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Heidi Collins, who has sat at the KMSP anchor desk for almost three years, has left the building. Newsroom staff at the Fox affiliate were told Friday afternoon that the Minnesota native, who previously worked for eight years at CNN, would not be returning after her vacation. Her last day on the air was July 29.
"It has been gratifying to contribute to the success of Fox 9 during these three years," Collins said in a statement. "However, I have decided to explore new opportunities. I am blessed to have several opportunities both in television and global business to pursue. Neither of which will be without my continued non-profit work of 17 years supporting our brave troops and their families."
KMSP general manager Carol Rueppel offered only a short statement: "We want to thank Heidi for her contributions to the Fox news team and we wish her much success in the future." It's the second big shake-up at the local Fox station this year. Bill Dallman left his position as news director to help run Fox Sports One in Los Angeles. No replacement for Collins has been named.
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Joy Behar left ABC's daytime gabfest "The View" on Friday after 16 years. The hourlong farewell included celebrity appearances — Regis Philbin, Meredith Vieira, Joan Rivers, Alan Alda and others — as well as a tribute from co-host Barbara Walters, who discovered Behar doing standup at a birthday tribute for Milton Berle. "I have to thank the most important people — my hair and makeup people," Behar joked. "The View" is in a period of transition, with Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck both leaving and Walters soon retiring. Jenny McCarthy has been hired as a new co-host.
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Yes, this is a Holiday Monday.
Moose Mt. is a moderate hike up to a fire look out. This is a good trip for those who took a winter hiatus from hiking. This is the first week end the access road is open.
Distance: 14 km
Elevation gain: 700 M
On trail 5-6 hrs at a moderate-slow pace
Hazards: bears, weather
Difficulty: This is a D4 moderate level hike. See difficulty rating under the MORE TAB for more info
We meetup at 8:00 am at the McMahon parking lot. Head west on #1 to the hwy 22 junction. Head south on #22 to Bragg Creek. Go past Bragg Creek and head West on Hwy #66. We turn right on a gravel road about 700M past the Paddy's Flats campground. After about 7.3 km we are at the trail head.
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TRIP WAIVER AND CONDITIONS: You must sign a trip waiver to attend this event. Your organizer will be your witness. Yearly membership fee is $20 which lasts until the Annual General Meeting. Alternately, you may participate as a non-member for $5 for the day.
CORA trips start at the trail head. As a convenience to participants only, we meet at the meeting point in Calgary then car pool from there. Please be on time. We don't want to have to wait around long. You may choose to meet us at the trail head, but please advise us ahead of time. Please indicate in your RSVP COMMENTS if you can drive, if necessary. I need to know if we have adequate transportation for all participants.
Please reimburse some $$ to drivers for gas. Gas contributions for drivers to be equally divided among participants in each vehicle.
EQUIPMENT: Weather can change quickly -- Weather can change quickly -- sun, rain, snow, wind, hot, or cool -- BE PREPARED.
MANDATORY: - Sense of humor, 2-3 liters of water/Gatorade, snacks (energy food) layers (NO COTTON Shirts), Dress for spring, hiking boots, sun glasses, personal first-aid kit, gloves, hat, hiking poles, no jeans!.
RECOMMENDED: -a camera, extra batteries, gaiters, sunscreen, bear spray.
See you on the Trail!.
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Very good day! thanks to Darcy for organizing, to Terry for helping him & keeping an eye on me, to Jesse for driving & use of his poles and to all of you for being patient with me. I realize my ability to 'climb' needs work so I will try lower level hikes. I trust you know that you have paid it forward & when you need it, someone will be patient with you too!
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It was so nice, a great day!
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I live on the west end of town. Could I meet the group in Bragg creek at Cinnamon Spoon perhaps?
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The previous Nikon pj cams have been reasonable, combining respectable Coolpix performance with the novelty of a projector. Whilst niche, the interest in pico projectors still seems strong, offering the ability share or present at the drop of a hat.
The projector lens sits behind a sliding cover on the front of the camera, so keeps it clear of dust and debris that might inhibit performance. It is a DLP projector capable of 20 lumens at 640x480 resolution, with a throw distance of 26cm up to 3m, resulting in an image of 26-152cm size.
