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AEHI's Don Gillispie: "Our Site Has No Chance Of Approval By NRC" 13 commentsDec 10, 2010 12:03 PMI recommend to read the post at lucidaehi.blogspot.com for better formatting and pictures!
Forgive me if we have to switch down a gear today. But after revealing AEHI CEO Don Gillispie's most serious securities fraud yet discovered yesterday, topping the earlier revelations of two (here and here) other instances of severe violations of federal securities laws we'll have to make do with simple perjury today.
Maybe I wouldn't have bothered today since this is relatively minor by Don Gilllispie's standards. But since Martin Johncox accused me of perjury and called me a liar for using my name, Joe Lucid, in my written testimony (note: he had no comments on the testimony itself!) I think some retribution is appropriate and necessary.
First we look at the "Preliminary Water Availability Analysis" which is part of the rezoning application AEHI submitted to the Payette County administration. Step forward to page 45, 7.2.1. Snake River Diversion and Alignment. I quote:
"The final alignment distance from the Snake River to the proposed site will likely be between about 14 to 24 miles."
What are they talking about? Since the planned site in Payette is rather distant from the Snake River a huge water pipeline would have to be built to transport the cooling water for the plant to the site.
Now let's take a look at the always entertaining and juicy blog of Don Gillispie, CEO of AEHI, the only known opportunity for a direct nuclear plant investment in the US today (Oops, smells like another public investment solicitation). Take this entry in which Gillispie talks about problems of a potential site in Elmore County:
"On Jan. 12, I was invited to make a presentation before the Mountain Home City Council on our efforts to develop a large advanced nuclear reactor in Elmore County.
In November, the Elmore County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended against rezoning approximately 1,400 acres of land to accommodate our plant, saying heavy industrial development should be located in a zone near Simco Road, even as wind, solar and natural gas power are permitted elsewhere in the county.
In response to a Mountain Home City Council member's question regarding siting of the plant in the Simco Road area, the following is my reply:
After some research we have concluded the Simco Road site does not qualify for a nuclear plant and even if it did, there does not appear to be any property available. The following are some of the reasons.
The Simco Road site has no water supply so a dedicated water line of more than 20 miles would need to be constructed. A large safety-related pipeline would add hundreds of millions in expense and create security and right-of-way concerns; the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would disapprove the Simco Road site for the water supply security issue alone. Our current site is one mile from the Snake River, an ideal location for water access without a security issue."
So Gillispie is selling Payette County on a plan he knows could never get accepted by the NRC. Now that, my friends, is perjury!
But what do you expect of a guy who can't even be honest about his hair!Back To Joe Lucid's Instablog HomePage »
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Mr. Lucid, I am still researching this stock and I have been reading your blogs with interest. Something about your credibility, however, really troubles me. On the Yahoo board, I noticed someone linking to a blog at alexanderandassociates.../.
Well, first I would like to express that Mr. Gillispie and his clean cut, well educated, honorably discharged, good stewards, tax paying, self motivated, greying group, are the likely conspirators types who would purposefully and intentionally pull a Bernie Madoff type scam on the good people of Idaho and investors. Just makes no sense what so ever. Nuclear people, build nuclear plants. They do so because the cost of energy, specifically OIL has caused the last 5 out of 5 recessions. Frankly without energy we can have NO GROWTH. NO GROWTH means everything fails because GROWTH must service our debt. Debt that was pulled forward from the future to support our every day gluttonous lives. Look at the FULL PICTURE your knucklehead. We need energy, we need jobs, and environmentally Nuclear is the best, cleanest, cheapest and most reliable. If you have a better idea I'm all ears, just so long as I don't have to gather wood for my fire in my grassy hut. So, understanding this what is your motivation for writing emotional trash!? Your Lady break up with you?
My posts contain links to the relevant documents and can easily be verified by anyone who wants to. I don't think you need my social security number for that - even if Gillispie / Johncox want you to believe that.
Yeh right!!! Immature, hidden agenda, and frankly short sighted. You need to dig in and look at things like world oil depletion, bogus reserve figures out of OPEC, why we are spending our treasure and the lives of our babies over a fuel source (OIL) that is well on its way to terminal decline. When you add all this up maybe you will spend the time you have being a part of the solution and not keep kicking the can ever so close to the cliff we are now facing. Brother, you are obviously very intelligent but not to those who understand the grave circumstance we face in our very near future. I wish you well but you have work to do.
...you say securities fraud, and I say normal business up and down wall street. In every bank and financial institution. Not one of these institutions have anyone in jail and they almost brought down the entire world financial system. If this is your area of experise then I hardly think Mr. Gillispie qualifies as a blip in the grand scheme of things. Really, what is he trying to do?!
@Robert: "what is he trying to do?" - In my view he's living a luxurious life on the back of the individual investors who gave him his money and will never see a return. Frankly I doubt Gillispie even wants to build a nuclear power plant.
...if this is the case then this Man's life has been a complete waste. A fraud to every person he holds dear. His parents, wife and children. He's not a financier, he's a brilliant nuclear scientist with a compelling track record of service. Generally these types make up the best of the best that America has produced. Now, he would have had to start this company with like minded people, so you are trying to really discredit his entire Board, citizens that have similar mind sets as he does today. All!!, the best of the best trying to perpetrate this scam you are trying to warn us about! Silly thinking, and a waste of your time is my take. For disclosure I hold shares in AEHI, I am a full time researcher/investor that I have now dedicated my life too. I am retired from my family business that was started in 1945 after my Father returned home after serving in World War II. I am a veteran of the Vietnam War. I do believe that energy is a serious problem going forward and believe we Must look for solutions so that America retains any semblance of a middle class and to preserve our standard of living as we have known it. Personally our most daunting task considering we have waited to have any National Energy Policy. Nuclear is a clear cut winner and I want our best people on this issue. Gillispie represents that industry. If he has made a mistake in paper work then pay the stupid fine and build this beast on its merit.
