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Sarah Jessica Parker has replaced Demi Moore in 'Lovelace'. Will Parker and Noth reunite on screen? Noth hopes so.
By: Ashley Baylen
Sarah Jessica Parker was recently chosen to replace Demi Moore in the upcoming film, Lovelace. Parker will portray feminist icon, Gloria Steinem alongside a star-studded cast including Amanda Seyfried, James Franco, Peter Sarsgaard and Sex and the City soul mate, Mr. Big aka Chris Noth.
In a recent conversation with E! News, Noth said "They should write us a scene."
Noth plays financier Anthony Romano. His character is responsible for funding the controversial Deep Throat- the first porn with a plot.
Of course it would be wonderful to see Parker and Noth on screen together again, but it's doubtful the director will find a natural way for Deep Throat's backer to share words with the Ms. Magazine editor.
"My character funds [the movie 'Deep Throat']," Noth says. "So I should try to talk Gloria into a porn scene."
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I don't want to move out of my bed, my body's gone cold and numb. I share my secrets, dreams and prayers with my teddy bear. I cant bare to think what it'll be like outside these plain dark walls. All I hear in my head are screams, cries, wails and calls.
I grab the duvet with my hand, and clench it, not letting go. I don't cry, I don't Shake, I just sit there wondering what will happen next. I close my eyes, looking into the darkness, looking for things to see. I don't think I've ever felt this way before, what is wrong with me?
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Fox Valley Association
Appleton North Lightning
Coach: John Wuebben (18th season).
Top returning players: Meg Riebau, Sr., F; Mackenzie Greisch, Jr., M; Anna Batley, Jr., D.
Coachs comment: Even though we lost five multi-year All-FVA starters due to graduation, there still are 15 returning from last years FVA co-champion team. There is a solid core of returning starters and a number of others who will have a chance to step up and shine plus a few newcomers who have great potential.
Outlook: The Lightning has been a power in the Fox Valley Association for the last several years and despite the loss of some very talented players off of last years squad that was 8-0-1 in the Fox Valley Association and 19-1-2 overall, Appleton North should again challenge for the conference title.
Appleton West Terrors
Coach: Katie Hanna (first).
Top returning players: Rachel Akgulian, Jenny Rechner, Anna Kremer.
Coachs comment: This will be a learning experience for everyone. We have a new coach and a young team. We will work hard to be competitive this year.
Outlook: The Terrors struggled to a 2-5-2 finish in the FVA and 7-8-4 overall. The Terrors might struggle initially as they adapt to their new coach and new strategies. The goal is to be better as the season progresses and make a strong showing in the playoffs.
Kimberly Papermakers
Coach: Kristin Ruhsam Tegelman (seventh).
Top returning players: Sydney Buss, Sr., M/F; Kirsten White, Sr., M/F; Steph Hetto, Jr., D; Dana McMorrow, Jr., M; Megan Geurts, Jr., F/M; Allison Wirth, Jr., G.
Coachs comment: After finishing the 2012 season sharing the FVA title with Appleton North, the Papermakers will be one of the top teams in the conference looking to challenge for the conference title again in the 2013 season. They look to overcome the loss of three starting defenders and their starting goalkeeper this season but return several all-conference players as well as first team all-state midfielder Sydney Buss. The Papermakers have strong numbers in the program and will look to their depth off the bench to provide valuable minutes on the field.
Outlook: Kimberly should not struggle to score goals. The question will be how quickly the defense firms up with a new goalkeeper and three new starting defenders. The Papermakers have the talent and depth to push for the conference title.
Menasha Bluejays
Coach: Peter LaCourse (fourth).
Top returning players: Kelsey Blob, Sr., D; Shelby Day, Sr., M; Shannon Reagan, Sr., M/D; Allie VanHaren, Sr., D; Katelyn Sewall, Jr., G/F; Jazmin Belknap, Jr., D; Rebecca Scramm, Jr., F; Megan Jones, So., G; Calli Paul, So., M; Grace Wenger, So., M.
Coachs comment: The ladies have demonstrated great effort during the early season training. Captains Kelsey Blob and Katelyn Sewall return for their third seasons on the varsity team. We hope the experience and skill that our returning players have will combine with the skill of the incoming players to be competitive in our matches.
Outlook: It speaks to the overall strength of the Fox Valley Association that the Bluejays can finish with a 12-9-3 overall record but go 1-6-2 in conference play. Menasha has played many of its opponents tough and an above .500 record in conference play is a possibility.
Neenah Rockets
Coach: Jeff Zehren (third).
Top returning players: Brooke Hiltunen, Mallory Washington, Kendra Bombinski, Leah Perras, Molly McGillis, Liz Darkow, Stevie Grable, Emily Skaer, Ally Vandenberg, Rylee Engelland, Amy Rutten, Bree Zehren, Kelsi Meyer, Hannah Evenson, Addie Kasten.
Coachs comment: Our team goals will be to work hard through the season each and every practice and strive to improve in each game until the end of the season. Hopefully, we can compete for a conference title and get on a run like last year and make some noise in the playoffs. We are returning 10 starters so we are very experienced. Another strength is we were in a lot of tight games last year so that should help us to understand what it takes to pull those games out.
Outlook: The only starter the Rockets lost off last years team was first team all-conference defender Devinne Bahr. With 10 returning starters, their top three leading scorers and all-state player Kendra Bombinski, Neenah should be in good shape to make a run at the Fox Valley Association title.
Bay Conference
Hortonville Polar Bears
Coach: Paul Everett (fifth).
Top returning players: Kacie Searl, Holly Lynaugh, Ashley Dreifuerst, Leigh Hayes, Miranda Brown, Karly Paton, Ashley Watson, Sarah Martens, Katie Price, Abbey Guyette, Lexi Hyde, Stephanie Dreifuerst, Rachel Swichtenberg, Breanna Mowrer, Justine Hansel, Alex Bonikowske
Coachs comment: We have a full squad of players who are hard working and excited to play soccer. There are quite a few new players who have fit well into the team. There is a great energy about this years team.