We tried the projector in the daylight and found the image was bright enough at close range, but obviously, as you add in distance you'll need to turn down the lights.
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Culled from Donna Seaman's Chicago radio program, Open Books, this collection of interviews highlights Seaman's in-depth conversations with writers of literary fiction and creative nonfiction. A wide range of topics are discussed, including writers' inspiration, their favorite books, their working and research habits, and their opinion of the state of literature today. An introductory essay accompanies each interview and provides a brief biographical and critical discussion of the author's background and work. Interviews with Margaret Atwood, T. C. Boyle, Sandra Cisneros, Jamaica Kincaid, Chang-rae Lee, Alice McDermott, and Joyce Carol Oates are among those included.
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I like technology and all the information that becomes available but with the current status of the economy and mergers and acquisitions occurring today, we can stand a little less innovation in the software area, now this excludes of course the work being done to find cures with research and development. I am talking about the iPhone apps, the new EMRs that show up every week and every little business analysis program accompanied with this "over infatuated" press release that comes out. My choice of topic here and source speaks out about the HHS and their deliverance of data for developers to work with. Look at what HHS admits:
"We are offering up HHS as a data platform that makes more and more data available to a growing ecosystem of innovators," said HHS Chief Technology Officer Todd Park. "The ecosystem is already blossoming. It's at a point where we're not even conscious of everything that's happening out there with our data."
This in itself is not a bad thing but everyone who can create a simple program has a new reality that is more important than the one we just saw 10 minutes ago and it's over whelming. I try to weed through a lot of this and hit the important issues that are out there. You can also see from the quote below that HHS themselves has even lost track of what's happening with their data.
Every data addict that is out there is salivating at the mount to create the biggest and best algorithm (in their mind) that could ever exist. This is not unique to healthcare though it's all over the place.
Warning: for addicts, when you create something that requires more time on the computer to run and work extensive analysis programs from an end user, you are being disruptive.
Yes I read all the opinions too about disruptive technologies being good at times, and there's some truth in that but don't lose track of the fact that you are being "disruptive" and potentially distractive. I have never seen a time when you could not get 2 people together to agree on one simple matter. Everybody wants to be able to make a decision and feel good about it, but when you introduce more software analysis systems to learn and that are more complicated than what the user is familiar with and want instant participation, you have trouble and resistance.
"In God we trust; all others must bring data"
There's nobody else other than doctors that live and breath this every day as they want to make a good decision when it comes to patient care and they go along with learning very well, but when data analysis comes in beyond the notion of some small and simple improvement processes it's disruptive and this is where they struggle today. Some organizations are better at handling this than others and coordinate with their physicians while others just leave them out there to fend for themselves, while consistently ridiculing them for not being totally up to date with the technology others believe they should be using. Once an MD sees value, he's sold but not until that point. A lot of software folks are there are not accomplishing this but rather are more so out there with trying to build the monster algorithm for their own recognition purposes.
And we wonder why there's a resistance on the part of doctors to accept electronic medical records….I wrote one and know what this is all about and the collaboration needed and we are not seeing enough of that today.
There's talk about the GPS asthmatic program here, well there's also a private industry development of the Blue tooth inhaler that's been around for a year, so are we duplicating efforts here. Why don't these 2 get together for goodness sakes. Is the fact that the one using data from HHS make it better?
Does the average person want all of this right now, no but perhaps in time and there are some devices that have a lot more beneficial use than others by all means.
I have seen so many rankings of doctors and hospitals published out there that today they mean nothing. The only ones that count is the doctor you are consulting and the hospital you are in or the one taking care of you. Sure it's good to search on the web for hospitals that provide the services you need but this ranking nonsense only confuses people and has put hospitals in a real "stupid" spot they would rather not be in.
In the end, rankings make it harder for consumers to make a decision and you won't see time wasted on this blog with rankings, they're a dumb and useless idea.
