Donovan Hand could still be in the mix. Follow Andrew Gruman on Twitter.
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Animazing Gallery Presents THE STREETS by Ralph Bakshi; Meet & Greet Held 3/20
Ralph Bakshi will return to Animazing Gallery in SoHo for a reception where his altogether new series of fine art paintings will be debuted in an exhibition entitled The Streets. This bold series of mixed-media construction/paintings was inspired by the gritty and colorful neighborhoods of Bakshi's youth in lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MoCCA, New York's Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, and Bill Plympton will present a lifetime achievement award to Mr. Bakshi at a private reception, and then a public meet and greet takes place on Saturday March 20th, 2-5PM. Admission is free and open to the public. Exhibition runs through May 15th. Animazing Gallery is located at 54 Greene Street at Broome in SoHo. Hours of operation are Mon-Sat 10AM-7PM and Sun 11AM-6PM. For more information log onto www.animazing.com or call 212-226-7374.
Throughout an artistic career spanning more than half a century, Ralph Bakshi's secret passion has always been fine art. Although he has become a renowned film director, Bakshi has remained a sedulously dedicated self-taught painter, and this body of work is as sophisticated as his films are outrageous. The Artist has created multi-media pieces that are emotionally layered works, and clearly a departure from his past figurative works. Bakshi builds up his surfaces with elements of wood, nails, and other found objects. The artist deconstructs the sculptural elements at some point during the process, and then uses the ravaged sculpture as a canvas, continuing to paint and repaint the accumulating textures, going deeper and deeper into what he thinks he sees. In this ongoing process of building up and taking away, Ralph transforms his reality into sculptured abstraction. Inspired by every single memory of his life in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Artist produces work that is as gritty, colorful, and dynamic as New York. Bakshi's paintings are derived from a lifetime of loving the artistic peeling of the paint on old Brownsville walls; the play of sunlight on their surfaces that changed them every few minutes. These paintings are the closest thing to realism that Ralph can imagine, although they appear to be abstract.
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Mark down the Iranian people as an inconvenient truth.
Those who have become close followers of the Iranian nuclear-weapon program -- now approaching its fifth anniversary of Western wheel-spinning in the Persian sand -- know that the menu of options on the table has been limited.
One was bomb Iran. No need to rehearse the reasons given for not doing that, other than the clear understanding that the West simply won't do it.
Two was sanctions, mainly a gasoline embargo. Again, the main show-stopper is that the Western powers won't do it.
Thus, the default option -- talks. The talks began in September 2003, with the U.S. assenting to a "EU-3" negotiating team of Britain, France and Germany. These all-stars gave Iran until the end of the following month to tell all. Nearly five years later it's still just blah, blah, blah.
Bereft of ideas or will, the great powers have spent four years letting the world slide toward some sort of Armageddon in the Middle East -- either an Iranian nuclear launch or a pre-emptive strike by the Israelis.
Oh, and there was always a fourth option: Support the internal Iranian opposition. The argument against was: It's too small, unreachable, unknowable, will backfire.
As always, history has outmaneuvered the smart alecks in the world's foreign ministries. The Iranian opposition -- large, reachable, knowable, fired up -- has forced itself to the top of a reluctant president's to-do list.
What's really ironic about this is how history in the form of Iran's people got so far out ahead of Barack Obama, the most leading-edge figure in modern politics. A week into images of streets filled with people, blood and democratic aspiration, the world's man of the moment became a trailing indicator, only two days ago getting well behind the Iranian opposition movement. During last fall's campaign, he led a movement that swept all before it on a wave of what is known as Web 2.0.
Web 2.0 has become a metaphor. The communications technologies are important -- cell phones, social networks, messaging protocols -- but its more interesting attribute is that it enhances the role, and power, of individuals.
In the 2008 campaign, Mr. Obama brought onboard tech-savvy aides to build out his Web presence, among them Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes. Essentially what they did was to create innumerable electronic gateways for Obama supporters and volunteers. For example, they assembled 35,000 affinity groups linked by geography or cultural interests.
The people protesting Iran's election results have deployed many of the same tools. Much astonishing footage of the marches and pitched battles has been recorded as cellphone video and uploaded to sites like YouTube and then to cable TV.
However dramatic, all of this is quite normal. Web 2.0's individualizing power is being adopted as a competitive tool by every serious commercial enterprise in the world trading system. Why should we not expect the same tools to be used in a competition between upward-striving peoples and suppressive regimes?
Fighting back, Iran's authorities have jammed, blocked or shut down YouTube, text-messaging traffic, Twitter, cellphones, satellites and Web sites. In turn, supporters of the protests have attempted counter-strikes called "distributed denial-of-service attacks" against the government's Web sites.
This isn't just some fascinating sci-fi techie battle. Technology is unavoidably a major element now in the world of geopolitics. Iran can't grow economically, can't become "normal," without letting its people use Web 2.0. The same goes for Egypt, Syria and other politically significant players. Absent liberal use of Web 2.0, they will drop faster toward failure, which in our time infers a default to acquiring nuclear capability as a crude equalizer and then striking out at the winners.
This is a puzzle. Mr. Obama should task his smarter people -- for instance at the Pentagon's Office of Net Assessment -- to find a path out of the State Department's standard model of our diplomats talking to their fake diplomats. That model made him look foolish this week. Nuance needs an upgrade. He should seek a new model that incorporates the wired dissidents not only because it is the right thing to do. But because it is unavoidable. Intelligent meddling.
Tehran the past week is not a one-off. The world of wired dissidents will grow at the same rate as communications technology. These dissidents and their overlords in Tehran and Beijing are the ones now shaping the rules and boundaries of the information-technology future -- what's allowable and what isn't.
A West led by passive leadership will find its commercial protocols written by mullahs and Chinese bureaucrats. (Though where centralizing Western governments think their interests lie in this competition between Web 2.0 and public authority is an interesting question.)
Some media has been spinning criticism of Mr. Obama's early passivity as "neoconservative opportunism." This is nonsense. The technology of Web 2.0 and beyond means no major power can hide from the forces in motion in Iran's streets today, and somewhere else tomorrow. Those who want to hide are the statist Left and the isolationist Right. This is old America. A new American foreign policy has to deal with the world as it exists. You have been watching it on screens large and small since last week.
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