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Posted: Fri Nov 17th, 2006 04:38 pm |
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Fuller E Pluribus Unum
I had such a great response to my post of "What's your favorite Civil War songs?" that I decided to continue with "What's your favorite Civil War photos?" I have many but I am consolidating down to 2. #1 Grant with Meade and officers at a war council May 1, 1864 Grant considered his options of fighting another Peninsula camp., pushing through the Wilderness or moving towards Gordansville. While famously smoking one of his cigars he commented to a prying repoter about how long it would take his army to move into Richmond, "I will agree to be there in about four days. That is, if Gen. Lee becomes a party to the agreement. But if he objects, the trip will undoubtedly be prolonged." In the photo Grant can be seen leaning over a church pew to discuss plans on a map held by Meade. The photo shows the men in a more relaxed state. Some smoking, others reading papers. Hardly any notice the camera is there. I would love to know exactly what was said in that conversation. #2 Custer posing with conf. prisoner. The two are sitting on a box together. Custer looks very relaxed and quite sure of himself. The two men were actually buds while attending West Point together. If there is a movie to be made about Custer, I think Matthew McConaughey would do a fine job. We all have no doubt spent hours flipping through books by McPherson and others. So I am curious to know some of your favorite photos and why. Fuller |
Posted: Fri Nov 17th, 2006 05:36 pm |
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ole Member
I'll advance two, as well. #1 - The burned district of Columbia, SC. #2 - Sherman on his horse at Atlanta. Ole |
Posted: Fri Nov 17th, 2006 06:49 pm |
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calcav Member
#1 U.S. Grant. The pic was taken at a Washington studio and it is a full figure shot of him with light coming down through a skylight. Behind him you can see the frame that held the subjects head steady while the portrait was being taken. This was an informal photo taken during a session for an actual portrait. During the session the skylight broke and the glass showered down around him but he never flinched. The photographer, a Brady assistant, was badly scared and amazed that the general was not only still alive but completely without a scratch. #2 Confederate soldiers at Fredericksburg. The photo was taken from the east bank (Union side) of the Rappahannock from the ruins of the railroad bridge. Several of the soldiers are actually posing . #3 General John Buford and staff. Look at the shine on that mans boots! Tom |
Posted: Sat Nov 18th, 2006 07:11 pm |
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Widow Member
My favorite is the one of Grant, leaning his forearm against a tree. It's casual and informal, so you see the man as others saw him day to day. There's thoughtful expression on his face, as if he's considering his plans for the next campaign. Patty |
Posted: Sun Nov 19th, 2006 05:49 pm |
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Regina Member
The photo of Grant that Widow mentions is one of my favorites and so is the photo of Lincoln in a Federal camp speaking to McClellan and about a dozen other soldiers. I don't know where it was taken, but I love the way in which Lincoln stands out in it. Also, Fuller, calcav and ole---where would I be able to see the photos you have mentioned? |
Posted: Sun Nov 19th, 2006 07:27 pm |
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Widow Member
Regina, Yes, it's a terrific shot. That picture of Lincoln and Little Mac was taken at Antietam, a few days after the battle on 17 Sep 62. I believe the photographer was Mathew Brady, or possibly his assistant Alexander Gardner. The president and the general are partially facing each other in the tent. Notice the tent pole which appears to be between them. Of course the tent pole was already in place, it wasn't the photographer's prop. But the photographer took advantage of the visual effect of the "divider" and asked them to pose that way. They probably didn't even notice the tent pole, it's one of those commonplace things like a doorknob. The photographer intended to illustrate the rift between the Commander in Chief and the Commanding General. What was Little Mac thinking while posing? We can guess what Old Abe was thinking. In just two months, McClellan was out and Burnside was in. There's another shot taken with the two standing in front of the tent, Lincoln in his top hat, McClellan staring at his vest buttons. Mac was of average height, actually, but he was so young that the soldiers called him "Little." Patty |
Posted: Sun Nov 19th, 2006 11:29 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