...I am so very sorry, out of respect I read the case you posted and I still cannot agree with your paranoria. Truthfully, I will state again, you could go to every firm on Wall Street, and every bank on main street, cuff every manager and executive and lock all of them up, Just throw away the key. My point is, these people knowingly contrived to rip off the American people and just about took the world down with them. Mr. Gillispie is a nuclear scientist, that's his sand box and you are trying to tell me that he's comfortable playing in the sand box you are trying to put him in? I just don't by it. I will however maintain my do dills and as always be responsible. I just think you could actually do more good, with your expertise in all things securities fraud maybe go and tackle the big boys, and leave these solid citizens be. Free country though... Merry Christmas
Hey Essian...is this "wow!....." all that you can muster up to say?
If so, you are one very sad and mentally impotent person. You ridicule and bash Lucid throughout, claiming that he would serve everyone better by pursuing true wrongdoers, and not Gillespie, but only because you are so sure that Gillespie is such a "solid citizen", as you called him.
And now that Lucid appears to have been proven correct, valid, and accurate in his claims, all you have to say is "any chance we'll (meaning YOU) see any money back?".
You must be one pathetically self-centered little man, despite your apparent service to our country, who never learned about humility or accountability. I wonder what your father would think of you if he could read all of what you've said to Lucid now that his due diligence is being supported.
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Geno Smith heading in right direction for Jets
|New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith (7) celebrates with teammates Bilal Powell (29) and Stephen Hill (84) after scoring a touchdown during the first half of an NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013, in East Rutherford, N.J. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Geno Smith handles defenses the same way he deals with the media.
Blitzes or probing questions, the New York Jets rookie quarterback stands there unflustered and delivers.
Just cool, calm and confident.
"He's playing well," right guard Willie Colon said Wednesday. "He's composed. I love everything about him. He comes out to practice every day and is a hard worker.
"You can tell `The Show' is not too big for him."
By the numbers, Smith has had an up-and-down first three games of his NFL career. The Jets are OK with that.
He has made big plays in each of the team's wins in a surprising 2-1 start. He vows to cut down on his mistakes — six interceptions — and the Jets appear willing to live with them, especially with Mark Sanchez out until at least midseason with a shoulder injury.
After all, this is Smith's team now — maybe for good.
"I've been making progress," Smith said. "The good thing is that it's been steady. It's been day by day."
There were tons of questions when the Jets stunningly drafted Smith in the second round in April, with some fans and media concerned about his approach to the game, his ability to lead and whether his skills during a record-setting career at West Virginia would translate at the next level.
The change in how Smith looked in rookie camp in May to now is off-the-charts different. Sure, there are some still issues with footwork, poorly placed balls and bad reads.
"You never want to be the weak link," Smith said, "or the guy who's holding the team back or the offense back."
But his performance in a 27-20 victory over Buffalo last Sunday provided a bright glimpse into what the Jets might have.
"His communication and level of expertise is just getting better," Colon said. "I think it's important for us to get him in a rhythm, keep his confidence high and sky's the limit."
Smith became the first Jets rookie to throw for 300 yards, going 16 of 29 for 331 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. The biggest play was his go-ahead 69-yard toss to Santonio Holmes in the fourth quarter after the Bills tied the game and appeared to steal the momentum.
Marty Mornhinweg's offense had one of the best showings in Jets history, marking the first time the franchise had a 300-yard passer, a 100-yard rusher (Bilal Powell) and two 100-yard receivers (Holmes and Stephen Hill).
"Yeah, we had a good game, but we've got to move on from it," Smith said. "We've got a long season and we've got a tough week coming up."
The next test is the Tennessee Titans, who have been watching plenty of film of Smith the past few days. They've seen a quarterback who regularly hangs in the pocket, unfazed by the potential of taking a big hit.
"He has the ability to take off when necessary, but he wants to throw the ball," Titans cornerback Jason McCourty said.
Added safety Bernard Pollard: "I see a lot of poise in him. I see a guy that's able to deliver the ball. I haven't seen him throw every route, but at the end of the day, the guy can do it."
Smith's 65.0 quarterback rating is in the bottom half of the league, and the six interceptions are second in the NFL to the Giants' Eli Manning, who has eight. Those numbers could have the Jets contemplating a quarterback change if Sanchez were still starting.
But because Smith is a rookie with an immeasurable ceiling and terrific arm, there's a fascination within the organization to see how good he could become. Rex Ryan has never announced Smith as the starter for the season, and he won't even acknowledge whether he sees him as a franchise-type player.
"I don't want to get into that," Ryan said. "I was happy with seeing the improvement that he made and the conscious effort that he made from Week 2 to Week 3, and it was in the incompletions."
Smith got into trouble against New England when he tried to make plays, forcing balls into coverage and getting intercepted three times in the fourth quarter of a 13-10 loss. Against Buffalo, Smith threw four or five balls away when he didn't see a play.
"He's not going to force it," Ryan said. "He's not going to make the critical error."
Holmes, who had a career-high 154 yards receiving against the Bills, isn't surprised by what he's seeing from the rookie.
"We're more so happy with the opportunities he's given us," Holmes said. "He's putting the ball in great positions for us to make big plays for our team. ... I'm more excited to see the opportunity that he was given and the opportunity that he is taking advantage of right now."
AP Sports Writer Teresa Walker in Nashville, Tenn., contributed to this report.
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'Mama, I don't like Chinese people': Primal fear and the Vancouver signage debate
Ian Young in Vancouver
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What is it about Chinese-language signage that annoys some Vancouverites so much?
