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BRISTOL, Tenn. — Timothy Peters went for the win, willing to sacrifice a good points day in Wednesday night's NASCAR Truck Series race.
He failed at the first but still got the second.
Peters wrecked as he raced side-by-side with leader Kyle Busch coming to the checkered flag and Busch went on to win the UNOH 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Peters still crossed the finish line second as his truck was sliding into the inside wall.
Since Busch, a Sprint Cup Series regular, doesn't earn points in Truck, Peters still came away with the most.
"It was just great racing here in Bristol. It was the last lap and coming to the checkered (flag), I knew I had it because I had the momentum," said Busch, who earned his 33rdseries victory.
"Timothy was just trying to throw a Hail Mary there, I guess, and wrecked a pretty good race truck. I hate that for him," Busch said.
Winning in the Truck series is not uncommon for Busch, although the circumstances Wednesday night were unique. He hit the wall early and was penalized for speeding on pit road, which sent him to the rear of the field on a restart.
Busch also won without leading anywhere close to the most laps. Peters led 125 of the 200. Busch led seven.
"There at the end I got a good run off of (Turn) 4. I got into Kyle and when I hit him, I went across (the track), but I was going for it," Peters said.
"I wanted to beat him because it doesn't do anything but help my resume if I do."
Ryan Blaney finished third, Johnny Sauter was fourth and Chase Elliott fifth. Points leader Matt Crafton finished 10th and holds a 49-point advantage over James Buescher.
Blaney actually led the way on the final restart on Lap 193, but Busch got around him with six laps to go.
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GUSA Episode IV: A New Commission
Posted by: Caitriona Pagni in News, Vox Populi, tags: Election Reform Commission, GUSA, ZipCarsThis Sunday, the Georgetown University Student Association met to pass by acclamation legislation creating an Election Reform Commission and outlining the GUSA Fund Package.
The Election Reform Commission, introduced by Vice Speaker Zach Singer (SFS '15) was created in response to dissatisfaction with this year's GUSA Senate Elections. According to Singer, the current election procedure, voting by ranking, is incredibly inefficient, especially in underclassmen districts with over 15 candidates on the ballot. Senator George Spyropoulos (COL '14) expressed his support for the new commission: "We were not pleased with the elections this last year, so I think this act is a good idea."
The commission will be responsible for developing a strategy to maximize efficiency in future elections, particularly in underclassmen districts. However, the commission will not attempt to redraw voting districts, but rather work within the existing districts to eliminate any unnecessary policies that complicate the election process as well as waste time and resources.
The GUSA Funding Package allocates funds to the Latin American Student Association's Reventon Latino dance performance, the Latin American Career Conference, the Hindu Students Association's Diwali celebration, and the Georgetown Ballroom Dancing Team, among other groups. In addition, the legislation entertained requests from Disability and Inclusion in the Humanities by Lecture Fund, M.E.Ch.A de Georgetown, and Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown, but has yet to settle with the organizations on specific dollar amounts of funds. The GUSA Funds Funding Package, after being approved by Ways and Means, was the first funding package considered by the Senate, and passed unanimously.
In addition to the legislation passed on Sunday, Singer followed up on last week's resolution petitioning the administration for increased student access to Zipcar, a car rental service previously only available to students 21 and over. He confirmed Zipcar will soon be available to all students over the age of 18.
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The Wright-Patterson Aero Club is preparing to relocate, after base leadership moved this year to close the nation's oldest Air Force GA organization.
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At 71,580 feet msl, the air is so thin that liquids vaporize, and the temperature drops to minus 75 degrees Fahrenheit. From that height, Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner stepped out of the Red Bull Stratos Capsule March 15 over Roswell, N.M., and resisted temptation to pull the ripcord too soon.
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Article | Mar 15, 2012
You'll know when the avalanche probe lands on a person: That spongy, soft feeling is like nothing else on the mountain, ski guide Kirk Becker explains to four advanced skiers at the Whistler Municipal Heliport. It's a standard briefing at British Columbia's Whistler Heli-Skiing, where remote alpine adventures are contingent on the Pacific coastal weather and the decision of the pilot in command.
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Article | Dec 28, 2011
Knock on wood, but if fall in the Northeast was any indication, maybe winter won't be worth getting frosted about this year. That's what some people are saying, anyway. Will their whimsy be warranted? Or will they be walking in a winter wonderland?
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Pilot Magazine | Dec 01, 2011
Let's all tip our caps to aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss, who was one of the first to brainstorm the possibility of marrying a boat to an airplane. Curtiss attached pontoons to a biplane and managed to get airborne in 1911, and pilots have enjoyed both the utility and the fun of being able to land and take off on water ever since.
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Article | Nov 28, 2011
If Canada geese take up residence at a country airport, what started out as a vision of nature's majesty becomes a peril for pilots. AOPA member Philip C. Whitford has been on a decades-long wild goose chase that is producing promising results in clearing out unwelcome goose populations.