I guess favorite doesn't always mean happiest. For me, the supposed last photo ever taken of Lincoln remains my favorite. The wear and tear on his face represent a microcosm of what I think the war did to the entire country - north and south. |
Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 02:38 am |
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ole Member
Regina: Sherman and the Burning of Columbia, Marion Brunson Lucas; Sherman's Civil War; Selected correspondence .... ,Simpson and Berlin, Editors. The pictures appear in several other books (they are quite common) but these were the two I was able to miraculously lay my hands on. Ole |
Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 12:31 pm |
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Widow Member
Joe, that Lincoln portrait was Alexander Gardner's work, after he left Mathew Brady and started his own studio. He and Lincoln had good rapport, so Gardner was able to get Lincoln to relax and be himself. Lincoln was the first president to understand the political power of a photograph, so was quite willing to work with Gardner. Although most of the face is in shadow and slightly out of focus, the left eye is the only part which perfectly in focus, and reflects a little gleam of light. Gardner didn't plan it that way, but he saw the possibility and captured it. This image was one of Lincoln's favorites. Gardner had been photographing Lincoln for two years, and in a way was documenting the rapid changes in the man's face. The crack is where the glass plate was broken accidentally after it was exposed. Patty |
Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 02:53 pm |
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David White Member
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Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 06:03 pm |
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Fuller E Pluribus Unum
Last edited on Mon Nov 20th, 2006 07:41 pm by Fuller |
Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 06:10 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Folks, I would kindly ask that you size pictures to a maximum 350 pixel width before posting them. Posting huge photos eats up oodles of database space which costs us money. In addition, it makes folks scroll the entire topic from left to right, which many find annoying. Much appreciated. |
Posted: Mon Nov 20th, 2006 06:14 pm |
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Fuller E Pluribus Unum
Last edited on Mon Nov 20th, 2006 07:41 pm by Fuller |
Posted: Tue Nov 21st, 2006 05:39 pm |
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connyankee Member
- The three Humiston kids - Three Confederate prisoners (Gettysburg) - Lee on his back porch in Richmond, shortly after the surrender - Hancock (seated), Birney, Gibbon, and Barlow (Cold Harbor, 1864) - Grant, Meade, and company at Massaponax Church, 1864 Too many to list, actually. - conn yankee |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 08:34 am |
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susansweet Member
My most favorite picture is the three Confederate Prisoners at Gettysburg. But I also love the picture of General Herman Haupt on his personal pontoon boat on the Potomac I found it in the 365 Days Library of Congress book that came out this year. and the Powder Monkey . I was recently at a Civil War confrence one of the speakers Dennis Ringle the author of Mr. Lincoln's Navy said the Powder Monkey is his favorite picture. He has it hanging on his wall in his office. |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 09:47 pm |
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Sarah Elizabeth Member
My favorite photos are those taken at Massaponax Church, Virginia in May, 1864. It's fascinating to be able to view so many of the Union commanders together. Another favorite of mine has always been the Photo of Lincoln's first inauguration under the scaffolding of the unfinished Capitol dome. To me, that picture symbolizes the task which Lincoln was faced with when he became President. The Capitol was unfinished when he arrived in Washington, and even through those terrible years of conflict, work continued on the Capitol. By the end of the conflict, the nation was reunited and Lincoln belonged "to the ages"... The Capitol remained, as it has through many dark days and proud moments of our history . Sarah |
Posted: Tue Dec 5th, 2006 03:01 am |
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CleburneFan Member
There are so many wonderful photos from the Civil War and all those above have mentioned some of my favorites such as the three POWS after Gettysburg. I always wonder what eventually happened to them and what hardship awaited them after the photo was taken. Another of my favorites is an 1865 (or late 1864) photograph of Brigadier General Emerson Opdycke with several of his regimental commanders at Nashville. The look on their faces reflects the traumatic experiences they have witnessed at Franklin and Nashville, plus whatever other engagements and battles they have fought previously. Their faces are gaunt and exhausted. They have haunted expressions. No one smiles. I wonder if they know that the war is almost over, is almost won or do they worry that the horrors just witnessed in Tennessee will continue on and on? I don't see much sign hope in that photo, but I don't see surrender either...just the weight of tremendous, unthinkable responsibilty. What a photograph! Last edited on Tue Dec 5th, 2006 05:04 pm by CleburneFan |
