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10 Years Late, A Cruise Type Missile Hits Pentagon on 9/11
Suppressed video released below 10 years later clearly shows Pentagon attack was a cruise type missile; either a Tomahawk or Russian/Soviet Granit as described by Dimitri Khalezov
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Gov. Jesse Ventura Proves 9/11 Cover-Up asks "Will America's Government Fall?"
Former Vice President Cheney Accused of Engineering Pentagon Attack
Donald Rumsfeld Cited as Possible Accomplice
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor
Confirmed sources in the Nigerian government tell us, in order to keep former Vice President Cheney out of prison for crimes involving Nigeria, $500,000,000 in bribes have been promised, negotiated by former President George H.W. Bush.
Now, only a day later, Cheney faces possible charges, so many charges they can only be imagined, for planning the Pentagon attack on 9/11.
TV host, Jesse Ventura, former Navy Seal, former Governor of Minnesota, on a one hour documentary on prime-time American television, makes an open and shut criminal case tying Cheney, Rumsfeld and officials throughout the US government with complicity in the planning, execution and subsequent cover-up of the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon.
According to experts on 9/11, engineers, pilots, intelligence officers and members of our military, Jesse Ventura "hit the nail on the head." Ventura, using evidence developed over 9 years by hundreds of individuals, outlines the utter impossibility of the government's cover story on 9/11 and systematically debunks it using testimony and scientific evidence.
Ventura cites, in an interview with a 9/11 commissioner, a possible motive for the Pentagon attack being included with the attacks on the World Trade Center. $2,300,000,000,000, yes 2.3 trillion US dollars had disappeared, cited only the day before in a televised statement by Secretary Rumsfeld, money "gone missing" from the Pentagon's accounting. The area of the Pentagon hit by a missile or destroyed by explosives or both contained all records of this missing money.
Ventura proves, beyond any doubt that no airplane ever hit the Pentagon. As the video shows, not even a highly trained airline pilot was capable of the maneuvers claimed. Long before, it had been proven that the 757 was incapable of the task, either the maneuvers or the speed and trajectory. The plane would have come apart, there is no disagreement with this and hasn't been for some time, yet nothing had been done. Why?
It is also clearly shown that there is absolutely no evidence of any kind showing a plane hit the Pentagon, no wreckage, no bodies, no luggage. Items claimed to have been taken to Dover Air Force Base, bodies, plane parts, were never at the Pentagon as both video and testimony prove.
There is also proof that the government threatened witnesses, telling them to support the "aircraft scenario."
The basis for the conspiracy theory regarding Muslim hijackers with box cutters was based on supposed phone calls made by Barbara Olson, wife of Bush Solicitor General. Solicitor General Olson claimed he talked to his wife on a
cell phone, spoke with her at length, while she described the hijackings as now dramatized by Hollywood.
When it was proven that a cell phone is incapable of making such calls, Olson claimed it was a "seat back phone." When it was proven that there were no seat back phones on American Airlines 757 aircraft, nothing further was asked.
Then investigations shows he received one call, lasting "0″ seconds. Ventura questions as to whether Olson was duped or complicit? Should he be arrested too? Was his wife, Barbara, ever really on the plane?
Then Ventura looks into the flight itself. Not only was the flight recorder "dead" but during the flight itself, the transponder was turned off. Even more suspicious, the plane disappeared from radar for 28 minutes.
There is no discussion of this 28 minutes, but speculation, perhaps no longer speculation, has long been that the flight landed. As to what happened then, we cannot guess, or can we. One of my friends, a former Pentagon official, had a
friend on that aircraft. Not long ago, he asked me.
"Gordon, what do you think happened to him, do you think he was executed? Bullet in the brain as they stepped off the plane or something even worse?"
Ventura didn't go there. None of us want to. It requires visualizing a scene out of Auschwitz.
Can Americans be so brutal, so devious, so traitorous? It isn't just Jesse Ventura that is willing to risk his life to bring it out, Fox News journalist Geraldo Rivera, several weeks ago, debunked the Building 7 collapse at the World Trade Center as "controlled demolition."
Commission video's redacted to remove testimony by the Secretary of Transportation, transcripts altered, witnesses blocked, evidence, tons of evidence of government conspiracy withheld, this is the case against the government. Threats, intimidation, going on for years, this is proven. Were there more than threats, murders, "heart attacks" or threats against families?
Ventura proves the Pentagon was a government conspiracy, he "names names." Geraldo makes any other explanation for Building 7 other than "controlled demolition" pure insanity.
It isn't as though the evidence presented by Governor Ventura and Geraldo Rivera or even the other stories, Judge Napolitano's revelations of knowledge of the attacks as early as 1999, was new. All has been know, all highly credible and all systematically ignored, attacked by the press, suppressed by courts, officials at every level.
9/11 and the recent revelations aren't proof of a conspiracy by 2 men, or Israel. It is proof that there never was an Al Qaeda and that the deaths, two wars, the 9/11 deaths and the carnage across the world wrought by the United States was part of a criminal conspiracy, one that could only be perpetrated by a dictatorship under the guise of representative democracy.
Everything we have seen, and millions around the world have watched, nobody can ignore it anymore, it all says that what has happened is something no American would allow, not if this still were America. Jesse Ventura proved something startling to most, suspected by some. He proved that, at some point in our past, 10 years, more, we don't know, our government was overthrown.
The strongest and most vocal opponent of a new 9/11 investigation is Julian Assange of Wikleaks. If any individual outside the US government were to be named as most complicit in a 9/11 cover-up, it would be Julian Assange.
Everything since then, certainly 9/11 and now, the news about Iran and, especially Wikileaks, all subterfuge. When former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinsky cited Wikileaks on a PBS interview, televised nationally, that Wikileaks was the word of an intelligence agency, Israel never reported it or responded.
Instead, they attributed Brzezinski's quote to me:
"Speaking to Haaretz, Duff added that 'it sticks out like a sore thumb that WikiLeaks is obviously concocted by an intelligence agency.'"
This is what Brzezinski told Judy Woodruff of PBS:
ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI: But I think the most serious issues are not those which are getting the headlines right now. Who cares if Berlusconi is described as a clown. Most Italians agree with that.
Who cares if Putin is described as an alpha dog? He probably is flattered by it.
The real issue is, who is feeding Wikipedia on this issue — Wiki — Wiki — WikiLeaks on this issue? They're getting a lot of information which seems trivial, inconsequential, but some of it seems surprisingly pointed. …The very pointed references to Arab leaders could have as their objective undermining
their political credibility at home, because this kind of public identification of their hostility towards Iran could actually play against them at home.
It's, rather, a question of whether WikiLeaks are being manipulated by interested parties that want to either complicate our relationship with other governments or want to undermine some governments, because some of these items that are being emphasized and have surfaced are very pointed.
And I wonder whether, in fact, there aren't some operations internationally, intelligence services, that are feeding stuff to WikiLeaks, because it is a unique opportunity to embarrass us, to embarrass our position, but also to undermine our relations with particular governments.
