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DELTA THE LOSTRALIAN Lives a unique life. The man has travelled the world off the strength of making music with heart, integrity, and intelligence. On the other side of this existence, he is also known to demolish any MC that has challenged him to battle, and has what is undeniably one of the world's largest vinyl collections. His heavyweight musical collaborations are not business ventures, they are sessions of artistic expression which mark an un-forgetful moment in time between close friends. And here we find the latest slice of this legacy, his third album, PYRAMID SCHEMES.This LP has a musical backdrop which illustrates the diversity of musical history required to provide an album which travels a psychedelic path between jazz, rock, funk, soul, and of course hip hop. The majority of beat production is handled by DELTA, with the only guest producers being his long time partner in crime, UK Legend MARK B, and AMED of the all mighty DITC/WILDLIFE family out of the Bronx New York. To decide what track defines this album is almost impossible, as each track is so different, while still serving as an essential ingredient for the whole final composition.If you love hip hop music, and are one of the masses who has at some stage asked 'why doesn't hip hop sound the same as it did back then?' Then this album is for you. DELTA makes classic hip hop as it has always been done; sample-heavy and lyrical with no filler and no scams. As a writer he is known for delivering songs with a crucial element of sentimentality and cultural nostalgia, evoking emotion in his listeners and inviting them to lose themselves within his lyrical themes, and concepts. STILL KINGS is a sequel to DELTA'S oz hip hop anthem FOR THE KINGS, which was the title track on CULTURE OF KINGS 2 in 2002. The compilation was the first oz hip hop album to achieve Triple J's Album of the week, and for many, FOR THE KINGS is the first oz hip hop song they had ever heard.Another particularly phenomenal song on PYRAMID SCHEMES is 'A MAD MAN ROAMS TONIGHT' which samples an amazing forgotten single from 1971 by Australian Rock Legend, PETER TILBROOK of the legendary band THE MASTERS APPRENTICES. DELTA had heard about this famous vinyl rarity for years and a after decade's searching he found a copy, and called Peter to ask if he could sample the song, shortly after the two had met when DELTA had stumbled across a Garage Sale at Peter's home! Not only did Peter Agree, but offered to hit the Studio and record his original chorus to seal the deal.This album is no snack, it is a four-course meal. And it is gourmet.
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I just replaced the timing belt on my 81 1.6 diesel. When I checked to make sure all the marks were in line (after removing the old belt) the cam and IP were but the flywheel had no mark to be seen through the hole in the bellhousing.
I assumed that the crank had moved so I turned it till the only mark I can find on my flywheel ( which looks like a 0 with a line above it) was allined with the pointer on the bellhousing and put the belt on. I checked once more to make sure they were all lined up and they were. I then turned the engine over to check for binding and there was definitely binding between the pistons and valves.
So I took the cam out and held down a valve for the #1 cylinder until I could see the valve move up from the piston pushing on it and when it stopped moving up I stopped moving the crank. Looked at the flywheel and there is no mark. Is there any way my flywheel can be on wrong inturn making the TDC mark wrong?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have heard that there are pressure plates with the incorrect mark.
But I would suggest that you do the following.
Set the tranny at 0tdc, remove the valve cover.
The flat of the cam rear should be equal to the valve body, and that the number one valves are pointing up, use a steel plate (I used a steel ruler from a stanley tri-square, to lock the cam, set the ip to the marks.
Now I have had to turn the engine a bit, then the cam a bit then the engine a bit to get it to time. It is a pain but you have to do it to insure that you are in time. Once you lock everything down rotate the engine 2 or 3 times by hand to verify that no valve to piston grindage occur.
(you do have he big plastic plug removed from the tranny?)
What do Divorces, Great Coffee and Cars all have in common?
They all Start with good GROUNDS.
Replace all of them that you can, 99 percent of flakiness will disappear.
92, 93 Cabriolet.... 89, and 90 are Deceased.
My 81 Caddy was the same. I go to time it and after lining everything up on TDC, the flywheel had no mark to be seen through the hole. But I make no assumptions! The truck was running before - a bit rough, but running. So I'm not about to move the crank to a different position and risk damaging the valves. I just put a dab of white paint on the flywheel where hopefully it's at TDC.
Oh and yes, with the timing belt in place I rotated the flywheel 360 looking for marks and did find what looked like a timing mark, but it was about 180 out of sync Obviously it was not the timing mark. I decided not to F with it and just timed it. It's running fine!
Today I lined up everything up TDC again and looked on the flywheel. Just above where I put the dab of white paint, i could see the bottom half of the "0". I angled my flashlight and voila! I see the whole "0" and above it the notch on the flywheel.
So for other newbies to the Rabbit like myself, The "0" and the notch for TDC on the flywheel is up high and not easily visible through the transmission peep hole - especially if you have lost your peephole cover like mine.
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That yellow piece thats making it hard to see can be removed with plyer's.