Now we have the FDA looking at the Apps site to identify any software programs that they feel need approval from their neck of the woods and they use very little if any mobile technology in house themselves. Again rest my case here, we are making a mess and making it difficult with out better collaboration. This stuff feeds itself and you can have innovation coming out your ears with nobody getting anywhere in a hurry.
How much of this is creating value? That is the big question and some common sense should come into play here somewhere along the line with someone who can see the "big picture'. Is this doing anything for consumers where they can sell value – hell no. The only exceptions being the group of geeks that glob onto anything, whether it's practical or not.
To satisfy those geeks that glob on, you need the data addicts to feed their habits too, like junkie and the drug dealer in essence, but in this case the drug dealers are also addicted and are the cause of the geek addictions so let's get to the route and use technology wisely and do a better job of collaborating. Put meaningful reports and data out there. I look at very little of it and only when I need information as I am busy and don't have time to crawl all these websites either.
Have I seen anything that just knocks me over and blows my mind, no. Do I see anything created that gives value to a consumer more importantly – no. Do we have any role models that really use any of this stuff – no. We have a lot of people that talk about how good it is, but they are just magpies and repeat.
The new Health.Gov is helpful and that was a targeted project for consumers, the rest of this stuff is not but the addicts when presented with data to write algorithms to create software will jump on almost anything you throw at them. I keep a link on this blog to the site to be helpful. Believe me I was once at that point a number of years ago and I have recovered from having to query everything I see as I found I really didn't need all that stuff and it does make decisions too complicated if you are looking at too much irrelevant data. There's no big fascination any more and I fully understand how the ones with the machine gun technology rule the care and money that goes on in healthcare.
We have so much data today in different formats that the once "miracle worker IT folks" can't run out there and put together what you want in a short time like was has been possible in the past! Ask any CIO and they'll tell you, it's a headache.
One of my readers was kind enough to write me a few chapters on how data structure came about and if you have a few minutes, take a read. Keep in mind we are talking data use and creation and you can see how the insurance companies created the data base information, still administer and basically are all tied at the hip with the government. With current bidding and the deluge and glut of data, can they even keep up with their "machine gun" technology to keep moving it around, updating, etc as the commenter says the contracts only last 3-5 years so if you lose the next one, down the tubes you go. (I gave this commenter credit too as they knew the Senate downed funding for cloud computing, so it's not just me that sees this).
"National Government Services (NGS) is a subsidiary of WellPoint (WLP). Back in 2005/2006, WLP bought 3 private companies: Empire, Administar Federal, and United Government Services. All these companies were fiscal intermediaries for CMS, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, which works under the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. Before the Medicare reform, which was under President Bush (and I have no bias about him, I'm just trying to give you some basics), these private companies were paid based on cost to administer funds to health facilities that served Medicare beneficiaries. Since blue cross had the administration experience, a lot of these companies were originally specialized departments within Blue Cross and they broke off to singularly work for the Medicare Program. Workers were dedicated to the Program and spent many years developing the databases and information systems.
So, we have fiscal intermediaries and they develop these databases so that congress and the senate have information to make decisions about the program and create laws.
Where was I? The cost report...Each hospital submits an annual summary of all the services they administered to Medicare beneficiaries and the overhead costs. This is all public information made available on the CMS website for every hospital every year. So on this summary, a final settlement payment amount is calculated-- similar to filing a refund for your IRS 1040. In addition to paying for servicing Medicare beneficiaries, there are incentive payments-- nursing and allied health programs, residency programs, organ acquisition programs, Medicaid payments, and bad debt payments. This is really all that's left for Prospective Payment Hospitals...All hospitals greater than 25 beds are paid on a fee schedule...Hospitals with 25 beds or less are paid on cost
So yea, we're in the middle of contract reform, which was started in 2006 and is supposed to be completed in 2011. The government could not afford to pay on cost anymore to administer the Program, so they decided to contract out the administration of the Program. On FBO.GOV, you can find the request for proposals for these contracts. On the CMS website, under contract reform, you can see the map, where each new contract was assigned an administration jurisdiction. Under the original passing of the law, 15 jurisdictions were created. These contracts are called Medicare Administration Contracts or MACs.
