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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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Well in response to comments about my blog yesterday, as the teacher friend says, "Teachers not helping teachers is a major reason our school division is in the state it is in". I have never been in a place where the teachers were so out for th... Read more
Monday, March 21, 2011
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Well, the weekend went so well, I was so looking forward to my "Planned Visit for Planning", and so was my teacher friend. But, it went downhill from there. When she got out of her car here in front of the school, she went down.... She was in ... Read more
Sunday, March 20, 2011
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Great weekend - so far,,, and it's not over yet.
This a.m. I decided I would get the potato salad ready and I made an SP recipe for Orange Dreamsicle Desert and also I started cooking... I made my Rockin' Morrocan Stew and then another SP... Read more
Saturday, March 19, 2011
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Well my guest teacher/helper/planner is coming tomorrow and my place was a mess.... yes, seriously! Anyway, we slept in till noon - late getting to sleep, so no, not a nice long sleep... but after breakfast and trying to get into the mood to st... Read more
Friday, March 18, 2011
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Well, another crazy mixed up day! Kids got to go skiing and the weather was beautiful, I think it got up to 8C today....
Ii don't know why I got so upset by the end of the day, yes, maybe I do... all the changes that we're made and I am ... Read more
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
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it was up to -2C when I went home and now that white stuff is coming out of the sky again....
Well, class attendance today was only 6, with one still away for the community member death and one gone to the dr. and another there was a break... Read more
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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I can't even begin to imagine how long this snow is going to continue. We had another 2 inches last nite....
Well, not bad day again. I even got in the mood to go through my bag of animals resources this afternoon and tried to coordinate ... Read more
Monday, March 14, 2011
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Oh darn, I think I chalked up all my big points and I have already finished doing all the quizzes already... fun while it lasted...
Well, day went ok, started out with a pretty small population at the whole school, but they straggled in by ... Read more
Sunday, March 13, 2011
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I did dishes, had a weird breakfast - leftovers! then I did dishes, got a call from my oldest daugther and we had a nice long catch up call.. she will be 38 tomorrow!!! Then I had a bubble bath and made a nice lunch - chicken kabobs with aspar... Read more
Saturday, March 12, 2011
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Well after me just telling my sister yesterday that I seemed to be sleeping better... I have very lousy and little sleep. I had been nuking my heat bag and putting it around my neck and shoulders and then putting it on my feet while I listened ... Read more
Friday, March 11, 2011
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Well the "ME" time was reading 2 books today and having a bubble bath. The latter was weird., I had already done the dishes, washed 2 loads of clothes and cleaned the bathroom. But I guess they must have put in another load of water cuz the w... Read more
Friday, March 11, 2011
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They are interviewing Phyllis Diller on the radio right now, did you know she's 92??? Wow....
Interesting start to my day when the clock showed 8:01 when I awoke. Considering I was supposed to be at school at 8:15.... suffice it say, that... Read more
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
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Oh I certainly am well aware of the crazy people, but I am careful when they suddenly act nice, they don't do it cuz they're nice people..... so what's the real reason?
Well, interesting day... only 4 kids till recess and then I got up to 6... Read more
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
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Well, with a surprise Assembly and then the usual Mental Healthy group in and an early dismissal at 2pm for a stafff meeting,t he day went really fast. And as I reflected on it all, I figure we had a pretty good day, for the little bit of time ... Read more


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|Irish Coffee: The case for Brad Stevens as NBA Coach of the Year
|03.25.15 at 3:28 pm ET
For starters, I'm not saying Celtics coach Brad Stevens will or even should win the NBA's Coach of the Year honor. Mike Budenholzer and Steve Kerr are the heavy favorites, and rightfully so, considering their Hawks and Warriors respectively perch atop the East and West.
Rather, this is the argument one could make for Stevens should anyone choose to do so.
There has been much discussion about the difficulty in evaluating a perceived increase in coaching influence around the league, but there are certain truths about a coach's role we hold self-evident ' their ability to effect wins and losses, design effective offenses and defenses, and manage ebbs and flows of rosters often altered by trades and injuries.
With those in mind, let's examine eight statistical measures as they relate to all 30 teams: 1) win percentage, 2) point differential, 3) offensive rating, 4) defensive rating, 5) net rating, 6) pace of play, 7) roster turnover and 8) total games missed by its members. The first five are objectively obvious, and the final three allow for subjective interpretation.
For example, no team slowed its pace more than the Lakers since last season, if only because of new coach Byron Scott's grinding approach, no team turned over its roster more than the Cavaliers, as a result of King James and his court, and no team missed fewer man games during the 2013-14 regular season than the Thunder ' a stark contrast to this year's edition.
So, let's first look at how significantly each team changed from 2013-14 to 2014-15.
|Hot Celtics might not only make playoffs, but have chance to advance
|03.24.15 at 6:17 pm ET
If the NBA and NHL playoffs were to start today, then the Celtics would be off to Atlanta for a first-round series while the Bruins cleaned out their lockers. Not many people in Boston saw this being the case on March 24.
Of course, the 31-39 Celtics still have 12 games to play, and while they currently sit in the East's eighth seed, they are by no means a lock to make the playoffs. According to John Hollinger's playoff odds on ESPN.com the C's hold a 48.6 percent chance of landing in the postseason. If you want to see what the remainder of the regular season entails for all the teams competing for the final spots in the East, Ben Rohrbach gave us a pretty good look last week.
But let's have some fun here. If the Celtics do make the playoffs, what's their ceiling? We can all likely agree that if the Celts draw LeBron James' Cavaliers in the first-round that they stand no chance. Maybe they steal a game, but LeBron would prove to be too much. Boston could probably give the Hawks a good run and make it a series, but likely still fall in five or six games despite making Atlanta sweat.
What's changed in the East over the past month is the fact that the Bucks are no longer locked into the sixth seed as they seemingly were just a month ago. Going into the All-Star break, Milwaukee had withstood Jabari Parker's ACL tear and compiled a 30-23 record — becoming the first team to double their previous season's win total (15) by the All-Star break in the following season. Since then? Frankly trading away Brandon Knight completely crippled them. Despite still holding onto the sixth seed by the skin of their teeth, the Bucks are just 4-13 since the break. Their 34-36 record means they are just three games ahead of the Celtics and a game and a half ahead of the Heat (who sit in control of the seven spot).
In their final 12 games, the C's face seven opponents with losing records and five with winning records. If they can win seven or eight of those games (including two huge must-wins over the Bucks and games against the Heat and Pacers), the sixth seed is in sight. To further help Boston's cause, Isaiah Thomas is expected to return on Wednesday for the important matchup against Miami, and ideally the rest of the playoff push.