Posted: Tue Dec 5th, 2006 03:22 am |
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susansweet Member
Cleburne Fan where would I find that picture you are talking about. I would love to study it . One of the interesting things about being so removed from the time period of the Civil War and having family on both sides of the War I find it interesting to me that I admire both Opdyke and Cleburne and the bravery they both exhibited in the same battle. Since they fought right opposite each other I would bet that Opdyke's troops are the ones that killed Cleburne but I still admire the bravery . Does that make sense to anyone ? |
Posted: Tue Dec 5th, 2006 05:02 pm |
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CleburneFan Member
Your sentiments absolutely do make sense to me. I have a deep interest in both sides of the Civil War because I grew up near the Gettysburg Battlefield and have a great atachment to it. But I also lived in the Nashville area several years and Florida many years, so I have am also very interested in the Southern perspective. There are military leaders on both sides that I find fascinating. I also find that I most enjoy reading about the Western Theater of operations. But it is all an amazing part of our history. Whoops! I forgot to answer your question about where you can find the photograph I mentioned. I have seen it in a few places, but the one that is in front of me right now is in "The Confederacy's Last Hurrah:Spring Hill, Franklin and Nashville" by Wiley Sword. The page isn't numbered but the center of the book has a section of photographs of both Union and Confederate officers, some places where the battles raged and Nashville at that time. The officers are each interesting. I just love the photo of Confederate Brigadier General Hiram Granbury who, like Cleburne, was killed at Franklin. If "they" make a movie of this battle Johnny Depp simply must play Granbury's role. Also a tragic figure is here too. Confederate General Thomas B SMith, who was hit on the head by a sword causing him such injury (brain damage?) that he spent the next forty-seven years of his life incarcerated at the Tennessee Stae Hospital for the Insane!! So very sad! Last edited on Tue Dec 5th, 2006 05:15 pm by CleburneFan |
Posted: Tue Dec 5th, 2006 06:40 pm |
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Steven Cone Member
Oh there are numerous A few would be the photos of Franklin, Tennessee taken in 1884 that are in "The Confederacy's Last Hurrah:Spring Hill, Franklin and Nashville" by Wiley Sword Also the picture of Old Harvey. the Bulldog mascot of co. F Ohio Vol. Infantry. Who was at franklin. |
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After passing the scaled-back fiscal cliff measure shortly before midnight, the House did not take up the $60 billion measure which passed the Senate in late December, as King said members of the House leadership had promised him.
"There's some dysfunction in the Republican leadership," he said in an interview on CNN. "For some reason, the speaker is taking it out on New York, Long Island, and New Jersey."
King said House Majority Leader Eric Cantor had worked with representatives of the tri-state area and promised the vote would happen before the new Congress is sworn in on Thursday. The new Congress will mean the legislative process must be restarted.
King said he had a sense Republican leaders were avoiding him and a firm decision on the vote early Tuesday evening. King said he was "chasing [Boehner] all over the House," and eventually the speaker left without telling King and other members there would be no vote on the relief measure. Word of the scrapped vote emerged through staff members, and frustrated congressmen took their criticism to the House floor early Wednesday morning after the fiscal cliff deal passed.
One of the boiling points, he said, was when Boehner yelled at a member of the delegation who demanded a meeting to discuss the speaker's intentions.
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A senior aide to Republican House leadership said Wednesday that Boehner would make the supplemental appropriation "his first priority in the new Congress." An aide to Boehner said the speaker would meet with the New York and New Jersey delegations Wednesday afternoon.
In his interview, King blasted Republicans for tapping his state's wealth in campaign fundraisers, then turning their back on the state.