In the beginning, in 2006, these fiscal intermediaries thought that they could bid and win these contracts...WellPoint bought UGS, Administar, and Empire; they merged to form NGS. They won the contract for J-13, New York. At one time, they had 24% of the MAC contracts and thought that they were the top contractor for CMS.
Cigna is a good case study right now. Cigna won the J-15 MAC and subcontracted the Medicare Part A workload to a fiscal intermediary called Riverbend. This was just awarded this year and the RFP came out in 2006-- so they've been waiting 4 years. Riverbend is no longer in business and Cigna is up for sale. The other contractors that bid on the award have protested this award with the GAO because CMS awarded a contract to a company that no longer has a Part A subcontractor and probably doesn't have the cash flow to transfer the information systems to its facilities.
So now, its a double edged sword for smaller companies...they have to spend the money on IT to update their systems and at the same time, cut overhead high enough to where they can bid at $.60 per claim.
This is a good thing, but the government did not approve cloud computing as part of the contract because they couldn't grasp the concept...With cloud computing, the software would have been designed so that a contractor would update the software and all the hospitals would have the software...the data would be in a cloud-- a server housed wherever, and all the hospitals could access that server with the electronic health records. It is unfortunate that the government could not grasp this concept because it could not only save lives by giving hospitals access to records, but it is also more efficient and less costly going forward..."
Now once you have read all of this is makes one wonder, what was the illusion of a public insurance plan; after reading all of this was it just that, an illusion with no data resources? There's no infrastructure to run it unless it went over to Social Security who is in their own world of having to update so their data can scale and they can get out of COBOL, yes you heard that correctly. and they are working on it.
Innovation needs balance and I'm not seeing that at all, and even the VC investments are down, again due to over indulgence in too many non focused directions and everyone complains on Wall Street about that too. When the pressure gets to be too much we focus on a mosque, something we know how to make a decision about, and if it isn't that it's something like it that is simple. Be nice to your friends and don't let some of the silly statistical stuff get in the way as it will always be there but you have choices with a lot of this. A little less focus on who can write the most productive algorithm would help, the work can go on but for goodness sakes let's take the big focus off the production of the software as it will continue to evolve on it's own. One other item too is that once the software is created, there' support and learning that is chapter 2.
Nobody has done squat to help engage the consumer so far as they are so wrapped up in analytics, the patient is still left out in the cold and heck we don't even see any leaders using any technology themselves. We used to see President Obama using technology but that seems to have died along the way too and he was the shining star that did engage consumers.
In jest, why doesn't HHS work on a a new program to help those with this chronic condition of data addiction?
Mark my words it's evolving and I just happened to write about what I see and could be ahead of my time here <grin>. BD
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Does Dick Cheney really have the audacity to think he is a candidate for a heart transplant? Is it because we, the taxpayer, pay for his very generous health care insurance? To give him a transplant, say, over a much younger citizen who has been on a waiting list would be ludicrous.
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House Speaker John Boehner complains that the cost of the health care law is billions. He does not open his mouth about the cost of the war that belongs to George W. Bush. It costs billions a year. How stupid can you get!
Boehner is in the party of No. He cannot remember what the GOP is all about. He doesn't recall that government is of the people, by the people, for the people!