Barak Obama ran for president on a platform based on justice, ending the wars and bringing accountability to government after 8 years of scandals, deceit and what can only be called "hooliganism and piracy." Instead, he has done nothing, the wars continue, drugs are flowing from Afghanistan even faster than before, 9/11 evidence, now overwhelming and impossible to ignore is still ignored.
Americans looking for reform wonder if Bush left at all. Those complicit are, though few admit it, disturbed by seeing America led by an African American. The visible public face on the very well financed attacks on President Obama are all very much based on race hatred. This has long been the most effective tool for keeping Americans divided and compliant. How else could a major political movement be successful supporting the least popular and least successful policies in American history?
Who would want a return to policies enacted by the least successful president in American history, George W. Bush, who left office with an approval record listed at 22%. Many would find a number lower, even half, more credible. President Clinton, after surviving impeachment for lying about sexual misconduct left office with 68% approval. Thus, we connect the dots and wake up one morning, informed, enraged and utterly powerless.
Even through the assaults on President Obama, many financed by the Koch brothers, tied to ultra-nationalists in Israel, whether there was a real change of government is not clear. As Jesse Ventura pointed out, while Vice President Dick Cheney was getting reports of a plane approaching the Pentagon, seemingly even orchestrating the attack himself, President Bush was in Florida reading to school children. Two years of Obama have been similar, too similar.
What can we assume from this? Is, in fact, the President of the United States no longer Commander in Chief? Did our government hand itself over to "shadow" rule with Bush or did it happen earlier, after President Reagan's dementia made him unable to manage the cabal that surrounded him? How long have we been operating under no Constitution at all?
The headline on today's New York Times:
The headline on today's Washington Post:
What is "their" message? Certainly not "never again." In fact we know that "again" is just around the corner, an Iran war with or without a new 9/11, planned and executed by the same folks, older, not wiser and certainly more pathologically insane and murderous.
..and we continue to allow it.
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165 Responses to "9/11: Video of Missile Hitting Pentagon Leaked"
"Sorry Brian, and others insisting on a Commercial Jetliner making that hole in the Pentagon. You've not seen the reality of Titanium engines, eleven feet in diameter, leaving no trace of their existence on the walls."
Yeah, exactly, no damage to the building or impressions from the wings, just one hole. Yet those same wings on the planes that hit the WTC were able to cut through 2.5″ thick rectangular steel beams that formed the outer permimeter of the building, leaving a clear impression.
Like a friend used to say: "Don't piss in my ear and tell me it's raining!"
The headline on today's New York Times:
Hey, they finally did something right!
"I know Dimitri very well.
He exists…good people and, when speaking on personal experience, extremely dependable.
Oddly, his guesses are too often proven right too.
I no longer underestimate Dimitri Khalezov.
His personal experience is well beyond 99% of our so-called experts"
This, Gordon, you and me agree on.
"Those complicit are, though few admit it, disturbed by seeing America led by an African American."
Yeah, same way our Founding Fathers would be "disturbed"…especially a black man who's Marxist red on the inside, a bi-sexual*, with an oh, so 'presidential' Muslim/African first, middle and last name–and NOT a natural born citizen as required by the U.S. Constitution.
"The visible public face on the very well financed attacks on President Obama are all very much based on race hatred."
A natural, normal, healthy reaction to this Obamanation. The same "race hatred" Blacks displayed by voting almost unanimously for this interloper.
*Larry Sinclair admitted performing fellatio on him in the backseat of a limo while Hussein Obama toked on his crack pipe. And this man gets elected to the highest office in the land???
There was no molten steel. There was no free fall in the towers. Building What?
If the facts or evidence doesn't toe the official fairy tale of the gangster psychopaths in charge, it's a hoax, antisemitic, and a holohoax, opps, holocaust denier. Throw in racist if you get the chance.
"visualizing a scene out of Auschwitz" are you shitting me with that kind of Nazi bogeyman holohoax crap ???
At 2:08 in the video it is 100% fact that the picture used is FAKE.
Here is the original
I also think the missile is fake. I was able to find the images your talking about, they painted the missile with USA colours.
Another weird thing is that the trajectory of the missile in this video in perpendicular to the pentagon, whereas the holes that appear in the various walls have ( maybe) a 45 degree angle.
Dimitri has been on numerous radio shows the guy exists LOL
your right about the Gov. hiding the truth. We got ahold of an authentic video taken live during the Branch Davidian raid. It blew our mind. Wasn't anything like what the media was showing!!! I came home not long after and the cops were there. Said the neighbors reported a break in. You got it———- the tape was gone. Amagine that. Who would believe us anyways. Many times when Glenn Beck would have us look something up, within minutes it would some how be SCRUBBED off the web. Good luck…….. so many people are brainwashed now probably most people don't know the truth when it slaps them in the face.
Jesse Ventura is NOT a SEAL… http://cursor.org/stories/seal_or_udt_printer_friendly.htm
During the past 2 years I had a lot of articles about 9/11 at my website, both in English and Dutch. When reading them again I came accross an article from this webiste: http://poorrichards-blog.blogspot.com/2011/01/mossad-ran-911-arab-hijacker-terrorist.html It suggests that Mohamed Atta was a Mossad agents. This is said: Atta maintained high-level contacts in Saudi intelligence and Pakistan's Inter Service Intelligence (ISI), giving the Mossad plausible deniability of any relationship with Atta. FBI teams were denied access to the passenger manifest of the El Al plane that exfiltrated scores of Mossad agents from New York's JFK airport to Tel Aviv in the afternoon of 9/11. There is reason by some FBI agents to believe that "Mohamed Atta" was among the passengers on the El Al escape flight. Is it not possible to get the names from the passenger's list?
Fact, Atta's relations in Israel are in fact Mossad spies who work in Cointel against Palestinians in various camps.
The truth is coming out even more and they are going to kick cheney,bush and rumsfeld for coordinating 9/11 and the missile that went into the penatgon. I heard that arrests are planned for september 11,2011 during the 10th anniversary.
Wow! Where did you hear it? And why during the 10th anniversary?
Flag Etiquette
STANDARDS of RESPECT
It is flown upside down only as a distress signal.
Flag Etiquette
STANDARDS of RESPECT
The Flag Code, which formalizes and unifies the traditional ways in which we give respect to the flag, also contains specific instructions on how the flag is not to be used. They are:
The flag should never be dipped to any person or thing. It is flown upside down only as a distress signal.
The flag should not be used as a drapery, or for covering a speakers desk, draping a platform, or for any decoration in general. Bunting of blue, white and red stripes is available for these purposes. The blue stripe of the bunting should be on the top.
The flag should never be used for any advertising purpose. It should not be embroidered, printed or otherwise impressed on such articles as cushions, handkerchiefs, napkins, boxes, or anything intended to be discarded after temporary use. Advertising signs should not be attached to the staff or halyard
SEPT 11 ,2011 It is flown upside down only as a distress signal. SEPT 11 ,2011
SEPT 11 ,2011 It is flown upside down only as a distress signal. SEPT 11 ,2011
would it be disrespectful for a few million Americans to hang the Flag in the distress position on this 911?