Flywheel TDC:
Cylinder 1 Facing Up:
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amesghali please don't start down the road I am at now. This was the way my bunny was timed when I got it and it will run but give you nothing but trouble and there was mild contact when it was rotated. When I got my manual the picture you showed was the mark they want the crank at for pulling the engine. The actual TDC mark is further over to the firewall side as I think you stated i the latter post. Notice the difference between your pic and the one DjDazer posted you need to remove the plastic plug to see the alignment mark on the case.
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Also amesghali i bet you didnt set the timing right without removing the cap to the flywheel tdc. That mark on your pic isnt the 0 tdc mark

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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 29, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Fair, Warmer Tonight and Thursday BE SURETO VOLUME 52, NO. 216 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, British Court Will Force Girl's Return to Red Rule Taft Would Let Asians Protect Asia From Reds SPOKANE, Wash Rob- ert A. Taft of Ohio says the only pleaded not to be sent back to her j in Dusseldorf. j satisfactory solution to the Korean Communist-ruled homeland. The magistrates sentenced her War is a program calling for., the OXFORD, England (.4V-A Brit- ish court has turned a deaf ear "Consider your own children if they were sent to a place like iu UT.- ir, u j 1.1 Czechoslovakia." He said her to the sobbmg 19-year-old daughter escaped to West Ger. of a former Czech millionaire who many and now was living, penni- Tearful Hildegard Dorschner was hailed up yesterday for failing to renew her entry permit. Her Attor- ney, Gordon Franklin, pleaded: to a week in prison and recom- mended she be deported to Czecho- slovakia. She had escaped from there some time ago. TRUMAN CHARGES: Ike Backers Inviting Crash and Depression By ERNEST B. VACCARO ABOARD TRUMAN- TRAIN Truman sought to con- vince the Midwest today that if the "millionaires" he said were supporting Dwight D. Eisenhower had their way on policy the coun- protection of Asia by "We can't send American boys to the far-flung corners of the earth everytime someone wants to start a the GOP senator told an enthusiastic audience of about in the State Armory. Korea has been "Truman's war from the he said. "The only way to clean up con- ditions in the federal government is to elect Dwight Eisenhower pres- he said. I At an earlier appearance, he pre- dicted an Eisenhower victory "per- haps by quite a but added there is little a candidate can say to win support, he said, but "it try would end up "in a crash and a depression. I makes a tremendous difference And he argued that the hopes for continued prosperity for the j who ts farmer, laborer and small businessman depend on the election of' Adlai Stevenson and a Democratic Congress. Stevenson Bids For 32 Votes In Pennsylvania Charges Eisenhower Has 'Sordid Triumph Of Expediency' By DON WHITEHEAD ABOARD STEVENSON TRAIN E, Stevenson carried his fight for the presidency into Penn- sylvania today after accusing Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower of a "sordid triumph of expediency over prin- ciple." He loosed this charge during a "all political predictions are based i tumultuous rally last night at on quicksand." j Madison Square Garden in New At this point so close to York City, where he asserted his TODAY Adlai Men Confident But Afraid Because there are more people outside the millionaire class than there are in it, he contended, Ei- Taft accused the Democrats of bestowing prestige on Communism around the world. Presidents Hard- ing, Coolidge and Hoover each re Republican opponent had capitu- lated to those who champion a "dear, departed quiet past that is all so dead." With only six days to go before election, Stevenson made his big bid for Pennsylvania's 32 electoral _. votes. He moved from New York ulcic aie ,u lt, m to recognize Russia, he said (City toward Scranton Wittes- senhower isn't going to carry the I but Roosevelt came along and Barre AUentown, Bethlehem, Phil- tidelands oil states of made Communism "respectable." adelphia, where he was due to T.---------j T i "NOW the Russians boast that i make a major speech in Conven- they control one-third of the world, I tion Hall at 9 p.m. EST. he said. I at Rally He said he felt President Tru-! The Madison Square Garden ral: Texas and Louisiana. Outlines Theory Truman outlined his theory in detail last night in the friendly atmosphere of cheering'thousands at Hibbing, Minn., in the iron range. And he sought to develop it in speeches today in Iowa and Illinois en route to a major talk in Chicago tonight. His special train headed from Northern Minnesota into Iowa and Illinois. He speaks today at Water- loo, Cedar Rapids, West Liberty and Davenport, la., and Rock Is- land and Moline, 111., before going By JOSEPH ALSOP WITH GOV. STEVENSON'S CAMPAIGN are several days to go before the elec- tion. According to the most wide- ly held theory, great numbers of the voters will only make up their minds when finally alone with the, voting machine and the Almighty. into Chicago. All the same, it seems worth re- j His speech tonight before a din- cording the mood of Adlai E. Stev-jner meeting of the AFL Cook enson's high command before this County (Chicago) League for Pol- reporter abandons electoral barn-1 jycai Education will be telecast storming. The mood of these men who have directed Gov. Stevenson's cam- of them political semi- U. S. Byrnes Declares Believes General man has hurt Stevenson's chances I jammed the place to for the election although his rafters-was the climax to a ,4i-< .T in iirViInli Cf ttTTj-inC-rtrt C professionals at curiously mixed. They are confident, be- cause they quite honestly believe that there has been a big swing to Stevenson in recent weeks; and they are afraid, because they fear the swing may have started too late, Call in Old Pros One of the stranger features ol the situation is the weight now given in the Stevenson entourage to the verdicts of the old pros, who not formerly held in high re- gard, to say the least. Big Jim Farley, once the great enemy of all New Dealing Democrats, was the man chosen to make the