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1146235:MV8xMjMzODY5XzIwMTU0MjMzXzEwRUFEODE2] I can now go on the record and tell you everything revealed in the below Article regarding Bigelow becoming involved and interested in the Lake Erie UFO is 100% Accurate, I am now in contact with the same Bigelow UFO Investigator mentioned in this article. He has revealed much to me about how this Activity is also now ...over Niagrara Falls, Utah, New York, UK, PA, ETc., worldwide explains it best. He said there are Hot Spots which are actually open Portals into other Diminsional realms, Lake Erie is one of these Hot Spots he has revealed to me. Anyhow, here is the article on all of this. http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2010/04/erie-lights-videographer-claims.html Actual E-mail from Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies Investigator regarding MUFON and the Lake Erie UFO's. "In Regards to the Lights over Lake Erie I am not absolutely convinced that they are coming from conventional aircraft.As an investigator I must be completly objective with any UFO's reported which has multiple witnesses. BAASS employees are paid professionals, all the investigators are former law enforcement detectives who have a higher level set of skills and experience.MUFON Takes anyone who pays the money and passes the test and works for free. That does not make them a credible source for information for me to except they're conclusions." - Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies Investigator [u][i][b]Recent UFOs Over Lake Erie....Look Familiar?[/b][/i][/u] [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Cleveland_UFO?id=c1dcd4051f9b89a1eff[/glpvideo] NOW THE MICHAEL LEE HILL VIDEOS Michael Lee Hill has posted new UFO video, shot over Lake Erie and similar to his initial video which has been seen on Fox News, CBS and several major paranormal websites. Hill's previous video has also appeared in UFO's Unplugged with Dan Aykroyd and David Sereda's film "From Here to Andromeda". Flashing orbs over Lake Erie 9-18-2007 The first video is probably the best of the four. [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Crazy_Night_Of_UFO_Activity_-_Lake_Erie_09-18-2007_PT4?id=b070abc12dc92a3432e[/glpvideo] [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Crazy_Night_Of_UFO_Activity_-_Lake_Erie_09-18-2007_PT3?id=16b432cf13dc1bfa46e[/glpvideo] [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Crazy_Night_Of_UFO_Activity_-_Lake_Erie_09-18-2007_PT1?id=702be1792a71bfeefd5[/glpvideo] [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Crazy_Night_Of_UFO_Activity_-_Lake_Erie_09-18-2007_PT2?id=de2a7c74404c5330584[/glpvideo] Source - http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2010/03/recent-ufos-over-lake-erielook-familiar.html Major Lake Erie UFO Power Plant Connection with Video and massive back story. This is my favorite recent clip filmed this year of a low Triangle fly over my head in a no fly zone! Read video discription for more info, This is not zoomed in at all so it's better to watch it in Full Screen. [b][i]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...=4iR1yEqhSIA[/i][/b] In the background of that video, those Tall lights that the triangle UFO just flew over are Eastlake CEI Power Plant which is also located right on the shores of Lake Erie. Since 911 this is a resticted fly zone which was proven by the History Chanell UFO Hunters. Eastlake CEI Power Plant is also where the Black out of most of Northern America & Canada a few years back to was traced back to. http://www.nerc.com/docs/docs/blackout/ch5.pdf http://marylandenergyreport.org/2010/06/10/firstenergy-and-the-august-2003-blackout/ I was told by an Insider that the largest underground base in the world is located under lake erie which the massive salt beds under the Lake makes it the easiest place to build. Slow Motion frame by frame from above clip, check out the colors in fullscreen! [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/Frame_by_Frame_-_Slow_Motion_-_April_6th_2010_Lake_Erie_UFO_Triangle_craft_Fly_Over?id=3a941ddefc879e1846b[/glpvideo]  This is also the video Jaime Maussan recently broadcast over Mexico TV recently, Jaime Maussan is also the head of the Mexico Mufon. here's that news clip, [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/UFO_sightings_above_Erie_Lake_I-Fernando_Correa?id=6e6033d9c075b4b2c47[/glpvideo] I have more, hang on...Want to know what else happened with this exact same Eastlake CEI Power Plant? It's also the location of the Famous 1988 Eastlake Triangle! Here is that proof, I will give a link to a unknown interview with the 1988 witness, pay close attention to when she decribed what she witnessed back in 1988, it's the same objects I have filmed myself! This activity over lake Erie is not anything new and this proves it. http://www.ufoera.com/articles/interview-of-witnesses-to-eastlake-ufo_1190311024.html On March 26, 1988, two civilian witnesses to the Eastlake UFOs (W1 Sheila Baker and her husband W2) who were on the beach with the Coast Guard March 4, 1988 were interviewed. The following is a partial transcript of that interview, conducted by Dale Wedge (DW) and Rick Dell'Aquila (RD). Several other witnesses have also been interviewd and photographic evidence has been obtained. To date, however , the Coast Guard has refused further information or interviews of its personnel concerning the UFO sighting that night near the CEI electric power plant. The investigation continues. This is all new research of mine, I have been piecing these puzzle pieces together mainly because I am smack dab in the middle of it. I have so much research on all the activity over this Lake Erie Activity going back into the mid 1800's in