@ Jim Fetzer
"…The projected image of a plane could do those things, but not a real plane."
Then tell us, please, about the projector.
Someone in the area may have accidentally captured the audio portion of the incident by accident. Many things have audio signatures…you would be amazed. Look in this direction for more evidence.
Sorry Brian, and others insisting on a Commercial Jetliner making that
hole in the Pentagon. You've not seen the reality of Titanium engines,
eleven feet in diameter, leaving no trace of their existence on the walls.
You've not considered how they ordered a line of office-workers to comb
the grass, picking up little bits of anything which might give away
the truth of the situation. Lots of satanists exist within military ranks,
gaining career prestige for their murdering ways.
Thank God for VT. Wake up, Mike Castle.
I say It's all you guys' DUTY to not be a go-along with the code of silence.
When we say "Support the Troops", it must mean Help them with
DeBriefing and DeProgramming as to just what Our Mission WAS
and now IS…WHO was pulling the Strings, commanding Demons
to undermine our NORAD-response, WHO was a treasonous,
battlefield infiltrator-saboteur spy, but came out with Promotions
and Decorations and Millions of contractor Dollars?
Yes, duty.
If the military had done its duty, none of this could have happened.
It is the Department of Defense, after all, and we have spent untold trillions buying them weapons.
The Japanese have a saying,
If the stray dog gets in the garden
Then the gate was not truly locked.
The most basic military service is guard duty, but our guys failed in that duty on Black Tuesday, and nobody has been called on the carpet to explain those failures.
The failures include the Commander-in-chief sitting tight, doing exactly nothing, trying to remain calm we are led to believe, instead of rallying the defense of our nation against the attacks.
From that perspective, it doesn't really matter what hit the Pentagon – plane, cruise missile, or simple bomb.
No, what matters is the HQ of the world's most powerful military couldn't get off a shot in its own defense, even with the VP getting timely updates on the plane's approach.
Sitting ducks.
I hate to repeat myself – nor do I wish to be insistent like Fetzer, but the how and why of the situation on that fateful day of manouvres was realistically explained by AbelDanger in that there was the 3rd Man software which was inserted to re simulate the actions of all parties concerned with Air Traffic and Norad et al causing what was seen on screens to be different from what was casually seen from the ground and consequently recorded on digital media. It also allowed to change the order or information between two parties who believed they were in 1 to1 talk with each other but really permitted the "conspirators" to speak live to one party and then reinterpret said information…nence the change over of surrogate planes which were the ones that didnt go to targets…the original flights were transfered to an airport where both flights landed and were "handled" at different terminal points on that same airport. What happened to the pax is up for speculation but there is truth in "follow the money" or "take the money and run" !
What is clear is that america saw two jets pile into the towers – that is what was seen by the great american audience and as a consequence was perpetually re affirmed by all news outlats and private video observers….what was never proven was that they were actually flown by 19 ragheads from a cave in Afghan…
WTC7 went down as a result of Siverstein saying so and no terrorists brought it down – the pentagon was hit by a missile type explosive device under cover of a supposed 757 which left no evidence of its being…the very fact that all video camera recordings have never been produced is clear evidence that the Govt has something to hide because why else would they insist on it being a 757 when they refuse to prove it..or even allow the tapes to demonstrate the truth….all aircaft prangs leave evidence of a substantial amount that is fact as well as truth.
Fetzer does the truth a serious dis-service with his permanent insistence on no planes …since the whole of america saw planes on digital recording material there is no possible reason to try and reconvince the people if it is not therefore a ploy to disinform…there has been far too much recorded and photographic evidence of a plausable nature to inculcate a different view of what really did happen.
The start is always with some that will dragnet the rest into the net and press for the visible evidence and not for the subterfuged evidence which will make its way into the picture as the basic story unfolds.
Yeah right PWS Fetzer just cant see the wood for the trees….only his cherished vision, there are none so blind as those that wont see and none so deaf as those that wont hear….he is a scammer and disinfo plague and really blows VT's integrity apart but take note that Gordon has been putting up some funny stuff since Fetzer arrived on the scene too.
I think your on the right track. The target at the Pentagon was the accounting dept. The personnel, and the data records. The only way to ensure both are wiped out is by internal explosions. 18 hours prior the new civilian head Rumsfeld says he will bring in the data of the missing 2.5 Trillion. The people in that dept. would not find it strange to be told to gather all the records, and to come in early, for it had been some time in the making the loss of the funds. The auditors could have allowed their guard down, and brought in all the evidence they had to perhaps give a presentation. It was mentioned before congress on TV, they were in a very secure building, and it was a new DOD head, perhaps enough to allow the wariness any auditor feels when they discover malfeasance at the audited entity to bring in all their key pieces of evidence.
The people that did this have global unlimited access to everything we can think of, plus a whole lot more we don't know about. To say they could not have done this without the real airliners is just pure folly. They had the perfect cover, multiple drills. They diverted the real air cover, for a reason. They had what had to be took for a attack on the U.S with the planes flying into the WTC, so they could bring a whole security crack down, and arrests of anyone who protested without any suspicion. They have underground facilities, and airfields to use, to hide anything.
We may have to give a real investigation of 9-11 up, if only so all the various witnesses are not killed, for surely they would be. They also know all the personnel who were on duty at all the various stations, and we don't.
Our best shot right now is to get Ron Paul in as President. We can start changing things that way, and maybe prevent these maniacs from destroying our infrastructure, and our way of life here.
Hey Gordo,
Nice article, but old stuff for the old hands at this.
I'm hoping you guys are coming up with something else in the coming days besides grainy videos like this one to prove the points.
Someone above made some very good points about satellite coverage on 9/11. Where is that stuff? When are the insiders who have seen this going to come forward? Do any of you people care anymore?
One follow up on this for the skeptics:
Let's all think about "rules of engagement". That's a military term we are all familiar with due to movies, news, etc. A "rule of engagement" is put in place to ensure that proper procedures are followed in the event that a senior officer is not present. Quick decisions are paramount during warfare and "rules of engagement" are very important to protect facilities, troops, etc.
I would think that all of us would agree that there were certain "rules of engagement" that were long ago agreed upon in the case of the Pentagon. Any threat within x miles of washington DC would be categorically assigned and destroyed asap. what is the x? 10 miles, 20 miles,100 miles…who knows, but you can bet that such a 'rule of engagement" was established.
The "rules of engagement" were thrown out the window on 9/11.
Left wing bull shit. Stick to Veterans issues this is NUTTS!
Stock footage before they added the "missile".
I concur with this assessment. I now would consider this video of the missile hitting the Pentagon to be doctored and faked. This stock footage is definitely the same footage showing up in the "missile" video.
Well done Rosalee.
Not the Hague. It is owned and operated by those who have every reason to find technicalities to set Cheney free. Any trial of Cheney should be conducted by a Common Law Grand Jury excluding all participation by any globalist agencies or their minions.
