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Hi ladies - I have PIH but am managing it okay with bedrest (no meds yet, 33w5d). I've been having bad headaches this week, and tonight I've had a lot of light sensitivity. My vision also seems a little blurry at night, but I wonder if that's just normal preggo stuff. When I check my BP, it's elevated for me (usually have low BP) but not exteremely high -- sometimes right over 140/90, sometimes below. No pre-e as of a week ago.
Have any of you had the headache/light issues without skyrocketing BP's? I have an appointment tomorrow and will talk to my doctor about it then, just wanted to get others' experiences.


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Now, ufology has plenty of problems - there's no real 'group authority', and plenty of hucksters and deluded people. I'm not criticising them here, because basically they're hucksters and deluded people...whom most people can see right through. Skeptics on the other hand, take on a heavy burden in giving themselves that name - it means they're imposing themselves as guardians or gatekeepers to science and the collective body of human knowledge. As such, when they fail to uphold fairness, and fail to understand something when criticising it, they deserve every bit of blowback that they get.
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My twin boys were born at 29 weeks 6 days, and right now they are 17 weeks actual (4 months), 7 weeks adjusted. They have been using pacifiers since day 2 of life, just sucking away contently.
Over the past week or so, I have noticed them chewing (and licking and swallowing motions). On pacifiers, their bottles, their hands, their blanket- anything they can get their hands on. At first I thought they were just still hungry, but they will do this with a full bottle of BM or formula. They'll act like they want the pacifiers, only to start chewing on them and have them fall out of their mouth ten seconds later.
I'm really confused about the chewing. It seems like the beginning stages of teething, but they are so young. I am hesitant to introduce cereal because I know it's still super early. But chewing and trying to swallow? I don't really understand what is going on with them at the moment.
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Orwell and the Internet
Mike Bara
We see this pedantic approach
recurring in all areas of academic endeavor, from the traditional Egyptologists response
to the work of John Anthony West, Robert Schoch and Graham Hancock, to the a-priori
rejection of tests proposed by Dr. Peter Duesberg regarding the HIV virus. Even in the
careful, considered alteration of data by the Physics staff at M.I.T. from their Cold
Fusion experiments. [1]
It is conceivable to envision a scenario where this may be good thing. Honorable and
educated scientists setting the rules for the good of the process and in pursuit of the
ultimate truths that surround us. But in reality, planetary scientists are no more
honorable, no less beholden to political or monetary agendas, and no less attached to pet
theories and bad science than the great unwashed masses they seek to "enlighten"
with their proclamations.
Dr.Eugene Mallove
The fierce competition for pieces of an ever shrinking pie of research
grants can and has lead to the promotion of an established theory over a newer and
possibly more valid one. Given that the grants doled out by NASA and other agencies are
the basis for mortgage payments and shoes for the kids, it is not surprising that
scientists have been willing to claim credit for the prior work of others in an effort to
gain favor with the elite holding the purse strings.
What we have always had as a hedge against such an usurpation
of the history is an established process of discovery - the record in
the Scientific Journals. The axioms "publish or perish" and
"he who publishes first gets the credit" have ensured a paper
trail of invention over the centuries, providing a foundation upon which
the search for truth can be buttressed. While there is nothing in the
Scientific Method requiring publication in such
journals, it has always been accepted that this is the only logical way
to resolve issues of precedence and therefore credibility. [2]
The counterpoint to this perspective - and the danger -
is that this "peer review" process can become a closed society,
as segregated as the suburban country clubs of the deep South, pressing
it's members to conform to the current orthodoxy rather than pursuing
independent and creative science. After all, if "Hot Fusion"
is the current cash cow for the Physics department at M.I.T., it isn't
likely that cheap power through "Cold Fusion" is going to get
a fair hearing, especially when the idea is broached by a couple of chemists
from outside the Physics "Club". In fact, as Physicist Max Planck
once noted, the only way a new idea takes hold in science is when the
advocates of the old idea die off.
Recently, however, there has been a new medium exerting
a great influence over this process. The Internet is a major threat to
the Guilded cloister of the "peer reviewed journals" by providing
an outlet for ideas rejected - not on their merits - but perhaps
because of the jeopardy in which they place established careers and well
funded laboratories.
Without the net, the ideas of many innovative scientists like Dr. Tom Van
Flandern (above) would simply not be heard. The crushing pressure exerted by this
"current orthodoxy" [3] regarding cometary origins has
pushed him out of the so-called "mainstream," despite a Ph.d from Yale and a
distinguished 3-decade-long career. The Internet has given him an opportunity that
flatly did not exist 5 years ago, the chance to go over the heads of the closed Science
community and take his ideas directly to the world.