Outlook: The Polar Bears will be more dependent on a balanced attack with the graduation of Aubrey Kampa, who scored 48 goals and also had 11 assists. Hortonville does have an experienced group returning, which should help it contend in the Bay Conference.
Eastern Valley Conference
Fox Valley Lutheran
Coach: Jill Kock (fourth).
Top returning players: Meredith Wilson, Sr., M; Abigail Goss, Sr., D; Jessica Retzlaff, Jr., D/M.
Coachs comment: We graduated a core group of players last year but the returning players are all coming back strong. Weve been able to start off the season with better skills, both technical and tactical, among returning players and the new players are picking up our style very quickly. Im very excited to see our team get out on the field for some competition.
Outlook: The Foxes finished 6-2 in conference play and 13-11-0 overall in 2012 and look to improve upon that mark this season. The Foxes should be in the mix to finish in the top half of the conference standings.
Freedom Irish
Coach: Josh Blau (fourth).
Top returning players: Cami Gerritts, Jr.; Kara Zuleger, Jr.
Coachs comment: We have a realistic goal of improving our conference standing to jump up two spots in the standings. We are also aspiring to win a championship. Our strengths are found in our numbers. We have a large turnout of players this year and the outlook for the future continues to be strong. Our weakness is our lack of overall team experience. Some of the upperclassmen have only played soccer in high school.
Outlook: The Irish finished 3-5 in the Eastern Valley Conference and 8-11-1 overall in 2012. The soccer program at Freedom is continuing to show improvement. The large turnout bodes well for Freedom as competition for playing time will help speed improvement.
Little Chute Mustangs
Coach: Jack Coffey (ninth).
Top returning players: Sonia Martinez, Sr., D; Amanda Heckert, Sr., G; Mandy Rezabek, Sr., D; Haley Diedrick, Sr., F; McKenna Joosten, Jr., M; Erin Hurst, So., M; Sarah Vanderloop, Jr., D; Emily Reybrock, Jr., F; Miranda Gordon, So., D; Alyssa Elrick, Jr., M; Steffany DeBruin, Jr., M; Ariel Schrader, Jr., D; Kailin Schumacher, So., F; Lily Lee, So., F.
Coachs comment: We lost a number of close games in 2012 and will put the emphasis on finishing those types of games out with wins. There are several young players who improved dramatically last season and we will be counting on them now to help get those wins. Our strength lies in the girls work ethic and commitment to team play.
Outlook: With the experience gained last season, the Mustangs should be able to improve upon last seasons 4-15-1 overall record and 2-6-0 Eastern Valley Conference mark.
Waupaca Comets
Coach: Mark Polebitski (18th).
Top returning players: Mikaila Johnson, Sr., F/G; Jocely Barraza, Sr., M; Jenny Gauerke, Sr., M; Sierra Patzke, Jr. M; Lizzie Hanke, Jr., M; Josie Waitrovich, Jr., G/D; Holly Johnston, Jr., M; Courtney Jungers, Jr., D; Anna Abrams, Jr., D. Maleva Butkieweicz, So., M; Alyssa Nicewander, So., M; Amber Van Handel, So., D.
Coachs comment: This year the Comets are returning key midfielders, forwards and goalkeeping. The Comets will start all new players in the defensive positions.
Outlook: Waupaca has a great deal of experience returning to the pitch. The Comets are traditionally strong in goal. If they defense in front of their keepers comes together quickly, Waupaca (15-7 overall, 5-3 EVC) could challenge for the conference title.
Xavier Hawks
Coach: Bill Peplinski (seventh).
Top returning players: Tarynn Theilig, Sr., G; Ashley Bovee, Sr., D; Fallon Peplinski, Sr., F; Aimee Conley, Jr., M; Anna Sobal, Jr., F; Sarah Gregory, S., D; Isabella Kohl, Sr., M; Rachel Lauterbach, Sr., M/F; Claire Lindberg, Sr., M; Meredith Haas, So., D; Hailey Molina, Sr., M; Kate Parks, Jr., D/G; Maria Schmitt, Jr., M; Mollie Born, Jr., M; Meghann Goodman, Jr., M/D; Hannah Wierzbinski, So., F; Meg Haas, So., M.
Coachs comment: Our defense is strong and we have one of the best goal keepers (Tarynn Theilig) in the state of Wisconsin. Our midfield will be stable but we will need to mature there in order to match our accomplishments of 2012. We return our two leading scorers with Anna Sobal and Fallon Peplinski. We will need players to step up and fill the void of graduated Megan Gresl and Nicole Schuh. Our main goal is to be competitive in the Eastern Valley Conference.
Outlook: The Hawks have a strong lineup with experience, offensive firepower and a tough defense. Xavier will be a tough team to knock off in the Eastern Valley Conference. Their traditional difficult non-conference schedule will help ready them for any challenges they may face along the way.
Packerland Conference
St. Mary Central Zephyrs
Coach: Gary Kruger (13th).
Top returning players: Kelly Conn, Sr., S; Paige Krieck, Jr., S; Molly Britt, Jr. S; Haley Thelen, Sr., M; Jenna Thelen, Jr., D; Erin Butke, Jr., D; Cassie Lawniczak, So., D; Leah Marker, Sr., G; Leigh McGuirk, Jr., M; Megan Verhagen, Sr., G; Annie Britt, Sr., S.
Coachs comment: Having two qualified goal keepers, Marker and Verhagen, has been a luxury, but they are both seniors this year. We are getting a pleasant surprise from freshman Maddie Uhlenbrauck, who seems to handle herself pretty well in the goal so far. We graduated our starting midfield last year so there will be an adjustment process there and some expectations of the up-and-coming players to step up and contribute. Its early but Haley Thelen seems to fit the role of center midfield really well. Our defense will be solid with three returning letterwinners in Butke, Lawniczak and Thelen. The front three (Conn, Krieck, Britt) contributed 84 goals last year and I am looking for them to increase that this season.