actual Cleveland Newspapers, people were wittnessing these Orbs of FIRE out over the lake, They called them "Wizard Lights". There was a huge story right here long before these beings ever made contact with me. That is cool :-) Sheila Baker 1988 Eastlake UFO Witness RD - When you say "we"--who else was there with you? Sheila Baker (1988 Eastlake UFO Witness) - "My husband and my kids. So I was looking at it from here and I said to my husband, "Well, maybe I'm nu...ts, I don't know, but let's call Sue," who lives across the street, "and see if she sees the same thing that we do." "So I did, I called her and her and her son went outside and they saw the same thing and we kept hearing this noise at the lake and that really scared us because, like I said, the lake doesn't make noises like that." "We watched it most of the evening and when it started to come down, we all got real curious and we all went back down." Sue drove down to the beach and she saw it with her son and her husband thinks she's totally "cracked-up." (Laughter.) But they all did. Everybody thinks, you know, we didn't see what we did. So now we get down there and the thing's starting to land. You could see like red and blue lights and they said they were planets and gasses and nonsense like that, but they were actual lights starting to flutter. But before this, while it was still in the sky, there were like little triangle "planes", about, there were, we counted about five--we weren't sure if there were five or six, but we counted five of them that were running back and forth. They were going up and down, like hovering. They didn't make any noise, but they were going REALLY fast across the sky and by this time the Coast Guard was down there. I had called the Coast Guard, I would say at least twelve times and they kept telling me, "Well, your crazy and nothing's wrong... (Phone call interrruption). DW Pause for phone call. DW Okay, we're back on. Sheila Baker W1 - So now what had happened was these planes were like, looked like they had come out of it, because they came out of nowhere. We saw them come out...I don't know if it was on the side or on the front of it, but you could tell they came out of it because they were real litte. They looked like little yellow triangles. They were real bright and went super, super fast. They went up and down like this, instead of, you know how a plane goes this way? Well, they were going up and down and like diagonally at it and they were hovering around it and then they started shooting out toward the lake and this time the Coast Guard saw all this because that's when they sent their people out when these little planes started appearing. And when they got down here, they saw these things and they were coming real close to the coastline. That's when these kids were getting scared. RD When you say "kids," do you mean Coast Guard personnel? Sheila Baker W1 - Yeah, they were young boys. They were real scared and we got REALLY scared beacuse we were right down on the beach there and we figured the coastline that would be it. We were afraid they would attack their truck, because their truck had lights on it. So w e told them, "Turn off your lights." Because the more they kept coming closer and closer to the lights of the truck, because the truck was parked on the hill. There's like a little hill over there. They could see the lights, because they seemed to be coming at the lights. And so we had them shut their lights off because we were scared. You never know what was going to go on. We didn't know what was in these ships or planes or whatever they were because we couldn't tell, but I've never seen a yellow triangle fly around the sky. RD It was yellow? Sheila Baker W 1 Yeah. Bright, REAL BRIGHT. It looked like a light. That's what it looked like. It looked like a bright light. You know how a car light you'd have? It looked just like that, but it glowed. It was yellow. - Sheila Baker 1988 Eastlake UFO Witness  [b][i][u]Interesting letter I received from a Military Industrial Complex Insider.[/u][/i][/b] Michael, I`m termed a sub contractor (W.S.F.M) (Note - These folks make pilotless drones for fire fighting with NASA) http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20080008870_2008008509.pdf More of Boyd Bushmans revelations are being run through several labs/tests as we speak Michael, you will be kept up to speed. (Note - This individual is speaking about Senior Scientist for Lockheed Martin Boyd Bushman's testimony from David Sereda's & my film From Here To Andromeda - http://www.fromheretoandromeda.com/bio_boyd-bushman.html ) [glpvideo]http://video.godlikeproductions.com/video/UFOTV_Presents_-_Secret_UFO_Propulsion_Systems_-_Boyd_Bushman_-_Senior_Research_Scientist_-_Lockheed_Martin?id=7fa530c117f24d53fc9[/glpvideo] You will have no doubts by now Michael that the intelligences associated with the orbs selected you, just as you have since become aware that the intelligence agencies know this also but, are at a loss what to do about it.All are awaiting the orbs associated intelligences moves unfold via interaction with you. Part of the reason of your selection was your frame of mind , you exihibited/transmitted neither fear nor anger, painful to these orb intelligences and much magnified, to what may be imagined. Your enthusiasm to transmit your encounters is also factor. It is no coincedence that you are witnessing and recording the complete range of UK Ministry Of Defence phenomena, there is motive and close/direct & mental encounters which I believe will be revealed soon. - (W.S.F.M) sub contractor [/quote]
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The UFO sightings at Euclid, Ohio, continues now for the ninth day in a row, as reported by MSNBC reporter David Schuster.
