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The Office of Military Government for Greater Hesse and "Operation Bodysnatch"
Today's post is written by Dr. Greg Bradsher. On September 7, 1946, the OMG (Office of Military Government) for Greater Hesse informed OMGUS (Office of Military Government, U.S.) that the Marburg Central Collecting Point closed its career on August 19, when the military guard was relieved following transfer to the church of its last charge, the […]
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Skip to comments.Pilot reports mysterious drone near JFK airport in New York
Posted on 03/05/2013 6:36:42 AM PST by Marv Dumon
On Monday, an Alitalia pilot reported seeing a mysterious black drone flying above New York near JFK International Airport, which is one of the busiest in the world. Minutes later, another unidentified pilot reported a similar sighting of a black unmanned aircraft. The incident was first reported by ABC News.
Government officials are currently launching a multi-agency preliminary investigation which includes the Federal Aviation Administration and the FBI. The Joint Terror Task Force is also looking into the matter to see whether there are any travel or homeland security threats and risks.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
If there really was a black unmanned drone flying over JFK it's because some federal agency put it there.
We're going to end up with a crash and subsequent denials.
Only Now????.......
Hi, Marv.
Sure looks like you are just here to promote your own Examiner blog material.
Have you any thoughts on that?
So do they use r money to buy drones so they can scare us and then get more money todefend and investigate. Maybe it was just a Toy remote some kid was flying?
Who's to say it isn't an Al-Queda drone? Some cheap RC plane put together in the basement of a mosque?...........
Not necessarily. Grad students from any halfway decent engineering school could build such a thing. As could terrorists who likely had student visas here.
"Only those on an approved flight plan may fly" is only an Executive pronouncement away. Then GA can forget flight plan approvals for anything that happens to go near expected drone traffic for the month ahead.
Pretty soon these DHS drones might be brought in as freely as urban building and street cameras. Gee, with all my Flight Simulator experience, if I wanted to work out of a trailer, I could probably get hired as a $20/hour drone pilot.
I figure if it was large enough to be spotted by an airline pilot it's probably bigger than something a student could put in the air. If it was really small though, it would have been very close to the aircrafts flight path.
Yeah, he drones on and on and on..........
I haven't worried about an islamic attack here like 9/11 with obama as president, because the opinion seems to be that obama is either a kindred spirit or a card carrying member of the team and they don't want to hurt him by hurting us.
But since he won the last election, all restrictions have been lifted and we are headed for the next phase. Be prepared and think out of the box. Your future self will either thank you or curse you for what you did or didn't do today.
Actually, Examiner blog requires excerpting.
Gives the pimp something to hide behind.
In the end, though, Examiner is just another disease ridden blog "staffed" with amateurs and plagiarists.
Actually it may have happened:
LEESBURG, Virginia, July 6, 1982 - Paul R. Boucher, the inspector general of the Small Business Administration, was fatally injured Sunday by a remote controlmodel airplane. He was 40 years old.
The Louden County Sheriff's Departmentsaid that Mr. Boucher, wholived in Vienna, Virginia, died shortly after the accident in a park near Arcola.
A model plane from another area of thefield went out of control, stricking Mr. Boucher, the authorities said. Thesheriff's department said he died of an injury to his liver caused by theimpact of the model plane's propeller."
Like TWA800?
Drones are not as 'high tech' as most people seem to think. RC aircraft have been around for decades and decades. All it takes for a terrorist to make one into a flying bomb is to add some explosive material or liquid. Fly one near a big airport and eventually one will be sucked into a jet's nacelle...............
I was flying a kite at Coulon Park in Renton, Wa. once using fishing line. The sucker went up really high. There is a small airport nearby where they built Boeing 737's.
The police came and asked me to pull it in.
not to worry you but - Iran did "capture" at least one of our drones
therefore Islamic Terrorists, Inc (a subsidiary of the "elected" govt of Iran) has the technology
My word!
A real UFO!
and why not?
obamas bumbling inept advisors and their strategy of drone attacks throughout the middle east and Africa, have now made political assassination by drone, in a 3rd country with which the attacker has no declared state of war, with no warrant, trial or conviction - but merely preponderance of evidence the target might be a threat - a legal tactic and activity of international diplomacy
oh, and collateral damage - acceptable
Imagine the world reaction if the regime using such tactics suffers an attack on itself and tries to act outraged
Slurpy Spies!