Outlook: The Zephyrs have advanced to the state tournament seven of the last eight seasons. St. Mary Central with solid defense and a potent offense is the favorite to win the Packerland Conference. Expectations are normally high for the Zephyrs and they rarely disappoint.
Wrightstown Tigers
Coach: Scott Nicholas (first).
Top returning player: Taylor Falck, So., M/F.
Outlook: The Tigers lost three starters off their 2012 squad that finished 9-13-1. Wrightstown has good numbers in the program and should fare well in the Packerland Conference.
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Chinese Drywall Checklist
I received the contents of this post in an email and thought the signs of Chinese Drywall was so well documented that it was worth sharing on the blog. The photo examples are superb. If you suspect your home has Chinese drywall you may find a few ways to self test the home before calling an expert. Of course, the author of this content is an expert and you should probably call him. Russell Hensel has 25 years of home inspection experience. Phone: 239-481-3977
Does the residence have a sulfur or rotten eggs smell? Do not get this confused with a water heater that has been sitting for a while, it gives off the same odor. Be careful. Look for more that just one of the signs.
Have any of your electrical appliances failed to operate or have they needed regular repair or replacement before they typical life expectancy?
Check wall mounted mirrors for blackening or lack of luster.
Inspect metal surfaces on plumbing fixtures for staining/and or pitting.
With electrical covers off at the outlet and the cover removed from the circuit breaker box look for the ground wire (copper wire) for blackening and corrosion.
Inspect air conditioning coils for blackening and corrosion. This calls for the removal of one of the Air Handlers access panels.
If possible look a the back of the drywall on the wall which can be sometimes seen at access panels or underneath stairs.
Inspect Jewelry/metal objects - has any of your silver tarnished more rapidly than normal? has gold become speckled or tarnished?
The copper lines at the refrigerator turn black and corrode.
Please do not inspect anything you are unsure about. Electrical wiring is dangerous and can lead to injury or death. Have professionals perform the services you are not familiar with.
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|Teratology studies in the rat.
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|PMID: 23138899 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|The rat is the rodent species of choice for the regulatory safety testing of xenobiotics, such as medicinal products, food additives, and other chemicals. Many decades of experience and extensive data have accumulated for both general and developmental toxicology investigations in this species. The high fertility and large litter size of the rat are advantages for teratogenicity testing. The study designs are well defined in the regulatory guidelines and are relatively standardized between testing laboratories across the world. Teratology studies address maternal- and embryo-toxicity following exposure during the period of organogenesis. This chapter describes the design and conduct of a teratology study in the rat in compliance with the regulatory guidelines. The procedures for the handling and housing of the pregnant animals, the caesarean examinations and the sampling of fetuses for morphological examinations are described. The utility and design of preliminary studies and the inclusion of satellite animals in the main study for toxicokinetic sampling are discussed.
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Troops to March in San Diego's Pride Parade
Sean Sala felt so elated when Congress approved repealing the military's ban on openly gay troops the 26-year-old sailor went on TV and revealed his sexual orientation publicly in what he calls his "Rosa Parks moment."
Now the former Navy operations specialist, who finished his service last month, is organizing what is believed to be the first military contingent of hundreds of active-duty troops and veterans to lead a gay pride parade. The group will march Saturday in San Diego's parade, the nation's fifth largest.
The national Servicemembers Legal Defense Network - representing gay and lesbian active-duty military personnel - said they told Sala they are warning members that it is still a risk to come out as long as "don't ask, don't tell" is on the books.
"We communicated to him that anyone who participates is assuming a certain level of risk," spokesman Zeke Stokes said. "We are looking forward to a time when LGBT service members can participate in these kinds of actions without any risk."
Sala said it's time for the gay and lesbian community to stop hiding in fear.
"This is not in any way a violation of military policy and it's time for the country to move on - plain and simple," he said.
Cpl. Jaime Rincon, 21, a Camp Pendleton Marine who plans to participate, said he is grateful Sala gave him the opportunity to march as a military member in a gay pride event.
"Finally someone is stepping up to the plate, someone has said: `We're done hiding. Let's do something about this. Let's show everybody we're proud of who we are and we're proud of our branches of service,'" he said.
The Pentagon has said the military will not discharge anyone under the policy, for now, to comply with a July 6 federal appeals court order telling the U.S. government to cease enforcing the 17-year ban. Marine Corps officials said service members who are not in uniform are within their rights to participate in a gay pride parade.
But Stokes said going public now could be used against military personnel later if the military starts enforcing the policy again. The Department of Justice has filed an emergency motion asking the court to reconsider its order, saying ending the ban now would pre-empt the "orderly process" for rolling back the 17-year-old policy as outlined in the law passed and signed by the president in December. Pentagon officials have said they expect the ban to be officially lifted soon.
Sala said the parade group will be made up of gay and heterosexual service members in a show of unity.
The troops and veterans will wear T-shirts showing their branch of service. They will walk with two horses - one draped in an American flag and the other with the rainbow-colored Pride flag - to honor service members and those who have died for equality, Sala said.
Some will accompany a half-ton military vehicle as audio equipment belts out "Taps" and military fight songs to the expected crowd of thousands. They also will hold a 30-foot American flag and a banner with the military crest on it.
Gay Pride marches nationwide have been focusing on the repeal of the military's ban but this will be the first with active-duty troops participating as an identifiable group, gay rights activists say.
Denver's PrideFest in June was themed "These Colors Don't Run" to honor gay and lesbian service members, and its grand marshal was the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which had a discharged military officer represent it. Some parades have featured floats covered with photos of fallen gay troops with their faces blacked out.
Sala said the group's presence will send a strong message that the nation is at the end of an era of discrimination.
"People (service members) are flying in from out of state to be in this because they believe `don't ask, don't tell' never should have been instituted," Sala said. "It's about humanity and coming to honor military troops regardless of their sexual orientation in a pride parade. It's finally able to happen."
Outing himself was a therapeutic and moving experience, a release of years of pent up feelings of anger and humiliation at having to hide a part of his identity, Sala said.