Topics Bird Strike, Pilot Safety and Skills, Airports, Airport, Air Safety Institute, AOPA Organization, New, Aircraft Design, First Flight, AOPA Foundation, Canada, Travel International, Seasonal, Weather and Seasons
Article | Mar 16, 2011
March weather can be capricious in the mid-Atlantic, but on March 12 the seasonal gusty winds and low clouds gave way so that 185 girls and women could enjoy free flights at Frederick Municipal Airport in Frederick, Md.
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Article | Feb 14, 2011
A run of bad weather has forced the volunteers who operate the only ice runway in the United States to declare the season over.
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Advocacy | Feb 09, 2011
AOPA is encouraging members to study and submit comments on the draft environmental impact statement released by the National Park Service that proposes four alternatives for addressing aircraft noise above Grand Canyon National Park.
Topics Environmental, Advocacy and Legislation, SFRA, FAA Systems and Airspace, Seasonal, Weather and Seasons, Flight Planning, Pilot Safety and Skills
Article | Dec 22, 2010
Nothing meets the description of "a mixed bag" better than a winter aviation weather forecast. Icing, turbulence, strong winds, and wind shear associated with the more southerly, lower seasonal location of the jet stream in the atmosphere all can influence in-flight conditions or the essential go/no-go decision.
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"But equity would be an appropriate pair of shoes according to an individual's need, loafers for a business man, work boots for a construction worker, Flowers said." Sounds very similar to: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs!" Which was one of Karl Marx's favorite slogans.
The economy stinks. Those that prepared, are weathering the storm, those that didn't are suffering. Get an education folks! Start a savings and investment plan when you are in your 20's.
In other words be fiscally and financially responsible and one will be amazed at how successful one will be even in hard times.
But party, do drugs, have kids when you are 15 or 16 years old, don't graduate high school and guess what? Poverty will be your lifestyle. Don't expect those of us that worked our butts off to feel the least bit of sympathy for you. I will be happy to tell you where to find sympathy. It is in the dictionary between sh&t and syphilis.
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Chairman's Strategic Directionto the Joint Force
CJCS Letter to theJoint Force
As Delivered by General Martin E. Dempsey , Baghdad, Iraq Thursday, December 15, 2011
Thank you very much Ambassador, Mr. Secretary, Ministers, General Babaker—my brother, and I see out there as well, General Abdul Kader, you're always going to be General Abdul Kader to me, you know that. As-Salamu Alakum [peace be with you].
Thank you for welcoming me back to Baghdad to mark this new beginning for Iraq, the United States and on some level, the entire region. I'm honored to share this moment with Secretary Panetta, Ambassador Jeffrey, General Mattis, and of course General Austin and his sergeant major [Command Sgt. Maj. Joseph Allen]. They stand tall in a long line of American leaders who have been dedicated to seeing this difficult mission through. They represent a generation of my fellow who came here to keep America safe and to free Iraq from tyranny. They have shouldered their duties in partnership with our very respected Iraqi brothers.
For over 20 years, Iraq has been a defining part of our professional and personal lives. The road we have traveled was long and it was tough. Our journey was a lesson of courage, a test of character, an affirmation of shared sacrifice, and a monument of sheer will. Everyday required us to balance conflict and compassion. Every step was a singular act of moral and physical courage. Everywhere and at every level, we learned the power of relationships, relationships rooted in trust and respect among ourselves and with our Iraqi brothers. We lived among you.
When I reflect on this journey, I remember deploying in 1991 to end Saddam Hussein's oppression of the Kuwaiti people. Twelve years later, I remember leaving my family to end Saddam Hussein's oppression of the Iraqi people. And now today, I stand here with the very heart of my family, my wife Deanie, to bear witness to what our sons and daughters—and I mean literally, our sons and daughters—but in the more broader sense, our sons and daughters have achieved.
We will remember you and those that have gone before, what you risked, what you learned, how much you sacrificed, and the fallen comrades for whom we all grieve. There are many images, each of us have our own. Today my image is of Command Sgt. Maj. Eric Cooke, the command sergeant major of the 1st Brigade, 1st Armored Division, who on Christmas Eve of 2003 was killed by an IED in Adhamiya in Northern Baghdad; probably the finest noncommissioned officer I had ever met.
We've paid a great price here, and it has been a price worth paying. He and many others, and it's important to note both American and Iraqi, deserve an Iraq that cares for its citizens, and that secures its future for its children as Secretary Panetta just mentioned. As a father of Soldiers, I'm proud that we, with the Iraqi people and our coalition partners, have set a course that actually befits the spirit of that commitment to Iraq's children. And as a leader of Soldiers and now Airmen, Marines, Sailors and Coast Guardsmen as well, I look forward to an enduring relationship between our countries. Be certain, we value this relationship, we will stand with you against terrorists and others that threaten to undo what we have accomplished together. We'll work with you to secure our common interests in a more peaceful and prosperous region. You can be certain we will seize this new beginning.
In just a few minutes, I'm going to fly out of Baghdad Airport in that C-17 that sits behind you out of McGuire Air Base piloted by a young major by the name of Jim Akers. He's going to fly me out of here later today, and it occurs to me that the next time I come back—I came here today because I wanted to, I didn't have to ask anyone's permission to fly in here—the next time I come back, I'm going to have to be invited in. I'm going to have to be invited by the Iraqi government. And I kind of like that, to tell you to the truth.