The Hongcouver blog last week looked at the campaign to have such signage removed from Vancouver's international airport. At the same time, a mini-row flared up over a Chinese-only bus shelter ad for toothpaste; a couple of weeks before that, it was an ad for an anti-gambling programme.
Those opposed to such advertising claim that it sends the wrong message about the need for immigrants to try to integrate into broader Canadian society. But I wonder whether there are more fundamental concerns at play here – primal ones, even.
Vancouver blogger Melissa Carr this week told a story about how she encountered a Chinese group at a local community swimming pool, prompting her five-year-old son to tell her, sotto voce: "Mama, I don't like Chinese people."
Understandably appalled, Carr pressed him for his reasons. It turned out although he had plenty of Chinese friends, it was hearing people speaking in Chinese together that made him feel uncomfortable. "Maybe they're talking about me," he feared.
I'm unaware whether the discomfort felt upon being subjected to foreign-language signage has received scientific study. However, the phenomenon of annoyance upon being subjected to a discourse that cannot be fully understood is well known.
One of the most famous recent studies of the subject was conducted in 2010 by Cornell University psychologists led by Lauren Emberson, who considered why loud cell phone users were so irritating. They found that overhearing half a conversation (dubbed a "halfalogue") was far more psychologically stressful than hearing a whole one, since the mind of the eavesdropper was forced to try to fill in the gaps, based on limited information.
"Less-predictable speech results in more distraction for a listener engaged in other tasks," they concluded.
In 2012, behavioral economist Dan Bennett conducted an ad hoc experiment based on Emberson's cell phone study that took things a step further. Bennett, of Ogilvy Labs in Britain, tried to confirm Emberson's results by comparing the level of irritation among English speakers upon hearing "halfalogues" in English and Chinese. "People definitely couldn't follow the content of a Chinese conversation," went Bennett's argument; if listeners were just as annoyed by the Chinese halfalogue, then that would undermine the argument that the irritation resulted from filling in gaps in a half-understood conversation.
"It turns out people aren't bothered about overhearing Chinese conversations," Bennett wrote. "It also rings true that people are much more annoyed by English mobile [conversations] than English face to face. This suggests that the theory is correct and people do [try to] follow the conversation."
Yet I doubt that Bennett's results are fully applicable to Chinese signage (as opposed to conversation) for the reason that we extrapolate meaning from signage in many ways. Chinese conversations were totally inexplicable to eavesdroppers, so they shouldn't have been (and weren't) bothered by them, Bennett argued. But Chinese signage offers plenty of other cues about possible meaning – location, illustrations, and known context. Such non-written cues could constitute the halfalogue.
Is it conceivable that irritation occurs for a non-Chinese speaker upon encountering a Chinese sign because the viewer's brain goes into overtime, trying to figure out meaning from contextual cues?
Frustration was clearly evident in a submission to Richmond's city council last year by some aggrieved residents. Their presentation on the perils of Chinese signage in the Vancouver satellite city was captioned: "What am I buying?", "Looks good but what is it?" and "Read all about it, what does it say?"
Carr's young son was quite clear in expressing his dislike of overheard Chinese conversation (in contradiction of Bennett's conclusions), and he was just as put off by Chinese signs at their local community centre. But his mother told me she isn't too worried.
"He's pointing to an Asian sign and he's saying 'see? I don't even know that that means'." Carr said with a laugh. "It's kind of ridiculous though. He can't even read English either."
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If you decide you want to go live in a country then you should accept that you need to integrate and take on that country's culture and language. It is plain common sense, it is also inevitable that the people living in a country will become unfriendly to a group who seem to refuse to integrate and seem to try and 'take over' the neighbourhood.
I was born and grew up in England and only learned to speak English, when I was a kid one of my older relatives who had lived in the country for many years couldn't speak a word of it - in effect we never communicated. Her lack of desire to absorb the local way of life and integrate also meant we had very little in common besides being relatives. I often wondered why she bothered emigrating from Hong Kong to the UK.
I myself went through a phase a few years ago where I wanted to emigrate to Hong Kong, despite the fact that quite a few Hong Kongers can speak some level of English I made an effort to learn to communicate in Cantonese. If I decide to emigrate to another country in the future, say Spain, I would make an effort to learn to communicate in Spanish or Catalan beforehand; to be honest I would be downright embarrassed to turn up ready to live in a country and not be able to communicate in their official language(s).
...do as the Romans do.
The fact is, Vancouver is one of the most tolerant and diversified cities on the planet. One could never say it is free of racism and cultural mis-understanding, but it is one of the best. Just look at the diversity of restaurants and the huge number of mixed-nationlity couples and children.
The writer and the headline writer are hanging their hats on the wrong post. It's called writing just to fill space. Find a real topic and put some thought into it, pal, maybe a place with real problems of institutional racism. By the way, I'm a white guy who has been around the world.
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Posted 9 February 2016
"Another climate reversal won't be humankind's first rodeo, but the roughest bull rides occur when conditions turn from warm to not so much. Since many prominent international scientists predict that a prolonged and deep cold spell will now follow the past nearly two decades of flat global temperatures, do you suppose this is the dire climate change peril President Obama has in mind?" Propfessor Larry Bell, writing at US site Newsmax.
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"If not science, what is 'climate science'? It is a political ideology-movement that has effectively sold itself as being a scientific endeavour. Don't be fooled into thinking it is anything other than political activism. Again, consider that climate 'scientists' are not seeking the best answer to a question - they are seeking no questions to their answer." A withering letter in Farmers Weekly by Dr Robert MacBride, a New Zealand soil scientist.