The C's clearly wouldn't own home court, but would a matchup against the third seeded Raptors, or potentially Derrick Rose-less Bulls be something these resilient Celtics couldn't overcome? Personally, I'd like their chances.
The Raptors have lost 11 of their last 16 games, and look like they'll be limping into the playoffs. They are also coming off a season in which they were upset on their home floor in game 7 of the first-round by Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett's Brooklyn squad. The Bulls may be a tougher opponent than Toronto, but with Rose's future as uncertain as any player in the league, the feisty Celtics would surely have a shot at an upset here if Chicago were to climb into the third seed.
I don't want to take the fun out of Brad Stevens' first playoff race by raising expectations. Like I said, we never expected this to be the case from the beginning. So for now, enjoy these final 12 games. But if the C's can get hot for this home stretch — with some help from Miami and Milwaukee — we could be watching a Celtics team that gets hot at just the right time go from making a little more noise than we thought this season to a whole lot more noise in the postseason.
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|5 things we learned as Evan Turner's triple-double cuts down Nets
|03.23.15 at 10:03 pm ET
With their grip on a playoff spot slipping, the Celtics snapped a three-game losing streak in convincing fashion, defeating the fellow Eastern Conference postseason contending Nets 110-91 in Brooklyn on the second night of a back-to-back.
The Celtics won on the back end of a back-to-back for the eighth time in nine tries and improved their record to 31-39, which combined with losses by the Pacers (30-40) and Hornets (30-39) vaults them back into the East's eighth seed. The Nets dropped to 29-40, and while they remain only a half-game back of the C's, Boston's victory gives them a 3-1 head-to-head tiebreaker for the season. Four and a half games separate the Bucks (34-36) in sixth and Brooklyn in 11th.
Avery Bradley led all Celtics with 20 points, and Evan Turner submitted a triple-double (19 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds). Kelly Olynyk and Tyler Zeller each added 18 points, Brandon Bass netted 12 and Jonas Jerebko finished with 10. Seven different Celtics grabbed at least five rebounds.
For a complete box score, click here.
|Brad Stevens has no regrets about putting game in hands of Evan Turner
|03.23.15 at 11:06 am ET
Brad Stevens is obviously a historian of buzzer-beaters.
His Butler Bulldogs almost pulled out the most dramatic last-second shot in NCAA tournament history when Gordon Hayward's bank shot from half-court went off the front rim and out in the 2010 NCAA tournament final.
More recently, he's seen Evan Turner do the trick for and against his team many times. There was the game-winner against his Celtics for the Sixers last season at TD Garden in a 95-94 Philly win. Later that season, Turner did it again against the Nets. That late-game magic may have been one of the reasons Danny Ainge wanted to bring Turner to Boston this season.
It's worked pretty well. Three times this season, he's beaten the buzzer at the end of regulation. Twice it won games, and once it sent the game into overtime. Against two of the top teams in the NBA, it provided the winning margin, as the Celtics beat the Trail Blazers and Hawks this season.
So naturally, with Sunday's game against the Pistons tied, 88-88, at the end of regulation, Stevens looked to ET for another otherworldly end to a game.
"We just wanted to do a little misdirection for Evan to drive and let him create space," Stevens said. "I thought if he gets that shot off, that's his shot. I felt good about it to be honest, it didn't end well because it got knocked out of his hand or maybe it even slipped out of his hand; I haven't seen the replay. I thought he had separation and I thought he was going to get a good look and when the clock was winding down I felt pretty good about our chances."
As it turned out, fate was not on Boston's side Sunday night. Turner couldn't get a clean shot off because he could never get a grip.
"Part of the ball just slipped out of my hand and I knew Reggie [Jackson] was going to try and contest it. I tried to put a little arc on my shot. When I came up with it, it just slipped. He drew up a good play. Kelly did what he was supposed to do down there. I felt confident but the ball slipped. I felt confident going to the right baseline and doing a pull-up. I've done that shot a million times but unfortunately the ball slipped and we couldn't [regroup]."
|Evan Turner says Marcus Smart 'owes us one' after missing Sunday with suspension
|03.23.15 at 1:43 am ET
Marcus Smart may insist that his shot to the groin of Matt Bonner Friday night was an accident. But the NBA didn't see it that way. His coach didn't see it that way and, as it turns out, his teammates didn't exactly see it that way.
His teammates, who have found Smart to be a fiercely loyal and hard-working colleague in the NBA trenches, had to take the court Sunday night against an inferior Pistons team in a game the Celtics needed at home. But due to his one-game suspension for Friday's inopportune low blow, he was not available.
The Celtics blew a pair of 10-point leads in the second half and lost in overtime, 105-97, to the Pistons.
How will Smart respond tonight in Brooklyn?
"I don't know," answered Evan Turner, who scored a team-high 23 points, with six rebounds and eight assists. "I'm not in Marcus' head. Obviously, as a team, he owes us one. I think we're all motivated."
Gerald Wallace made it clear after the game, in a speech to his younger teammates, that everyone needs to focus better in the final 13 games. Wallace is pretty sure Smart will be on board when he returns against the Nets.
"I'm pretty sure he'll be competitive," Wallace said. "I know he'll be ready to play. Questioning his spirit is never a question for me."
|Gerald Wallace calls a players-only meeting: 'We gave this game away'
|03.23.15 at 1:33 am ET
Gerald Wallace played just 12 minutes and scored just two points in Boston's dreadful 105-97 overtime loss Sunday night to the Pistons at TD Garden.
But what he told the team afterward could prove to be his most important contribution. The Celtics were coming off two losses in Oklahoma City and San Antonio but appeared back on track when they went up 10 points twice in the third quarter.
But the Pistons got hot in the fourth quarter to tie the game and the Celtics went ice cold in overtime. The result the Celtics fell to 30-39 and out of playoff position in the Eastern Conference. The Celtics are now tied with the Pacers in the East, each team a half game behind the 30-38 Charlotte Hornets for the eighth and final spot.
It was time for the 32-year-old Wallace to speak to his teammates.
"I told the guys that we have to more serious because giving away games like this or losing games like this, we don't have the length of the schedule [remaining] to kind of make up games," Wallace said. "Every game counts right now. We have to take it one game at a time and take care of those games."
What was the reaction to Wallace's message?
"I think everybody understood by the way everybody felt," Wallace said. "They kind of felt this loss. They know that we weren't supposed to lose this game. We already had two tough games on the road. Coming home, with the way our schedule is, this was a game we had to win, we needed to win. I think they understand we gave this game away and we have to take advantage of them.