Better yet, send him to stand trial in the countries he helped to destroy under Sharia Law. 😉
I agree Peter and it concerns me that while Gordon will cover fakes from mainstream news he then uses fakes in his own!! I wonder if this is deliberate to ensure that, when people jump on this as "proof" it can then easily be dismantled and, once more, the people who are sincerely trying to push for a new investigation and also trying to expose this criminality, are, once again, sidelined into the "nutjob" category? Gordon presents a lot of good, well resarched, stuff which is entirely factual but then spoils it with this sort of thing. He should damn well know better and i belive he does! The fact remains however, there was no plane that hit that building. Further to the vid, the hole shown is suggested as the entrance hole when, in fact, it is the hole that was in Ring C and is an "exit hole" of some kind.
Concerning the Pentagon eye-witnesses…
Two different meanings of "truth" apply here. One is being honest; the other is being factually correct.
You have a view of the Pentagon. It's about 9:36, and you see a commercial airliner approaching the Pentagon. You have heard that two planes hit the WTC towers. As the plane gets even with the Pentagon, there's a synchronized explosion from inside. There's a fireball and black smoke. You don't see the plane fly past the Pentagon.
If you said that you saw the plane hit the Pentagon, then you would be telling the truth, in the sense that you weren't lying. However, it would not be the truth in the factual sense of that word.
We see with our brains, not with our eyes. Our eyes are just sensors.
We've all seen the video of two teams passing a basketball back and forth. We're told to count how many times that the ball is passed.
Then we're told that we didn't see the moonwalking bear, and the scene is played again. Sure enough, there's a guy in a bear suit, making his way through the teams.
The people in the vicinity of the Pentagon had been told, by the reports of two planes' hitting the WTC towers, what to look for, and that's what they saw.
Now, let's say that a missile actually hit the Pentagon. (No need for inside explosives.) Given that people had been programmed to see a plane, they would have seen a plane.
Foo I think you make some good posts but no offense but this is a little silly. Do the Google search, find the article and read all of the eyewitness testimony. People get stubborn and don't want to admit they might be wrong.
To me the Mossad and sayanim either initiated or got on board early and pushed this unsubstantiated strange theory that a missile hit the Pentagon in order to implicate the U.S. government as the criminal and divert attention away from the real culprit the Israeli government.
It seems a lot of people in the "missile hit the Pentagon" crowd base this on an air traffic controller essentially stating it required making a tight 320-degree turn while descending seven thousand feet, then leveling out so as to fly low enough over the highway just west of the Pentagon to knock down lamp posts. After crossing the highway the pilot had to take the plane to within inches of the ground so as to crash into the Pentagon at the first-floor level. Well many eyewitnesses in the area also saw the difficult maneuver.
So what did they really see? Are they all lying? If so, why? Perhaps a plane swap? It's possible.
Where is the evidence a missile hit the Pentagon. Not one person saw a missile at the Pentagon. One person said the plane was acting like a missile and that quote has been exploited by some people in the missile hit the Pentagon crowd.
Why would the culprits do something so incredibly risky as to hit the Pentagon with a missile and then try to convince the world it was hit by an airplane. It's silly.
@ Brian
"…no offense but this is a little silly…"
How could one not be offended? "Silly" is a term of derision, of ridicule; from my viewpoint, that constitutes an ad hominem attack. It goes way beyond being disrespectful.
Gordon had posted, "pentagon 'planers' are, to a man, PAID." I wanted to cast doubt on that.
Eyewitness testimony is notoriously unreliable. Leaving aside the issue of being deliberately deceptive, a person can be completely honest and still be mistaken. One's mood and one's expectations affect the accuracy of what one's brain sees.
I chose the moonwalking bear example, because I considered it likely that many readers would be familiar with it. Even if one weren't, my explanation of it would click.
"…Not one person saw a missile at the Pentagon…"
My point exactly. If there had been a missile at the Pentagon, would their brain have seen it?
In legal proceedings, there is a term — "Best Evidence." In this case, it would be video from the Pentagon roofline cameras, from the Citgo gas station camera or from the hotel camera. We ain't got it, and we ain't gonna get it, neither.
I realize that I'm about to leave myself wide open here, and I'm going to say it anyway: I see nothing demeaning about honest ignorance. By that I mean that, lacking "Best Evidence," I can accept uncertainty.
I don't need to know everything for sure, and I don't need for everyone else to agree with me to validate myself.
Back on topic, did a missile hit the Pentagon? I doubt it, and that blurry "leaked video" is about as far away from "Best Evidence" as I can imagine.
Foo, sorry if I offended you. In my family we call each other silly all the time and we don't mean to be disrespectful. Besides I wrote "a little silly." 🙂
Anyway when you have time do the easy Google search for the article I mentioned and read what all these witnesses had to say. Too me it's very compelling.
Here is just one of numerous witnesses that I don't think fit your analysis: Sean Boger, Air Traffic Controller and Pentagon tower chief – "I just looked up and I saw the big nose and the wings of the aircraft coming right at us and I just watched it hit the building." "It exploded. I fell to the ground and covered my head.
@ Brian
Here is just one of numerous witnesses that I don't think fit your analysis: Sean Boger, Air Traffic Controller and Pentagon tower chief – "I just looked up and I saw the big nose and the wings of the aircraft coming right at us and I just watched it hit the building." "It exploded. I fell to the ground and covered my head.
Or he saw it approach the building and saw an explosion, so his brain saw it hit the building and explode.
Or not. After all, he's a Pentagon employee. He wouldn't dare say anything else.
The threats against the survivors of Israel's attack of the USS Liberty come to mind.
I find it hard that you find it hard! Let's illustrate….. Sean Boger, "PENTAGON tower chief" I can think of 5 million reasons for Mr. Boger to say things like that. We already have a civilian witness alluding to payment and threats. We have traffic stopped on the bridge. Why is traffic stopped before they even saw it comming? Both lanes? Reminds me of JFK's limo slowing down precisely in the kill zone.
Exactly Brian – People get stubborn and don't want to admit they might be wrong – you said it in one…so what they think they saw was not what they really saw…thus an aircraft may well have flown overheadf as a missile whipped in and made a small hole that would not have been made by a 757 nor was there ANY APPRECIABLE wreckage which ALL pranged aircraft leave – thats fact not just truth.
Good point foo, but I saw the bear the first time and said what's with the bear? Then they sent the wetworkers.
The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.
–Friedrich Nietzsche
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Grits Cakes with Poached Eggs and Country GravyThese cakes work well beneath a poached egg or slices of ham and bacon.
Sausage and Grits DressingReplace the cornbread that's traditionally used for holiday dressing with grits croutons. Everyone that's made this recipe loves it and says that you need to make an extra batch of the grits croutons because they are so great for snacking.
Waffled Bacon & Cheddar GritsThe waffle iron is for more than just waffles! Try grits like you've never tried them before and sprinkle with bits of bacon.
Pecan-Grits PieYou can get much more Southern than grits and pecans, so why not combine them in a decadent dessert? The grits actually add texture to the sugary pecan filling and are also used in the cornmeal crust.