Sala said he spent six years feeling paranoid that any misstep would mean the end of his career.
He would skirt questions about his weekend plans. He remembers lying in his bunk on a Navy ship off the coast of Iran, feeling despair there was a law forcing him to keep his life secret. So in December when the Senate approved repealing that law, an empowered Sala agreed to an interview on CW6, a San Diego TV station.
The next day he felt the stares from his fellow sailors. He expected the worst from his captain, a conservative Christian, who called him into his office.
"He told me, `I don't care. I never cared. You're an excellent leader,'" Sala recalled. "It was very moving."
Sala was amazed at the sense of lightness that overtook him.
"It burns away at your soul...to just constantly feed people false pretenses just to protect yourself," he said.
After the initial shock, his fellow sailors congratulated him for his courage, Sala said.
"It created a tremendous amount of unity," he said.
He finished his service June 30 and plans to study politics.
Sala said he hopes the government will sanction a military presence in next year's pride event, just as the armed forces have done in Canada and Great Britain, where uniformed soldiers have marched down the streets of Toronto and London next to scantily clad men, drag queens and civil rights activists.
"We've gone from instituting pure discrimination to instituting equality, which is amazing," he said. "I'm wondering why repeal is taking so long. I say many of those who are still against this have never even put on a uniform."


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Is this a close-call at PDX? About 35 seconds before a jet airliner lands a small aircraft in the landing flight path guns it's engine to what appears to me to be a landing called off by the air traffic controllers. There is no way a small plane could have landed and the runway cleared before the airliner landed. With the north runway closed for construction is air traffic safe at PDX?
Close call at PDX?
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says ... on Tuesday, Jan 27 at 10:06 PM
I think it happened again tonight. My husband was coming from Vegas and his plane was about to touch down. Then went around . He said that they were only 100 feet off the ground when they put on the power and went up again. Close call again?
says ... on Monday, Sep 21 at 9:07 PM
Is all the name calling necessary?!? How about some civility folks! A commodity in very short supply these days. How about IF YOU DON'T GOT NOTHIN NICE TO SAY, DON'T SAY NOTHIN AT ALL! Thumper's mom was wise. Some of you could learn from her!
says ... on Saturday, Sep 19 at 5:54 PM
No Doughty, the ATC would have given permission for the small craft to cross the finals....the SWA 737 would have been long gone...climbing out right away if anything didn't look good. From what you've filmed...ATC gave the small craft clearance.
says ... on Friday, Aug 28 at 10:01 AM
With the runway closed why don't the smaller planes / private jets come to a less crowded airport located slightly west of PDX.. Come to Hillsboro Airport (HIO)!!
says ... on Thursday, Aug 27 at 12:29 PM
you're kidding me, that is not close. go back east or socal if you want close
says ... on Wednesday, Aug 26 at 8:25 PM
Well, when we can't fly, what else is there to do?
says ... on Wednesday, Aug 26 at 7:34 PM
You folks have way too much time on your hands. This was nothing. Nothing at all
says ... on Wednesday, Aug 26 at 9:13 AM
It's true, and talking with another pilot reminded me that there are about a million possibilities (i.e. low approach, etc) that could have been going on. I'm just sticking with the fact that this wasn't a close call.
says ... on Wednesday, Aug 26 at 9:01 AM
This incident was not even considered a close call. Also, all the reasons discussed here are pure speculation, unless we hear from the pilot of the small aircraft or hear the air traffic communications.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 10:04 PM
To DearMyself: very true, but if a controller was not going to allow a practice approach, they would have not allowed it long before the plane even entered final. Let me check my approach plates and see if a missed app for pdx agrees with the video.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 10:00 PM
In this large of an airport and in this sort of traffic, the right of way wouldn't necessarily apply as it does at a non-towered airport. The controller will decide who lands first, but what may have happened is that the Cessna was going too slow.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 9:58 PM
The point here is that the odds are that if the Cessna weren't on an IFR flight plan, approach would not even let them land. This video proves that the airport was busy. Real life quote from VFR req: "Cessna N62348, unable to sequence due to volume.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 3:59 PM
most often the controllers will allow small planes to shoot the approach to rwy 21 and perform a missed app or stay north of the river..... the controllers prob. not allow practice appch to the main rwy with commerc. 737 inbnd.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 3:54 PM
1)isn't it if there are two aircraft on final the lower one has the right of way? 2)the small plane may not necessarily have been on an IFR plan but recieving "radar services" or "separation" 3) PDX still has two rwy's 3 / 21 and 10R / 28L
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 12:42 PM
Nah, not really close enough to be a real problem.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 11:06 AM
Scratch or disregard my comments on Aug. 23 at 9:10 pm.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 9:47 AM
Finally, the rate that the traffic is flowing is actually quite slow. I've landed in tighter patterns than that! In addition, there is no "right of way" rule in IFR, only controller discretion. The above may look like anarchy, but it's very orderly.
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 9:43 AM
Hi, here are a few facts to consider regarding the following video. 1) Most likely our friend in the small airplane is executing a practice missed approach, in which case he is under an IFR flight plan. 2) That being said, IFR flight plans are...
says ... on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 9:45 AM
... sequenced in a logical order, preventing these said close calls. 3) If the aircraft were VFR, they would most likely not be able to even enter PDX with the single runway. I've tried to VFR and if you aren't sequenced, they don't want you. Finally
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 7:29 PM
I just video taped what I saw, If you time from where the small plane was to when the airliner approximately reached the same location it is about 35 seconds. I never mentioned the word crash and I have never sued anyone.
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 3:32 PM
40mph for landing in small planes - really? is that ground speed or air speed? most small planes land a bit faster than 40 KNOTS of indicated airspeed. You might want to let all the small planes taking off the crosswind runway at PDX know about TTD
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 3:28 PM
first off it's more than 35 seconds.... secondly how do you know the controller called off the smaller planes landing.... maybe the pilot of the small plane did - could have been windy or any assortment of problems.