Flying Fat Finders !
Trolling Tobacco TaskForce !
If the idiots in the airports are any example, buying drones for Homeland Security is definitely a Homeland Security threat.
Hi, Marv.
Sure looks like you are just here to promote your own Examiner blog material.
Have you any thoughts on that?
I think he should be burned I say, burned at the STEAK!!!!!!!!
Mumblebumbler is more the "I demand FREE stuff" mentality.
A far better match for the occupy movement.
And, since he participates in the freepathons (Jim Robinson as it turns out also wants his costs defrayed) MumbleBumbler is also a hypocrite.
Shall we have this little debate again, so you can slink off in the end again, oh shill for the liberal media Bumbler?
What "little debate" would that be?
So far I see you flinging made-up bullshit.
Is that what you call a debate?
Lay on, dude. Get it out of your system.
Defend scummy bloggers until you're blue in the face.
Of course there are. And her name is BIG Sis, known for lying through her teeth about airport delays caused by the sequester.
Well if it was football season, I'd figure it was Belichick out looking to spy on some Giants practice sessions....
Scary stuff, comrade.
Like TWA800?
Lets open a can of worms, anyone out there have the passeneger list?
LEESBURG, Virginia, July 6, 1982 - Paul R. Boucher, the inspector general of the Small Business Administration, was fatally injured Sunday by a remote controlmodel airplane. He was 40 years old."
Thanks for posting this. I have openly speculated on FR when the first intentional killing by drone would occur and whether the government, criminals, terrorists or a jealous lover would do the deed. This drone death was deemed an accident, but from the following additional information the victim is a person that could easily have had enemies who wanted him dead:
"He had served as a lawyer for several Government agencies, including the criminal division of the Justice Department, over the last 20 years. He was one of 15 Federal inspectors general ousted in a controversial purge by President Reagan on his first full day in office, January 21, 1981. He was then one of the five inspectors general who were quickly restored to their posts auditing Federal fraud and waste."
See related FR thread with additional links and my tag line:
"Mysterious 'drone' sighting near JFK Airport sparks FAA investigation"
See comments #30 and #31 on this related thread:
#31 gives a pilot's map of JFK and speculates on a location for the drone.
If I were you, I would call the FBI and give them your location at the time of this incident and a detailed description of the people with the binoculars.
It is possible that the people you observed programmed the drone's GPS auto-navigation system to position the drone at a waypoint in the flight path of incoming airliners and then used the binoculars to observe any crash that might result.
If they didn't do it today, it will be tried soon, IMO.
(See my tagline)
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FBI Seeks Public's Assistance in Identifying, Locating Unmanned Aircraft and Operator
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March 05, 2013
Main Press Line
On Monday, March, 4, 2013, at approximately 1:15 p.m., the pilot of Alitalia Flight #608 spotted a small, unmanned aircraft while on approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport. The Alitalia flight was roughly three miles from runway 31R when the incident occurred at an altitude of approximately 1,750 feet. The unmanned aircraft came within 200 feet of the Alitalia plane.
The FBI is investigating the incident and looking to identify and locate the aircraft and its operator. The unnamed aircraft was described as black in color and no more than three feet wide with four propellers.
The FBI is asking anyone with information about the unmanned aircraft or the operator to contact us, said Special Agent in Charge John Giacalone. Our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew.
Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI at 212-384-1000. Tipsters may remain anonymous.
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What's his name? What specifically do you pay him for?
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LANCASTER, N.Y.- Some Lancaster High School students got the "star treatment" Wednesday night at the annual "Academy Awards" for Finance.
The program recognizes students who have taken part in a work-based learning program that allows them to do internships, both paid and unpaid, with local businesses and organizations.
It helps these students get a jump-start not just on college but on potential careers.
"The growth is absolutely amazing to see a student come back excited that they've discovered a career for them and sometimes as importantly, that they've realized what they don't want to do," said Scott Dixon, Director of Academy of Finance.
Lancaster High School's program was named a "Distinguished Academy". They are in the top 16 of the 550 academies across the country because of the success of their work-based learning program that focuses on career and college readiness.
And statistics show their student graduates earn 11-to-17 percent more eight years out of high school.