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"First, he doesn't know what he was talking about," King said in response to Rogers' point that FEMA had sufficient funding for at least two more months of relief effort, "and secondly, Hal Rogers has no problem coming to New York to raise money."
"Hal Rogers can play his game, he can suck up to the Republican speaker if he wants to, but he should stay out of New York," King continued. "Stay out of New York, Hal, raise your money down in Kentucky."
He expected the political consequences would include "Republican seats in the Northeast that I think were lost last night" due to the House leadership's move.
"There are a number of Republicans who may be able to kiss their seats goodbye because of what was done to them, not because of what they did, but what was done to them," he said. "Because the issue is if you can't provide the most basic assistance for your district, who needs you in Congress?"
King planned to carefully consider how to vote with future measures, holding his vote "in abeyance." He stopped short of saying he would vote to buck Boehner's speakership and although his frustration was high, he said he would not leave the GOP. "I'm going to do what I have to do," King said, adding he is "independent minded" and felt as though his party had "written me off."
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WINDSOR -- Alex White and Will Kirby have matched each other stride for stride the whole season. They each won two of the four league races, but they both picked up the biggest win of the season on Tuesday afternoon.
The Mount Greylock boys' Nordic ski team placed five in the top 15 and easily won its sixth MIAA Nordic ski championship in the past seven years.
"We weren't exactly convinced that we were going to win because we knew there was some competition out here," boys' coach Hiram Greene said. "So the guys just had great races, and they're thrilled about it and so am I."
The Greylock girls placed seven in the top 30, including Kat Chenail's seventh-place finish, which is good for a win on just about any day. Just not this one. Lincoln-Sudbury claimed the eighth- and 10th-place spots, and edged the Mounties by two points, 72-74, for the state title. The second-place finish ends a run of five straight state titles for Greylock.
"I'm a little disappointed just because for some of them, this would have been six years of being state champions," girls' coach Hilary greene said. "And so to finish their high school career [that way] would have been really special, but they all skied really well.
"We can't control what the other teams do. We can only control what we do."
Kirby (21 minutes, 49.1 seconds) led the Mountie charge with a fourth-place finish, despite a fall in the first half of the course. He said he felt comfortable early on and sported a smile about 200 meters before catching an edge at the Trela Shelter. He recovered quickly and says he doesn't think it cost him any places.
"Honestly, I lost maybe 10 seconds, and it made me mad and I got really motivated," he said. "I kind of had an adrenaline surge, so it worked out OK."
White went off in the third wave, one behind Kirby, and stopped the clock in 22:27.9, good for seventh place. Sean Houston, who has routinely held his ground just behind Kirby and White, did so again. He beat everyone in his wave (4) by more than 30 seconds to finish 10th (22:54.9). Freshman Matt Wiseman picked up the final points for Greylock with his 13th-place result (23:15). Jake Foehl, who had the difficult task of going off in the first wave, held steady for 15th (23:31.2) and earned displacement points for his team.
Caleb Raymond (26th, 24:20.1), Derek Wood (34th, 25:13.7) and Jonah Majumder (43rd, 25:46.5) rounded out Greylock's eight.
Hoosac Valley's Jared Haley and Justin Barnes who had been Hoosac's most consistent skiers all season had solid performances, as well. Haley crossed the line in 25:39.7, good for 41st, while Barnes stopped the clock in 26:28.8, good for 55th. Dan Butler was 59th in 26:44.7. Mitch Barnes and Tom Galisa finished back-to-back in 112th and 113th, respectively. Galisa had Barnes in his sights coming around the final turn, but lost his balance. The soccer goalkeeper laughed it off and finished 8 seconds behind his teammate.
As for the girls' race, Chenail and Lenox's Josie Marshall were on each other's hip once again. But this time, it was by design.
"We kind of stayed together for the entire race," Chenail said. "We had talked about it before that we were going to go into it as teammates and just work together because it would be beneficial for both of us to have each other."
With strong wind gusts, they couldn't have been more right. They traded turns leading, while the other drafted. With one hill remaining before the final downhill to the finish, Chenail broke away from Marshall and beat her friend and rival by almost five seconds. She finished seventh and Marshall took ninth.