So in closing, let me tell you shukran [thank you]. Let me also say ma'a salama [with peace, my friend], and barakallahu feekum [blessings be upon you]. Thank you very much.


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Smack & Smash: Boxers Enter the Political Ring
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This week, former World Heavy Weight boxer, Vitali Klitschko will throw his weight not into punching someone, but into winning the election as Mayor of Kiev. His "Punch" party is new to the political fray but he is committing himself to reform. "I am drawn to politics because Ukraine has struggled to break free of massive cronyism and corruption under existing politicians, to establish a vibrant democracy where any citizen has a fair chance to prosper," he said.
People's of corruption and kleptocrats has driven the revolutions this year. This has led to a vast range of new actors and parties stand for power as the old exit stage left. While the Muslim Brotherhood look set to gains in elections in Egypt, in Europe the public are turning to anything, as long as it looks different. "Finally: Some Normal People" was the slogan that helped the Pirate Party in Germany hold the balance of power in Berlin's Parliament with their agenda for free local transport, demands for transparent government as well as polygamy.
Citizens dissatisfaction is driving new demands for better, cleaner more transparent democracy. And big shifts in global power are likely next year as elections take place in France, US, Mexico and India. In France, Avaaz is polling its members and is organising a campaign to clean out corruption in the country for the election and Avaaz is supporting opposition groups in Yemen and Syria so that when the revolutions are secured, a new democracy can set root. If 2011 is the year that the people roared, will 2012 be the year that politicians listened.


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Last night in Houston, Texas Juan Manuel Marquez broke the heart of nearly 15,000 Juan Diaz fans in what was an early candidate for fight of the year.
This lightweight battle was everything I was hoping for and much more. It was fast paced and extremely entertaining. There was no clinching or holding at any point of the fight. Two sluggers went toe to toe in one of the best fights we have seen in awhile.
Juan Manuel Marquez jumped to the top of my pound for pound list with a brilliant performance last night. He scored a picture perfect uppercut in the 9th round that ended the night for Juan Diaz. It was the second knockdown of the round and put the exclamation point on a great showing yet again.
Juan Diaz was the more aggressive fighter but was unable to hurt Marquez. He landed some clean shots and kept coming and that is ultimately what got him beaten. I had Diaz winning the first three rounds and then Juan Manuel Marquez took over and dominated the rest of the way. His pin point counter punching was the key to the victory.
Marquez is the most technical fighter in the world right now. Every punch he throws is accurate. He hardly ever is off balance and he simply wears down his opponents with his grit and determination. Juan Diaz came to fight and put in a great effort but he wasn't beaten by the better man.
Both fighters were cut and beat up but Marquez was able to avoid the big shots and used his uppercuts to take control of the action. Once Diaz's eye was busted open, it clearly affected his vision. He couldn't see the attack of Marquez and made him a sitting target. A counter punch led to the first knockdown in the 9th round. Diaz was up quick but soon after Marquez landed a vicious body shot and followed it up with another perfectly timed uppercut. Diaz dropped like a ton of bricks and the fight was over.
After his victory, Juan Manuel Marquez said he wants to fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. to see who the real pound for pound king is. I don't see Floyd coming out of retirement for that fight but put me down as one fan who would pay to see it.
The fight on the undercard turned into a robbery. Houston's Rocky Juarez was dominated by Chris John and somehow all three judges scored the fight a draw. I scored the fight for Chris John with him winning eight out of the twelve rounds and he could have possibly won nine. It was John's first fight in the United States and to me it was a horrible decision. He won the fight very handily.


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Among the successes that make Akaka proud is the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, which President Obama signed into law Tuesday. Akaka, chief sponsor of the law, worked for years to get it passed. "That has been big for me," he said.
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Winter fashion trends: Lynda Bellingham's top tips
Top tips and advice from Lynda Bellingham on styllsh winter dressing
What are the 4 key items every woman should have in her wardrobe?
I believe that every woman should have the following key items as their permanent wardrobe staples - a classic mac, a pair of wide-legged trousers, a glamorous top with some sparkle or embellishment, and a shift dress. These pieces mixed and matched for different occasions are all you need to see you through the season.
Which new season trends are you investing in for winter?
Well I have to say that I really like the prints this season, plus the wonderful colours that are coming through now such as purple, berry and cobalt blue. You should not shy away from colour, be confident and daring.
What about accessories?
While I always think that less is more when it comes to accessories, I believe that statement necklaces and earrings are key for this season.
With so much pressure on women to look a certain way and be a certain size, how can women best embrace their own personal style?
You must always feel comfortable in what you are wearing. There's nothing worse than constantly worrying about adjusting your clothes, thinking 'my shoes are hurting'. We've reached the stage in our lives where we are confident women, who just want to enjoy the moment.
What's your fail-safe fashion fall-back, the fashion buy you return to again and again?