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Posted 26 January 2016
"Here we are on January 26, 2016. Do you feel the heat? Do you see the clouds are gone and sky is glowing red? Ten years ago, on January 25, 2006, Al Gore stood before his Sundance audience at the screening of his 'An Inconvenient Truth'. Al Gore waved his quivering finger in the air and told his audience that unless the world takes drastic measures to reduce greenhouse gases within the next 10 years, we will reach a point of no return." Dr Ed Berry asks: what happened?
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Posted 20 January 2016
As they begin to pour in from all parts of the world, we will post here tributes to our recently departed colleague and friend, Professor Robert M. (Bob) Carter:
Joanne Nova's website: here
Personal memoriam by Dr Gerrit van der Lingen here
Australian colleague, Dr Jennifer Marohasy here
Colleague and friend Professor Ian Plimer here
Professor David Henderson, UK here
Donna Laframboise here (contains other links)
Newspaper report of funeral here
Members of our Coalition have been shocked and saddened by news of the death last evening of one of our founding members, Professor Robert M. (Bob) Carter, in his home city, Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Bob suffered a massive heart attack four days ago, which left him in a coma from which he never recovered. HIs wife Anne sent us this message: "We are very sad to inform you that Bob passed away peacefully this evening in the company of his family...One thing for sure, Bob made the most of every minute he had, and was a fighter to the very end."
Heartland Institute has posted this great bio on Bob's career, which also contains links to Bob's writings and audio-visual presentations: LINK
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Posted 19 January 2016
"In reality, no rational scientist, or any adult human for that matter, will argue that climate doesn't change. Yet any notion that 'almost the entire scientific community' agree that it's a problem, even more one of cataclysmic portent demanding $trillions to mitigate, has no basis in either fact or sanity." Professor Larry Bell comments on references to climate change by outgoing US President Barack Obama, in his final State of the Union message.
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Everyone experiences the occasional bad day at the office, and having an alternative career to fantasize about is a reliable coping strategy. Marine biologist. Fly-fishing guide. Ski patroller. A good friend and writer I've worked with on many stories over the years used to suffer from chronic bouts of writer's block in the middle of major assignments. When I'd call to inquire about her progress, she'd often sigh and respond, "Is it too late for me to become a park ranger?" One time we spent a few minutes debating which park would be the best place to be stationed. "Rainier," I remember saying, before drifting off into my fantasy of being a climbing ranger.
Given the time spent outside in some of the world's most beautiful places, it's understandable that park ranger is a popular dream job, but the events of January 1, 2012, will put an end to the notion that it's a career filled only with bliss. That morning a former Army specialist from Seattle drove to Mount Rainier National Park with a car full of weapons, including an assault rifle. When he evaded one ranger's attempt to pull him over, another ranger, Margaret Anderson, set up a roadblock a few miles from the iconic Paradise Inn and the Jackson Visitor Center, where more than a hundred parkgoers were celebrating the first day of the new year. He shot her and fled into the woods.
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Raven Industries based in Sioux Falls announced today that it has teamed up with Google to provide high speed wireless internet to rural, remote and underserved areas of the world.
Google is using the Raven designed high-tech balloons as part of its balloon powered internet access, called Project Loon.
After several months of working closely with Google, Raven and the program began a successful trial this week. While the program is still in the early stages, the trial involved 30 balloons in New Zealand covering 10,000 square kilometers.
The balloons are 60 feet tall and can fly at an altitude of 66,000 feet. The team can control the path of the balloon as they move through the sky, as well as control their altitude so they can sail on the wind at the right speed and direction.
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Major Paul Davis is a person who goes by the book for which he is respected by his fellow workers. As a liaison between Stargate Command and The Pentagon, he is often seen at the SGC, helping Stargate Command when they come in conflict with other nations on Earth and other portions of the United States government.
Major Davis served as the President's messenger to Stargate Command when they lost contact to the facility. He escorted Major General George S. Hammond to his airplane to Washington D.C.. (SG1: "A Matter of Time")
When SG-1 was captured by Hathor, he was sent to Stargate Command to coordinate the rescue mission with The Pentagon. After the initial rescue mission was trapped on Eskal, he informed Major General George S. Hammond that the Pentagon would not approve a second rescue mission. (SG1: "Into the Fire")
During a Foothold situation at Stargate Command, the Stragoth called for him to come to the SGC and used the Mimetic imaging device to impersonate him. When Major Samantha Carter killed the alien impersonating him, he awakened and helped take back the facility. (SG1: "Foothold")
When SG-1 were beamed onto the Biliskner to try to stop the Replicators from becoming a threat to Earth, Davis traveled to Stargate Command to coordinate the defense with The Pentagon. After the Biliskner crashed he informed SG-1 that they lost contact with the Russian Submarine Blackbird and it had been infested by Replicators. He inquired if any Goa'uld technologies they've collected can stop these machines; Teal'c responds that energy weapons are ineffective and only projectile based weapons can destroy them. He then traveled to the Naval base where the Blackbird was docked and helped to coordinate the destruction of the Replicators. (SG1: "Nemesis", "Small Victories")
Major Davis later helped Major Samantha Carter at the makeshift mission control in the Stargate Operations room during the test of the X-301 Interceptor. When the Recall device took the ship into deep space, he helped Stargate Command rescue Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c. (SG1: "Tangent")