"We have [13] games left. Probably out of those 13 games, nine or 10 of those games are [against] playoff teams or teams that are fighting us for that playoff position. They're competing and they're fighting just as hard as we are. We've got to understand that we just can't anticipate just showing up and expecting to win the ballgame."
|5 things we learned in Celtics' bad loss to Pistons
|03.22.15 at 9:13 pm ET
At the trade deadline, the Celtics received the hidden gems of Luigi Datome and Jonas Jerebko from Detroit. On Sunday night, the C's returned the favor, giving away a game to the Pistons, 105-97 in overtime.
After leading for the majority of the game, the Celtics (30-39) struggled down the stretch especially offensively, as the team scored 19 points in the forth quarter and only nine in overtime. Evan Turner led the Celtics with 23 points, while the rest of the starters Jae Crowder (19), Brandon Bass (13) Tyler Zeller (10) and Avery Bradley (10) all finished in double figures.
In the victory, Reggie Jackson almost had a triple double, contributing 17 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds for the Pistons (24-44). Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored a game-high 27 points and Andre Drummond had a double-double, grabbing a 22 rebounds and 18 points.
See the full box score here.
With Marcus Smart serving a one-game suspension, Turner was listed as the starting point guard. Turner had a very balanced and proficient performance, finishing with 23 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals. The polarizing guard, who Jackie MacMullan brilliantly described on the broadcast as an "acquired taste," even limited his turnovers, only coughing up the rock twice in 38 minutes. Despite the good performance, Bad-Evan reared his ugly head, as the ball slipped out of his hands on the game-winning attempt at the end of regulation.
After missing his first five shots of the game, Crowder decided to attack the rim and ended up having a terrific second quarter. He scored half of the Celtics 24 points, drawing two fouls by making aggressive cuts towards the basket. He went 3-for-4 from the charity stripe and also knocked down an open 3-pointer.
In his short career, Drummond already has established himself as one of the worst free throw shooters in NBA history. Brad Stevens used this to advantage, deciding to foul the big man early and often. The poorly named strategy paid off, as Drummond went 2-for-11 from the charity stripe. Despite his struggles from the line, the Pistons center finished with an impressive 18 points, 22 rebounds and four blocks. The Celtics went away from the strategy in the final frame, but it would not have helped their poor offensive performance.
There was some talk heading into this game that Datome and Jerebko had something to prove against their old team. Especially Datome, who only saw 17 minutes on the floor during his time with the Pistons. Jerebko was maybe trying too hard Sunday night, only hitting three of his 11 shots, although he did contribute eight rebounds. Datome didn't register on the box score, only playing five minutes.
Playing 12 minutes, Wallace added much-needed energy off the bench. On one possession, the OG out-hustled a pair of Pistons to grab two offensive rebounds before finishing with a putback. Wallace finished with seven rebounds and two points.
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24459 Views Previous 1 2 3 Next 40 Replies Latest reply: Nov 2, 2009 12:54 PM by Lany
LarryHN Oct 23, 2008 9:49 PM
in response to Mike MatthewsTry "your username" ==> library ==> preferences ==> com.apple.clock.plist
Drag it to the desktop and see if that will help - if it does not you can return it to the preference folder
Barry Hemphill Oct 23, 2008 9:50 PM
in response to Mike MatthewsHello Mike:
I hunted around and could not find the preference file that controls the time zone either.
If you decide you need to reinstall, I strongly suggest you NOT do an erase and install. An archive and install gets you - essentially - to the same place without the risk.
nerowolfe Oct 23, 2008 9:56 PM
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Mike Matthews wrote:
Within System Preferences > Date & Time > Time Zone, the time zone is stuck on GMT--which results in the Apple Time Server producing the incorrect time for my time zone (Pacific time).
So where is the file that this system preference writes to? I assume deleting that file will allow me to reset this preference properly. (Creating a new user didn't solve the problem, nor did deleting /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences,plist.)
Otherwise, it looks like we're headed for an erase and install.
Before you do an erase and install, drag the entire preferences folder onto your desktop and reboot.
If that fixes it then you simply drag the files back one at a time until the problems recurs and you know which file was bad.
if this does not work, do the same thing with the system preferences folder.
If you are intending an erase and install, it really does not matter, and you may just fine the bad file and avoid a reinstall.
Also see if running in the safe mode has the same problem
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barnamink Oct 24, 2008 9:20 AM
in response to Mike Matthews SolvedI had this problem, and after unsuccessful attempts by Apple's support to diagnose it, I figured it out myself. The problem was with the /etc/localtime file. It was a directory, instead of a symlink. I think Tiger (which is just what I migrated from) used to have it as a directory, whereas Leopard changed it to a symlink. Long story short, if you erase / rename your /etc/localtime, and then set the timezone, it will start working.
You will need to enable the root user for this, so be sure you know what you're doing. But once you're root, just do a
cd /etc
mv localtime localtime.old
Then set the time zone again, and this time it will remember it.
tubes_rock Oct 24, 2008 10:44 AM
in response to barnaminkThis has COMPLETELY resolved the issue. This was the exact problem I was having, and in 20 seconds, this fixed it. Thanks, barnamink!
Mike Matthews Oct 24, 2008 11:19 AM
in response to barnaminkThanks for the note.
Unfortunately for me, I had to get an erase and install going before your post arrived. But if it helped solve someone else's problem, you get the Solved Points.
davidjulian Oct 29, 2008 2:51 AM
in response to barnaminkHi, I have the same problem, but do not understand your fix? Can you dumb it down for me?
davidjulian Oct 29, 2008 4:55 PM
in response to barnaminkSorted, finally got the root password accepted so it would authorise the change to the localtime file.
Spencer Filichia Nov 6, 2008 11:02 PM
in response to davidjulianI too would appreciate the dumbed down version of this fix. I've been trying to get this solved for well over a month and this is the first thread that I've seen that actually has a fix that someone has confirmed to work, so I'd love to know exactly how to do what is being suggested.
Spencer Filichia Nov 6, 2008 11:23 PM
in response to Spencer FilichiaI think I've figured out what you are talking about using the terminal, but I can't find the directory or file you are referring to. Within the "etc" directory I get a list of the following files, non of which are "localtime"
6to4.conf notify.conf
6to4.conf.applesaved ntp.conf
X11 ntp.conf.applesaved
afpovertcp.cfg openldap
aliases pam.d
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appletalk.cfg pear.conf
appletalk.nvram.en0 periodic
appletalk.nvram.en1 php.ini.default
authorization postfix
authorization.cac ppp
bashrc printcap
crontab profile
crontab.applesaved protocols
csh.cshrc racoon
csh.login rc
csh.logout rc.common
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lmacy Nov 13, 2008 10:49 AM
in response to nerowolfeActually you do not need to enable the root user. Use the Finder's "Go to Folder..." command to open the /etc folder and drag the localtime folder to the trash. You will need to authenticate as an admin to do this. Then just open System Preferences and set Date and Time settings.