ri- poste to Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, By the same token, the Chicago patriarch, Tom Nash, and old Dan O'Connell of Albany, N. Y., are much quoted around this traveling circus nowadays. Nash has made a forecast o! a solid Democratic victory in doubt- ful Illinois, Dan O'ConneU has pre- dicted that Albany County, which tie-stop appearances may have "stirred up" local party leaders. Dixie Crosby Near Death generally reflects the swings of up- state New York, will go for Stev- enson by larger majority than in any recent pres- idential contest. O'Connell's testimony negates income, much other evidence, that Gen, i Dwight D. Eisenhower has unpre- cedented strength among the up- state New Yorkers. As O'Connell is the last surviving city boss who runs his fief in the ancient pre- cinct-by-precinct style, what he says cannot be lightly brushed aside. It must be added that con- stant repetition of this sort of iso- lated hopeful forecast is always a bad sign around any political head- quarters. Yet it is also true that Stevenson himself, Wilson Wyatt, Democratic Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell and their co-workers seem genuinely to expect to win. Hope to Hold South Broadly speaking, they think the Democrats will hold the South with the probable exception of Virginia. They think the Democrats will also hold most of the border states, with Maryland the most dangerous for them. They are fairly gloomy about the Midwest, but believe they will at least carry Illinois and Minnesota. And they expect to carry New York, California, Rhode Island, Washington, probably Mas- sachusetts, possibly Connecticut, and broadcast at p.m. (EST) from the Hotel Sherman ball- room. After the dinner, the President planned a reception for 50 poUtical and union leaders in his hotel suite. Talks at Hibbing In his speech at Hibbing last night, Truman declared that the GOP presidential nominee, "under pressure from the oil has "promised to sign a bill giving to three states the oil lands that the Supreme Court has said be- long to everybody in the United States." Then, in a departure from his i prepared text, the President ad- ded: j "And he's not going to get those three states. I've- got a mighty good friend in Texas and his name is Sam Rayburn, and he told me there are five milUon people in Texas that don't own any oil wells and have no chance of getting any oil weUs, and don't own any cattle ranches, and they are going to vote the Democratic ticket." Truman emphasized that the Democratic party isn't "really mad at but feels their policies would about too great a concentration of wealth and He declared that "prosperity is Dixie Crosby BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. UPI Dixie Lee Crosby, 40, above, wife of Bing Crosby, lay in a coma near death today. The crooner was at her bedside. So were their four sons, Lindsay, day in which Stevenson was given rousing welcomes in Jersey City, Paterson, Garfield and Newark, N. J., despite cold, disagreeable weather. Thousands were unable to get into -the Garden. He strode onto the stage to thundering cheers and immediately opened an attack on the Republi- cans and Eisenhower. He said of the Republicans: "They have everything on their side except the so our Republican friends celebrate all of their conquests and triumphs in advance of the election. "They win all of the battles ex- cept the last one, but the big one is the all generals should know. It comes in November, and that is when they discover that the most powerful publishers, the loudest commentators, and the noisiest demagogues are each, by the blessed rules of our democracy, entitled to cast one as you and I." Roaring Cheer This declaration touched of a roaring cheer in the crowd. And then Stevenson went on to say that the nation had cheered when Eisen- hower was chosen GOP presidential nominee over Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. He said: "As the nation cheered, the Re- publican party cast out its old and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower stands with Con- rad Nagel, program director, in New York last night. With them are members of a panel which questioned the general about campaign issues. From left to right are Nagel, Mrs. Fiorello La Guardia, widow of the former mayor of New Yors City; Eisenhower, Mrs. Irving Berlin, wife of the song writer; Mrs. Robert Patterson, widow of the former Secretary of War, and Mrs. John Warner, daughter of the late Alfred E. Smith. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) Red Chinese Forced From Bloody Crest By MILO FARNET1 SEOUL Korean infan- trymen in savage close-quarter fighting today forced a battalion of Chinese Reds off the crest of bloody Sniper Ridge for the seventh time 'in 16 days. W w Top Secret Used Against Him, Ike Says in New York By R ELM AN MORIN NEW YORK Dwight D. Eisenhower, pointing a power- house drive at the .big voting centers around New York? City, says a "top secret document" on Korea is being used against him by his night, began their counterattack at dawn. Slowly they clawed back up the slopes. They gouged out small gains with hand grenade barrages, then grappled hand-to-hand with He did not identify the document, other than to describe it as "a Defense Department." weary rigid leadership and turned i the Reds in bunkers and trenches. instead, to a man whose name had AP correspondent John Randolph Defense Department How said the Central Front crest we will never know, become a national symbol of high purpose. "History will record too, how- ever, that the spark which had been kindled in the higher desires of thousands of our Republican friends was then snuffed out in a sordid triumph of expedience over principle. These hopes and aspirations were shaken to their 14; Gary, 19, and the twins, when the Republican crusa- secured at 10 a.m. Then the ROKs began a tortuous advance north- ward along the narrow, shell- scarred ridge, scene of the longest and Dennis, 18. The last three flew home from college Tuesday night. In ill health for several years, a chain reaction" and that the Dixje underwent a serious abdom- Democratic party "has learned jnal operation last July. Her condi- how to use the powers of govern-1 tion became critical several weeks rnent to keep this chain reaction going." "We believe in prosperity for all the he said, "and know