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 2:43 PM
Oh for crying out loud that wasn't even close! What an over active idiot you are! I bet you are sue happy too aren't you. Always looking for a way to get the other guy! This WAS NOT EVEN CLOSE TO A CRASH! Oh my GOSH grow up!
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 6:19 AM
That was not even close to close. Commercial flights also do not have right of way. The controller most likely saw that there would not be time for the small plane to land before the prior had cleared the runway so they asked him to do a go around.
says ... on Monday, Aug 24 at 5:46 AM
I want my 1:56 back. This wasn't close.
says ... on Sunday, Aug 23 at 8:10 PM
Small plane was likely told to abort and go around. Commercial flights/jets have right of way since the small plane can use alternate smaller runways at like Troutdale and Pearson. Small plane lands at 40 mph, jet at 140 mph.


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Dayton, Ohio (AP) Saying she's "exactly" what he and the country need, John McCain has picked Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate.
McCain introduced Palin during a raucous rally in Dayton, Ohio.
The Arizona Senator said he made his pick after looking for a political partner who can best help him "shake up Washington."
Palin, a conservative with a maverick reputation, thus becomes the first woman named to a spot on a Republican ticket. She declared herself "honored" to be chosen as she stood by a beaming McCain in her first few seconds in the national spotlight.
Unlike Barack Obama's running mate Joe Biden, who attacked McCain sharply in his debut last week, Palin was indirect in her initial attempts to elevate McCain over Obama.
Palin told the crowd, "there is only one candidate who has truly fought for America and that man is John McCain."
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|Increased mortality and perioperative complications in patients with previous elective percutaneous coronary interventions undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery.
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|OBJECTIVE: The relationship between previous percutaneous coronary intervention and perioperative outcome after coronary artery bypass grafting remains undetermined. The aim of the study was to investigate whether previous elective percutaneous coronary intervention influences the outcome of elective coronary artery bypass grafting. METHODS: Between 2002 and 2007, 4412 consecutive patients underwent first-time open surgery at the Innsbruck Medical University. After excluding patients with a history of emergency percutaneous coronary intervention, we isolated 306 patients with elective percutaneous coronary intervention during the last 24 months before isolated coronary artery bypass grafting (group 1). Those patients were compared with 452 consecutive age-, gender-, and EuroSCORE-matched patients without a history of percutaneous coronary intervention (group 2), in terms of 30-day mortality, major adverse cardiac events, and perioperative complications. RESULTS: Both groups were comparable concerning preoperative linear EuroSCORE (group 1: 4.83 +/- 0.18, group 2: 4.72 +/- 0.14, P = .63). Patients who underwent previous elective percutaneous coronary intervention before coronary artery bypass grafting had an increase in perioperative mortality (group 1: 4.4% vs group 2: 2.4%, P < .001) and major adverse cardiac events (group 1: 7.9% vs 4.3%, P < .001). In addition, the incidence of bleeding complications (group 1: 5.9% vs group 2: 3.8%, P = .017) and the number of blood products (group 1: 1.70 +/- 0.31 vs 0.61 +/- 0.17, P < .001) used were higher in patients of group 1. A higher incidence of acute renal failure (5.9% vs 2.7%, P = .025) and renal replacement therapy (3.6% vs 1.7%, P = .03) was observed in patients of group 1. CONCLUSION: Patients with a history of elective percutaneous coronary intervention before referral to coronary artery bypass grafting have a worse perioperative outcome in terms of mortality, major adverse cardiac events, and perioperative complications compared with patients without a history of percutaneous coronary intervention. This fact should be considered in risk stratification for patients who are scheduled for elective coronary artery bypass grafting.
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(Israel National News) U.S. forces have captured a senior Pakistan Taliban commander, Latif Mehsud, in a military operation, the state department confirmed on Friday.
Marie Harf, a spokeswoman for the State Department, described Mehsud as a "terrorist leader" and a "senior commander" in the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, reported the BBC.
She gave no details of the operation, but said he was a close confidante of the group's leader, Hakimullah Mehsud.
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I would be remiss if I did not publicly thank the Henry County Road Department, the State Highway Garage and the New Castle Public Works Department for the outstanding job they did keeping our roads clear during the winter weather we have experienced the past three weeks.
They have worked long hours and probably have received very little thanks for the job they have done.
After the last snow we received last week I expected to wake up Thursday morning and not be able to go anywhere.
By Thomas Massie, U.S. Representative
At the recent Northern Kentucky Regional First LEGO League Robotics tournament, I marveled at the imagination and creativity displayed by so many young people.
In these students, I see the spirit of ingenuity and a culture of invention that have been critical to our nation's economic success for over two centuries.
I always know when spring is close at hand when I run out of vitamin D.
For the past few years, I have purchased a 90-day supply of vitamin D in late December or early January to ward off symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Donna and I recently watched Driving Miss Daisy, a 1989 movie starring Jessica Tandy (Miss Daisy) and Morgan Freeman (Hoke). I was amazed at how much of the story I had forgotten, or didn't get, from 25 years ago.
What I remembered was a story about a cantankerous old woman and a tenacious old African-American man who managed to become friends in spite of their differences. There was more to the story.
Submitted by Sen. Paul Hornback
As we approach the final days of the 2015 Legislative Session, we have been working diligently to complete our consideration of Senate bills while also vetting legislation that has been passed by the House. We will begin considering several additional House bills next week.
Henry County has a proud farming heritage. Never have I seen it more appropriately on display than at the annual Henry County Harvest Showcase.
The potential of solar power has not yet seen the light of day in Kentucky, but that could change with a little prodding of the General Assembly, according to the Community Farm Alliance.
I personally want to thank Debbie Hartford for everything she has done for my son down through the years. If I could have been at the assembly I would have thanked her in person. Our kids are in such good hands at our school with so many dedicated faculty. That's why our school doesn't take a backseat to anyone. Go Warriors!