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A water main break caused a major detour this morning. Traffic is congested in front of Western High School & Poly. Even on Falls Road, past the intersection of Falls Road and Northern Parkway, there is currently one lane closed due to road work. Because of these traffic problems, many drivers have detoured to Roland Avenue. The accumulation of work and school traffic has almost caused a standstill.


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Beautiful Haussmanian apt between Montmartre and Opera; 2/5 people
Size67 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Dishwasher
Accommodation summary
|rue des Martyrs, 75009 Paris, France
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Situated on the upscale rue des Martyrs, it's particularly close to Montmartre (you can see the Sacré Coeur from the doorstep and the Moulin Rouge is 5 mn away) and the famous Opéra Garnier. There you can enjoy the shopping mecca of Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, and the luxury jewellery stores from rue de la Paix and Place Vendome, among many others.
The street is lined with traditional food stores (boulangeries, patisseries, chocolatiers, charcuteries, boucheries, wine cellars,fromagers), fruit and vegetable stores, organic food stores, trendy cafes and restaurants.
The nearby theaters and museums (I strongly recommend the Musee National Gustave Moreau, a hidden gem of a museum, formerly the artist's home and studio, and the Musee de la vie Romantique, where you can enjoy tea in the little, old fashioned garden, away from the hustle and bustle of the city streets) make the whole neighborhood very lively.
Despite being located in one of the "bohemian-bourgeois" hotspots of the city, the apartment is very quiet at night as it overlooks a beautiful private courtyard and not the street.
There is a concierge in attendance on the building at all times.
The nearest Metro station (Notre-Dame-de-Lorette) is 2 mn away and every tourist site can be reached walking.
Bikes (Vélib) can be easily rented in the street for a few euros a day.
The Gare du Nord (Eurostar; for trains from England, Belgium and Holland) is only a 10/15 mn walk away.
The Gare de l'Est (Luxembourg and Germany) is a 10 mn taxi ride away (or a 20 mn walk away).
The Gare de Lyon (Switzerland and Italy) is 30 mn away by subway.
The Gare Montparnasse (Spain) is 20/25 mn away by subway (and direct to Notre-Dame-de-Lorette, the nearest Metro station).
The Roissy/Charles de Gaulle airport is a 45 mn taxi ride (45/80 euros, according to time and traffic)or 1h train ride away (through Gare du Nord, RER C, 9.10 euros/person).
The Orly airport is a 45 mn taxi ride (45/80 euros) or 1h15 mn train ride away.
From Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport:
The RER/Metro
Terminal 1 - Take the CDGVAL automatic train and get off at the stop 'Terminal 2 Gare' then follow
the signs for "Paris by train".
Terminal 2 - Follow the signs for "Paris par train"
Terminal 3 - Take the walkway (about 250 metres) then follow the signs for "Paris par train"
Take the RER B in the direction Paris and get off at Gare du Nord (1 stop).
The walk from Gare du Nord to the apartment will only take you 10 mns : walk down Rue de Maubeuge and almost at the bottom make a right on Rue Choron, which brings you directly to Rue des Martyrs. However you can also take the Metro :
Take the Line 2 in the direction Porte Dauphine and get off at Pigalle (3 stops)
Take the Line 12 in the direction Mairie d'Issy and get off at Notre Dame de Lorette (2 stops)
From the Metro Station:
From the Notre Dame de Lorette metro station, walk down the Rue de Châteaudun in the direction of the traffic, then turn left onto the Rue Flecher. When you get to the intersection, at the back of the church, continue straight ahead onto the Rue des Martyrs.
You can park nearby(less than 5 mn walking) in a secure parking: Parking Saint Georges, 20 Rue Clauzel (01/48/78/94/72; charges apply).
The keys will be handed to you directly at the apartment.
Towels and bed linen are provided.
The deposit is given back on the day of departure.
Please read some of the previous commentaries.
No doubt this apartment will give you the ultimate Parisian experience!
House rulesA security deposit is required and is refundable on successful check-out.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
Secure paid parking is possible in a parking garage just 300 metres from the apartment.
|Price for > 4 guests
|£ 15 per guest/night extra
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Excellent home.
Apartment true to the photos and in very good condition.
Excellent accueil.
Appartement fidèle aux photos et en très bon état.
Charles is a very kind host.
The location of the apartment is excellent and the apartment looks exactly the same as in the photos.
We have felt very comfortable there and had great holiday.
I would love to go there again.
Charles ist ein sehr netter Gastgeber.
Die Lage der Wohnung ist hervorragend und die Wohnung sieht genau gleich aus, wie in den Fotos.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und dort schönen Urlaub gehabt.
Ich würde sehr gerne noch mal hingehen.
The service was very good and friendly and wee enjoyed our stay.
It's a small but cosy and clean appartement, perfect for 4 friends visiting paris.
Very nice, well tended apartment in a great location. We felt very comfortable. Charles was very nice and helpful. We will come back!
The appartment has a very good location and Charles is really very friendlymakd flexible.
You can reach Gare du Nord and Metro stations within 10 minutes and there are also many other things nearby which made the stay really comfortable.
The appartment has a very nice flair.
For our next stay this appartment is definitely an option.
Merci beaucoup Charles.
Apartment very nice and comfortable. It's what hastle. Estacionesde Close to subway and train gare Est Nort and should only fix the access door on floor 1 since arriving was locked conllave thought it was and could not enter `which we generated a problem. For the rest all ok
Apartamento muy agradable y cómodo. Es lo que buscabamos. Cerca a estacionesde metro y de tren gare del NOrt y del Est. Solo deberian arreglar la puerta de acceso al piso 1 ya que al llegar estaba trancada y pensamos que estaba conllave y no se `podia ingresar lo cual nos genero un problema. Por lo demas todo muy bien
Hello everyone, along with my son three days enjoyed the lively Paris.
The apartment is very comfortable, Charles, is a good place and feels very safe at. It's a great place to discover the city. Paris After the hustle and bustle of the city find rest in comfort.
Thank you Charles for sharing your place with us.
Hallo allemaal, samen met mijn zoon 3 dagen genoten van het levendige Parijs.
Het appartement van Charles is heel comfortabel, ligt op een goede plek en voelt heel veilig aan. Het is een prima plek om de stad Parijs te ontdekken. Na de drukte van de stad kun je hier lekker uitrusten in comfort.
Thank you Charles for sharing your place with us.
We had a fantastic stay
Location was brilliant, Charles was helpful and his apartment
Was perfect.
We loved our stay in Paris and would recommend staying here
Wonderful, thank you Charles :)
Charming studio in the heart of 9e, conveniently located for restaurants, bars, several metro stations and Parisian attractions. Plenty of space for two people to spread out. Arrival and departure was very easy and Charles is a great host. I'd definitely recommend staying here on your trip to Paris.