With the news spreading on this consistent sighting over more than one week, people are apparently camping out along the banks of Lake Erie to watch.
The UFO is a single ball of light in the night sky that is showing movement and witnesses at the scene say that the object is changing color.
Schuster interviewed British Ufologist Nick Pope for this report, who agrees that the sighting is very unusual. Schuster contacted both the FAA and the military, and cannot find a manmade explanation for this sighting.
Pope says that further investigation must be done to rule out other natural or mannade explanations.
If you are near this location or have witnessed this UFO, please comment here on what you are seeing. As of Friday afternoon, no witness in that area has filed a report with the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON)
Here is the update...
Actual E-mail from Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies Investigator regarding MUFON report these Orbs of light were only Airplanes and the Lake Erie UFO's.
"In Regards to the Lights over Lake Erie I am not absolutely convinced that they are coming from conventional aircraft.As an investigator I must be completly objective with any UFO's reported which has multiple witnesses. BAASS employees are paid professionals, all the investigators are former law enforcement detectives who have a higher level set of skills and experience.MUFON Takes anyone who pays the money and passes the test and works for free. That does not make them a credible source for information for me to except they're conclusions."
- Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies Investigator
'Lake Erie Lights' Videographer Claims Coercion By Bigelow Operative
Friday night on The Alien Agenda radio, both Eugene Erlikh and Michael Lee Hill were featured on the show. Both had filmed unknown multicolored orb/craft over Lake Erie and coincidentally live within 5 minutes of each other in Cleveland. Michael's videos go further back to 2006 and Eugene's are more recent. On April 6, 2010 Michael and Eugene unknowingly and simultaneously filmed similar multicolored orb/craft on the same night and at the same time or within minutes of each other. Both videographers made this discovery just yesterday as well.
According to Erlikh, at approximately 6:45pm EST, on Thursday night (April 8, 2010) a private telephone call came into his residence. Eugene answered and the man on the other end assumed to know it was Eugene and called him by name. The man identified himself as a member of Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies. He did give his name and email that is, in fact, linked to the BAASS.ORG domain name. He asked Eugene a number of questions pertaining to the sightings over Lake Erie. The man then demanded Eugene give up the exact coordinates of the location the lights are appearing. When Eugene questioned the man,
he stated he knew the lights were not terrestrial or from this planet
and there's big money involved in obtaining that technology. He instructed Eugene to email him the coordinates. Eugene immediately hung up the telephone.
The first video was made by Michael Lee Hill on April 6th, 2010 and the second was made by Eugene Erlikh on the same night at approximately the same time
Jaime Maussan - UFO sightings over Lake Erie Pt. I
Jaime Maussan - UFO sightings over Lake Erie Pt. II
Here the two full UFO clips I filmed over Lake Erie that were featured in this Mexican news broadcast...
This recent Lake Erie UFO Wave is nothing new, Here is something though that needs to be taken into account.
One of these Orbs of Light/Plasma flew off Lake Erie in 2007 and hovered above the Key Bank Building in Downtown Cleveland for 20 minutes during a PEACE RALLY.
Here is the CBS news clip regarding that UFO EVENT.
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