From Michael Malin's placement of deliberately distorted images of
the Face on Mars on his web site in a vain attempt to debunk it, to the spurious rewriting
of the history of the Cydonia investigation, truth is under assault. [4]
While Malin's forgery is easily exposed and swiftly discredited, it reinforces the
inherent prejudices so blatantly expressed by Dr. Sagan above.
The planetary science community clearly does not welcome new concepts readily.
One gets the sense in fact, that Sagan had appointed himself to the post of Discoverer of
Life Elsewhere. It would be bad enough to cede that territory to another member of the
club, but clearly, no one from outside would be allowed to step in and take such a
glorious mantle from the Astrophysics professionals.
Perhaps this was the motivation for his masterpiece of disinformation published in
Parade magazine in 1985, in which he turned his back on friends and broke many promises. [5]
Grossly distorted version of 70A13 posted by Malin. Arrow does not
point to objects identified as possible "Teeth" by researchers.
It would be easy - even desirable - to write these events
off to simple resentments or general ignorance. The truth however, is
that both men were well educated and briefed on this subject, and have
instead chosen to engage in carefully planned campaigns to obfuscate the
facts and deflect the attentions of the general public from the enlightening
possibilities represented by the Martian Monuments.
Malin, in fact, has gone far beyond that. While professing
to be just a "Regular guy" and generally disinterested in "far
out" subjects like the Face, he has at the same time orchestrated
an elegant orbital dance involving the celestial icons of ancient Egypt.
Even NASA's own mission planners, masters of "Celestial
Mechanics" have admitted these cannot be coincidental occurrences. [7]
This bizarre tradition is an ominous thread running through almost the
entire history of NASA, and speaks of hidden agendas and a less than honest telling of the
real objectives of a space program we have paid for. That Malin pretends on one hand to be
a straightforward man of science, but in his private offices practices occult rites of
unknown origin and intent, is a fierce indictment of his motives vis-a-vis the
"History, Sir, will tell lies as usual"
- George Bernard Shaw, The Devil's Disciple
But as Shaw says, history tells lies, and
the history of Von Braun and the "American" space program is altogether
different than has been represented over the decades.
Werner Von Braun (second from right) and pals tour
the Nazi rocket facility at Peenemünde. Between 7,000 and 20,000 slave laborers were
worked to death at various German rocket facilities during the war.
If this alone does not chill you, consider the following: Von Braun was
far more than just a "German rocket scientist" or a mere "Nazi".
Documents obtained by TEM researchers show he was nothing less than a Major in Hitler's
"SS", the fearsome and fanatically loyal arm of the Nazi war machine entrusted
to carry out the most inhuman acts of the regime.[8] That such a man
could spend his later years standing next to presidents at medal presentations and giving
speeches on the wonders of space exploration, rather than rotting in prison where he
belonged, is a testament to the political realities of the cold war.
All of which goes to show that for the right price, NASA and other
agencies are willing to bow to political agendas and sweep truth under the nearest rug.
"I'm part of an organization that predicts the
future. And we have found that the best way to predict the future, is to invent it."
- The Well Manicured Man from "The X-Files".
We are living in a time now were such rewriting of history is
remarkably easy. If you desire to "invent" a future, one of
the most effective ways to do so is to tell lies about the past.
It seems that someone out there doesn't want you to listen
to Richard Hoagland. To discourage you from doing so, there is an apparently
well orchestrated Orwellian revision of the past taking place.
SPSR, a Stanley McDaniel led group of self-proclaimed "serious"
Cydonia researchers, has recently presented a new publication called "The
Case for the Face". In it, a series of papers is presented building
on Hoagland's work. While Hoagland is occasionally referenced, he is not
addressed directly in any meaningful manner and was not invited to present
a paper for the book. How a "Case for the Face" can be made
without Mr. Hoagland is a challenge to the imagination. Maybe Hoagland's
recent work makes them uncomfortable. Maybe they don't want to admit to
themselves that NASA has manipulated various manned and unmanned missions
in the manner accomplished by Malin. Maybe they want to think that NASA
is an open, honest, civilian science agency and Hoagland is a constant
reminder that it is not. [9]
Besides the snub from former colleges, most of whom would
not even be involved in Cydonia research were it not for Hoagland, there
is another assault against the truth popping up on the internet.