— Jimmy Goodloe, Eminence
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The handsome bar at Ottava Via in Detroit's Corktown is the focal point of the dining room, set in the turn-of-the-century Dime Savings Bank building at Michigan and Eighth Street. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
The antipasti tasting at Ottava Via in Corktown offers guests their choice of two meats and two cheeses, served with toasted crostini, house-pickled vegetables and marmalade. This board holds sopressata and finocchiona meats and Pecorino Tuscano and taleggio cheeses. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
The generous Asian noodle bowls at St. Cece's pub in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood include shiitake mushrooms, kimchi, green onions and kale chips and can be vegan, vegetarian or made with meat. This version uses ramen noodles and savory chunks of pork belly. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
Mudgie's Deli owner Greg Mudge displays The Gutty, a warm sandwich stacked with five meats, cheddar cheese, romaine and house-made garlic mayo, served on a kaiser roll with a dill pickle. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
Owners Deveri Gifford and Jason Yates display a bowl of their poutine a beloved Canadian dish of french fries topped with cheese curds and hot brown gravy at their Brooklyn Street Local breakfast-and-lunch cafe in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
One of Mercury Burger & Bar's most popular specialty burgers is the Local, a fresh custom-ground hamburger topped with barbecued pulled pork, house-made slaw, melted cheddar and Dreamland barbecue sauce. / Sylvia Rector/Detroit Free Press
Theres not a soul (surely!) who hasnt heard of Slows Bar BQ, the media darling of Corktown in Detroit. But to visitors who dont frequent the old neighborhood or follow news of every development there, many of the areas other, newer venues remain unfamiliar and untried. The next time youre coming to Detroit for a game or show, put this part of town on your radar for lunch or dinner. Youll find choices that range from great burgers, enormous sandwiches and stone-hearth pizzas to seasonal, chef-driven menus. Here are five restaurants other than the legendary Slows we recommend getting to know in Corktown.
Ottava Via: The new Ottava Vias Italian trattoria-style menu and cool vintage look make it a good choice when youre in the mood for a bottle of wine and casual, shareable food with friends. The best way to enjoy the place is to order lots of things and share them around the table: small plates of calamari or roasted asparagus, dishes of olives, boards of imported cheeses and salumi, thin-crust stone-hearth pizzas, plates of roasted pork (porchetta) or chicken, or even a pasta. In other words, its not an old-school Italian-American place with lots of red-sauced pastas, or even a typical pizzeria all of which makes it more interesting. The main dining room is the lobby of the turn-of-the-century Dime Savings Bank, with high ceilings and oversized windows, a handsome bar, reclaimed furnishings and walls that look like ancient water-stained plaster. Im a big fan of Ottava Vias concept and style. That said, it opened only three months ago and its service and consistency are still getting up to speed. Lunch and dinner. (1400 Michigan at Eighth St.; 313-962-5500)
St. Ceces: This dark, atmospheric spot was built as an Irish pub and still looks the part, with stained glass windows and a wood-burning fireplace. But current owner Celeste Belanger has morphed it into a cool neighborhood social hub where locals and foodies come for executive chef Adam Vervilles ever-changing seasonal, local menu. He buys and breaks down whole farm-raised animals in the kitchen for meats and gets vegetables from local and/or organic farms. The wildly diverse menu ranges from house-ground burgers and Asian noodle bowls to Polish plates and chimichangas. Some would call it unfocused; others will love its variety. House favorite entrees include the burger and the fresh pan-fried trout, but the Asian noodle bowls are also terrific, whether you choose a vegan, vegetarian or meaty version, like the terrific ramen with pork belly. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Very vegan- and vegetarian-friendly. Often holds pop-up dinners by other cooks; see Facebook for schedule. (1426 Bagley at Trumbull; 313-962-2121; www.stceces.com)
Mudgies Deli: The word deli doesnt fully convey the attitude and style that owner Greg Mudge brings to the sandwich genre. Nor does it tell you that he serves wine, cocktails and more than 90 craft beers in his spare, airy, sit-down dining room. Or that Mudgies is also open for brunch on Sunday and for dinner Monday-Saturday with hot, comfort-food meals. So consider Mudgies, set off by itself on Porter Street, a deli-and-then-some. The kitchen makes its own sauces and dressings, roasts its meats in-house, makes soups from scratch and uses as many locally sourced ingredients and products as possible. Regulars love its over-the-top sandwiches like the Turkey Trot (roasted turkey breast, dried cranberries, walnuts, sunflower sprouts, apples, Brownwood Farms Kream Mustard and mixed greens rolled in whole wheat flat bread). But you can also design your own salad or sandwich, choosing from 13 meats, eight breads, nine cheeses and more than 50 additional other toppings, condiments and sauces. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. (1300 Porter off Trumbull; 313-961-2000; www.mudgiesdeli.com)
Brooklyn Street Local: This small, neat-as-a-pin cafe serves wonderfully fresh, flavorful breakfast and lunch dishes using mostly local, organic ingredients. Many of the dishes are vegan or vegetarian, but the menu also offers a fine burger and the requisite breakfast meats, including Canadian peameal bacon a nod by owners Jason Yates and Deveri Gifford to their north-of-the-border origins. They also make Detroits best and most authentic poutine, the Canadian specialty of french fries covered with white cheese curds and brown gravy, and sometimes other toppings as well. Nothing here is complicated or overdone, but its creative, beautifully presented and just delicious. Theres also a great Saturday and Sunday brunch menu. Closed Monday. (1266 Michigan; 313-262-6547; www.brooklynstreetlocal.com)
Mercury Burger & Bar: Thirteen creative burger offerings including beef alternatives such as portabello, turkey and black bean are just the start of the Mercurys quirky, homey menu of sandwiches, quarter-pound hot dogs and classic sides like onion rings, tater tots and chili-cheese fries. And theyre made using quality ingredients such as Creekstone beef ground fresh daily, Wigleys corned beef and Alexander & Hornung hot dogs. Opened in March 2012, the Mercury feels fresh, comfy and relaxed. The full bar has 16 taps, and in good weather you can drink in the attached biergarten with a view of the abandoned but photogenic Michigan Central train station. Theres parking on Michigan, but for a couple of bucks you can park in a paved, attended, lighted lot in back. Lunch and dinner daily; kitchen open late. (2163 Michigan Ave.; 313-964-5000; www.mercuryburgerbar.com)
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This weekend I tackled the dome and interior lighting inside the bus. These had worked previously but I had never hooked them back up after I got it back from paint.