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The Breakaway Cook by Eric Gower explores global ingredients with recipes like Umeboshi Scallops, Galangal-lnfused Dungeness Crab with Baby Greens, and Breakaway Kofta.
by Eric Gower
Eric Gower isn't afraid to experiment in the kitchen: he puts green tea in his salt, roasts chickens with miso and oranges, mixes Greek yogurt and herbs into pasta, and bakes tofu with pomegranate. He's learned that by stocking his pantry with a few key, easily available ingredients from ethnic markets, he's able to whip up bold, flavorful meals with ease and convenience. In his third cookbook, The Breakaway Cook, Gower proves how easy it can be to explore new tastes.
Breakaway cooking is about taking small culinary leaps, starting with the best local produce and meats and then spicing them up with flavors from the world's great culinary traditions (especially those of Japan, India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia). Eric spent 15 years living and working in Japan, where he learned, through endless experimentation, how to use Japanese ingredients in wonderful new ways. This experimental approach, coupled with his interest in buying locally grown organic produce whenever possible, became the foundation of his cooking style.
The liberal use of bold ingredients is paramount in breakaway cooking. These ingredients help create simple combinations of flavors that play off each other. Along with fresh herbs, citrus, and good salts, Eric also likes to have the following "global flavor blasts" on hand:
Many of the recipes take less than 15 minutes to cook, yet all boast unexpected flavor combinations and a sophisticated interplay of savory, sweet, and tangy. All recipes are "bulletproof," no-fuss, and simple; anyone can make this food, with very little effort or expense. From adding yogurt to scrambled eggs (Fluffy, Herby Eggs), "pouring a cooked mojito over stewed chicken" (Minty, Boozy Chicken), or enhancing lemon sorbet with star anise (Star Anise-Lemon Sorbet), Eric takes ordinary foods and livens them up.
The Breakaway Cook will encourage readers to get creative in the kitchen and infuse favorite foods with fresh, vibrant flavors. If home cooks are intimidated by these unique recipes, consider Eric's advice: "The entire spirit of this book urges you to ignore anything I say in these recipes."
Eric Gower lived in Japan for fifteen years, working for the prime minister's office as an editor and writer on political economy before turning his interest to food. Gower is currently a writer and private chef. He writes a twice-weekly column for Yahoo Food called "The Breakaway Cook," and is the author of two previous cookbooks, Eric's Kitchen and The Breakaway Japanese Kitchen. He lives and works in San Francisco.
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How we won it: Australia
Trust. That was the vital ingredient which made the Wallaby side tick so well in the 1999 World Cup.
We had total confidence and belief in each other, from the quality of the management and analysis to knowing that the guy next to us on the field would always make that vital tackle or deliver that important pass and that we could rely upon the guys on our bench.
In some ways, we may have been ahead of our time. In particular, our coach, Rod Macqueen, actively coached us only half the time, leaving the rest to his assistants. This is more in line with how things are done these days rather than what was standard practice then.
The coaches also broke the game down into key areas - forwards, backs, defence, scrums and lineouts - and appointed individual players captains for each.
We had very good defensive structures, chiefly organised by our defensive coach, John Muggleton, the former Parramatta league player.
And we were very fit, much of the credit there belonging to fitness coach Steve Nance.
Whereas injured players might once have sat out training, Steve worked them furiously on grinder machines and exercycles. This training was harder than the real stuff, which had the effect of reducing the number of injury-enforced absences from training.
There was a wonderful environment in that team, with a balance between doing the work and enjoying ourselves.
There is often a small element of luck involved when the chemistry works so well in a team, but 95 per cent is down to good management and I certainly believe Macqueen was ahead of his time in the way he organised us.
We were even fortunate on the injury front - the loss of Phil Kearns was the only serious blow during the tournament.
So far, so good, you might say. The Wallabies played out the perfect tournament, where nothing went wrong. Not quite.
What's that saying about the best laid plans? Disaster almost struck my tournament.
We had been given Wednesday night off before the semifinal against South Africa at Twickenham so my wife and I went out to dinner with friends in London. The next morning I woke in a dreadful state with a gastro problem, repeatedly vomiting and suffering from diarrhoea.
By the morning of the match, I hadn't eaten for nearly three days. But after a 10-minute walk in the gardens discussing my situation with captain John Eales, I told Macqueen I would be ready to play. I recall having a piece of toast at about 10.45am.
The World Cup semifinal was no place for passengers or less than your very best, and I vowed that if I messed up, the illness would not be offered as an excuse.
We won an epic battle against the Springboks, although I didn't last the distance. With about five minutes to go I was exhausted and replaced by Nathan Grey.
We were leading at the time but the Springboks levelled and the game went into extra time.
It was frustrating, not being a part of the final stages, but we won thanks in part to a famous Larkham drop goal.
Preparations for the final hardly went to script either, as most New Zealanders would know. We left early on Sunday morning for Cardiff where we expected to meet the All Blacks in the final.
Soon after arriving, we looked over videos of their performances, then split into backs and forwards to do our analysis.
Of course France sent the All Blacks crashing out and sent our analysis team into a mild panic.
We had no visuals of the French from which to do our analysis, and the next couple of days were spent frantically sorting that out.
The French had got on an amazing roll against the All Blacks, and we reasoned they would be intent on running the ball at us in the final so we opted to rely heavily on a kicking game and ensure our chasing was in good order.
France may well have played their final already and we won convincingly, by 35-12.
It remains a tournament of wonderful memories.
There are times as a test match player when your boots feel as if they are glued to the turf, when the game is difficult.
But in 1999, it felt as if I was running on top of the ground. When you reach a place of such confidence, the game seems as if it has slowed down, that you have added time to figure out the next move and the best options.
It doesn't happen often, but that was how it felt for me at that World Cup.
One of the great things is that I do have memories of the final. Plenty of them, and deliberately so.
The final against England in 1991 had flashed by and only a couple of tackles, one pass and the fulltime whistle remain as keepsakes.
Older and wiser, I was determined to embed the 1999 final in the memory.
I can recall so much about that game, but by far the fondest memory remains the look of sheer joy on the faces of teammates who had not won the World Cup before.
Video: Great World Cup moments - 1999
Setting the scene: Big shift when the game turned pro
Tournament action: Sacre bleu! France demolish All Blacks
How we won it: Australia - 'Trust gave us belief'
All Black memories: 'In reality we were a team of individuals'
Tournament star: John Eales - King John's coronation


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Hotel Kaiserhof
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Hotel Kaiserhof
About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hotel Kaiserhof, you'll be centrally located in Muenster, steps from GOP Variety Theater and minutes from Museum of Lacquer Art. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Muenster City Museum and Clemenskirche.
Make yourself at home in one of the 100 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 spa tubs, a sauna, and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.
Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Muenster? This hotel has 4951 square feet (460 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 5
- Conference space size (feet) - 4951
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
- Luggage storage
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Library
- Sauna
- Meeting rooms 8
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Smoke-free property
- Number of restaurants - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Hair salon
- Total number of rooms - 100
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Year Built 1895
- Steam room
- Fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Television in common areas
- Concierge services
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 460
- Spa services on site
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Wedding services
- Express check-out
Room Facilities
- Soundproofed rooms
- Flat-panel TV
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- Free bottled water
- Pillow menu
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Individually furnished
- Free WiFi
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Separate sitting area
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Hair dryer
- Premium bedding
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Daily housekeeping
Hotel Policy
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 4 star Superior and is displayed on this page as 4.5 stars.