He also assisted Dr. Daniel Jackson in negotiations with the Russians for their Dial Home Device when Teal'c was stuck in the wormhole after the Stargate deactivated. In exchange for the DHD, he offered Naquadah generator technology. (SG1: "48 Hours")
When Anubis tried to destroy Earth with a Naquadah asteroid, he traveled to Stargate Command to monitor SG-1's attempt to destroy the asteroid with a Nuclear warhead. He believed that the Tel'tak they were using crashed as it impacted the surface to fast but was unaware they ship entered a crater and was able to slow down. Later, he evacuated to the Alpha Site. (SG1: "Fail Safe")
When Anubis' Ha'tak entered Earth orbit, he joined SG-1, Jacob Carter and Dr. Friesen on a mission to investigate. They determined the ship was empty and ringed aboard. They headed to the Pel'tak and discovered the self-destruct had been activated and was stalled halfway through the countdown. He and Major Samantha Carter went to the computer core to try and shut down the self-destruct. Jacob had to activate the Life support systems in that area and unknowingly released three Jaffa. When they got to the door it was fused shut and Colonel Jack O'Neill used C-4 to bow a hole in it. They discovered that Thor's mind had been downloaded in the computer and took control of the ship. The Jaffa killed Friesen and headed to the Pel'tak. They shot Jacob in the shoulder and set the ship to crash into the atmosphere. They then ringed to the Tel'tak and were killed by Teal'c but the ring controls were destroyed in the fight. Unable to escape they crashed into the Pacific Ocean. They were rescued by Teal'c and Jonas Quinn in the Mini submarine. (SG1: "Descent")
Later, he assisted SG-1 to stop a reporter named Julia Donovan from exposing the new Prometheus project. He convinced her to kill the story in exchange for a tour of Prometheus. When her camera crew hijacked the ship, he lead the negations from the surface and released Colonel Frank Simmons and the Goa'uld in Adrian Conrad. (SG1: "Prometheus")
After Senator Robert Kinsey's apparent assassination by Colonel Jack O'Neill, he helped coordinate the investigation with The Pentagon and the local authorities. (SG1: "Smoke and Mirrors")
He worked together with Major General George S. Hammond in presenting the Stargate Program to representatives of the UN Security Council. (SG1: "Disclosure")
He traveled to Stargate Command to participate in the negotiations with the delegates from Amra. Later, he and Colonel Albert Reynolds briefed Brigadier General Jack O'Neill on possible rescue plans to free SG-1 from Ba'al using Symbiote poison. (SG1: "Zero Hour")
As claimed by Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell in 2005, Major Davis, along with SG-7, helped the Jaffa set up a new government based on democratic ideals. (SG1: "Avalon, Part 1")
He was present at Stargate Command as SG-1 was leaving for the Tok'ra homeworld to witness the extraction of Ba'al. (SG1: "Continuum")
Major Davis, now a member of Homeworld Security, coordinated Earth's forces against a Super-hive along with Colonel Samantha Carter, who was temporarily in charge of the Stargate Command. (ATL: "Enemy at the Gate")
Alternate timelineEdit
- In an alternate timeline, Major Davis recruited the alternate versions of Dr. Daniel Jackson and Dr. Samantha Carter for a mission to Ancient Egypt to restore the original timeline. It should be that unlike the Major Davis of the main timeline, the alternate reality Davis wore a mustache. (SG1: "Moebius, Part 1")
- Major Davis is often jokingly referred to by fans as 'Major Disaster' Davis, as he only ever appears at Stargate Command when a serious crisis takes place.
- It should also be noted that Davis has yet to be promoted. He was a Major in both his first and his last appearance which took place over ten years apart. Given his time in service, he should be a Colonel or at the very least, a Lieutenant Colonel.


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Not so long ago, leaving a message for other members of the household would often involve sticking a note on the fridge and hoping they saw it. Now that just about everybody has a mobile phone, hastily scribbled notes have given way to hastily thumbed text messages or a quick voice, or even video call. Native Union is looking to somehow combine the almost lost art of not-so-instant messaging with the more modern video call with its Play video memo pad.
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Advanced Architectural Design Program Requirements
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|Design Studio I, 9pts.
|Advanced Studio V, 9pts.
|Advanced Studio VI, 9pts.
|Metropolis, 3pts.
|History/Theory Elective, 3pts.
|History/Theory Elective, 3pts.
|Other Required
|Arguments, 3pts.
|GSAPP Elective (History/Theory, Visual Studies, or Tech Elective), 3pts.
|GSAPP Elective (History/Theory, Visual Studies, or Tech Elective), 3pts.
|Optional Design Seminars, 3pts.
The program is viewed as a framework in which both academic and professional concerns are explored. A set of required studios and courses is enhanced by limited and open electives that are shared with other programs in the School and that promote intellectual cross-fertilization among disciplines.
A required lecture course on the twentieth-century city and contemporary theory, exclusive to the program, provides grounding for architectural exploration in the studio. "Limited electives'' are those School offerings designated as appropriate by the director. "Open electives'' are graduate-level courses of the student's choice. Fall and spring studios are shared with final-year Master of Architecture students. In order to encourage the practical and conceptual integration of the computer in design work, AAD studios will take full advantage of the School's computer facilities.
The M.S. degree in Architecture and Advanced Architectural Design requires 45 points in the following curriculum:
Summer Semester:
Design Studio I, 9 pts
Metropolis, 3 pts
Arguments, 3 pts
Optional Design Seminars, 3 pts
Fall Semester:
Design studio II, 9 pts
History/Theory Elective, 3 pts
GSAPP Elective (History/Theory or Visual Studies Elective), 3 pts
Spring Semester:
Design studio III, 9 pts
History/Theory Elective 3 pts
GSAPP Elective (History/Theory or Visual Studies Elective), 3 pts
Note: A minimum of 12 points must be taken each semester. Students are strongly advised to take one additional 3 or 4 point elective during each term. No extra tuition is charged between 15 and 19 points. Courses may be dropped until the tenth week into the semester for fall and spring terms. Summer courses may be dropped until two-thirds of the class meetings have been held.