- Lights are always able to be switched on regardless of key in the ignition
- Driver, Passenger and Slider will turn lights on upon open.
- Manual switch to turn lights on from drivers seat.
- Support each dome light being able to be turned off and on.
- Add under dash lights.
- Run off of auxiliary battery
I looked around and couldn't find a diagram of the Bus Dome lights. I created this diagram:
I bought door switches (306-169) and rubber surrounds from Mid America Motorworks. I installed them on the Driver, Passenger and Slider door. They ground out when the door is opened, hence turning the light on.
Here is a picture of the door switch on the Driver side:
I had purchased the Dome Lights a while back. MAM has those too (383-877)
Basically this was all pretty easy. I guess the "A-Ha" moment was when I figured out in order to do multiple switches, you were switching the Ground and not the power. Once I figured out that, it became a matter of running wires through the channel. I got lucky a couple times and wire veered through the hole.
After I got the dome lights in place, I decided I wanted to put lights under the dash. I had some 12v small LEDs that I got from SuperBrightLEDs.com and hooked those up. There are two support braces that go from the front wall to the dash. They support the Emergency Brake Lever. I placed two of these LEDs on either bar. One points down and one points to the respective side. Wired them up and went from there.
Here's a Picture of the installed and ON lights.
The light is AWESOME. So happy with this. When I get in the car I can see the floor. It's awesome. Also, I'm planning on getting some under dash trays. This will help significantly when finding things at night.
Another thing I added was a little Pull switch on the dash next to the headlight switch.
My dad informed me that VW put pre-cut holes in the metal for additional switches. I found one, used a razor to cut out the fabric and wha-la! Basically this makes it so you can turn on the lights when you're in and the doors are closed. The only thing I may do is put in an override switch for the lights under the dash. The overhead dome lights have a toggle to turn them off manually (say if the door is open and you're sleeping). Right now, I think a good addition would be a way that turned them on manually. Like if you're driving at night and needed to see a tray.
For my Dome lights, I just ordered one of these each from SuperBrightLEDs.com
I don't know why I'm all about the LEDs. I think because I'm trying to conserve Electricity and these are so efficient, they don't burn out AND they're not really affected by vibration.
That's about it. I have to get some more pics up here to finish out this post. I'll take them tonight on my way home.


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- I have a clean record. As a 30 year employee of the DWP, I'm not receiving the DWP retirement benefits I have earned, yet a convicted felon Samuel In, is receiving all of his City Pension Retirement benefits!
- If You are of Good Character, Sound Mind, Ambitious, and True to Your Fellow Man or Woman as Well as Self You Will Succeed no Matter Your Ethnicity, or Your Plight!
- Good Character, Telling the Truth Must be Meaningless. President Barack Obama is giving Praise to Danny Bakewell, Sr. and the LA Sentinel "Yellow Journal" Newspaper. Typically an inept Black community make heroes of this scum and keep them in business!
- Great Start to Immigration Reform: Convicted felonious illegal immigrants will work picking crops while incarcerated to defray taxpayer expense, very much like the "Chain Gang of the South". Deportation will begin at the end of the sentence served!
- Indeed Eddie Glaude. Also, it is refreshing to know that President Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett, Colin Powell, Magic Johnson, and/or other prominent Blacks have not duped all US born Descendants of Slavery!
Congressman Jon Hubbard, the Issue Should be Who is Keeping U.S. Born Blacks Oppressed/Enslaved/Hold Contempt for the Constitution/the Oath of Office and the Rights of Blacks Today!
State Representative Jon Hubbard
District 58
PO Box 16275
Jonesboro, AR 72403
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
RE: "Letters to the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative"
Instead of condemning Congressman Jon Hubbard for the statements expressed in "Letters to the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative", that has nothing to do with the condition of U.S. born blacks today……
………..the issue should be who is keeping U.S. born blacks oppressed/enslaved today……..and the key players who keep blacks shortchanged today are in fact a dysfunctional elected black leadership and not Mitt Romney, the Republican Party (the exception being no good U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas), etc., etc.
"GOP Rep Says Slavery was a Blessing for Black People"
"Letters to the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative"
African Americans must "understand that even while in the throes of slavery, their lives as Americans are likely much better than they ever would have enjoyed living in sub-Saharan Africa." "Knowing what we know today about life on the African continent, would an existence spent in slavery have been any crueler than a life spent in sub-Saharan Africa?" (Pages 93 and 189)
"… the institution of slavery that the black race has long believed to be an abomination upon its people may actually have been a blessing in disguise. The blacks who could endure those conditions and circumstances would someday be rewarded with citizenship in the greatest nation ever established upon the face of the Earth." (Pages 183-89)
Detroit Police Union Says Visitors May Want to Avoid Their Dangerous City
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"Without a tax base (Revenue from businesses, property taxpaying citizens, etc., etc.) slim chance exists that anyone, including police officers would choose to remain in Detroit. Black Detroit also has the highest unemployment rate in the U.S. Believe it or not, there is a relationship between high unemployment and criminal activity. Detroit is also one of multiple cities (Compton, CA, Inglewood, CA, Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD., etc., etc.) that for decades has had dysfunctional elected black leaders, who have no respect for the oath of office, running government, who have contributed to the demise of Detroit and other cities with a U.S. born black constituency."
"I do understand where you are coming from, Truth, but I do take real issue with Hubbard's remarks." by k3vsDad
Indeed, Hubbard's remarks are shameful and should not have been made.
The thoughts or words of Congressman Jon Hubbard result in "hurt feelings" that are harmless when compared to the real harm that is taking place in the black community.
No black blood has been shed, no black men or women are dying due to Hubbard's statements. Not a single innocent black man or woman is going to jail or losing property rights as a result of Congressman Jon Hubbard's personal belief, thoughts or statements.