It appears that this only happens in a migration to Leopard, but I can not be sure.
yoojin's apa Nov 19, 2008 8:57 AM
in response to barnaminkThanks,
Although I did not follow your directions exactly (as some of the people below are trying to figure out) . . . I just used the "got to folder" option under the "go" menu in the finder and went to "/etc/" -- I then just deleted the "localtime" folder (which apparently should not be a folder, but a symlink whatever THAT is). Then I could reset the time zone in system preferences. It works now.
hope that helps someone.
-yoojin's apa
Paul Koning Nov 23, 2008 1:43 PM
in response to barnaminkActually, you don't need to do this as root. Just do it as an administrator, with the "sudo" command:
cd /etc
sudo mv localtime localtime.old
and the rest is the same. Works nicely, thanks for the help!


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FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- As a third generation military Aviator, it's always been CW3 Josh Meyers' dream to fly with his father, John.
The duo finally shared time in the sky this spring when they flew together in a UH-60 Black Hawk here.
"My dad has been an Army Aviator since the early 1960s. I've always wanted to fly with (him). It was really cool and (an) honor," Josh said of their experience this spring.
Josh is currently a Black Hawk instructor pilot at Lowe Army Heliport with E Company, 1st Battalion, 212th Aviation Regiment, and a Maintenance Test Pilot Course student.
John retired as a major and has worked as a civilian Initial Entry Rotary Wing instruments instructor at Cairns Army Airfield since 1984. He flew a variety of fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft during his military career, ranging from the O-1 Bird Dog to UH-1 Huey.
During their time cruising over Fort Rucker and the Wiregrass, Josh said he showed his dad various maneuvers and traffic patterns. They also conducted terrain and instrument flights.
"He did extremely well considering he's never flown in Hawks," Josh said.
John said he was excited to fly in a Black Hawk's front seat, having only flown as a passenger long ago when he was a Soldier.
He was also enthusiastic about trying out the aircraft's limitations, since the TH-67 Creeks he teaches instruments on are much smaller.
"I enjoyed having some power at my disposal (compared to TH-67s). It was a neat experience," John said.
Josh's co-worker, Rodney "Sande" Sangslend, E Co. Department of the Army civilian company standardization officer, said he was happy to see his friend share this unique opportunity with his loved one. Family flights like this one are rare, but they occasionally occur, Sangslend said.
"(Josh is) a professional pilot and Aviator, and he's dedicated to his work. He's put his heart and soul into it. He's carrying out the legacy of his Family as his own personal choice," he said.
The younger Meyers said he's always looked up to his father, who set a stellar example for Josh and his 10 sisters and three brothers. John spent some of Josh's childhood serving in the Army Reserve, and his son said he always wanted to follow in his footsteps as an Army Aviator.
"He's provided well for us. He's always worked hard at his job and set an example of a strong work ethic," Josh said. "Aviation was always part of our home. The military always had something to do with our Family. I've always wanted to fly since I was a kid."
Extending even further back, Josh's grandfather flew B-17 Bombers in World War II. With a long Family legacy to continue, his Aviation dreams began to take off when Josh served in the Air Force from 1994-1998 as a special operations mechanic on MH-53 Pave Low helicopters.
He worked for civilian airlines for three years before attending warrant officer candidate school here. He started flight school in June 2001.
Outside of the examples he set and his encouragement, Josh said his father played only a small physical role in his military career. He said his dad was his guest instructor-pilot three times during simulator training in flight school, but otherwise left Josh to forge his own way in Army Aviation.
With a strong Family backing, Josh now imparts generations of knowledge to his Black Hawk student pilots today.
"I always tell my students I take what we do seriously, but it's also something I enjoy," Josh said.
Even though he is an experienced pilot, Josh still looks to John frequently for assistance.
"Since flight school, I've looked up to him. Every time I have a question, and my friends and I can't figure it out, I'll go ask him," Josh said. "(He) and his friends wrote the books (for Army Aviation). I've always been proud that's my dad."
John said he admires his son's success and hopes some of his 35 grandchildren continue the piloting legacy.
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..i got this funny idea, bear with me XD
honestly tho this one came to me simply cause since i dont have a subscription yet i keep seeing this ad for the best kiss
and then i went-----heh heh heh
honestly tho this one came to me simply cause since i dont have a subscription yet i keep seeing this ad for the best kiss
and then i went-----heh heh heh
Tantalising kiss
Hummm, I never see this new version of Spider..woman....awesome I would love it!
Oh no! Spiderman has been caught and enslaved!...
Why is that bad? XD
Why is that bad? XD
Hummm, I never see this new version of Spider..woman....awesome
I can see Stan with one wicked grin on his face!
I am one of the biggest Marvel fan boys out there, not to mention I adore redheads and black cat... so yeah. Is it my birthday?
i am a big black can fan, this made my day ^_^
yeah...you win.
i am a huge spiderman fan .......................this one is awsome
NERD BONDAGE!!!!! I have never been so in love!
mmm Ally as Black Cat... You... MUST... draw!!!
Oh my I love this idea. It mixes some things I love so perfectly.
Shouldn't it be MJ and Black Cat heheheh
i want this tattooed on me, 1 would it be ok and 2 wouild there be anyway that you could finish it off, i mean her legs and such
a spiderman fetish outfit... you have outdone yourself
How do you make such beautiful art??
Yes, I've seen it too. Satyricon.
my favorite pic..left me breathless
XDDDDDDDDDD this one is a win
Beautiful work!
to shiniez ally should have white hair wig
Blood rushin to my head, I'm not even upside down.
Yeah, I can see Ally much better as Black Cat than Mary Jane or Gwen Stacy. BC looks like the kind of girl who likes the wild stuff.
Hottness! This is a great image.
Simply beautiful.
Very sexy
So sexy!!!
ok this one is pretty damn epic
i am such a huge fan of this piece and not at the same time... HUGE marvel fan and loved this scene in the movie... but i love that a) you made it sexy and two girls and b) black cat instead of MJ an it's just fun, hot, bondage, etc... the only reason i do not like it is it brings back memories of scenes years ago, when i was the bottom to a very interesting woman whom while her outfits and dungeon equipment were/are not so fetishy as yours her imagination still to this day has little equal... anyway... spending some time suspended upside down.. i have memories of the headaches, the bloodrush and dizziness, as well as what she did to me while i was upside down LOL
Awesome pure hotness
Why Not? It's a natural.
SO HOT! This is a home run! For both
I'm not that much into Spiderman but this is awe-inspiring.
Awesome. Great use of the pose that has been done and done, but making it something that hasn't been done!