Recent exchanges on internet "UFO" forums have
led to this startling proclamation from various posters - Richard Hoagland
not only did not discover the "City" at Cydonia, he did not
do any computations or papers on the subject. [10]
The truth of course, is somewhat different. Not only did
Hoagland "discover" the City and Fortress, he named
them as well. [11]
In addition, most of the original work regarding the alignments of the
various Cydonia Anomalies and the strategic placement of Horace Crater's "tetrahedral
mounds" was done by Hoagland. Later, he and Erol Torun collaborated on "The
Message of Cydonia" a huge document laying the foundations for the "Relationship
Model" now currently used in AOC hypothesis. [12]
This paper also contained a startling prediction based on the
"Hyperdimensional Physics" derived from this ground breaking work -- that
Neptune's magnetic field polarity would be anchored at the southern pole, and that various
"disturbances", on Neptune and elsewhere, would be centered at or very near the
"tetrahedral latitude" -- of 19.5 º.
How such well established facts can be so overtly misused is a
testament to the obfuscatory power the Internet provides to latecomers who haven't done
their homework. Perhaps it should be expected and even forgiven that such amateurs could
abuse the truth in this way. It is from the supposedly scholarly community of planetary
sciences and mathematicians that we should expect more.
What we expect, and what we get, are sadly two different things.
Scientific credibility and credentials are what is at issue here. Redefine
the history of a man's work, and you can control the impact he can make on a future you
wish to create.
Besides his substantial work on the Cydonia Anomalies, Richard Hoagland is
best known for one other major piece of research.
In this lengthy document first
published back in 1980, Hoagland laid out in "excruciating" detail his ideas
about the probable origin of Euorpa's dark "cracks".
Building from earlier work [13] Hoagland wove together an elegant
pattern of fact and informed speculation to propose the mechanism by which Europa's
"global" ocean (then just a much discounted idea among planetary scientists)
could have harbored and nurtured life from the very dawn of the Solar System.
Recent data from the Galileo probe has now confirmed much of what Hoagland first
proposed nearly 19 years ago.
There's only one problem.
He's not getting credit for it.
Dr. Steven Squyres
The "Point Man" for these efforts
is none other than the person most singularly to benefit from the successful execution of
the plan.
A certain Dr. Steven Squyres.
George Orwell
In 1988 Squyres had faced off against Hoagland in a nationally televised
debate on the Cydonia anomalies and by all accounts was absolutely plastered even before
being forced to admit he had never actually looked at any images of the region. [14]
When his latest bluff was called by Hoagland in an Enterprise Mission
press release, Squyres responded via e-mail to an irate citizen with feeble excuses
and Orwellian doublespeak. [15]
Initially, Squyres was righteously indignant at being called a
"plagiarist" by the writer of the e-mail. He answered by claiming that his
invited presentation concerned only the geophysics of tidal stresses on Europa and how
they might affect the possibility of a speculated planetary ocean. He emphasized that the
subject of possible life there was not in his presentation, and was mentioned only in
passing in a few interviews which he somewhat reluctantly participated in. He went on to
accuse the press of sensationalizing accounts of his statements, and Hoagland of making
charges without actually having viewed the presentations or interviews (somewhat ironic!).
Squyres then trips over his own lie in the last paragraph of his e-mail.
" ... people should not make or accept claims of plagiarism that are based on a news
report about what was said during an invited review talk at a
conference." [emphasis mine - M.B.]
While claiming simultaneously that his controversial statements concerning
life on Europa were made during later interviews, he admits that in fact they were during
his actual presentation. His account is also plainly at odds with news reports which imply
that the subject of life was part of his actual presentation.
These same news accounts indicate he talked at length about the possible life-generating
processes at work under the icy Europan crust, and certainly credit them as
"his" speculations, rather than Hoagland's. (Which they truly are).
But, loyal hatchet man that he is, Squyres evidently could not resist the
temptation to proceed with a even more outlandish series of statements. Were they not so
insidious in their undermining of the scientific method and established forms of conduct,
they would be laughable in their absurdity.
He claimed that the "credit" for this momentous discovery did
not belong to Hoagland, himself, or any other individual, but rather, to the
Voyager spacecraft and project itself.
While I will be glad to agree with Mr. Squyres that the credit does not
belong to him, his line of reasoning is so at odds with
conventional logic, so inverted in its perspective vis-a-vis the proper conduct of
science, that it begs the question of his mental competence.
Unless of course, he's operating on an agenda of deliberate obfuscation.
The "discoverer" of Pluto. And Clyde Tombaugh.
Taking Squyres statement to its logical extent, one Clyde Tombaugh should
not be given credit for the discovery of Pluto. It should go to his telescope.
Using a more common analogy, imagine after a fine meal at your favorite
restaurant thanking the oven, rather the chef for your experience. Or maybe heaping
effusive praise on your fork.
The truth is, just as it was the chef's fine melding of ingredients,
expertise in recipes, and choice of foods that enabled your dinner to be delightful, it is
people, not instruments, that make scientific discoveries.
Because discoveries are always credited to the researchers.