how to get it." and perhaps even Pennsylvania. If their theory is correct, they will have a heavy majority of the Elec- toral College, although a popular majority much narrower than usual. Claims Doubted The theory is based on a series of assumptions, as follows: First, the Negro vote is larger and more solid than ever. Second, the Re- publicans have made but little dent on the other special, foreign-des- cended groups with the exception of the Irish, and even the Irish defection is minimized although acknowledged. Third, labor is aroused and solid. Fourth, despite its great power, the Eisenhower movement in the South has not shifted the basic, mass Democratic vote in that region. And fifth and perhaps most important, the inde- pendent voters are going over to Stevenson. All of these assumptions made by the Stevenson high command are at the very least highly argu- (Continued on Page 16, Column 5) ALSOPS Texas Going All Out to Get Voters to Polls By DAVE CHEAVENS DALLAS, Tex. Free baby ago. A close friend says she is suffering from kidney ailments. Dixie rallied sufficiently to per- mit Bing to go to France recently to make the movie "Little Boy Lost." She left her bed against j doctors', orders last Saturday to greet her husband at the railroad station upon his return from abroad. She suffered a relapse Sunday and sank into a coma Tuesday. der said 'I do' to the lifelong cheer- leader for a dear-departed quiet past that is all so dead." This was another reference by Stevenson in his repeated accusa- tions that Eisenhower had become the captive of Sen. Taft. Ike to Vote In New York NEW YORK UPt Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has decided to vote in New York City on election day sitters, quiet places of prayer for instead of using an absentee ballot. divine guidance in voting. Free rides to the polls. Reminders to expectant mothers to vote absentee ahead of the stork. That's the story aU over .Texas in the most intensive get-out-the- vote drive in its political history. MUitant partisans of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Gov. Adlai Stevenson, scrambling for Texas' 24 electoral single block in the South are behind much of the prodding for votes. But probably more is being stirred up by such nonpartisan organizations as the "Ballot Batta- lion" at Dallas, the Jaycees, Boy Scouts, the League of Women vot- ers and the churches. San Angelo set aside today as a day of prayer for divine guidance in voting. The First Baptist. Church aL Waco opened its chapel daily through election eve for voters who want to pray and meditate on whom to scratch Tuesday. Merchants at Brownsville are closing stores until 11 a.m. Tues- day, leaving notices on the doors saying they are freeing their em- ployes to vote and urging custom- ers to come along. The Republican presidential can- didate, it was disclosed yesterday, will vote next Tuesday on West 119th Street near his official resi- dence at Columbia University. He will get the election returns that night at his Commodore Hotel cam- paign headquarters. WEATHER Federal Forecast Winona and and warmer tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 32, high Thursday 65. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 47; minimum, 24; noon, 47; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (Wis. Cen. Observations) Max. Temp. 47 at a.m. to- day. Min. 20 at a.m. today. Noon thin, scattered, visibility 15 miles, wind south, southwest at 16 miles per hour. Barometer 30.05, falling, hu- midity 63 per cent House Democratic Candidates Leading By PRINCETON RESEARCH SERVICE Kenneth Fink, Director PRINCETON, N. closeness of the national political race, attested by last Sunday's Princeton Research Service report on the presidential chances, is further emphasized by the latest nation-wide survey of voter preference in' the congressional elections. Results 01 the survey made by Princeton Research Service's United States PoU In a program broadcast nation- ally last night by radio and tele- vision, he said: "This morning, there was a very significant item in the paper. It was this: There was quoted a top secret document of the American it got prob ably. "There was a military estimate made in -September, 1947, and it had this miUtary continuous battle'since Heartbreak 1 occupation of South Korea is not Ridge last November. I essential to the security of the ........-----J 'United States." How Released He asked his studio audience: "And how was top secret docu- ment released? Wouldn't you like to know? Many Americans would." In Minneapolis Monday, Sen. Wayne Morse of Repub- lican who has bolted his party and said he could not support Eisen- a government memo- randum to an audience at the Uni- versity of Minnesota. It was signed by the late James Forrestal, former secretary of de- fense, and was dated Sept. 26, 1947. The significant paragraph read: "The Joint Chiefs of Staff con- sider that from a standpoint of military security, the U. S. has little strategic interest in main- taining the present troops and bases in Korea...." Eisenhower, as Army chief of staff at that time, was a member of the joint chiefs. The argument over responsibfl- ity for the actions that led up to the Korean War has been raging back and forth with increasing bitterness. Briefly, it centers on Roaring artillery barrages pound- ed the retreating Reds. Gen Mark Clark, touring Korea, congratulated Lt. Gen. Chung II Kwon, South Korean commander, for the "magnificent fighting" of his men. The Reds pounded U. S. 7th Div- ision troops on nearby Triangle Hill with artillery and mortar fire during the night. There was no contact by ground forces. nonpartisan reporters, show Demo- cratic candidates for the House of Representatives running ahead of Republican candidates. The mar- gin of difference is 2 per cent. The new survey results are _of special significance because th'ey indicate the basic strengths of the two major parties in the nation to- days before the all-im- portant presidential election. A comparison of today's national vote for congressmen with the ac-' tual congressional vote in the last three presidential election years shows that GOP sentiment is lit- tle stronger than it was in Novem- ber of 1940, 1944, or 1948. United States Poll reporters per- sonally asked an accurate cross- section of the nation's voters: "If the elections for Congress