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A recipient of funds made available under section 6762 (a)(2) of this title shall use not less than 25 percent of such funds to provide ongoing, sustained, and intensive, high-quality professional development. The recipient shall provide professional development in the integration of advanced technologies, including emerging technologies, into curricula and instruction and in using those technologies to create new learning environments, such as professional development in the use of technology—
(B) to enable teachers—
(i) to use the Internet and other technology to communicate with parents, other teachers, principals, and administrators; and
(2) Waivers
Paragraph (1) shall not apply to a recipient of funds made available under section 6762 (a)(2) of this title that demonstrates, to the satisfaction of the State educational agency involved, that the recipient already provides ongoing, sustained, and intensive, high-quality professional development that is based on a review of relevant research, to all teachers in core academic subjects in the integration of advanced technologies, including emerging technologies, into curricula and instruction.
(b) Other activities
In addition to the activities described in subsection (a) of this section, a recipient of funds made available by a State educational agency under section 6762 (a)(2) of this title shall use such funds to carry out other activities consistent with this subpart, which may include the following:
(1) Establishing or expanding initiatives, particularly initiatives involving public-private partnerships, designed to increase access to technology for students and teachers, with special emphasis on the access of high-need schools to technology.
(2) Adapting or expanding existing and new applications of technology to enable teachers to increase student academic achievement, including technology literacy—
(A) through the use of teaching practices that are based on a review of relevant research and are designed to prepare students to meet challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards; and
(3) Acquiring proven and effective courses and curricula that include integrated technology and are designed to help students meet challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards.
(4) Utilizing technology to develop or expand efforts to connect schools and teachers with parents and students to promote meaningful parental involvement, to foster increased communication about curricula, assignments, and assessments between students, parents, and teachers, and to assist parents to understand the technology being applied in their child's education, so that parents are able to reinforce at home the instruction their child receives at school.
(5) Preparing one or more teachers in elementary schools and secondary schools as technology leaders who are provided with the means to serve as experts and train other teachers in the effective use of technology, and providing bonus payments to the technology leaders.
(6) Acquiring, adapting, expanding, implementing, repairing, and maintaining existing and new applications of technology, to support the school reform effort and to improve student academic achievement, including technology literacy.
(7) Acquiring connectivity linkages, resources, and services (including the acquisition of hardware and software and other electronically delivered learning materials) for use by teachers, students, academic counselors, and school library media personnel in the classroom, in academic and college counseling centers, or in school library media centers, in order to improve student academic achievement.
(8) Using technology to collect, manage, and analyze data to inform and enhance teaching and school improvement efforts.
(9) Implementing performance measurement systems to determine the effectiveness of education technology programs funded under this subpart, particularly in determining the extent to which activities funded under this subpart are effective in integrating technology into curricula and instruction, increasing the ability of teachers to teach, and enabling students to meet challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards.
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LOWVILLE State lawmakers have granted Lewis Countys request for an increase in the local sales tax rate.
Its not to spend more money, said county Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan. Its to attain some of these things we think we absolutely need, like the radio project.
The state Senate and Assembly on Friday both authorized an increase in the county sales tax rate from 3.75 percent to 4 percent, effective Dec. 1. The tax is collected on applicable sales along with the states 4 percent tax.
The measure still must be approved by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo before county legislators may enact the proposed rate hike, which would run through Nov. 30, 2015.
Mr. Tabolt said allocation of the additional revenues projected at $633,333 more than the $9.5 million budgeted for 2013 will be up for discussion prior to another county vote.
Thats going to have to be established before any of the legislators even consider acting on it, he said.
The chairman said he has viewed the proposal as a way to offset increases in pension costs and other state-mandated items without adding to the property tax burden. However, when lawmakers in May decided to request the sales tax rate increase, many indicated they were supporting it as a way to help fund the countys ongoing emergency radio system upgrade project.
Some lawmakers since then have suggested that having the extra sales tax revenues may be the only way to move forward with both the radio project and a proposed office building on outer Stowe Street without overburdening property taxpayers.
A sales tax increase proposal in December failed by a 5-5 vote, with opponents citing concern that an increase in sales tax would not be used to decrease property taxes but simply give more leeway for increased spending.
Six votes are needed for passage in the 10-member Legislature.
In May, Mr. Tabolt said he was reminded by staffers of both state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, and Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River, of the need to request another two-year extension for a prior rate hike first enacted in 2004 from 3 percent to 3.75 percent. And he decided to introduce not only that resolution, but one seeking the additional hike as well.