Advanced Design Studio
Director, AAD Program
The Advanced Studios are intended to build upon the ideas and skills developed in the Core Studios, working as laboratories of discussion and exploration of new ways of reading architectural ingredients, concepts, programs, and methods of design and thought. Nearly 20 studios work on the themes and programs defined by their individual critics in the limits of the discipline trying to find new instruments, formats, and approaches to everyday topics. Themes and programs both carry an educational objective and present an opportunity for the critic to develop with his or her students a specific area of work or research. That means that an experimental attitude founds our environment while the coexistence of different ways of thinking stimulates dialogue and positive discussions where the students learn to build, defend, and rectify their arguments in a dialectical practice that is as important as drawing, making a model, or inventing a digital resource. In contradistinction to the Core Studios, the Advanced Studios are open to M. Arch students as well as to second professional degree students.
Studio culture makes up in itself an extraordinary accumulation of essays and research on both conceptual and disciplinary fields that can be considered a real section of the present. We are all aware of this wealth and appreciate the special energy stored in this "white noise" that involves so many instructors, TA's and students working together. Every week, the Transfer Dialogues series try to make visible such intensity and make it available to the academic community of the school, allowing students to access what is going on other GSAPP Advanced Studios while getting helpful panoramic information. The intention is to open a new space for architecture and its parallel disciplines in the social, political, intellectual and economic arena with a critical position focused in the construction of the future.
History and Theory
Director, History and Theory
The History and Theory curriculum stresses a broad social and cultural approach to architectural history, with particular attention to emerging global concerns. Architectural history is seen in terms of a rich matrix of parameters—political, economic, artistic, technological, and discursive—that have had a role in shaping the discipline. Most instructors of architectural history and theory at GSAPP have both professional and academic degrees. A shared intention is to cultivate relations between practice, historical knowledge, and theoretical debates.
The course offerings are structured to provide each student with an opportunity to gain both a broad general background in architectural history and a degree of specialized knowledge in areas of his or her selection. The two-semester core inaugurates a sequence in which students may then choose from among the many history and theory classes offered within the School. Students may also take courses in other departments of the University, such as art history, history, philosophy, or elsewhere in the humanities, providing they meet basic distribution requirements.
Visual Studies
Director, Visual Studies
Joshua Uhl
Program Coordinator, Visual Studies
Today, what can be defined as visual in design has multiplied exponentially, especially by way of computation, and demanded that we rethink our pedagogy, projects, and practices. This diversity of the visual and its tendency toward impermanence has not lessened its potential to communicate an extraordinary vision. Through a careful survey of drawing's new temporal nature, students discover methods to harness drawing's new potentials. The Visual Studies sequence at the GSAPP offers a wide range of tools and techniques designed to expose students to the potentials and limits of these same techniques and tools. The sequence is divided into three broad sets of workshops: analysis/representation, design environments, and fabrication. The variety of trajectories possible within the sequence of workshops promotes an individual approach to visualization and fosters invention.


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Electric vehicle charging has been a hot topic for years, but it's mostly been a one-way discussion: how the EV charges from a given home charging system. Toyota turns the conversation around, experimenting with how the home can draw power from the EV. Toyota's vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging system offers two-way charging between the Prius Plug-in and a home power supply.
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Howdy! Here be a Young Justice commission I wrapped up earlier.
Howdy! Here be a Young Justice commission I wrapped up earlier.
Hope y'all digs!
True perfection.
"We're young, but it's 'just us'." - Bart Allen, a.k.a. Impulse
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Featured in portuguese blog Coisas da Interwebs. Have an awesome weekend. If you could please share this feature, I'd really appreciate it, as lots of hard work goes into finding and selecting all the awesome art and running the blog. Thanks!
Awesome work, as usual, cheeks! We liked it so much, in fact, that we've featured it on our HowtoDrawAndPaint Google + page: plus.google.com/11144679913564… - keep the awesomeness comin'!
love this illustration so much !!
Kaldur? Kaldur! Oh well, guess he'll just miss out on being in the picture...
Stop it, please. You're just reminding me of how it doesn't matter how great a cartoon is, it's still at the mercy of the corporate business world.
Nicely done. Wish Aquaman and beast boy were there too.
Nicely done. Wish Aquaman and beast boy were there too.
Love it
Really nice stuff! big fan of your style and your a big inspiration to me
Cool piece! You've got such a distinct style, which I love.
nicely done!
cool!!check my art
The original trio, yay!! They look wonderful in your style.
Superboy looks happier then he did in the show...
Wow, awesome work on this, great designs as ever! Good job!
Waaaahhh! Kid Flash! *cries in a corner*
Amazing. Fantastic work!!
Awesome work
YEEEEEEEEAH!!! >w< Look at that Robin~<3
Haha. I guess you have a crush on Robin?
Look at those calves!
Love it! So much great motion.
wow, amazing work
Can't remember if I've asked before but, what's with all the red noses?
Nice variations of faces and body types. I like how they fade out the farther away they are. Nice texture.
waaaa nice drawing style!!! *w*
That's one muscley flash! Me likey, He's always depicted as being pretty lean.
I love this show! Sadly, there's not going to be a Season 3. Something happened between Young Justice and Cartoon Network. Budget, maybe?
omg they look so awesome!
HAHAHA!!! You, yes! How's your schedule? Have time to work on a Bastion's 7 short story?
This is so awesome. You've done such an awesome job on this one.
Couldn't add Aqualad?
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The long-unused White Alice radar towers on Nome's Anvil Mountain -- visible from almost everywhere in the Western Alaska hub for more than 50 years -- have become aviation navigation aids and even the site of weddings. The Air Force, which is in the process of cleaning up chemical contamination at the Cold War-era site, had planned to tear down the towers, which have asbestos backing, The Nome Nugget reports. But many in Nome want to see the towers remain, and they're trying to work out a compromise.