were being held today, which parry would you like to see win in this Republican or the Demo- The returns naturally varied by sections and states. In some southern districts there are no two- party Congressional contests on Nov. 4. The following table shows the results nationally among those wife had an opinion on the above question, or who, if undecided, stated toward which party they "leaned." NATION-WIDE Democrats 51% Republicans 49% When today's results are com- pared with the division of the major party congressional vote in 1940, 1944, and presidential elec- tion trend looks like this: National Congressional Vote Dem. Rep. 1940 ................53.1% 46.9% 1944 52.2% 47.8% 1948 53.7% May, 1952 (U.S. Poll) 50.0% 46.3% 50.0% July, 1952 (U.S. PoU) 49.96% 50.04% Aug., 1952 (U.S. PoU) 49.5% 50.5% Sept., 1952 (U.S. PoU) 49.0% 51.0% Today 51.0% 49.0% Today's poll of congressional election sentiment is of particular (Continued on Page 7, Column 1) POLL this: Military Estimate President Truman and other Democrats claim .Eisenhower, as Army chief of staff, bears part of the responsibility for decisions affecting American policy in the Far East. Eisenhower, in reply, says the joint chiefs made purely military estimates, at the request of the administration. He has emphasized his argument that a vast difference exists between such military esti- mates and political decisions. And he has accused Secretary of State Dean Acheson of making a major blunder in announcing, later, that the "defense perimeter" of the United States in the Far East did not embrace either Korea or Formosa, The general said last night: "The claim is made that that secret military estimate was re- sponsible for our highest political leaders making a political decision in 1949. If that is true, what these political leaders are saying is this: 'We abdicated our authority and responsibilities as the political leaders the civilian political leaders, and took a military esti- mate on an entirely different sub- ject, two years old, as bur alibi.' Illinois Prison Riot Stretches Info Third Day By TOM MADDOX CHESTER, 111. U) Unruly con _ _ __.......____ victs and taut-nerved officials at hower because they believe he is Wil Top Leadership Warns Stevenson Has Surrendered To Truman Group TAMPA, Fla. Ml Republican presidential candidate Dwigtt D. Eisenhower will give the United States world leadership it sorely needs, Democratic Gov. James F. Byrnes of South Carolina believes. On the other hand, Democratic candidate A d 1 a i Stevenson has "surrendered completely to the Truman adminis- (ration, Byrnes asserted in a talk prepared for de- livery at a lunch- eon rally of Dem- ocrats for Eisen- hower here to- day. Byrnes s a i d I Sept. 18 lie would vote for the Re- publican party! standardbe a r e r, and on Sept. 30 introduced Eisen- hower for a' speech from the F- South Carolina State House This was his first full-fledged campaign venture for Eisenhower out of his home state, where he has been a life-long Democrat. The former secretary of state under President Truman said Stev- enson has reversed his preconven- tion stands on civil rights, limiting debate in the Senate and on the Taft-Hartley Labor Law. "As the campaign Byrnes declared, "it became story of a bicycle built for with Mr. Truman on the front seat Stevenson had a right to change his mind on those issues, Byrnes said, but "the people of the South also could change their minds when he surrendered his position to the Truman administration." Byrnes said that the late Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt once told him (Byrnes) of voting for Republican Theodore Roosevelt in ]904 because he was the best qual- ified man; and Byrnes cited a statement in a biography of Presi- dent Truman that quotes the Pres- ident as saying he once voted for a Republican county marshal. Thus, Byrnes said, "those Demo- crats who vote for Gen. Eisen- Menard State Prison pressed their endurance contest into a third day today with lives of 10 hostages de- pend'ing upon the outcome. The second uprising at the prison in two days and third in five weeks broke out yesterday after- noon in the Psychiatric Division. Most of 300 Psychiatric Division inmates who stormed the kitchen- dining room were herded back to cells, but 38 armed themselves with kitchen cutlery, seized three unarmed officers as hostages and barricaded themselves in the mess hall. Seven other officers were hos-1 tages of 332 east cellhouse inmates j who rebelled Monday. Sherwood Dixon, acting governor in the absence from the state of Adlai E. Stevenson, and other officials scheduled a talk with the psychiatric inmates today, provided they release their three hostages. the best qualified candidate will do only what has been done by Demo- cratic leaders." "No longer." he said, "can we look to the National Democratic party for protection of states rights. When the Democratic party desert- ed the principles of Jefferson and Jackson, the reasons which caused the South to be loyal to the Demo- cratic party ceased to exist." On the other hand, Byrnes de- clared, "Gen. Eisenhower visited the South and asked for our sup- port. He assured us that the rights of the states will be preserved as provided under the Constitution." Earlier, the psychiatrics called for the governor. had 4 Million Persons Over 65 Working WASHINGTON Ufl Rep. Leslie C. Arends, Illinois Republican, said today that four million of the 13 million persons over 65 in this country are working "in order to live." He attributed this to "fright- ful inflation." Illinois State Troopers, called to augment the guard detail, file into Menard Penitentiary at Chester, HI., where on Tuesday, a second group of rioting convicts added to the rebellion of 332 con- victs who are holding seven prison guards as hostages. The mutinous convicts have demanded that Gov. Adlai Stevenson come to Menard to hear their complaints and demands. ;
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Electromagnetic Frequency Mind Control Weapons - by Stephen Lendman
Directed energy weapons include lasers, high power microwave, and millimeter wave ones among others. A relevant December 2007 Department of Defense (DOD) report called them a "transformational game changer in military operations, able to augment and improve operational capabilities in many areas," for both lethal and non-lethal purposes.