The two must-have items that I cannot live without are Isme's Savoir printed maxi dress (pictured, £32, 0844 811 8112, www.isme.com) and the Confident Curves block colour shift dress – these are flattering dresses that fit perfectly. I think everybody will be interested to hear about isme's Confident Curves range; each piece has hidden slimming panels that hold you in and give the illusion of a slimmer silhouette. This really is confidence-boosting fashion – it makes you feel great.
Has your style changed as you've aged?
Yes, it has to. When you do hit that certain age your body changes and it is so important to find pieces that fit really well, otherwise you can end up looking older rather than the fabulous age you really are. I always look for shape enhancing details like cap sleeves, stretch in the right places, different trouser cuts, and built-in panels to make you look and feel great. The exclusive Savoir collection at Isme.com ensures that all of our little insecurities are taken care of.
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Don't let it control you! Select pieces that you can mix and match in classic colours such as red, navy and cream. Key pieces such as the classic trench, straight leg trousers, sharp tailored blazer, pencil skirt, crisp white shirt and nude flat shoes make up a timeless collection of wardrobe staples.
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Use contrast colour panels to give the illusion of the perfect hourglass figure.
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High-Fat Foods That Drop Pounds, What Millennials Ask The Internet And More!
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By Dr. Khalil Ahmad
January 13, 2011
There are anarchists in every society,it is for the state to control them through law and force!
January 11, 2011
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With JUI (F), MQM, and PML (Q) once again out to test their gamesmanship, and ANP, PML (N), the Army, and the political-religious parties outside waiting in the wings, it seems Pakistan is all set to brace for another bout of political crisis - leaving us the people bewildered what the hell is the direction they are all moving Pakistan into!
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Hence, if all the affairs of governments are open and transparent, most of the possibility of this or that type of armed revolts, and war will be reduced to the minimum. This proposition would never be welcomed by rulers and governments, and also by those who despite their being outside government are stuffed with a thinking of ruling other people. They are 'rulers' from inside, or by instinct. They can never concede to or tolerate that the matters of governments be brought in open before the 'ordinary' citizens.
We are not a normal nation and live down inside the proverbial well made of our own presumptions. Thus we are a perfect subject matter for psychologists to study. In addition, we are never ready to admit that, instead declare others abnormal. That makes us own a stinted mindset in our heads. What's wrong with this mindset is that it never allows us to live normally, to have introspection, to see ourselves in a critical mirror, to identify our mistakes, to understand our inconsistencies, to grant others the same rights and freedoms that only we rightfully claim to possess and enjoy. It is this mindset that does not let us come out of our obsession of a charismatic nation (for whom things will happen on their own without any effort), and finally it is this mindset that never permits us to move ahead and improve ourselves.
October 17, 2010
The latest Nawabshah speech (October 11) of President Asif Ali Zardari, replete with the same old rhetoric, and the adoption of the same hazy and symbolic rhetoric by the Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani also, proves the same point that the disconnect or the communication gap is but a deliberate strategy to refuse to follow the norms, rules, laws, and constitutional provisions. Whatever its motives are, the PP leadership has taken refuge behind the populist parlance. In this vein, every piece of criticism of whatever nature is dumped under the carpet of conspiracy against the people of Pakistan, and their Party, i.e. the PPP.


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Direct Consequences
After Camelot, Hugo Nutini, the consultant whose lie exposed Camelot in the first place, was banned from returning to Chile.
The scandal's impact, however, extended well beyond his case. Many foreign governments devised restrictions to prevent U.S. meddling and, in a few cases, even slammed the door shut entirely on U.S. researchers.[41] U.S. academics worried that "it doesn't make any difference whether you are a Ford fellow or an NSF fellow ... the natives will all say you're working for the CIA," regardless of what the facts of research sponsorship and design actually were.[42]
Still, remarkably little about behavioral science funding or design changed after Camelot was canceled. A similar project was uncovered in Brazil less than two weeks later and others were launched in Colombia (Project Simpatico) and Peru (Operation Task), sponsored by SORO and funded by the DOD, exactly as Camelot had been.[43] Project Agile, a study of National Liberation Front (NLF) members' motivation, the attitudes of villagers, and communication patterns among South Vietnamese troops, was carried out in the years after Camelot's demise, as were studies of the "Potential for Internal Conflict in Latin America."[44] Whatever objections existed to such activities were clearly ineffective and did not interfere with the completion of the research. A confidential DOD memo written five weeks after Camelot's cancellation simply stated that counterinsurgency research involving foreign areas was "highly sensitive" and "must be treated in such a way that offense to foreign governments and propaganda advantage to the communist apparatus are avoided."[45] Four years later, the DOD admitted that not a single one of its social or behavioral science projects, or for that matter anything at all involving foreign area work, had been terminated in the years after Camelot's exposure.[46]
Two years after Camelot was canceled, the officers of most major behavioral science organizations gave their blessings to defense research in a congressional heating on that topic. Arthur Brayfield, the director of the American Psychological Association, had this to say: "I think the military should be free to use all reasonable, ethical, and competent tools at its command to help carry out its mission, and I would say strongly that the use of behavioral science and behavioral scientists is one of those useful tools."[47] Such endorsements were qualified by warnings that it would be wise to pay closer attention to appearances in the future since it was inevitable that someone, somewhere, would always label behavioral research sensitive and accuse behavioral experts of being surreptitious manipulators.