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Up to 2 children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 18.50 for adults and EUR 8.5 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 15.00 per night
- Valet parking fee: EUR 15.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20.0 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A 4.21 percent city/local tax will be charged
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property. This tax is 4.5% of the total cost of stay and applies to all leisure stays. Business travelers are exempt from the city tax. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking. Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy


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With the opening event of the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup powering up in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, on March 16, what better time to strip the MTB tour down to its composite digits?
The 2012 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup series will be comprised of 10 events, in nine countries, over three continents. It all kicks off at the Cascades MTB Park, situated on the edge of Pietermaritzburg in South Africa, on March 16 and finishes at Hafjell in Norway on September 12.
There will be seven rounds for each of the traditional mountain bike disciplines of cross-country (XCO) and downhill (DHI). This year will also see the introduction of the new cross-country XCE 'eliminator' event at three of the rounds – Houffalize, Nove Mesto Na Morave and La Bresse, where four riders slug it out for glory over a shorter cross-country course, with results going towards World Cup rankings.
The first ever World Cup series – composed of just cross-country events – was held in 1989. The downhill event was inaugurated two years later, and in 1998 came the dual slalom discipline – which involved knock-out heats with two riders on the course in each heat and which later evolved into Four-cross (4X).
Double Olympic gold medallist Julien Absalon leads the field in terms of the most UCI cross-country world titles. The talented Frenchman has won the top award five times – four of which he won consecutively between 2004 and 2007.
Downhill racing is generally considered to be the most demanding of the UCI MTB World Cup disciplines, involving as it does a gravity-assisted, obstacle-filled time-trial which usually takes a minimum of two minutes to completed.
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I was looking into this online and most of my search results weren't what I had in mind (mostly just sharing files, folders, drives, and printers across a network). I was wondering if it was at all possible to slave basically an entire computer. Mostly I was curious about using one computer's cpu to boos the performance of another. And further more could this be extended to encompass video cards in another computer running parallel with the master computer. I don't ask out of need. the reality is a have a 10+ year old XP Desktop that was good when it was new, but is now unable to keep up with modern games (Which is the majority of my computer use) and I was thinking that i might be able to use my old tower to boost my laptop while i save up money to get a new desktop.
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Welcome to HTG.
Can't do it like you describe with your hardware. :(
Rick P.
Accepted Answer · Posted 5 years ago
But what you're thinking is actually possible. Not in your case, but yes, this technology does exist. It is used for extreme (video/graphics) rendering, using multiple computers.
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Lesley University today announced that Associate Professor Matthew Nash has won major recognition for his new film, "16 Photographs at Ohrdruf."
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
Cambridge, MA – Monday, June 3, 2013 – Lesley University announced that Associate Professor Matthew Nash has won major recognition for his new film, "16 Photographs at Ohrdruf," including the Best Cinematography Award at the Boston International Film Festival and at the GI Film Festival in Washington, D.C., the film captured the Founder's Choice Award.
In "16 Photographs at Ohrdruf," Nash, an Associate Professor of photography at The Art Institute of Boston, one of four colleges at Lesley University, tells the powerful story of the soldiers who uncovered the first concentration camp found by the Allies during World War II.
Guided only by a small stack of photos taken by Nash's Army medic grandfather at the Ohrdruf camp, Nash tries to unravel a family secret that began on April 4, 1945 – a journey he tells over the course of this riveting film. But Nash's documentary is about more than the horrors of the Holocaust. It's a testament to the power of the human story, and to the untold stories in our midst and the importance of bringing them to light.
Nash reflected on the project, "It was an honor to meet so many veterans to share their story. This is my way of reminding the world what they did in 1945, and any awards for the film belong to the soldiers who liberated Ohrdruf."
Lesley University's President, Joseph Moore, is delighted for the recognition Nash's film has earned. "The film is about Matt's grandfather and the Holocaust, but it is also a beautiful story about being inquisitive, doing contemporary research and learning that history is always personal."
Nash has garnered wide attention for his first documentary film which he wrote, produced and directed. Historians from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum are interviewed on film and reveal deeply disturbing content. More information about Nash's documentary and the debut screening that took place at Lesley is available on the university's website. The film's website, www.16photographs.com, is a great resource as well. When future screenings of the film are scheduled, both of these websites will be updated.
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Vandals target Quinn's former firms
Vandals have caused £250,000 of damage to power lines supplying a Fermanagh business.
On Sunday there was a suspected arson attack at Quinn Tarmac in Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, and on Friday, power lines supplying Quinn Glass in Derrylin, in Fermanagh, were cut.
The PSNI and gardai are examining several positive motives.
They are conducting a joint investigation into the possibility of these attacks being connected.
There have been 14 similar attacks on power lines in Fermanagh over the last four months.
The decision by Anglo Irish Bank to remove Mr Quinn from his business empire and put a new management team in place sent shockwaves through the Irish business community.
The Quinn family owes the bank more than £2.55bn.
Sean Quinn, once Ireland's richest man, was removed from the company last April.
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Wayward Turtle To Be Released After Rehab
After six months in rehab, Ms. Shell - a female turtle that washed up in Manhattan during the winter - will be released Saturday, July 8, at Floyd Bennett Field, according to Dave Lutz of Friends of Gateway.
Ms. Shell appeared in East River Park at Houston Street and the FDR Drive, last December. Female Northern Diamondback Terrapins like Ms. Shell normally bury themselves and hibernate during the winter and emerge in the spring to reproduce in early summer. But when Ms. Shell was found, she had been disturbed from hibernation and was too injured and tired to re-bury herself, Lutz said.
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Walter Brasch: It's time to retire the 99 percent. Not the people, but the slogan that identifies the Occupy Movement.
Why Jobs Still Matter More Than Budget Deficits
Robert Reich: Government should extend unemployment benefits, and not cut spending until the nation's rate of unemployment is down to 5 percent. Then, and only then, should we move toward budget austerity.
Despise Congress? We Are The 95%!
Tina Dupuy: Yes, 5 percent of Americans think Congress is doing a good job. Which means 5 percent of those polled didn't understand the question.
99 Percent Clubs: Online Public Square and Free Speech Zone
Mark Naison: What we did not envision, when we created our 99% C lub, was how it would create an incredible online free speech zone and public square not only for club members, but for people with no direct connection to Fordham who found out what we were doing.
Occupy: You Can't Evict an Idea
Ruth Rosen: Any successful movement must change the national conversation and create and dominate the terms of debate. This the Occupy movement has successfully done, for now.
Why Does the 99 Percent Let Athletes, Executives, and Movie Stars Get Away with Huge Salaries?
Walter Moss: When Babe Ruth was asked about earning more than the president, he responded, "I know, but I had a better year than Hoover."