I like how your work straddles the line between sketchiness and realistic.
I like how your work straddles the line between sketchiness and realistic.
ah ah! Spidey tribute
Great idea
genious!!!! You are a genious!!!!
this is so effing ADORABLE!!! ALLISON IS SUUUUUUCH A NERD!!!!
Cálido y hermoso...
best spider-woman ever and the black cat on her knees just brings a smile to my face. the details in the outfits is perfect. i'd love to see more tender moments like this at some point in the future. when you get around to it of course.
Fantastic tribute pic, Lisa's alter Spider outfit is amazing and the Black Cat outfit suits Allison to a T! And I think this is a lot more tender than the original scene actually. Excelsior!
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This is my final project in animation class... so yeah. I had to shoot it at school so that's why this one doesn't have the hideous watermark~ But the camera cut off the face at the end T.T
Very nice!
Wow, that's really nice. Are you going to do some more of these?
maybe when I take the next animation class ^^
That's not what I want to hear. You need to keep in practice. This is a very good character for animation. You should start working on something else, right away.
O.o I guess that's how you get good at it huh? haha okay maybe I'll start thinking of ideas
I'm not very good, really. The ghost animation feels pretty successful, but it was kind of a fluke. I'm only just starting to put some serious effort into it. I'd say that you're quite a bit better at it than I am, judging from this piece. You're probably more naturally talented. Don't let yourself get out of practice with it. Make sure you take the fullest advantage of it that you can.
Really? You are good at everything so I'd have to disagree with you >.< It's weird that you say it's good, because I feel like animation is what I am worst at, especially 3D animation T.T I already failed the 3D class once, and I have to take it again.
3D and 2D are pretty different. They work on the same principles, but their implementation is where they differ. You can use a similar mind-set in terms of execution, but not the technicalities. This piece is nice. The timing looks good, and you have infused some personality into it. Just make sure you buckle-down, study, and you'll be great. It really can be as simple as truly understanding the principles and where to apply them.
Thanks Addam ^^ It's nice to hear that~ I also think because in my intermediate animation class I had Burns or something, anyway I don't think he was a very good teacher. The one I have this term is much better. Plus I think the 2D animation class helped teach me some of the principals that the 3D ones were leaving out~
I lovez it!!
yay ^^ hey when do you have class?
Very cute, cousin. -^^- *hug*
Haha, that's adorable, really well done.
AWWW that's soo kawaii... lol what program do u use... i want to see i if i can get it... lol it looks rele fun to do <3=^o^= epic work
I use a program called flipbook, but the drawings are all done by hand ^^ The program is to make it into a movie!~
awwww kawaii!!! you're getting amazing at this!!! i could never do this yet! <333 I'm so proud of you!!! <3333 You're still my role model! <3333
I bet you'd be great at it if you learned it ^^ I wish I could g over there an teach you ^^
cute! and the animation's pretty good.
That is so cool
Aww adorable!!! -^w^- <3
How did you make this!?!?!!?!?!?? O.O!!
How did you make this!?!?!!?!?!?? O.O!!
haha I made it by hand~ And then you take it into the computer via scanner or fancy camera, and use a program to work the timing and stuff~
pretty nice i think ill take some animation classes before i transfer to another college XD
haha love it
Also the other thing is the bag... its weird how it moves when she's looking.. its on her right and when she looks left it goes to her left.. witch is weird lol. but other than that. thats my only criticism from me X3
Not bad, animation class was fun for me, lol the first jump in is kinda choppy but u did good by not letting the feet slide around not bad! its cute X3
Yay~! It looks so fabulous without the watermark. I was about to say watermelon instead of watermark. Lol.
Even though that class was hard, I had fun making animations... It just takes me a really long time...
Even though that class was hard, I had fun making animations... It just takes me a really long time...


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Based on the 1986 British-American fantasy film directed by Jim Henson and produced by George Lucas.
Es... perfecto
If they were that age now and made it in present time.
Way cool, one of the best Labyrinth poster concepts I've seen. Love the layout. Great job
That`s saying something Thank you very much James Sorry for the incredibly late reply.
Yay :-D buena ilustracion!!!
Dude, I have to say! I love this one! Great job, friend! hehehe!
Me dieron ganas de ver la peli , muy buen dibuj9
This is amazing, the faces are stunning and since this is one of my favorite movies i am in LOVE with this! :3
gran GRAN película.
¡Wow! fantástica imagen
Cool style, I like this!
hmm she's nice but the face of him looks weird o_O like u should enlarge all the facial elements
Te quedó genial!!!
pretty generous with her bosom XD
but still very pretty
but still very pretty
Great Work!
omg so awesome!!
Love this
my absolute favorite movie <3
my absolute favorite movie <3
Thank you thornnstar!!!
And yes! labyrinth is so good film that even when not drawing something directly related to it, this movie keeps inspiring me and giving me ideas.
And yes! labyrinth is so good film that even when not drawing something directly related to it, this movie keeps inspiring me and giving me ideas.
Wow this is so clever!!!!!! Wow! Excellent job!
thank you very much frodosgirl. I never before had made an image of this type but I had a lot of fun making it ^^
Very fabulously detailed work here! I've never seen the movie but am a fan of both Henson and Lucas, so I'm tempted to watch :3
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Fiedler, a search-and-rescue dog whose owner works at Fairfax County Fire Rescue Station 39 (North Point), has some big medical bills he needs to pay.
The dog suffered a bad leg injury in training last week and needed surgery to repair a hind leg and associated ligament damage.
Fiedler specializes in human remains detection. Under the contract with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, handlers are responsible for costs associated with their dog, said Stephen Haines, who, along with Fiedler's owner, Sally Dickenson, is a technician at Station 39.
Haines has set up a Go Fund Me page to raise money for Fiedler's medical care. The surgery was successful and Fielder is expected to make a full recovery and return to duty, says Haines.
Wrote Haines on the fundraising page: "Fielder, a search-and-rescue K9 and my buddy, suffered a catastrophic injury during training on April 1st. He fell, hit a rock, and broke his leg, simultaneously disarticulating the joint. He may have to retire from searches.
His surgery was April 2nd and he is recovering. The bill for the operation will be around $5,000. I was hoping to help his owner with this expense if I could. This dog is a hero and has helped bring loved ones home many times, including several times for our military members. If you can help at all it would be appreciated, anything raised over this amount will be used for his rehab."
Last year, Fielder was deployed to Oso, Wash., to look for mud slide victims. Fielder also went on a Department of Defense mission to Kyrgyzstan to help find a missing American airman's remains following an aerial refueling tanker crash.