From The Nugget: Sitnasuak Native Corp., which has selected the land under Native claims and wants to take documented ownership, intends to decide the fate of the towers in two weeks. ... Before the land can transfer to Sitnasuak, it must pass through the federal Bureau of Land Management, the agency that sorts out claims in certain land disposals.
The BLM will not accept the site while it is contaminated, and that includes the towers whose back, flat sides contain asbestos. Even with the USAF paying for cleanup, Sitnasuak might be left with annual maintenance costs to pass onto shareholders. Without a solution to keep them standing, the antennas block the land transfer to Sitnasuak, and what many see as a valuable historical heirloom could disappear.
One proposed solution would be letting the Air Force put the asbestos in a special disposal cell at the city dump; the savings could be used to install a new backing on the radar towers that would prevent them from rusting out and keep them standing.
The Nugget's piece is the first of two that delves extensively into the history of the White Alice system. Read more about White Alice here.


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Simon Jones believes Glamorgan have forced people to sit up and take notice by reaching the final of the Yorkshire Bank 40 and is confident this is their year.
The Welsh county were far from among the favourites when the competition took place, yet find themselves one game away from lifting the trophy.
They are once again underdogs ahead of tomorrow's finale versus Notts Outlaws, who have perhaps been the best side in this year's edition.
However, Jones relishes Glamorgan's status and is convinced upsetting the odds once more is a distinct possibility.
"Notts are a very good team, we respect them greatly and hopefully they will give us the respect we deserve too," he said.
"I think whoever we would have played we would have been the underdogs, it's the nature of the beast isn't it?
"Glamorgan have been known as the whipping boys for the last six years. We have played some really good cricket.
"I think we have made a couple of people sit up and take note. We have done the job and played well in precious situations. It will be interesting to see on the day the Sky presenters trying to pick who wins the game.
"This is our year I feel. I'm confident with how the changing room is. The boys are happy, they all know their roles in the side; it reminds me a little bit of when I was in the England team, everyone was relaxed and changing room is settled."
Even for a player of Jones' vast experience, the prospect of playing such an important match at Lord's is sure to spark some nerves.
"I've got experience there but that's not to say I won't be nervous on the day," he admitted. "There will be a few butterflies in my tummy on the day.
"There is a huge level of expectation and that's the main thing the boys have to deal with.
"There are going to be a huge amount of fans there from Wales who are going to travel up and I think it's going to be a great day."
Another who will be a key figure is Murray Goodwin, the veteran batsman having enjoyed a fine season since joining from Sussex.
"This will mean a massive amount to me," he revealed. "In your career you are fortunate to win something a couple of times.
"This is why we play the game, to win trophies. You are here to make a living but you don't enjoy your time if you are not winning.
"I can see why some of these guys are so passionate to go to Lord's and I am as well. I am very excited because these days are brilliant and to be within a chance to win a trophy is why you want to play the game."


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After a turbulent year in which its accreditation was suspended and school president Martin Hamilton reluctantly resigned, New College of California is in dire financial straits. Some even fear that the innovative liberal arts institution whose central campus at 777 Valencia Street once housed a mortuary before the school was founded there 40 years ago could be in its death throes.
New College has experienced a 41 percent decrease in enrollment this year, seeing its population drop to fewer than 500 students. And the institution is losing about $80,000 each month, according to minutes from a faculty meeting that took place in late November. The school needs more than $2 million to cover operating expenses into January, and school trustees have considered filing for bankruptcy protection.
A Chapter 11 reorganization would allow New College time to improve its finances without shuttering completely. But acting school president Luis Molina says bankruptcy would also mean the school wouldn't receive any federal financial aid for its students, a source of tuition revenue it desperately needs to survive. So he insists bankruptcy is off the table.
"I'm not going to deny that the school is in a financial crisis," Molina said. "But from my perspective, I don't see bankruptcy as the solution."
New College is nonetheless struggling to make payments to vendors, and payroll checks have bounced or been withheld by the school. Molina also acknowledged that in the summer Pacific Gas and Electric Co. threatened to turn off the school's power due to unpaid utility bills.
Dozens of financial aid applications for the just-ended fall semester still need to be processed, which means New College can't yet receive the federal loans and grants it pays out to students, many of whom rely on the funds to cover basic expenses while attending classes.
"We can't believe it's happening," said Cheryl Fabio, a second-year law student at New College. "No one knows anything. We're operating completely on a rumor mill, and the worst of the rumors keep on becoming [true]."
Fabio returned to school after working for several years as an Oakland city employee. Despite the uncertainty about New College's future, she was studying for finals and continuing to attend classes. But she hasn't received $10,000 worth of financial aid from New College this semester, and she's four months behind in rent at the home in Pittsburg where she lives with her daughter.
The US Department of Education sent a letter to the school in August informing administrators that applications for federal funds submitted by New College's Financial Aid Office would face heightened scrutiny due to the discovery by investigators earlier this year that the school may have illegally mishandled scholarships and other aid money.
New College must repair dozens of student files and submit a mountain of documentation for preapproval on each financial aid package before being reimbursed. Eighty such packets were submitted Dec. 12, Molina said, but as of now money from earlier applications is only trickling into the hands of students.
That's a considerable setback for the school, since it relies heavily on student tuition to continue operating, so it's considering a big fundraising drive and a halt in enrollment in some programs for the spring semester until its finances are stabilized.
The November minutes show proposals including an across-the-board 25 percent pay cut as an alternative to layoffs, but up to 20 full-time faculty members between January and spring of next year might need to be cut to keep the school from going under. Another option, Molina said, is for some faculty to work part-time and apply for limited unemployment benefits from the state to make up the difference.