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Among other applications, EMF weapons/devices are used for harassment, surveillance and mind control. Agencies like the Pentagon, CIA and NSA use them to monitor people, manipulate their minds, harm, and at times kill them. The Navy Times called them the "most feared and controversial weapon(s) of (the) modern age."
Human experiments in America go back decades, an earlier article addressed MK-ULTRA (and others), accessed through the following link:
Begun in 1953, it was the code name for a secret CIA mind control program to perfect a truth drug. It followed earlier WW II hypnosis, primitive drugs research, and the US Navy's Project Chatter, identifying and testing drugs on both animal and human subjects. These and other experiments aimed to control human behavior through psychedelic and halluncinogenic drugs, electroshock, radiation, graphology, paramilitary techniques, and various psychological/sociological/anthropological methods, among others.
They comprised a vast open-field of mind experimentation, using anything that might work, legal or not on willing and unwitting subjects. For example, Dr. Ross Adey worked on the CIA's Pandora Project, using microwaves to send signals to human brains. Cataloguing the results, he showed how they affected emotional and pathological states. He also learned that human brains could be controlled remotely through extremely low frequency modulated microwave beams, able to cause psychological and physical harm.
People could be turned in zombies, their minds easily controlled. Physical harm also resulted, affecting their blood, cardiovascular system, cells, central nervous and digestive systems, glands, metabolism, reproduction, eyesight, and hearing. In addition, subjects could be made suicidal or driven mad. Moreover, sounds and speech can be placed in victims' brains, actual voices they can't control or stop.
Other effects include unexplainable burning, itching, tickling or pressure; "humming" or "buzzing" causing sleeplessness and anxiety; loss of body control, producing sudden twitching or jerking of an arm or leg; and feelings of dread, rage, lust, sorrow, or other emotions that come and go quickly.
Moreover, microwave cooking can heat people to death by increasing the radiation field intensity, causing local hot spots in eyes, gall bladders, and other body parts. Paralysis can also be induced. Memories are erased or impaired. Cancerous cells can be produced, and behavior modified the way authorities wish, even turning people into killers, microwave signals directing them. The entire mobile phone network can be used for these purposes, yet people are unaware of what's happening.
Post-WW II, human radiation experiments were conducted, affecting thousands of US citizens. Millions more were exposed to radioactive fallout from over 200 atmospheric and underground tests. At the Nevada site in the 1950s and 1960s, detonations affected over 200,000 '"atomic vets," thousands more downwind also in Nevada, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico. These and numerous other physical and psychological experiments caused enormous harm to hundreds of thousands of unwitting people, victimized by their own country.
Electronic harassment and mind control technologies direct energy through lasers, radio frequency energy beams, holography, interferometry, electromagnetic radiation, radio and sound waves, satellites, radar, miniature electronic robots, smart dust, and other means. All do it invisibly over thousands of miles. They can penetrate walls, buildings, metals, concrete, mountains and thousands of miles of earth.
Intersecting energy beams create radiation pockets in victims, engineered to contain sound waves, messages, heat and pressure stress, simulated forms of electromagnetic radiation, telepathic images, as well as holographic and virtual reality simulations. Directed energy beams can also track, locate and target people harmfully. They can only be blocked by force fields or materials that absorb or deflect them. What they are remain top secret.
Bush I declared the 1990s "The Decade of the Brain," an effort "to enhance public awareness of the benefits to be derived from brain research," keeping its dark side hidden.
The Pentagon's DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) conducted research and development in "augmented cognition," what universities call "cognitive science." It's the interdisciplinary study of how information is represented and transformed in the brain. The Pentagon's purpose was for military applications, including manipulating the emotions and behavior of adversaries.