Photo: Fiedler/Courtesy Go Fund Me
$5000 for a dog? You must be out of your friggin mind. My old coon hound only cost me $50 and she brings me dinner when I go hunting with her. Shame the vets into doing the work for free. You ain't getting a penny from this old boy.
$5000 for a dog? You must be out of your mind. My old hound dog only cost me $50 and she brings me dinner when I go hunting with her. Shame the vets into doing the work for free. You ain't getting a penny from this old boy.
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Author Amy Gail Hansen went to Carthage College in Kenosha and her debut novel is set at Tarble College, a fictional women's college in Kenosha that is based on the Carthage campus. (As an alumna of Carthage I really enjoyed the descriptions of the campus!) Main character Ruby Rousseau dropped out of Tarble at the end of first semester her senior year after trying to commit suicide. She is now living with her mother in Oak Park, IL and seeing a therapist. Then a suitcase arrives at her house with her name on the tag. She borrowed the suitcase from Beth Richards, an acquaintance at college.
You can't help but get caught up in the drama-filled life of Quinn Barton in Beth Harbison's latest book with the somewhat naughty title. Perfect for lighthearted chick lit fans, Chose the Wrong Guy, Gave Him the Wrong Finger is a tale of unrequited love, but told in a way that makes it funny, light, and romantic, with just enough seriousness to not be fluffy.
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion is a humorous story of a man finding love. Don Tillman is a professor of genetics at an Australian university. He is extremely intelligent, quirky and probably has Asperger Syndrome. His only friends are Gene, also a professor and a philanderer, and Gene's wife Claudia, a clinical psychologist. Don decides he wants a wife and gets advice from Gene and Claudia. He makes a questionnaire to weed out smokers and those who are chronically late. Then Rosie comes into his life. She smokes and is chronically late.
Are you a fan of thrills, chills, and things that go bump in the night? With Halloween right around the corner, it is the perfect time to check out some spooky reads to get you in the "spirit" of things? Here are a few of my suggested titles. Be careful, read a few of these and you may have to sleep with the lights on!
Asylum by John Harwood
Right now we are celebrating Fond du Lac Reads with the book Thunder Dog by Michael Hingson. Mr. Hingson is a blind man who was in the World Trade Center on 9/11 and survived with the help of his guide dog Roselle. Dogs do not have to be service dogs or therapy dogs to have a big effect on our lives. If you are a dog lover, you know what I mean. Books that highlight the dog/human bond are on display at the Library in conjunction with Fond du Lac Reads.
If you knew you were dying, what would you do? What would you see? Who would you spend your last year with? Susan Spencer-Wendel faced these decisions at forty-four years old when she was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) - Lou Gehrig's disease - an irreversible condition that systematically destroys the nerves that power the muscles. She shares her story in Until I Say Goodbye: My Year of Living With Joy.
Set in rural Manitowoc County mainly during 1994-1995, Mourning Hours tells the story of what happened after teenager Stacy Lemke disappeared in an early March snowstorm. Although in the end the mystery is solved, the story is more about how her disappearance affected the Hammarstrom family and the community. The tone of the book is tense as the strain on the family causes their lives together to come apart. Paula Treick DeBoard's details of life in rural Wisconsin ring true, and her characters are realistic and believable.
Remember the old saying "you can't go home again"? Well, it certainly does not apply to Liza Palmer's newest book, Nowhere but Home. Though it is about trying to return home to a life left behind, the author takes some very serious subjects and manages to weave them into an emotional tale that is even lighthearted in some ways.
Here is an adult book for people who liked the Hunger Games and Harry Potter series. Bone Season is set in the year 2059 in an alternate history version of England. Two hundred years ago there was an influx of clairvoyant people who can connect to the aether--the realm of spirits. England is controlled by a totalitarian organization called Scion which is trying to eradicate clairvoyants. The main character is nineteen-year-old Paige Mahoney who is a rare type of clairvoyant called a dreamwalker.
The beach scene with the cute little dog in a sweater might make you think it is a light beach read. Take my word for it, The Widow Waltz by Sally Koslow is anything but. It is a story of a wife and two daughters trying to move on after the death of their husband and father. It is hard enough to lose a loved one, but what if you discover the loved one you are grieving was not the person you thought they were, and the life of luxury you have been living is all based on lies?


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TMC, NASHVILLE – The Environmental Protection Agency is making changes in its voluntary SmartWay program, including adding refrigerated trailers and accepting more testing methods from suppliers who want to get their fuel-saving technologies verified by the agency.
March 11, 2014
TMC, NASHVILLE – Trucking. It's complex, highly technological, and essential to the nation's economy. That was the theme of Phil Byrd, chairman of American Trucking Associations and president and CEO of Bulldog Hiway Express, speaking Tuesday at ATA's Technology & Maintenance Council's 2014 Annual Meeting.
TMC, NASHVILLE - Advantage PressurePro and TrackPoint Systems announced their partnership at the Technology & Maintenance Council's Annual Meeting. The alliance, formed to allow integration of the two technologies, sets the groundwork to launch the market's first real-time TPMS solutions for untethered trailers.
TMC, NASHVILLE -- Dan Umphress, vice president of maintenance and fleet services for A&R Logistics, was elected 2014-2015 general chairman and treasurer of American Trucking Associations' Technology & Maintenance Council during TMC's 2014 Annual Meeting, now underway in Nashville, Tenn.
March 10, 2014
TMC, NASHVILLE -- Years of service to the council and the industry earned seven industry leaders the group's highest award.
TMC, NASHVILLE -- Need to know how your fleet stacks up against your peers and competitors? Vehicle maintenance and service analytics provider, Decisiv, has rolled out a new concept in benchmarking it calls a "Service Scorecard."
TMC, NASHVILLE -- The North American Council for Freight Efficiency and the Carbon War Room announced the creation of "Trucking Efficiency," an industry collaboration that aims to double the freight efficiency of cargo movement.
Ever hear of Innotec? Neither did senior editor Tom Berg. Now he sees what it does, and so will you.
TMC, NASHVILLE -- Focusing only on the component with the complaint often misses the actual root cause, but Noregon's whole-truck approach can find it. Noregon Systems launched a multi-brand vehicle diagnostics and repair product, First Step Service Advisor.
March 9, 2014
TMC, NASHVILLE -- Spicer EconoTrek 6x2 tandem axle and the AdvanTEK 40 Tandem Axle are now available on certain Kenworth and Peterbilt models
TMC, NASHVILLE -- The new Battery Protect system from Idle Smart continuously monitors battery voltage levels, and will automatically start and run a vehicle's engine to recharge batteries.
TMC, NASHVILLE – Accuride unveiled two new aluminum wheels for wide-single tires that are up to 4 pounds lighter than the models they replace. With the addition of the Accu-Lite Duplex line of aluminum wheels to its portfolio, Accuride claims it has the lightest-weight range of standard aluminum wheels in North America.