Assuming Squyres knows this, what possible motivation could he have for
making such a ridiculous statement? A clue might be revealed later in the same paragraph
were he states that "within minutes" of receiving the first Europa images from
Voyager there were speculations among the scientists present concerning a possible ocean
and its suitability for life. He emphasizes that Hoagland "overheard" these
conversations and it took "no great intellectual leap" on Hoagland's part to
"embellish" these ideas in what he derisively characterizes as the "popular
This false and ugly allegation conjures up visions of Hoagland lurking
about the Men's room at JPL, listening in on the big boys at the urinal and then rushing
out to get an article done before anyone else can, effectively "stealing" the
credit from more "deserving" scientists (who of course are "in the
Except that's not the way it happened. You see, Hoagland had a witness [16] in the person of one Terrence Dickinson, then editor of Star and Sky
magazine. Dickinson recently revealed what really happened at JPL that day ...
So not only did Hoagland write it down first, which is all that is
necessary for preeminence in science, he flatly also thought of it first. In fact, the
next paper on the subject does not appear in journals until 1983, some four
years later. This paper was written, among others, by a certain Dr. Steven
This is what prosecutors like to call a "motive". If Hoagland
can be removed from the record, then Squyres can be "first" on life and Europa.
Now you might be tempted to think that a "popular press" article
cannot compare to a "Peer-reviewed Journal" article for depth and accuracy. This
is not the case with Squyres et-al's 1983 paper "On the Habitability of Europa".[17] It is nothing more than a rehash of Hoagland's 1980 document,
and even uses similar language in its descriptions of the processes at work on the Jovian
satellite. Most significantly, it cites Hoagland's prior work among its
references, proving that Hoagland has preeminence.
So all that has to be done to end this farcical debate is track down
Hoagland's reference and post it on the web, right?
Easier said than done.
You see, what I found is that if you use just the resources on the web to
try to find these documents and "call off the hounds", there is no way to
confirm that Richard Hoagland ever wrote "The Europa Enigma" in 1980.
In an effort to track down Squyres et-al's paper for this report,
I searched the online Astrophysics
Data System provided by NASA. Richard C. Hoagland is referenced in
it, for "Monuments", but not for the earlier work on Europa.
Searching under Squyres name, I did find the abstract for "On the
Habitability of Europa". Or at least, something that resembled
the Abstract. The online version is curiously different, paraphrasing
rather than reproducing the actual text. Hoping to find a notation on
Hoagland's work, I searched the reference and citation links only to find
that only four of the papers 27 references were
included in the online version, and Hoagland's was not among them.
At this point, I was reduced to the drudgery of visiting my local
university library to go through the citations index for 1980-1984. From there I was
finally able to track down the hard copy issue of Icarus with Squyres paper and hence
Hoagland's citation in it.
Now consider this: we are not discussing some trivial, hypothetical
academic concept here. The issue of life on Europa is potentially one of the most (if not the
most) significant discoveries in human history. Is it beyond reasonable to suggest that
maybe these abstracts and citations should be at least posted in the A.D.S. in
their entirety?
The point is kids, that unless you are willing to do the same thing I did
in your local University library, there is no way to find a reference to Hoagland for this
work. Not only that, but the Internet databases are subject to and already have proven to
be altered.
As has been shown, it is not enough to blindly trust that agencies like
NASA will be truthful and fair in their representations of the facts. Freedom and truth
require constant vigilance and sometimes hard work. I find it sad that posting scanned
copies of a scientific paper from nearly two decades ago is the only way to ensure that
the truth is told.
But, in the person of one Dr.Ralph Greenberg, Squyres has found an ally
and fellow activist in his "cause".
Greenberg, a University of Washington mathematician, has conducted a single-minded
campaign against Hoagland for sometime now. He has alleged the same tiresome nonsense as
Squyres regarding Europa, but has added a new claim regarding the geometric relationships
at Cydonia.
implication is that a random number generating program has duplicated the Cydonia
relationships. (I cannot be certain of this since Greenberg has not posted or published
his findings either on the Internet or elsewhere).
At the same time, he seeks to exclude the "Cydonian Mounds", the twelve
"Great Pyramid" sized objects near the city that repeat the same extraordinary
"tetrahedral geometry" seen on the larger scale monuments.
The problem with his arguments - if one can generously call them that - is that he
seeks to ignore the qualitative geological analysis of Cydonia, and at the same time
ignore data he notes "... might possibly provide interesting evidence." The idea
that this method somehow proves that the Relationship Model is "fallacious" -
is, well, fallacious.
The absurdity of his position does not seem to bother Greenberg. He wants to
"debate" a scientific thesis without presenting a formal counter argument, by
excluding the key data which would render his faxed assertions meaningless, and then wants
to have a national radio audience to make his unsupportable claims and spread lies about
Hoagland's credentials.