Used globally, it's applicable individually, for crowd control, or larger groups, using millimeter waves, pulsed energy projectiles, and high power magnetic weapons, subjects unaware of what's hitting them.
The NSA's Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) involves decoding EMF waves to tap into computers wirelessly and track people. Using EMF Brain Stimulation to monitor individuals, organizations and nations, it complements the CIA/Defense Intelligence Agency's (DIA) Human Intelligence (HUMINT), and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's Imagery Intelligence (IMINT). NSA's DOMINT can track millions of people simultaneously. It can also inflict harm, control subjects psychologically and kill.
In conflict zones like Iraq and Afghanistan, "Project Sheriff" is used to give "troops working in urban terrain more options" against combatants and noncombatants alike. Humvees and armored personnel carriers have been retrofitted with non-lethal weapons, including microwave-like pain rays (an Active Denial System) and a Long Range Acoustic Device emitting earsplitting sounds.
Pulsed Energy Projectiles (PEPs) travel nearly at the speed of light. With pinpoint accuracy, they emit invisible laser pulses, electromagnetic radiation, stunning targets, knocking them off their feet, paralyzing them in pain. Their long-term effects, however, are unknown, including on the brain.
Voice to Skull directed acoustic devices are neuro-electromagnetic non-lethal weapons, able to produce mood-altering sounds in a person's head. Remote Neural Monitoring (RNM) uses satellite transmitted extra low frequencies (ELF) to send voice to brain communications. Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) are used for crowd control. They produce 150-decibel acoustic beams, "designed to communicate with authority and exceptionally high intelligibility in a 15 - 30 degree beam." They emit verbal challenges over distances beyond 500 meters, with warning tones to influence behavior. They can also inflict physical harm, manipulate minds, and cause death.
The field of Augmented Cognition includes Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), used therapeutically and for military purposes. The latter is to emit close proximity electrical impulses to the brain to affect mood, sleep patterns, and improve cognitive abilities in areas of learning, memory, attentiveness, visualization, and decision-making. The long-term neurological effects are unknown. The potential for human harm is considerable.
Transmitted over long distances, silent psychotronic weapons can cause illness or death for no apparent reason. In his 1970 book, "Between Two Ages," Zbigniew Brezezinski, discussed technologies to conduct secret warfare, saying:
"It is possible - and tempting - to exploit, for strategic-political purposes, the fruits of research on the brain and on human behavior....Accurately timed, artificially excited electronic strokes could lead to a pattern of oscillations that produce relatively high power levels over certain regions of the earth....In this way, one could develop a system that would seriously impair the brain performance of a very large population in selected regions, over an extended period."
Most people know nothing about directed energy weapons, manipulating, incapacitating and killing many thousands who have no idea what hit them. America has been a longtime global offender, developing and using them for decades to surveille, harass, intimidate, manipulate, torture, and kill. They can also read minds and turn people into zombies. Why? To achieve total unchallengeable control.
So-called "non-lethal weapons" can be as harmful as killer ones. Ongoing research, in fact, is chilling. Waging war on human minds and bodies, it's morally, ethically, and legally indefensible. Continuing, however, atrocity technologies are produced, mostly without public knowledge or that governments like America use them against their own people and others. For ill, of course, not good. Dr. Mengele lives.
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I'm a little surprised that there's no mention of this system in the article. HAARP means "High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program", a program the US in Alaska, started by one or more businesses, but which the government came to place under DoD control. It's a group of over 100 large antenna and the last that I learned of this, the government wanted to increase the number of antennas that emit radio frequencies to 300 or more. And their beams are aimed so that they join to form a much more powerful beam. I think the better informed people about this say that the total and combined power is on the order of 1 or 10 billion watts, unless it's million, rather than billion. Either way, they say that this is very powerful and that it can, in theory anyway, be used in ways Stephen Lendman's article describes, as well as for war through weather control, modification.
People who search will find plenty of articles and videos about HAARP.
I don't precisely recall which video this was, but believe it's one at either the Power Hour or at FORA TV for interviews with Dr. Nick Begich, a series of video or audio clips, and one refers to a Canadian medical doctor who uses EMF to try to help patients with psychological problems. He's also among the people who are very worried about what this technology can be used for.
Another Nick Begich-related video or set of video clips says that EMF has been proven to work for finding mineral resources, including oil, because each mineral causes a different result when the low-frequency waves hit them. The waves that bounce back indicate what was hit. If it's oil, then the wave returned is of one color, and this happens for other or all other minerals, from what the interview says. One guy interviewed about that said that he found oil this way.
As is said in the videos and articles that I've viewed and read, the technology can be used for good purposes, but it can be used for very bad, criminal purposes, as well, and mind control is one.
I'm not a scientist, but the claim or belief that HAARP's very powerful beam can be used for weather modification seems to make sense, and it apparently could also be used to cause earthquakes.
As far as I know, HAARP is the most powerful of all of this technology that Stephen Lendman's article is about.