Some visionary advocates tried to turn Camelot's negative public relations impact into a plus by arguing that the behavioral sciences deserved a federal foundation of their very own and should no longer have
to rely on the largesse of the military because of their secondary status in the NSF. "Senator for Science" Fred Harris (D-Okla.) led a movement in Congress in 1967 to establish a National Social Science Foundation. He agreed with Dante Fascell that foreign area research, in particular, needed to be "civilianized." Harris pointed to Camelot (and his subsequent membership on the Kerner Commission) as a turning point in his own thinking on the matter, but he often employed the shining example of World War II behavioral experts to make his case for the importance of social research in government.
Although Harris's battle for a separate foundation was ultimately lost, it is arguable that the social sciences won their war with the federal government during the 1960s.[48] In 1968 President Johnson signed a bill amending the NSF's founding legislation and granting social science the formal status it initially lacked as part of the NSF mandate. Throughout the 1960s the NSF steadily increased the proportion of its budget devoted to social science and tilted its priorities toward the applied research with which social science was commonly associated.[49]
Barely affected by Camelot's immediate fallout, the DOD nevertheless took a number of steps to shine up its tarnished image in the academic world after Camelot, and by the end of the decade such efforts were calculated as much to counteract storms of student antiwar protest as to dispel the doubts of hesitant faculty members. For example, in 1967 the DOD launched Project Themis, a program designed to encourage increasingly skeptical universities to consider the advantages of putting social and behavioral scientists to work for the DOD, and improving the caliber of those who did. In its first year alone, Themis doled out $20.5 million worth of support; the budget for its third year was projected at almost twice that.[50]
The Defense Science Board, the DOD's highest-ranking advisory group, also convened in the wake of Camelot to mend the tattered relationship between the Defense Department and academic experts. Its members, eager to bury for good the uncomfortable questions that Camelot had raised, issued a report that took as axiomatic a view that would unravel for many before the end of the war in Vietnam: that intellectuals' obligation to serve their society and work for federal government agencies were one and the same.[51] The report did not even consider the consequences, ethical or otherwise, of the specific military requirements and purposes of DOD behavioral science research. Instead, it concluded,
The DoD mission now embraces problems and responsibilities which have not previously been assigned to a military establishment. It has been properly stated that the DoD must now wage not only warfare but "peacefare" as well. Pacification assistance and the battle of ideas are major segments of the DoD responsibility. The social and behavioral sciences constitute the unique resource for support of these new requirements and must be vigorously pursued if our operations are to be effective.[52]
Over the next decade, the Vietnam War put great pressure on the military to wage "peacefare." Behavioral research and its operational, "psywar" counterpart were in high demand partly because that war illustrated so dramatically the failure of great military might in the absence of basic cultural and political comprehension. Vietnam "sykewarriors" simply replicated, on a grander scale, many of the techniques used during World War II. In a typical month in 1969, 713 million leaflets were dropped from the air and two thousand hours of propaganda were broadcast—all to encourage NLF defections.[53]
Other Vietnam-era studies reflected the evolution of psychological expertise since 1945. General Westmoreland demanded repeated studies of NLF psychology. He got them, pronounced them invaluable, and made them required reading for his staff.[54] The most renowned of the Vietnam motivation and morale studies, and surely among the most elaborate field studies on revolutionaries and the revolutionary process, were those conducted by the RAND Corporation between 1964 and 1969.[55] Apparently not at all affected by the Camelot scandal, the Viet-Cong Motivation and Morale Project (VC M&M) outlasted its original conception as a six-month pilot study in 1964 and became more secure and ambitious as the 1960s wore on. A classified project that studied prisoners, defectors, and refugees, sixty-two thousand pages of interviews were finally made public in 1972.
VC M&M was a classic example, during the Vietnam era, of the basic axiom about bureaucratic survival and expertise that policy-makers had learned during World War II: government uses social science the way a drunk uses a lamp post, for support rather than light.[56] Its authors' conclusions—that the enemy was near the breaking point and that heavy bombing would quickly end the conflict—told the policy-makers exactly what they wanted to hear in 1965, the precise moment of military escalation. And there is quite a bit of evidence that policy-makers were paying close attention to the findings of VC M&M, rewarding the project's researchers for their good efforts with a 100 percent increase in funding in 1966.[57]
The light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel mentality would, of course, appear tragically misguided later on. One of the project's own staff members would go so far as to call it "a whitewash of genocide."[58] In the aftermath of Camelot, however, the RAND studies illustrated, once again, how politically useful psychological intelligence was to the policy-making process, even when it was entirely wrong.
The Progress of Cold War Psychology
In retrospect, it seems clear that policy-oriented behavioral expertise was neither fragile at the time of Camelot nor seriously jeopardized by the outcome of the scandal. In 1966 SORO, Camelot's sponsoring organization, reconstituted itself as the Center for Research in Social Systems (CRESS) and continued, under its new name, to provide the army with detailed information about the Third World. The name change was virtually the only change. Camelot's spirit lived on. Its outlines continued to inform the work of CRESS and other research organizations long after 1965. A number of subsequent studies bore more than a passing resemblance to the shelved project.