- Adolf
Perhaps Mr. Greenberg was hoping that Hoagland would check his brain at the door and
give him a forum for his poison.
Or maybe he had another line from Hitler in mind - "The victor will never be asked
if he told the truth".
Make no mistake, there is a war at hand. As Graham Hancock so eloquently put in
recently, "for the soul of the human race".
That such a profound question
as "are we alone?" is being reduced to character attacks and scientific
demagoguery is a massive indictment of the weakness of the "club's" case.
If Hoagland is wrong, then let him be proved wrong, with a fair test and by the same
rules extended to those in the "club".
"Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive
... which only goes to show, we need more practice."
This web is a wondrous and dangerous tool. We must hold those using it to
the same standards of integrity that we expect of the practice of science. So far, it has
not achieved this wonderful potential. In the hands of the likes of Squyres and Greenberg,
it never will. Let's not let the history of this investigation get any more Orwellian than
it already has.
And shame on both of you.
Copyright © 1998 MICHAEL BARA AND THE ENTERPRISE MISSION
Subject: Re: No SPSR Oral Presentation at AGU Meeting
Date: Fri, 12 Jun 1998 08:10:46 -0500
References: 1 , 2 , 3
" Let's get this straight. Hoagland did NOT discover the
anamolies at Cydonia. He did NOT do the computations, the scientific
peer received papers throughout the years."


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Combat pay -- Those who serve in a combat zone as an enlisted person or as a warrant officer for any part of a month receive all military pay tax free that month. For officers, the monthly exclusion is capped at the highest enlisted pay, plus any hostile fire or imminent danger pay received.
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Uniform cost and upkeep -- If military regulations prohibit you from wearing certain uniforms when off duty, you can deduct the cost and upkeep of those uniforms, but you must reduce your expenses by any allowance or reimbursement you receive.
Joint returns -- Generally, both spouses must sign joint returns. However, when one spouse may not be available due to military duty, a power of attorney may be used to file a joint return.
Travel to Reserve duty -- Members of the Reserves can deduct unreimbursed travel expenses for traveling more than 100 miles from home to perform Reserve duties.
Reserve Officer Training Corps students -- Subsistence allowances paid to ROTC students participating in advanced training are not taxable. However, active-duty pay - such as pay received during summer advanced camp - is taxable.
Transitioning back to civilian life - Some costs incurred while looking for a new job may be deductable, including travel, resume preparation fees and outplacement agency fees. Moving expenses may be deductible.
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My sewing projects of Late………
One of my students, Elena, commented that I've been very prolific this year, more than she has ever seen me to be. I'm not sure why that is. Maybe, because I am not being hindered by RA (rheumatoid arthritis) which is now under control. Or, it could be that I love my new sewing school space and I am inspired to sew to decorate it, as well as make samples to inspire you, as students, or potential students who like to peek in the windows…..
Whatever the cause of my large sewing output, I have been excited to produce many a project this year. It started with quilts. One lead to another, like pieces of chocolate, or the oft mentioned Lays potato chips…….I made a quilt for my daughter, inspired by a fabric one of my students brought to class. Then, since I wasn't crippled by RA, I could then quilt it myself at Laurena's Longarm studio in Burlington, MA. I then made a quilt for each of my nieces, then another for my daughter. Then, I thought I do one for myself. I finally finished a quilt I started at least 8 years ago, and hung it in the new sewing school bathroom. It matched the decor so well. Then, another student, Sherry L, brought in some blocks she was working on that involved folding the fabric like you would paper for Origami. I had her show me how to do it, and by the end of the day, I had 25 blocks folded. I made a wall hanging quilt and had it done within a week. I finally stalled out on my 8th quilt of the year, when I g0t stuck on finding the right fabric for the border…….It's still on my design wall. I thought I'd take a break from it.
More recently, I was dabbling in clothing, for myself, my daughter, and my sister. One of the most recent items I sewed is the skirt made from sneaker themed fabric (made by Timeless Treasures, C5522 Brite.) Again, the fabric caught my eye, when Avery, a teenage student, brought it in to make pajama bottoms. I purchased what was left on the bolt, thinking I would do the same. My daughter loves her high top Converse sneakers. When I showed her the fabric, she said that she wanted a skirt that she could wear with her high tops. Then, she told me exactly how it should look. And, it should have randomly placed zippers on it. So, having been given this task, I designed a skirt to those specifications. I like to use a pattern that is close, has the right sizing and then alter it from there. I often get donations of sewing fabric and materials. So, I reached into a box of donated zippers and brought them out to see if any would work in this project. I had eyelets, like what you find in sneakers or sometimes in belts. They were years old and I wasn't sure that I could find them. But, miracles of miracles, I did find them. And, the pliers to set them into the fabric.