Despite their unanimous approval of the increase, lawmakers at the time indicated they were less than optimistic about getting state approval for the measure, given prior comments by local state representatives and their staff members about anti-tax-hike sentiment in Albany.
They had told us it had little chance of going anywhere, Mr. Tabolt said.
So, the chairman admitted he was a bit surprised when he learned of the home rule legislation passage from both Mr. Griffos office and the New York State Association of Towns.
It appears that lobbying efforts by other counties, including St. Lawrence County, for their own sales tax hikes may have led state lawmakers to essentially support them across the board, Mr. Tabolt said.
We kind of rode the wave, you could say, he said.
St. Lawrence County has long sought to increase its share of the tax from 3 to 4 percent, with the intent of improving its fiscal situation while dropping property taxes.
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CANTON St. Lawrence University seniors Kyle Flanagan and George Hughes took a few extra minutes at center ice to savor the moment after their final game at Appleton Arena on Saturday night.
It was truly mission accomplished for the Saints as they finished off a playoff sweep of Colgate in convincing fashion.
Flanagan recorded a four-point night, including a goal, defenseman Justin Baker scored twice and goalie Matt Weninger made 27 saves as St. Lawrence downed Colgate, 4-1, in Game 2 of an ECAC Hockey first-round series before a crowd of 1,296.
We couldnt ask for a better way to go out, Flanagan, the Saints senior captain, said. After the game, that kind of gave me chills. But were not done yet.
Sixth-seeded St. Lawrence (18-14-4) advances to next weekends quarterfinal round and will play at either Union or Yale, pending tonights result between Dartmouth and Harvard in a decisive first-round series third game.
If fifth-seeded Dartmouth wins against 12th-seeded Harvard, St. Lawrence would play at third-seeded Yale. If Harvard prevails, the Saints will play at No. 4 Union.
I think weve taken a big step since last season, Hughes said. We had a couple good games and we were able to close out this series. I thought we elevated our play tonight compared to (Friday), so it was good to see that, too.
Im very, very proud of my team, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. After last night when we gave them a chance to get back in the game, I thought we probably had our best full 60-minute game of the year. Our special teams were outstanding and our goaltending was strong.
The Saints again won the special teams struggle against 11th-seeded Colgate (14-18-4) by scoring three power-play goals and in turn kept the Raiders vaunted power play scoreless.
My freshman year, we had a big upset in winning a series at Princeton and that was awesome, said Saints junior Greg Carey, who scored on the power-play in the first period. And this feels just as good. We got swept last year by Dartmouth, but we really came with a good game plan and executed it well.
The Saints were again quick starters on Saturday by scoring twice in the first 14 minutes.
Flanagan and Carey each scored within a span of 3 minutes, 47 seconds in the first period as St. Lawrence seized control.
Our start was great, it really carried us through the game, said Flanagan, who became just the seventh player in program history to earn 100 assists.
Hughes set up Flanagans goal by patiently sending in a shot from the left point that Flanagan put past goalie Spencer Finney at 9:58.
He really froze the goalie on that shot, Flanagan said, and I had about five seconds to put it in the back of the net. ... I had the easy part George is the one who made the great play.
Hughes then assisted on Careys tally by lofting a pass back to the junior forward, who ripped a shot from the right faceoff circle for a power-play goal at 13:43 to chase Finney.
That goal was just Greg shooting the puck, Carvel said of Carey, who now has 11 points, including nine goals in 10 postseason games, continues to lead the country this season in goals (28), power-play goals (14) and points (51). Theres not many guys who can score like he does and that was a great one-timer. And the two goals in the third period was real good execution of what we wanted to do on the power play.
In the third period, the Saints scored on successive power plays with both goals from Justin Baker to turn back the Raiders.
Obviously their power play was on fire tonight, Colgate coach Don Vaughn said. We made some adjustments to our penalty kill coming into tonight, but we clearly made some mental mistakes.
St. Lawrence took a 3-0 lead only 25 seconds into the third. Justin Baker one-timed a cross-crease pass from Flanagan past goalie Eric Mihalik.