TMC, NASHVILLE -- To meet the demands of the emerging alternative fuel markets, Eaton and Cummins Westport now offer an integrated powertrain package featuring the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine and the UltraShift Plus automated manual transmission.
March 3, 2014
American Trucking Associations' Technology & Maintenance Council is introducing a Certified Specialist Program for users of the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standards, the industry standard coding convention for tracking equipment and maintenance information.
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Phil Byrd, chairman of American Trucking Associations and president and CEO of Bulldog Hiway Express, will be the featured speaker for ATA's Technology & Maintenance Council's 2014 Annual Meeting, to be held March 10-13 in Nashville, Tenn.
February 20, 2014
American Trucking Associations' Technology & Maintenance Council is accepting applications for its 2014 scholarship programs available for diesel technician studies at WyoTech, the University of Northwestern Ohio, and Lincoln Technical Institute/Lincoln College of Technology/Nashville Auto Diesel College.
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Back in 1984, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued a regulation requiring that truck wheels be stripped of rust and debris before mounting a tire. Easier said than done, the industry moaned at the time. Labor was less costly then, but wire brushes and elbow grease weren't going to cut it.
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ATA's Technology & Maintenance Council is introducing a Certified Specialist Program for users of the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standards. VMRS is the industry standard coding convention for tracking equipment and maintenance information.
January 13, 2014
Truck owners and manufacturers share responsibility for compliance with new limits on carbon dioxide emissions and fuel economy.
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– FBI worked hard to cover up a 9-11 cover-up–and then hide it some more
by James Ridgeway
June 14, 2005
WASHINGTON, D.C. — It's no secret the FBI let at least two 9-11 hijackers–Hazmi and Mihdhar–slip through its fingers when they landed in California in 2000 and proceeded to live openly under their own names in San Diego before moving into position for the attack. What makes the situation especially ludicrous is that one of these hijackers rented a room from a San Diego landlord who was an FBI informant on the Muslim community.…
August 2005: An annotated, comprehensive archive of articles on admissions that Mohamed Atta and three of the other alleged 9/11 hijacking ringleaders were under surveillance by military intelligence a year before September 2001. More proof that the 9/11 Commission was a whitewash; and why there is far more to the story than The New York Times has reported…
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Mohamed Atta and three other alleged ringleaders of the 9/11 hijacking team were under surveillance by an elite US military intelligence program in the summer of 2000, a New York Times story of Aug.…
Originally published at Huffingtonpost.com by Kristen Breitweiser on 12/19/05
Recently, President Bush has admitted to carrying out surveillance on U.S. citizens in the interest of national security. He unabashedly admits to doing it. He offers no apologies. With his bellicose swagger, he once again uses 9/11 as his justification for breaking our constitutional laws. The President's justification of 9/11 to carry out such surveillance begs a closer examination.
President Bush should be stopped in his tracks with regard to his use of 9/11 scare tactics to circumvent constitutional laws that are meant to protect U.S.…
by Derek Rose
New York Daily News
The feds bungled a key opportunity to possibly nix the 9/11 terror plot, it was reported yesterday.
An Arabic-speaking FBI agent had requested information about a Jan. 5, 2000, Al Qaeda meeting in Malaysia, but the CIA never turned it over, The New Yorker reported.…
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Dear Members of the Press:
A grave miscarriage of justice is afoot. After years being withheld the Administration finally is forced to release the CIA's IG Report on 9/11. While earlier news accounts said the report would be released in early September it was released in the middle of a Congressional recess, in the middle of a Summer break, thus insuring it will not receive the attention it deserves.…
Will DOJ Look into the First Death of a U.S. 9/11 Researcher?
By Sander Hicks
October 14, 2007
From 9/24 to 10/1/07 I traveled throughout Louisiana and Texas, with reporter Jordan Green, investigating the death of 9/11 researcher Dr. David Graham.
Our suspicions were validated: there's a huge story here. It's almost overwhelming. The best way to summarize is to publish my complaint filed last week with the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General.…
Editor's Note: The original piece by Collateral has been removed from the web. In its place we have posted an excerpt from Core of Corruption that focuses on Shreveport Louisiana dentist, Dr. David Graham. Dr. Graham met two 9/11 terrorists, ten months before 9/11, in his native Shreveport. Graham met a Pakistani man, Jamal Khan, who housed two men who would later be named 9/11 hijackers. Graham documented that he alerted a Congressman, a Shreveport FBI agent, and the Secret Service.…
Latest Findings Raise New Questions about Hijackers and Suggest Incomplete Investigation
A contributor to the History Commons has obtained a 298-page document entitled Hijackers Timeline (Redacted) from the FBI, subsequent to a Freedom of Information Act request. The document was a major source of information for the 9/11 Commission's final report. Though the commission cited the timeline 52 times in its report, it failed to include some of the document's most important material.
The printed document is dated November 14, 2003, but appears to have been compiled in mid-October 2001 (the most recent date mentioned in it is October 22, 2001), when the FBI was just starting to understand the backgrounds of the hijackers, and it contains almost no information from the CIA, NSA, or other agencies.…
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More material has been added covering the NSA's surveillance of Ahmed al-Hada, father-in-law of alleged Pentagon hijacker Khalid Almihdhar. Both President Bush and Vice President Cheney used the non-exploitation of calls between his phone in Yemen and the hijackers in the US to justify the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program in January 2006. Attorney General Michael Mukasey and Director of National Intelligence Michael McConnell attributed the failure to trace the calls to a 1981 executive order earlier this year, and Mukasey bizarrely then claimed that one of the calls was between the US and Afghanistan, rather than Yemen.…
By Jeff Stein
October 1, 2008
CQPolitics – SpyTalk Blog
The FBI has blocked two of its veteran counterterrorism agents from going public with accusations that the CIA deliberately withheld crucial intelligence before the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
FBI Special Agents Mark Rossini and Douglas Miller have asked for permission to appear in an upcoming public television documentary, scheduled to air in January, on pre-9/11 rivalries between the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency.
The program is a spin-off from The Shadow Factory: The Ultra-Secret NSA from 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America, by acclaimed investigative reporter James Bamford, due out in a matter of days.…
by Jon Gold
Latest Update 11/08/08
Thanks to www.historycommons.org, DHS, and simuvac. This is dedicated to the 9/11 Truth Movement.
Before I begin, I would like to say that theorizing about what happened on 9/11, when you're not being given answers to your questions about that day by the people who SHOULD be able to do so, is PERFECTLY normal. As is suspecting that the reason these answers aren't being given is "sinister" in nature.…
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The super-secretive National Security Agency has been quietly monitoring, decrypting, and interpreting foreign communications for decades, starting long before it came under criticism as a result of recent revelations about the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program. Now a forthcoming PBS documentary asks whether the NSA could have prevented 9/11 if it had been more willing to share its data with other agencies.