I decided to put in to parts in the back of the skirt that have shoe lacing. I used white eyelets, since most of the sneakers on the fabric have white eyelets. I used white shoelaces as well. It was really fun to play around with these things. So far, all the girls in my classes love this skirt. My daughter does, too. I had to bring the waist in, it was too big, but other than that, it's well liked, and will be worn.
I've never been one to make bags much or purses or totes. But, since I came across the Weekender Totes over a year ago, I have been hooked. With the use of fusible fleece and peltex and other fabric stiffeners and stabilizers, we can make some pretty amazing bags out of quilting fabric. And, Very Bradly being such the rage, these bags are really in! I think the photos pretty much show off why it has been so fun for me to make these. And, it's a new kind of challenge, working in ways that I haven't much in the past. Plus, as I say in one of the photo captions, it's an opportunity to play with mixing colors and prints on a smaller, quicker scale than making a quilt!
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The magnitude 4.7 quake struck deep beneath a mountain range shortly before 10 a.m. local time about 22 miles south of the resort community of Palm Springs.
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Dozens of people have begged and pleaded with lawyers from Dickstein Shapiro for an interview with their infamous client, Bernard Madoff (pictured).
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Cotchett, who is suing Madoff family members and associates on behalf of two victims of the massive fraud, told the Law Blog he interviewed Madoff on Tuesday for more than four hours at the visitors' center of Madoff's medium-security prison in Butner, N.C., where he has been since July 14. Madoff, dressed in khaki-colored prison garb, "answered every single question and shed a lot of extraordinary details on exactly how he was able to get away with the scam," Cotchett said. The two shook hands and Cotchett called Madoff "an absolute gentleman."
Madoff told Cotchett that he's "fortunate to be in Butner." (Details on the facility are at the bottom of this story.) He said he's trying to stay physically fit by walking on the prison's outdoor track in the evenings because it was so hot during the day, and that he's reading a lot. In addition, "he was clearly remorseful . . . . He verbally expressed it on several occasions and you could tell by his demeanor. He said he was very sorry that this didn't come to end right away, the fraud."
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Cotchett says he will amend the two complaints (here and here) he's filed in New York state court based on new information provided by Madoff, which he won't discuss until the filing occurs.
Cotchett had to catch a plane back to California before the Law Blog was through with him, but he told ABC News that Madoff said there "were several times that I met with the SEC and thought 'they got me.'"
"He obviously wanted to speak with us because in his opinion, certain members of his family knew nothing about it, had no involvement of it," Cotchett told ABC. "He cares about Ruth."
Madoff's lawyer, Wolfe, told the Law Blog that the interview was another way his client was trying to help victims recover from the fraud. He declined to say whether he would grant further interviews or which lawyers had put in requests for an interview. Needless to say, the Law Blog made its first interview request on Dec. 11, 2008.


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She has applied for a loan from Kiva partner Asasah to improve her husband's electrician business. With the loan, he will purchase electrical repair tools to offer better quality services to his clients. He has been operating this business for the past 15 years and Syed is very hopeful that her husband's business will be expanded further after buying necessary tools with the loan. She is a new loan applicant of Asasah and hopes that it will be a profitable experience for her.
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Fernandez sets gallbladder surgery record for AlabamaPublished 5:26pm Tuesday, April 9, 2013
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HUNTSVILLE — On April 8, Dr. Dennis Fernandez performed his 100th robotic cholecystectomy using the Crestwood Medical Center da Vinci Si robot.
Fernandez is the first surgeon in Alabama to reach this milestone.
Cholecystectomy removes the gallbladder and gallstones through several small incisions in the abdomen. It is one of the most frequently performed surgery's in the nation. After the surgery and the gallbladder is removed, the body can no longer store bile between meals. In most people, this has little or no effect on digestion.
According to a Crestwood release, "Fernandez performs the most precise single-incision gallbladder surgery available today by doing minimally invasive cholecystectomies through a single small incision instead of multiple incisions as is done with the more traditional laparoscopic cholecystectomy."
Fernandez said that when he operates using the sophisticated da Vinci Si robot, it cuts down on the number of incisions and it is just like performing the surgery as if it were a normal cholecystectomy.
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Pam Hudson, CEO of Crestwood Hospital congratulated Fernandez.
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By the Middle Ages Roubaix had a reputation for specialist craftsmen in the combing and teasing of wool. Following the textile crisis its business activities moved towards all forms of communication. This town, having turned towards the future, does not lack boldness.
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La Piscine - Musée d'Art et d'Industrie
23 route de l'Espérance F - 59100 Roubaix
Once the "temple of hygiene", these splendid art deco public baths (1927-1932) built by Albert Baert are now the home of the town's artistic and industrial heritage. The bathers of yesteryear have now been replaced with 19C and 20C sculptur..