Maria Bourn is a second-year law student who moved to San Francisco from Washington to attend New College.
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The self-appointed hypocrisy police made a big bust last week, when the Washington Monthly and Newsweek both reported that Bill Bennett, former U. S. secretary of education, drug czar and author of The Book of Virtues, has been a big-stakes gambler at U.S. casinos.
It's difficult to understand the authors' apparent horror at Bennett's high-stakes hobby. Bennett has a personal problem, it seems, but where's the news?
"By furtively indulging in a costly vice that destroys millions of lives and families across the nation, Bennett has profoundly undermined the credibility of his word on this moral issue," Washington Monthly authors Joshua Green and Jonathan Alter huffed in their expose. Other critics have gone further, as they've pronounced that Bennett's bad habit has undermined any claim he makes of being a supporter of traditional morality.
You see, in the world of journalism, something isn't bad because of its effect or consequences. An activity is wrong only if it signals a journalist's idea of -- shudder -- hypocrisy.
As the late columnist Meg Greenfield once noted, "If a politician murders his mother, the first response of the press or of his opponents will likely be not that it was a terrible thing to do, but rather that in a statement made six years before he had gone on record as being opposed to matricide." She understood the banal J-school logic that finds a murder to be worse if the killer once condemned murder.
I should mention that it's not clear that Bennett is a hypocrite on gambling. After all, The Book of Virtues is a treasury of "great moral stories." Bennett never wrote a book or launched a crusade against gambling in America. His group, Empower America, has no position on gambling, according to spokesman Jeff Kwitowski. In 1996, Bennett told Time Magazine, "I'm against state expansion of gambling, state advertising encouraging people to gamble and gambling as a way to make a living. But adults on their own time ..."
So, with an absence of any clear contradiction in Bennett's public and private take on gambling per se, critics are reduced to arguing that since Bennett styles himself as a proponent of virtue, he must meet the standards of all virtues, even those he has not espoused. That is, Bennett has to meet standards that people who don't like virtue-crats set for virtue-crats.
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Big-spending English Premier League champions Manchester City has made the first bid to sign Brazilian sensation Neymar.
City's top two executives Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain are said to have held initial talks with Neymar's family and his representatives in a box at Wembley on the night of England's friendly against Brazil on February 6, the Daily Mail reports.
Chief executive Soriano and director of football Begiristain were guests of the FA in the VIP Wembley suite for the 150th anniversary match, the paper reported.
However, the pair went to the trouble of visiting the IMG hospitality box, located on the other side of the stadium, in order to make contact with the Neymar camp, and was spotted during their half-circuit of the corporate areas, the paper said.
Sports management giants IMG are understood to have been entertaining Neymar's father Neymar da Silva and the 55 million-rated player's marketing team from IMX Talent.
The company is a joint venture with IMG to exploit sports business opportunities in Brazil.
They took control of Neymar's off-field image rights and career guidance last July. The Brazilian striker is under contract at Brazilian side Santos until the 2014 World Cup, which takes place in Brazil.
The 21-year-old striker is expected to make his inevitable big-money move to Europe that summer, after a tournament, which could dramatically increase his value, the paper added. (ANI)
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The winter rut is winding down, and the bucks have taken a beating battling for does and dominance.
This buck has a missing left brow tine.
Bucks normally have two matching protrusions of antlers that rise several inches in the middle of their racks almost over their eye brows, hence the term brow tines. In addition to the missing portion of antler, this buck also has a noticeable limp as he pursue a doe.
She disappears into the thick brush, but he is a determined suitor and flushes her out as the annual dance of doe and buck plays out. Suddenly, a rival appears, and he too has the distinction of a missing left brow tine. Soon all three disappear into the woods. Moments later a third buck emerges, and you guessed it, he too has lost his left brow tine.
Brow tines are often the first part of the antlers to break off when bucks fight, but I TMm not sure why it TMs always the left one in these parts.
He soon picks up the trail and vanishes. Later in the afternoon, a big ten point arrives and begins aggressively rubbing his antlers on a mesquite sapling, but wait a second; he too has a missing left brow tine, so I guess that technically makes him a nine point. This is his territory, and he is marking it well, and judging from all the broken brow tines he is quite willing to defend it.


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FORT JACKSON, SCC -- Capt. Marla Washington, with Moncrief Army Community Hospital, sat in the grass surrounding Hilton Field as her 1-year-old daughter, Nyla, and friends ate snow cones. The foursome were taking a break from the games and activities in which they participated at Saturday's Family Fun Fair.
The fair was hosted by Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation as part of its activities aimed at celebrating April as the Month of the Military Child.
Washington said she and her small group came out to support the event and have a little fun.
"It's great," she said. "It creates ... support for the families so that they know Fort Jackson cares about them by providing activities that are cost free," she said.
What is normally used as parking during Basic Combat Training graduations had been transformed into a carnival with fair rides, an "animal" house, oversized bounce house, giant inflatable slide and a rock-climbing wall.
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I was trying to wait until the end of October to put up holiday makeup collections, but when I saw the beyond beautiful collection from the NARS Cosmetics Holiday 2011 line I knew I was a goner. This collection reminds me of old Hollywood movies where the mystery of the celebrity was still going strong. When we didn't care where they bought groceries because we only liked seeing them on the red carpet. I'm still like that. But, I digress. The collection will be available online October 15 and I really think the Joyous Red Lipstick will be mine. The name alone makes me happy.
- Arabian Nights Trio Eyeshadow – Black with gunmetal shimmer, black with purple pearls, and black with red pearls (Limited Edition)
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