Author James Bamford looked into the performance of the NSA in his 2008 book, The Shadow Factory, and found that it had been closely monitoring the 9/11 hijackers as they moved freely around the United States and communicated with Osama bin Laden's operations center in Yemen.…Continue reading
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Anthony Hall is like many other 9/11 skeptics. At some point, after examining the events of 9/11 and the international consequences of that foul deed, (particularly the
consequences that befell countries with a predominantly Arab/Muslim population), Mr. Hall decided to speak out. The difference between Hall and most 9/11 skeptics, is that Mr. Hall is a sitting academic at a university in Lethbridge, Alberta, in Canada.
Hall joined a growing list of Canadian academics who have chosen to speak out publicly; John McMurtry , Graeme MacQueen , Michael Keefer , and of course, Michel Chossudovsky , a pioneer in 9/11 skepticism.…
Complete 911 Timeline
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This is a news item pertaining to the Complete 911 Timeline investigative project, one of several grassroots investigations being hosted on the History Commons website. The data published as part of this investigation has been collected, organized, and published by members of the public who are registered users of this website.
Additions as of November 4, 2009 Source URL: http://www.historycommons.org/news.jsp?oid=140393703-933
One of the main focuses at the 9/11 Timeline recently has been the destruction of a tape of FAA flight controllers' recollections.…Continue reading
by Kevin Fenton
Introduction to Chapter 15 of Disconnecting the Dots , for publication at 911Truth.org :
In January 2000, several high-ranking al-Qaeda operatives, including alleged Flight 77 hijackers Khalid Almihdhar and Nawaf Alhazmi, held a summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The meeting was monitored by the CIA and a local Malaysian service, although the agency reportedly failed to exploit this opportunity to learn what bin Laden's organization was planning. In addition, the CIA deliberately withheld information about the two men, in particular that Almihdhar had a US visa, from the FBI.
This is Part I of our three-part one-of-a-kind interview series with author and researcher Paul Thompson. For additional background information please visit the complete 9/11 Timeline Investigative Project at HistoryCommons.org and Richard Clarke's interview by John Duffy and Ray Nowosielski at SecrecyKills.com .
Paul Thompson joins us to discuss the latest revelations by former counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke and his explosive allegations against three former top CIA officials — George Tenet, Cofer Black and Richard Blee — accusing them of knowingly withholding intelligence about two of the 9/11 hijackers, Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, who had entered the United States more than a year before the attacks.…
By Will Bunch
Philadelphia Daily News
IF YOU THINK that on the 10th anniversary you know the whole story of 9/11 – and here I'm addressing conspiracy-minded "truthers" and the 13 percent who approved of the job Dick Cheney did as vice president – actually, you don't.
Time has upheld the broad story line of how hijackers loyal to Osama bin Laden hijacked four planes and killed nearly 3,000 people on Sept. 11, 2001 – claims about holograms being used to attack buildings instead of jetliners notwithstanding.…
This is Part II of our three-part one-of-a-kind interview series with author and researcher Paul Thompson. For additional background information please visit the complete 9/11 Timeline Investigative Project at HistoryCommons.org and Richard Clarke's interview by John Duffy and Ray Nowosielski at SecrecyKills.com .
Paul Thompson joins us to discuss the latest revelations by former counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke and his explosive allegations against three former top CIA officials — George Tenet, Cofer Black and Richard Blee — accusing them of knowingly withholding intelligence about two of the 9/11 hijackers, Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, who had entered the United States more than a year before the attacks.…


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Today the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released a report on some of the reading material Osama bin Laden had on his (digital) bookshelves in Abottabad when he was killed by US special forces.
One of those items will be of particular interest to gamers: a saved webpage from the ICv2.com geek culture business website noting that some conspiracy theorists had claimed that the "Steve Jackson Games' Illuminati New World Order card game foretold the attacks on the World Trade Center."
And there you have it. Doubtless there will be further releases from the US intelligence community revealing that al-Qa'ida was also interested in jihadi Munchkins and giant cybernetic tanks.


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We had a cribber here and in his past he even had the cribbing surgery which cuts tendons in the neck so he's not supposed to be able to crib. Well he found a way around that by using different neck muscles! Thankfully his windsucking noise wasn't as loud as normal due to the surgery but he was still doing it. Cribbing collars did not work. My next step if I kept him would have been a cribbing muzzle - they are light weight wire baskets that go around the muzzle. Much more open than a grazing muzzle but prevents the horse from getting its teeth on items.
Another thing is put hotwire up. Some horses LIKE the taste of peppers and such - so you can't count on those as a deterrent. But most don't like a shock from hotwire.
Unfortunately we had one of our younger horses picking up cribbing-like habits from that horse. No windsucking but started putting his teeth on everything trying to immitate him and ended up more chewing type behavior. Thankfully consistantly correcting him on it has led to a reduction and seems like the behavior isn't really sticking, but we have to stay vigilant.


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It's a 7tap kegorator. All other beers have carbonated except this one. I'm of the same
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several months back i brewed a beautiful white IPA, first keg was awesome, been trying to get
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A word of caution to others who may want to try this build:If you have ball-lock kegs you MUST
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Tried to build this but ran into a problem with the threads of my ball-lock liquid-out post.
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Minneapolis-based SmartThings has been more visible than ever in recent days. The home-automation company, which began as a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign and has since morphed into a proper tech startup, was recently profiled on Time.com. I wrote… Read More
Remember SmartThings? The Minneapolis-based company (also based in Washington, D.C.) has been at the forefront of the "Internet of things" movement with its ingenious technology for imbuing everyday objects with online capabilities. This is accomplished with sensors —… Read More
My wife just left the house, and an automated text to my iPhone alerted me to this fact. No, I am not one of those control-freak, stalker-ish husbands. My wife can come and go as she pleases (and… Read More
The Nest thermostat, though hugely popular among geekier homeowners and apartment dwellers, has seen a bit of a backlash. Some don't like that the Nest's namesake creator is now owned by Google, which creates privacy concerns in some… Read More
After reading about Google's acquisition of Nest, the company responsible for the famed Nest Thermostat, a local tech company set out too build its own Nest-like prototype thermostat. A key difference: This thermostat is open-source, meaning anyone has… Read More
Minnesota is an epicenter of the so-called "Internet of Things" movement. This, in part, refers to technology that imbues everyday objects in the home and elsewhere with Internet capabilities. Local companies working on such tech include Minneapolis-based SmartThings… Read More