A three-volume CRESS study, Challenge and Response in Internal Conflict (1968), provides some clues about what Camelot might have looked like had it been completed. Like Camelot, it was launched in 1963 under the watchful eyes of SORO director Theodore Vallance. Its purpose was to provide the army with an "institutional memory bank" that could guide counterinsurgency planning. Although its authors declined to evaluate the specific military purposes to which their research might be put because "counterinsurgency might be undertaken by either 'good' or 'bad' governments in an assorted mix of 'good' and 'bad' ways," they were quite certain that U.S. counterinsur-gency efforts always assisted morally virtuous and popular regimes.[59] The finished product encompassed the work of 45 experts from 14 universities, detailed 57 cases of twentieth-century insurgencies (29 since World War II), and literally covered the globe.
In the period after Camelot, CRESS also produced a number of Camelot-like behavioral studies spotlighting the Vietnamese insurgency.[60] One, "Human Factor Considerations of Undergrounds in Insurgencies," surveyed twenty-four postwar cases, but an analysis of National Liberation Front psychology was its centerpiece. In their effort to understand why normally law-abiding individuals were drawn into
the orbit of dangerous revolutionary movements, psychologists Andrew Molnar, Jerry Tinker, and John LeNoir emphasized all the basic social psychological factors that had been identified as key variables during World War II: group membership and cohesiveness, patterns of leadership, the advantage of emotional over rational appeals.[61] Like their predecessors in World War II-era psychology, they placed the individual firmly at the center of inquiries into social and political phenomena.
The study also featured a developmental stage model of the revolutionary process, based on the principles of crowd psychology, very much like the one Rex Hopper had outlined in 1950.[62] It concluded with the familiar theme that the best counterinsurgency strategy was preventive treatment. But when nipping upheavals in the bud was impossible, as was the case in Vietnam, soldiers should be trained as "agents of pacification." They should be made into admirable models of civic action, engaged in the necessary work of building roads and bridges and, at the same time, capable of coercively channeling popular frustrations into the "catharsis" provided by loyalty to the existing government.[63]
Many CRESS studies considered the frustration of personal needs a convincing explanation for revolutionary upheaval in Vietnam and elsewhere, a smooth continuation of yet another strand in World War II psychological warfare. One sophisticated 1969 survey, subcontracted by CRESS to the Princeton Center for International Studies, began by noting that "it seems evident that most riots and revolutions are made by angry men, not dispassionate ones, and that the more intense their anger, the more destructive their actions are likely to be.... Most human aggression occurs as a response to frustration."[64]
Ironically, Camelot's spirit was destined to have its most lethal reincarnation in Chile, the country where it had been exposed, but which had never been one of the intended targets of research. In 1973, almost a decade after Camelot was canceled, its mark could be seen in the secret, CIA-sponsored coup against the socialist government of Salvador Allende.
The connection came through Abt Associates, a research organization located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, whose president, Clark Abt, had been one of Camelot's consultants. In I965 the DOD's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) contracted with Abt to design a computer simulation game to be used for monitoring internal war in Latin America. Except for the addition of sophisticated computer technology, Camelot's goal remained intact. Dubbed Politica, the game
was first loaded with data about hundreds of social psychological variables in a given country: degree of group cohesiveness, levels of self-esteem, attitudes toward authority, and so on. Then it would "highlight those variables decisive for the description, indication, prediction, and control of internal revolutionary conflict."[65]
In the case of Chile, according to Daniel Del Solar, one of Politica's inventors, the game's results eventually gave the green light to policy-makers who favored murdering Allende in the plan to topple Chile's leftist government.[66] Politica had predicted that Chile would remain stable even after a military takeover and the president's death. Just as useful to the planners of military and covert action as the RAND study of Viet-Cong motivation and morale had been, Politica proved to be far more accurate.