Later, Mihalik turned aside a drive from Flanagan, but Baker was there with the rebound goal at 14:45 for a 4-0 advantage.
nNOTES: St. Lawrence junior Riley Austin left the game after taking a hit 5:57 into the first period, leaving the team with just five defensemen. Austin suffered a knee injury and is likely out for the season. ... A Hobey Baker Award candidate like Flanagan, Carey now has scored a goal in 14 of his past 15 games, totaling 15 goals and seven assists over this span. Carey is both the first Saint to reach 50 points in a season and lead the ECAC in scoring since Mike Gellard in 2000-01.
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We abhor the idea that the state would feel that they would have more insight into what is best for the town and village of Cape Vincent than do its residents and duly elected officials, they said. While we know we cannot stop the Article X process, we implore you to respect the decisions our elected officials have made concerning our town and its future.
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To those who may be involved.
After several years of fixing the messes you and others have created, destroying all the hard work we and other people spend decorating our yards for everyone to enjoy, has come to an end. You finally convinced us you don't like our idea of Christmas decorating.
So we quit. We have taken the decorations down and put them back in storage.
I wish the newspaper could print all the words and names we're calling you, in our minds, as we write this, but we're sure, if it happened to you, you would know what they are.
We can, however have these words printed; gutless, unchristian, worthless and hateful.
Go ahead and laugh, have a great time, because someday, when you have grown up and have kids of your own, we hope and pray that the same thing happens to you, then maybe you might understand, and feel and the pain you have caused.
It may not make a difference to you now, as you are what you are, but now you have to find some other yard to destroy from now on. You have finally broken our Christmas spirit, and our ability to maybe put a smile on someone's face.
We have a suggestion for you; try taking all that energy you have doing destructive things to people, and visit an elderly shut in, or sit and talk to a child that may be having their last Christmas with their family. Or maybe just look around you and see all the things that have been handed to you on a silver platter, and think of all the hard work your parents go through to get it for you. Then maybe, just maybe, you can learn to appreciate the spirit of giving.
Now, to the parents of these little darlings, who are saying to themselves as you read this, "My child would not do things like that," know this. It was your child.
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uh... I can zoom and duck at the same time, do it all the time.
q is pinky, about the only thing I use my pinky for is zooming.
Ring finger is used for jumping and crouching.
Middle finger is used for strafing...
and my index finger is for +forward... you've played me, you know my index finger gets a workout, lmao.
Not making any changes man, been playing like this for years, not about to change it now.
I originally built my config so I could quickly talk **** without moving my control hand
I guess I could jump with mouse2, but I think my ring finger would be pissed, it would probably start twitching.


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Pirates want Ike Davis, Mets price is high
John Perrotto of the Beaver County Times says the Pirates would like to trade for Ike Davis, but the Mets are seeking prospects Starling Marte and Brad Lincoln.
Marte, 23, is an outfielder who hit .332 with 24 stolen bases, 12 home runs and 50 RBI in 129 games for Double-A Altoona in 2011. He's considered a five-tool talent with outstanding speed and is among the Pirates top position-player prospects.
Lincoln, 26, went 7-8 with a 4.19 ERA in 111 innings over 19 starts for Triple-A Indianapolis in 2011. In five minor league seasons, Lincoln is 28-32 with a 4.07 ERA in 469 1/3 innings.
Earlier today, Joel Sherman of the New York Post said the Mets were talking seriously with other clubs about Davis, although SNY's Kevin Burkhardt later said Davis "isn't going anywhere" after talking with a reliable source. Sherman says the Mets are seeking "high-ceiling players" under control for the long-term in return anyone, except David Wright.


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Oct. 9, 2012 -- Commercial weight loss programs may offer as good if not better weight loss results than those led by a health professional, according to a new study.
It's the first time the two types of group-based weight loss programs have been tested in a head-to-head comparison.
The results showed that people enrolled in a commercial weight loss program, Weight Watchers, lost as much weight as people in a professionally led behavioral weight loss program.
In fact, more than twice as many Weight Watchers participants lost at least 10% of their starting weight than those in a group led by a health professional or in a combination of the two weight loss programs.
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The 2015 Illinois Horse Fair, Variety and Versatility – The Amazing Horse, was a huge success! The three-day exposition for horse owners and horse lovers hosted well-over 13,000 people. World-class clinicians, breed showcases, stallion reviews and special demonstrations along with lectures, entertainment and an equine products trade show created a fantastic weekend in Springfield for horse enthusiasts of all ages.
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