Roubaix Town Hall
r. du Mar.-Foch F - 59100 Roubaix
Inaugurated in 1911, it was designed by Victor Laloux, architect of the Orsay railway station in Paris. The façade is adorned with a frieze illustrating Roubaix industry.
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Grand'Place F - 59100 Roubaix
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How Time Travel Works According to Rian Johnson
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Rian Johnson's Looper is fresh from being showered with praise in Toronto and Chicago (see our praise here), so it's fortunate that Johnson possesses the technology to go back and live through the adoration all over again. Of course, that's the toughest technical part of writing a movie about time travel....
Reject Recap: Toronto Film Fest Begins, Fantastic Fest Teases and Other Goodies From the Past Week
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Welcome to the weekend. I am the new FSR editor specifically covering Saturday and Sunday, and I'm kicking off, as I will each Saturday morning, with a recap of the site's coverage from the previous seven days. I'll start by getting the formality over with in linking to my own...
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news column that stays up late, making it a prime candidate for movies at midnight. Our evening begins with a shot from the upcoming season four premiere of Community (Oct. 19) that will include a parody of, you guessed it, The Hunger Games....
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With his third feature film Looper, writer/director Rian Johnson marks the official return of the smart science-fiction film that works to stimulate audiences while making them think. Such a double-layer genre of "style equals substance" sci-fi has been elusive but more than often successful in Hollywood as studios took a...
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Finally the summer movie season is over. It was decent, never truly great or terrible. The main films that left any lasting impression were the little guys, besides The Avengers and maybe one or two other exceptions. Now that we're out of summer, it's fitting this month seems to be a hybrid...
Movie News After Dark: Sequels, Scarlett's Pink Panties, Marvel's Future and Flight of the Conchords Cure Kids
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news column that welcomes your feedback. Or your blind allegiance. Whichever you prefer, dear reader. We begin this evening with a new shot from season five of Fringe, a show I'll dearly miss once it makes its exit after this upcoming...
Movie News After Dark: Behind the Hollywood Sign, Remembering Worf and How The Dark Knight Rises Should Have Ended
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's the nightly movie news column that cares… We begin this evening with an image from "Behind the Hollywood Sign," a photo project from photographer Ted VanCleave that takes you up close and personal with Hollywood's mountain-top moniker. It's a gorgeous set of photos...
'Looper,' 'Holy Motors' and 'Sinister' Top the Twisted Second Wave of Fantastic Fest Films
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The second wave of Fantastic Fest films is incredibly irritating. Why? Because alongside the first wave of titles, it represents the best line up in the festival's history, and I won't be there for the first time in years. Have no fear, because we'll have plenty of Rejects on the...
Movie News After Dark: Avengers Titles, Looper Posters, Guillermo del Toro and Major Tom
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What is Movie News After Dark? Like the Curiosity Mars rover, it's out there breaking new ground. Taking panoramic pictures of the red planet and whatnot. Also, collecting links to interesting stories about movies. We begin with a shot from the titles of The Avengers, taken from the expose that Art...
Movie News After Dark: Looper, No More Indiana Jones and Walking and Talking About Walking and Talking
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- July 26, 2012
What is Movie News After Dark? It's the next big thing, the opening night every night, the closing ceremony before the event even starts. It's also a contender in the 100-meter dash. We begin this evening with a great new image from Rian Johnson's Looper featuring Joseph Gordon-Levitt in his next breakout...
Rorschach's Comic-Con Journal: Facing Monsters On Day 2
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- July 15, 2012
Rorschach's Journal: July 13th, 2012 I don't sleep, not by current definitions. I lie still, lie silent, but my eyes do not close. Vigilance is the price of order. Sleep is a breeding ground for vulnerability. I tend to be grumpy in the morning. Suiting up for my second day...
What to Expect From Our Coverage of Comic-Con 2012
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- July 11, 2012
Check out a preview of what the Rejects will be up to this year at the San Diego Comic-Con, beginning with SDCC virgin Brian Salisbury… Having never been to Comic-Con, in fact having never before set foot in the state of California, I can't help but feel a tinge of...
Explore the Score of 'Looper' With Composer Nathan Johnson
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- July 10, 2012
Rian Johnson is perhaps as lucky as they come in the game of modern filmmaking. He gets to live in public, with a strong presence on Twitter and Tumblr, connecting with fans via social media. But he's also been able to make his latest film, Looper, under the radar for...
From the looks of it Django Unchained, Pacific Rim and Anything Marvel Does Forever are topping the list of the most anticipated movies hitting Comic-Con 2012. The question is, with 400 million (number estimated) other movie panels showing up in San Diego, how will you possibly see everything? And how...