Precisely because it was a fiasco, Camelot's story illustrates the stamina of the World War II worldview in the face of a significant challenge. It also helps to explain the political distance that behavioral science—psychology in particular—had traveled in twenty years, and the intimate links that had been forged between psychology's diverse public uses. By 1965 a majority of elected officials and top policy-makers thought they understood why "we have psychiatrists and psychologists running out of our ears in this Government of ours today."[67] With regular prodding from the experts, they proclaimed that behavioral scholarship was indispensable to foreign and military policy. Yet in Camelot's case the aggressive political deployment of psychological expertise was effectively obscured through psychology's old scientific and new therapeutic reputation, which made it likely that knowledge about human societies would be considered as neutral technology or impractical basic research, even when it was being paid for by military or other institutions with clear political missions.[68]
Almost two decades had passed since George Lundberg's classic formulation of social expertise as the ability "to predict with high probability the social weather, just as meteorologists predict sunshine and storm. More specifically, social scientists should be able to say what is likely to happen socially under stated conditions."[69] Yet the vision of an objective psychology whose practitioners should strive to be technically proficient social engineers, which World War II had done so much to further, remained secure. Camelot's antiseptic language often emphasized the allegedly apolitical character of behavioral science, referring, for example, to "insurgency prophylaxis" rather than counterrevolu-
tion. Even at the height of the Cold War, psychology offered a convenient way to avoid all mention of capitalism, communism, or socialism.[70]
One of Camelot's lessons was that even a significant international scandal, which in an earlier period might have elicited much debate about the proper relationship between knowledge and power, did not noticeably interrupt psychology's political progress. The heated debate among intellectuals that followed the project's cancellation revealed more about the insecurities felt by a group of intellectuals new to power than it did about any serious threat to their public status. Many of the official architects of the Vietnam War, after all—policy-makers like McGeorge Bundy, Robert McNamara, and Walt Rostow—were the very models of the new "mandarins" Sola Pool had so hopefully proclaimed to be the vanguard of a humanistic future.[71]
They, along with the researchers put to work on Cold War projects like Camelot, all had liberal, behaviorally oriented educational backgrounds. They had dutifully absorbed the lessons of recent war, hot and cold: that political passions, ideas such as freedom, and military conflicts themselves were contaminated by toxic emotions in need of immediate treatment and firm containment. They studied the chaotic compound known as "national character," subsequently renamed "political culture," in hopes of producing effective management techniques. For the Cold War generation, "population control," the calculated shaping of behavior at home and abroad, was both a realistic and responsible goal. (This use of the term "population control" should not be confused with the global family planning programs it has frequently denoted since the 1960s.) Prediction and control via behavioral management was the enduring refrain of World War II-era experts, and it was constantly reiterated during the years that followed 1945. According to morale specialist Rensis Likert, "The important problems of our times concern human behaviour. . . . Problems of human behaviour underlie each of the many kinds of organized group effort on which nations are becoming increasingly dependent. . . . The larger social problems of nations and of the world also involve human behaviour."[72] Cold War managers were, after all, charged with nothing less than overseeing the awful dangers of superpower conflict. Because they were involved in a global "minds race," the very future of the planet depended on how well they could stabilize the emotional and behavioral disorder caused by aggression, fear, self-interest, primitive loyalties, and the ever-present human quest for security, which took so many
irrational forms. Is it any wonder, in the face of such imposing emotional obstacles during the postwar decades, that the most famous psychologist in the United States—B. F. Skinner—would reject individual autonomy and suggest that psychology's biggest challenge was to move "beyond freedom and dignity." Skinner defined his profession's toughest problem as follows: "to induce people not to be good but to behave well."[73]
As the years wore on, the booming postwar economy would slow and the quagmire of U.S. policy in Vietnam would become more obvious and elicit more protest. Cold War psychology, one product of the World War II worldview, would be more seriously challenged than it was at the moment of Camelot's exposure.[74] By the end of the decade, Harold Lasswell himself, the very embodiment of World War II-era faith in psychological expertise, was expressing grave doubts about the enlightening potential of scientific expertise. "If the earlier promise [of science] was that knowledge would make men free," he said, "the contemporary. reality, seems to be that more men are manipulated without their consent for more purposes by more techniques by fewer men than at any time in history."[75] By the time Lasswell spoke these discouraging words at the 1969 APA meetings, psychological experts had long since found secure new homes and enthusiastic new sponsors in federal bureaucracies devoted to cleaning up U.S. domestic social problems.[76] Total federal expenditures on the "psychological sciences" steadily increased throughout most of the 1960s, from $38.2 million in fiscal year 1960 to a high of $l58 million in fiscal year 1967.[77] While the source of most of the funds did shift decisively from DOD to HEW early in the decade, defense-related research spending never dipped. Camelot had little if any impact on the financial resources the military made available to psychological experts.
Neither, in 1965, had intellectuals of the sort involved in Camelot been recast by the Vietnam War, and antiwar critics like linguist Noam Chomsky, as the "secular priesthood" whose job it was "to ensure that the people's voice speaks the right words."[78] Eventually, the antiwar movement would convert many Americans to views directly opposed to the World War II worldview. With a civilian population sharply divided on the merits of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, it became possible to think that psychology (and other varieties of expertise) was useful mainly because it helped the state maintain ideological control over a potentially unruly population, shield a murderous foreign policy from
public view, and "manufacture consent" by insisting that U.S. motives were always pure and U.S. power always legitimate.[79]
The notion that mercenary experts were reinforcing U.S. dominance around the world in hopes of gaining power themselves was a far cry from the World War II image of exemplary citizen-intellectuals putting their social responsibility on display by going to work for the government. In 1972 Margaret Mead, compelled by the idea of a "generation gap" and exceptionally receptive to the ideas of young people, admitted as much when she reflected on what her own wartime activities had taught her: "that psychological warfare rebounded on those who perpetrated it, destroyed trust and simply prepared for later trouble—discoveries which the young radicals were to make over again in the 1960s but about which we had no doubt in the late 1940s."[80]
When Camelot unfolded, however, most of the antiwar movement's history (including the partial takeover of the 1969 APA conference by antiwar activists) still lay in the future.[81] The teach-in movement, which did so much to expose the military-industrial-academic complex, was just getting off the ground with novel, all-night gatherings on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The ideological beliefs of the World War II generation were still, for the most part, quite solid. Momentous conflicts existed between good and evil. Democracy was infinitely superior to any political alternative. And government could be trusted to use the power of science responsibly.