How to Support the Occupations
Mark Naison: If you part of a large and growing number of Americans who support the Occupy movement, but may or may not be able to "Occupy" yourself, you might want to form a 99 Percent Club at your school, your workplace or in your neighborhood.
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Robert Reich: So the best of all worlds is to have a big jobs plan now, and also commit to automatic cuts triggered when unemployment falls to 5 percent.
History and Double-Dip Recessions
Iwan Morgan: If America does manage to avoid a new recession and achieve stronger growth, it will be a testimony to the underlying strength of its economy. At present its political leadership in both the executive and legislative branches does not appear to have the same reserves.
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"Modern Times" Really Akin to "Dark Ages"
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"David Radwin" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Thu, 30 Aug 2012 16:13:22 -0700 (PDT)
No, you can't correctly calculate the mean of an ordinal-level measure
like the Likert scale you describe, although plenty of people do it
But you can use -ttest- with these data if you first collapse each
variable to a dichotomous (dummy) variable, because the mean of a
dichotomous variable is identical to the proportion where the value is 1.
As a guess, you might set the highest two values to 1, the lowest two
values to 0, and the middle value to missing to calculate the proportion
agreeing or somewhat agreeing.
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> Hello,
> I'm working with a survey that presents 26 questions and each of them
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> Agree (5). This survey was applyed for a treatment and a control
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> I have two questions that maybe one of you have had before:
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> working with a Likert scale?
> b) If it is possible to calculate a mean score of a sample when using
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> control group, is it well done if I use the 'ttest' command?
> Thank you in advance.
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Exposure of moms-to-be to hormone-mimicking chemical may affect kids years later
In mice, BPA can cause pregnancy complications that can also trigger later metabolic effects in both moms and grown male offspring
By Janet Raloff, 18:06 PM May 19, 2010
A new rodent study finds that even low-dose exposures to bisphenol A — a hormone-mimicking chemical that leaches out of many plastics and food-can liners — can provoke changes during pregnancy that are bad for both moms and their male offspring.
The new data indicate that BPA is a "possible risk factor for gestational diabetes, type 2 diabetes and even cardiovascular disease associated with metabolic syndrome," authors of the report say. Metabolic syndrome, which may affect up to one-third...
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The grounds and all buildings were clean. The dog exercise area is large with several dog agility obstacles. The manager was friendly and helpful. The campgrounds are a short drive from Badlands National Park. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: September, 2010
We stayed in a class C. This was the second year we've stayed at Custer's Culch. The sites and grounds are clean and well maintained. The buildings are clean. Manager and staff are friendly and helpful. There is no pool, playground or other "kid friendly" amenities, which is one of the reasons we like this RV park. The sites are in the open with woods at the back of most sites. We will come back to this RV park.
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A recovery in orders at home and abroad put manufacturers on the right track in February, the CBI said today.
Its latest industrial trends survey showed UK firms keeping up the encouraging momentum seen so far this year, with order books well above long-run averages. A 15% balance of firms expect to boost production levels over the next three months.
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After the day yesterday's activities, today was a nice turn around for Jason, and it was a rather relaxed day for him. The medical folks were able to secure a new bed, and it was replaced at about 1:30 this afternoon. Jason wasn't particularly happy with the interim bed, as he was kind of stuck in one position, and wasn't able to eat like he had been previously. It was really kind of amazing how much better Jason was, as soon as he was positioned and comfortable with the new bed. He was brought up to almost the highest level and was able to eat comfortably again. Earlier in the day Bridgette had come over to spend some time with Jason, so I took the opportunity to go do a little shopping (low on a couple of food items), and it allowed them to have some private time.
After I got back from the store, and put away the food, I headed back up to see Jason and find out what the status of the bed was - it was about noon. Jason was feeling a little sore from the "emergency" move still, an was anxious to get in to the new bed that they had told us was coming. Once in the bed, as I said earlier, he made an amazing shift to being pretty much like it was before, though he was still a bit tired and sore. Since we had some time to relax now he wanted to watch a movie, and I put in that latest Silvester Stalone movie, Expendables. We watched it for a while, and then I started getting tired. He paused the movie and the nurse came in to do some work with Jason. I told him I need to go take a nap and would be back later. As it turned out I came back about 2 hours later, roughly 4:30pm and he had just woken up from a nap. He fell asleep almost as soon as I had left so we were able to finish watching the movie right from where I had left it. It was nice being with him, and not really talking much, though we did have a couple of conversations. He wanted to tell me about some of the things he and "Gunny Rick" had done, and that he is anxious to see the guys soon. We watched another movie, "Taken" with Liam Neeson, and this time we watched the entire movie, with only a couple of minor interruptions. By now it was getting late and I needed to get some dinner (Jason had eaten already). I told him I'd see him in the morning, and left to come back to the lodge. And that was the day... nice.
Thank you, all again for your continued prayers and support. Please keep us all in your hearts and ask for strength.
This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
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May 7, 2011 - A nice turn around
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text: The New England Patriots dynamic two tight end tandem of Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez took the league by storm last year. As the Patriots head into Baltimore this weekend, all indications point to one part of the duo sitting out. Hernandez is reportedly on crutches and in a boot after suffering an ankle injury in the Patriots loss to the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday. While predictably tight-lipped head coach Bill Belichek has not given any word on the Hernandez injury, ESPN reports that the tight end will not play Sunday night and will likely be sidelined into October. The versatile Hernandez, a tight end on paper, can line up for New England in the backfield, in the slot, or at wide receiver. His presence on the field is a nightmare for opposing defenses and opens up opportunities for his more widely heralded partner in crime, Gronkowski. Not only will the Patriots miss the unique set of skills Hernandez brings to the table, but Belichek's two tight end set that so troubles opposing defenses is based on having, well, two tight ends. In the wake of Hernandez' injury, the team signed tight end Kellen Winslow, but to expect him to immediately fit into the system that Hernandez and Gronkowski perfected over the course of last year in unreasonable. He has neither Hernandez' talent nor his experience in this offense. With Hernandez down, the New England offense will have a more ordinary feel to it. In addition to signing Winslow, the Patriots brought back wide receiver Deion Branch, a familiar target for Brady. The fact that Winslow and Branch were available at this time in the season doesn't inspire confidence though. A more traditional offense and a less effective Gronkowski would be welcome developments for the Ravens defense. With Defensive Player of the Year Terrell Suggs on the PUP list, the Ravens defense has given up an average of 404 yards per game. They are ranked 27th in the league in total defense. Ray Lewis, for one, isn't concerned about the rough start. "We always say 'Find us at the end of the year and you know where we're going to be," Lewis said when asked about the poor defensive statistics. This week, Hernandez' absence puts the Ravens defense in a position to move one step closer to where they want to be.


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Drush Introduction - Live Blogging from Drupal Camp NYC 8
By: Robbie (robbiethegeek)
What is Drush?
- Drush enables command-line fans to interact with Drupal from (drumroll) the command line
- Any tools that work on the command line can be used to interact with your Drupal site using Drush
Where to start:
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