......... while the actions, the treason of our own elected black leadership and the black middleclass who fit the description definitely result in the demise of U.S. born descendants of slavery.
For all the misguided black people out there who worship Barack Obama, the Obama Administration, and who bend over backwards to promote the goals of the Democratic Party or any other political party that does not serve the black community.....
YouTube: "Black People are too Ignorant" Uploaded by ForTheRepubl1c on Oct 7, 2011.
YouTube: O Bama, Blacks and Politics a shameful display" Uploaded by SGBlack101 on Jun 28, 2009
......What good is it to vote for an elected official, what good is it to hire a lawyer, etc., etc., who is not going to use his or her expertise to competently represent blacks?
In these situations a constituency would not be any worse off if "David Duke" was to be his or her spokesperson or representative.
"$2 Million Dollar Verdict: Cop Says He Was Passed Up for Promotions Because He Is White" by bowatkin
"The legal system is really racist. It practically never happened that Blacks could get $ 2 million and not even $1 million for being harassed psychologically and/or for discrimination on the job market. Fuck them!" by Patsy/
Blacks shouldn't be upset with a "Caucasian" police officer, or anyone else who files a claim for redress for wrongdoing, illegal acts, tort violations, etc., because this is the American way of making the system, the courts work for the citizen, and holding the perpetrators accountable for violation of law.
More so that the courts or legal system being racist, more must be done by our own elected black leaders, lawyers, judges, etc., etc., to competently serve U.S. born black men and women whose Constitutional rights, property rights, etc., etc., have been violated by government, private industry, etc., etc., so that U.S. born blacks can win mega-buck claims too.
Unfortunately our own elected black leaders (Barack Obama, the Congressional Black Clueless....AKA....the Congressional Black Caucus, Clarence Thomas, black lawyers, shun Constitutional protections, betray U.S. born black men and women, step up to the plate to serve illegal aliens, place his or her fate in the hands of a no good Reverend Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton, serve Caucasian trailer trash in a "Lindsay Lohan" before competently representing law abiding black men and women who have been egregiously violated government, private industry, etc., etc......
.....all of which make it highly unlikely that U.S. born blacks receive redress for the atrocities of government, etc., etc., which has more to do with a dysfunctional black community than any racism on the part of Caucasians, Hispanics, Koreans, Jews, etc., etc.
"Question for Obama Supporters" by corteric
"What has he (BO) done for African Americans?" ….." He speaks to groups, not Americans as a whole. He's told African Americans he understands them, is there for them, and wants to help them, specifically inner-city, African American families. So, you see the theme here, I have to ask - has he made life better for African Americans these last four years?"
A mountain of nothing and huge move in the wrong direction to drive U.S. born black men and women into extinction!!!
I'm willing to bet my last dollar that President Barack Obama, the Obama Administration are not financing the housing of prison inmates at Thomson Correctional Center in northwestern Illinois, to incarcerate large numbers of U.S. born Caucasians. Since President Barack Obama and the Obama administration are doing everything possible to serve criminal llegal aliens, war criminals, and enemies of the United States, that include terrorists from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba....including extending Constitutional Protections and amnesty for millions of illegal aliens, and Constitutional Protections to known war criminals, foreign terrorists, and enemies of the U.S., the only major group left to incarcerate for profit would be U.S. born black men and women.
…….instead of condemning Congressman Jon Hubbard for the statements expressed in "Letters to the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative", that have nothing to do with the condition of U.S. born blacks today……
………..the issue should be who is keeping U.S. born blacks oppressed/enslaved today……..and the key players who keep blacks shortchanged today are in a dysfunctional elected black leadership and not Mitt Romney, the Republican Party (the exception being no good U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas), etc., etc.
.....it is in fact a dysfunctional black elected leadership who are inept, sellouts, treasonous, unfit for office, etc., etc...... be it the past or present day elected black leaders, few if any of these individuals......President Barack Obama, Clarence Thomas, the Congressional Black Clueless....AKA....the Congressional Black Caucus, other elected black leaders at the State, County and/or City levels of government, uphold his or her oath office to serve U.S. citizens, U.S. born descendants of slavery being inclusive and legal immigrants.
Oath of Office,: "I, (President, Supreme Court Justice, Congressperson, Assemblyman, Mayor, City Councilperson, Judge, ), during such times as I hold the office, I, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States (the Constitution of the State of California, Maryland, Illinois, etc., etc.), against all enemies foreign (terrorist enemies of the U.S., illegal immigrants, un-American or un-Constitutional anything and everything, etc.) and domestic (treasonous individuals or organizations, any Police Chief who condones this and the Police Chief's rogue police officers, unethical or criminal elected officials or public servants, illegal aliens or his or her advocates, un-American anything and everything), and that I will bear true faith and allegiance, to the Constitution of the United States , (State Constitution), and that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties upon which I am about to enter."
U.S. Constitution, Article VI:
"All Debts contracted and Engagements entered into, before the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be as valid against the United States under this Constitution, as under the Confederation.
This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.
The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
U.S. Constitution, Article II, Section 1:
President's Oath of Office: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
U.S. Senate and Congressional Oath of Office: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God."
Lies Don't Keep Us Safe. Keeping Us Safe Requires Respect for the Rule of Law and the Constitution. The government's argument is untenable. "The government cannot, under any circumstance, affirmatively mislead the court" by U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney
"Insisting on honesty as the only policy, the supreme ruled Wednesday that public employees can be punished for lying, even when they merely deny an accusation that later turns out to be true".
" …….Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist. 'An employee who is asked about possible wrongdoing has only two legal choices:Tell the truth or say nothing". (LA Times, January 22, 1998.)
........"Tell the Truth or Say Nothing" also applies to any U.S. President,Congressional office holder, U.S. Supreme Court Justice,U.S. Attorney General, court official,court clerk, Deputy City Attorney, Judge,elected official, lawyer, journalist, etc.
2016 The Movie – A Look Behind Obama's Anti-American Mask
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