In 1965 the dreams inspired by World War II had come true. Psychological experts were no longer required to prove the efficiency they brought to military functioning, nor were they pressured to defend their investments in anti-Communist foreign and military policies, tasks they had pursued avidly in earlier years. The political benefits of psychology had become, for the moment at least, entirely self-evident and, at the same time, largely invisible. Society had become the patient. Psychology had become the cure.


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12:02pm Thursday 10th October 2013 in News By David Thomson, Reporter
BURY will be aglow tomorrow night when thousands of visitors descend upon the town centre for the third annual Light Night extravaganza.
And they will be able to enjoy a large and eclectic mix of arts, music, performance and visual treats, set against the backdrop of lit-up buildings and animated public spaces.
Most of the events, to take place between 6pm and 9pm, will be free. Apart from the major Light Night attractions, there will also be a tasty array of bustling markets and food and drink on offer, plus late-night shopping opportunities.
Organisers say this year's event is getting back to its roots by showcasing the best of Bury and celebrating the heartbeat of the town through arts, culture and attractions.
The bumper programme of events embraces:
- Steaming up at Bury Transport Museum, Castlecroft Road.
- A hot air balloon at the East Lancashire Railway car park.
- A Briar Rose and The Beating Heart of Tango events at the Castle Armoury.
- A Bury Hospice Onesies/Pyjama Walk, at 8pm.
- A Musical Interlude at Bury Unitarian Church.
- Enchanted Garden at the Library Gardens.
- Enchanted Tales, Dominic Berry and Gemma Lees events at Gallipoli Garden.
- A Time for Light show plus Polinski, Manchester School of Art, Lee Paterson and Ben Gwilliam events at Bury Art Museum.
- Heroism and Madness guided tour at the Fusilier Museum, Moss Street.
- Northern Bites featuring northern fayre, Tourist Information Centre.
- Garden De Light illumination, Kay Gardens.
- Light Night Art Trail, Liz West multi-coloured fluores-cent stick lights, Vincent James artwork, Stephen Nuttall abstract life-size figures, Dawn Cretney Light Club, Yiikes Collection, Joanna Randall portraits, Look, Learn and Care and Bringing Light Churches Together events – all at the Mill Gate centre.
- Light Beats, Twisted Tubes and The 5 Jays, Prato, Bell and Luckin Trio and The Rocket — all at the Lions Gardens, Crompton Street.
- Candelabra and open event at Bury Parish Church.
- Acid Brass, The Met in Market Street.
- Larks of Dean Quire, Bury United Reformed Church, Parsons Lane.
- Glow Night Spectacular, AMF Bowling, The Rock.
- An Evening of Live Music, Barista, Upper Rock.
- I Will If You Will, The Rock.
For more details, download the Bury Light Programme here
Getting to Bury Light Night
The council is recommending people take the bus or tram to get to Light Night.
Road closures
On Friday, October 11, the following roads will be closed:
• Bolton Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Back Broad Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Bank Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Broad Street to Back Market Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Back Market Street closed all day.
• Cooper Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Market Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Market Place closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Moss Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• Silver Street closed from 5pm to 10pm.
• The Rock closed from 7am to 11pm
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Respironics REMstar heated CPAP humidifier
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Class: | III |
Reference: | RN-2006-0759 |
Date agreed: | 23 November 2006 |
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ARTG number: | 99688 |
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The Cocoa Easy Step II Pet Stairs give your pet the freedom to access beds, couches, and automobiles with ease and relieves you from any heavy lifting of your precious pet. Each step has a slight incline to reduce the amount of steps your pet must step up. The steps also become wider and deeper making each landing easier. Made of long lasting polypropylene, these pet stairs are lightweight, easy to clean, and fun!
About Pet Gear Inc.
A division of Vermont Juvenile Furniture, Pet Gear Inc. helps you to care for some of your very best friends. Committed to the comfort and safety of your pets, Pet Gear's offers a wide line of pet products, including pet furniture, strollers, steps, carriers, and much, much more. Improve the quality of life for you and your four-legged friends with the help of Pet Gear.
Dog Size
Extra Small , Medium , Small
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Product Weight
7 lbs
Product Dimensions
22.5L x 16W x 16H inches
Pet Type
Cat , Dog
Maximum Weight Limit (lbs)
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I have been looking for something affordable for years now! This is it! I was able to put it together myself with simple instructions. It's light, I can take it in the car for visits to the groomer or vet. It can easily be moved from one room to another. Took a little training for my small dog to learn, but he was using it the day of delivery. Thank you! And my sheltie Connor thanks you too.
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Our elderly dog was having trouble getting on the bed and we thought this would help. We could force her to use it but it frightened her and she would not use by herself and runs away when she senses we are trying again to get her to go up the stairs.
It is a good product and idea and maybe would be
OK with smaller or more trusting dog.
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The long landings really work for a dachshund or longer length dogs.
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Sturdy stairs to assit our 80 pound arthritic older dog in and out of car. Surprisingly portable.
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