If critics are right, then HAARP could be used by the US for warfare without anyone, except those directly involved and informed, knowing. The rest of us, this world, would not know. It would permit warfare without us knowing who's the perpetrator and if it's weather modification, then we might not even realize or guess that it's even related to warfare. It would permit highly secretive warfare.
Re. mind control:
While reading Stephen Lendman's article, I wondered if this EMF stuff used for mind control might be part of the explanation for some suicide bombers and the reason that came to mind is the following article.
"Who Is Responsible for Suicide-Bomber Academies?"
by Peter Chamberlin, Nov. 8, 2010
That has a couple of videos in it that I haven't viewed, yet, but what the article says is very interesting and we should all know what it says. It's not about EMF technology for controlling minds or brainwashing people, but the article includes CIA and/or (US) DoD history about mind-control and it includes what apparently or else really is CIA and/or DoD manual, or doctrine. The article says what that is anyway, and this can be used to attract and then brainwash innocent people in order to turn them into suicide bombers and terrorists, f.e.
Put all of this on the Sci-Fi Channel, if it ever airs anything that is non-fiction.
Re. HAARP:
Some articles I've seen provide one or more pictures of the HAARP facility in Alaska, but the best view of this that I've seen, so far, is from a video for an investigative report produced by Jesse Ventura's "Conspiracy Theory" or Theories team. It was aired on TruTV, but there's also a video for it at Youtube, only needing to search using his name and HAARP for search terms. He and maybe another member of his team were in a helicopter or small plane that they flew to the location of the facility with, so the video provides a good aerial view of the place.
The most informative information I've seen so far on HAARP is with documentary videos with, and some by, Nick Begich, who's evidently been researching this topic for a rather very long time now. His father was a former US Senator as well as Congressman, I believe. He seems to have at least two Web sites with content on this subject, haarp.net and earthpulse.com, but doing a Google using his name or last name and HAARP will turn up many links. He also has researched, written and spoken about EMF for mind control and whether he's researched other aspects, besides weather modification and warfare, some of these videos also refer to other purposes or uses (finding mineral deposits, driving people "silly" with holographic images in the sky, et cetera).
The government took over HAARP and put it under the DoD, possibly or probably DARPA, and this was surely not for a benign or benevolant reason. It's the War Department.
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Stringing is huge, with five stringers churning out more than 16,000 string jobs a year. One-hour stringing is available — "It's one of the features that keeps us one step ahead of the competition," says Schwartz. And apparel is big, too, with a deep selection for men and women and displays that are refreshed regularly. The store also has extensive relationships with league and school teams and sponsors a yearly high school coaches conference.
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– For what it's worth, WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper wrote online last night that he would take Drew McIntyre under his wing. Piper asked fans their opinions about the idea and said he was going to put some thought into it.
– Chris Jericho spoke with the UK's Daily Star this weekend to promote Fozzy and had the following to say regarding fans being upset that Christian lost the World Heavyweight Title just days after winning it: "I didn't watch it but I heard about it, look, it's probably part of a storyline. People want all the answers and it's not not supposed to be like that, it makes it fun to not know the full story. When I go see Pirates of the Caribbean I don't want to know the ending. I'm sure there's some sort of plan."
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We got a pretty gratuitous look at the Samsung Spica in flagranti last month, so much so I thought it was official at the time but no now it is...
Very little has changed from what we previously saw from Samsung's second major Android based smartphone but highlights include a turbo charged an 800MHz CPU, 3.2in 480 x 320 AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display, WiFi, GPS and HSDPA.
The Spica is the little brother of the i7500 Galaxy though so compromises are made with the 5MP camera replaced by a 3.2MP model with autofocus and onboard memory is a rather piffling 180MB (careful with those application installs). That said, practicalities include a 32GB compatible microSD slot, micro USB charging, Bluetooth 2.1, DivX codec support, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a sizeable 1,500mAh battery.
At 15 x 57 x 13.2mm the Spica is reasonably slim too and will get a global launch (Asia, Europe, Russian, Africa and the Middle East are confirmed so far). Carrier deals are unknown at this stage, notably whether O2 has managed to bag yet another exclusive, but pre-pay is said to be under £250.
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Securing credit is critical to some of the most important undertakings in life, including buying a home, going to college or starting a small business. Credit decisions should not be based on personal characteristics, such as race and sex, that are unrelated to creditworthiness and our nation's civil rights laws reflect that. However, there is no federal law that consistently protects lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people from credit discrimination, and it remains legal in many states to discriminate based on sexual orientation and gender identity. As a result, in many places, LGBTQ people can still be denied a mortgage, credit card, student loan or other type of lending simply because of who they are.
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The Freedom from Discrimination in Credit Act (FDCA) would amend the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) to prohibit discrimination in the provision of credit based on sexual orientation or gender identity. FDCA simply extends the basic protections afforded under ECOA to LGBTQ Americans.
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Thirteen states and the District of Columbia have passed laws prohibiting credit discrimination generally based on sexual orientation, and another two states prohibit such discrimination only in real estate financing. Nine states and D.C. prohibit gender identity-based discrimination in credit transactions generally, with another two prohibiting discrimination in financial transactions related to real estate.
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