'Looper' International Trailer May Show Us the Best Action Film of the Year
- By Nathan Adams
- @templeofreviews
- June 27, 2012
The first look we got at Rian Johnson's upcoming time travel action yarn, Looper, did a solid job of setting up the story and teasing the action. A curiously lantern-jawed Joseph Gordon-Levitt is playing our hero (or, at least, the closest thing we get to one), a hitman for the...
Emily Blunt Set as Female Lead in Tom Cruise-Starring 'All You Need is Kill'; May Also Star in 'Thin Man' Remake
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- @katerbland
- April 16, 2012
Actress Emily Blunt has reportedly nabbed the female lead role in one of Tom Cruise's next projects, a sci-fi actioner not be confused with his Oblivion/Horizons that went through a long cycle of "short list" casting choices before settling on its two female leads. Fortunately, Doug Liman's All You Need...
'Looper' Trailer Showcases Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Transformation and Rian Johnson's Future
- By Jack Giroux
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- April 12, 2012
After having to deal with those teasers-for-the-teaser annoyance, we now have the actual teaser trailer for writer/director Rian Johnson's Looper, his futuristic sci-fi thriller featuring a Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt face-off, both playing the same character. Right off the bat you can see Gordon-Levitt is channeling Willis's well-known demeanor...
Trailer for the 'Looper' Trailer Features Rian Johnson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt Bragging on Action
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- April 9, 2012
When did this trailer for the trailer thing become the norm? Was I napping or something? We're now advertising for advertisements? Maybe that's what happens when you give iTunes the exclusive – they demand that you make another video. Already got the trailer you worked real hard on? Great. Now...
Poster for Rian Johnson's 'Looper': Right Side Up and Upside Down
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- April 6, 2012
In September, Bruce Willis will be hunting Joseph Gordon-Levitt (unless it's the other way around? Or the other, other way around?) for Rian Johnson's Looper. You know this because Tyler knows this. And because you've probably had your calendar marked for this one since a year and a half ago....
WonderCon 2012: Our First Square-Jawed Look at Rian Johnson's 'Looper'
- By Robert Fure
- @RobertFure
- March 19, 2012
Fans in attendance who braved the Ballroom Line were treated to the first footage anyone anywhere has seen of Rian Johnson's (Brick) newest film, Looper. Up 'til now, all we've really heard about the project is that it's a movie that somehow blends time-travel and assassins. How could it go wrong? While...


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No, Arcanine is not a Legendery. That term is just used in the PokéDex to describe it's strength and species - but that can just be thought as a matter of opinion. Anyway, it can't be because Legendaries cannot evolve.
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Arcanine's species is classified as "Legendary" in the Pokédex, although the word is probably used in an entirely different context than with the actual Legendary Pokémon. It is theorized, however, that Arcanine was one of the original three Legendary Pokémon, the other two being Zapdos and Articuno. It is thought the game designers decided to make all three legendary Pokémon birds and so they replaced Arcanine's status as the legendary fire Pokémon with Moltres.[citation needed] They did, however, give it the label of "Legendary Pokémon". Arcanine's sum of base stats are the highest below 580, which is the benchmark for Legendary Pokémon like Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres.
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Fort Walton Beach, FL--Over to the west now and a pair of football signees at Choctaw. Wedensday. Those first of those two, receiver John Keefe, number 6 in the video here. He's headed to Columbia in New York City, he was top 8 in his class, so he's very much ready to take on an Ivy League curriculum. He's also a pretty good receiver, good speed, good hands. The second signee at Choctaw. dee lineman James Broaddus, number 97 in the video here, who's bound for Florida A and M. James a 6 foot 4 inch 240 pounder. The school also saw two other athletes sign scholarship offers today, golfer Brandon Jowers, also with Columbia and Ricky Hoegg signing a soccer scholarship with Missouri State so congrats to them as well.
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Alliance are a serie of different mods. On the Star Wars GC, you can play the civil war Empire vs Rebel era + Black Sun and soon the Republic and CIS.
I am happy you use my imperial turrets on ships, it looks good!
Yes. I did not add any credit on screenshots because at the end there is not any rule telling it and I lose a lot of time writting them, specially when I show more of one unit.
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Hainan is the smallest and southernmost province of the People's Republic of China (PRC). The name "Hainan" also refers to Hainan Island, the main island of the province. Hainan is located in the South China Sea, separated from Guangdong's Leizhou Peninsula to the north by the shallow and narrow Qiongzhou Strait.
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Bellypunch in 2 against 1 catfight
Girls fighting is erotic to so many.
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Not fair, but very hot pic
Not fair
i like it