Marshall had won the final three league races after Chenail took the first. The second race of the season was the closest -- decided by just 2 seconds.
The Mounties then claimed spots 17, 24, 26, 27, 28 and 30. They had seven in before champion Lincoln-Sudbury had four. The Mounties just couldn't make up enough points to counter LS's eighth- and 10th-place results. Zavi Sheldon (64th, 32:05.4) was Greylock's eighth skier.
Sophia Dastoli took 17th (27:14.3), Grace Smith was 24th (28:35.4), Stephanie Adamczyk was 26th (28:47.3), Alexandra DeVeaux was 27th (28:47.6), Alexa Adams was 28th (29:07.1 and Sophie Gerry was 30th (29:16.7).
"They all had really good races ... really good highlights for next year, like [Smith] was our third skier, so that bodes really well," Greene said. "We had seven skiers in front of their fourth, so our pack was tight, meaning they all skied well.
"We didn't have the strong top runners, other than Kat, like Lincoln did, but we had some really good performances."
For Hoosac, Danielle Beauchemin had been on the upswing since the second meet and cracked the top 10 in the final race at Prospect. She put together a solid race (43rd, 30:30.3) out of the first wave, which put her focus to the test.
"I'm used to going out in the first wave. but it definitely bumps you down a little bit when you get passed by the second-wave kids who are really, really good. You get used to that," she said. "It's something you got to have a mindset about and realize that there is tremendously more people than usual, and you're going to get passed, no matter what and you can't let it get to you."
Teammate Holly Cadran went out with the toughest of the eight waves -- the second. Seven of the first nine places were taken by skiers from the second wave. Cadran finished in 34:59, good for 88th. Sam Staffin (41:45.4) and Allison Raceia (42:58.9) finished back-to-back in 115th, 116th, respectively.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Before every game, veteran football beat writer Robbie Andreu comes up with five pertinent questions and then answers them after the game. Here's Week 6:
1. Can the Florida secondary prevent big plays in the passing game?
The Gators were well-aware coming into the game that Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry are adept at going up and making catches on 50-50 balls down the field, but were helpless to prevent it from happening. Once again, Beckham and Landry won most of those battles and made their quarterback look good, something they've done all season.
2. Will the UF defensive front be able to generate some pressure on quarterback Zach Mettenberger?
The plan was to try and get some pressure on Mettenberger with a four-man rush, but it didn't happen. Mettenberger was sack-free on the day and was rarely touched, even when the Gators tried to blitz him in the second half. Mettenberger had all the time he needed to find his receivers and give them a chance to make plays. It was a pressure-free environment for the LSU quarterback.
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One of the biggest UF passing plays of the game was a 14-yard pass by punter Kyle Christy on a fake punt in the fourth quarter, which kind of sums up the Gators' downfield passing game. UF had some receivers spring open down the field at times, but Murphy had almost zero time to find them. Protection was a major issue all day and prevented Murphy from consistently making plays with his arm. So, no, there were no big plays in the passing game for the Gators.
4. Will the UF offense control the ball and the clock, keeping the LSU offense on the sideline for long periods of time?
The Gators executed that plan to near-perfection on their first drive of the game, consuming almost half the first quarter on a 60-yard drive that ended in a 44-yard field goal. After that, the offense failed to stay on the field. The times that the Gators did consume some clock, they ended up punting or settling for a field goal in the second half. UF killed clock, but also killed opportunities by giving up sacks and negative plays throughout the game. It all added up to the offense being out of sync (and out of the end zone) for the entire game.
5. Which tailback has the bigger game — Matt Jones or LSU's Jeremy Hill?
This question was answered in the first half when Hill cracked the UF defense for 56 yards rushing on 11 carries and Jones left the game with an injured knee and did not return. Hill ended up being perhaps the key offensive player for the Tigers. Against one of the best run defenses in the nation, Hill knifed through the Gators for 121 yards on 19 carries. The game may have been close, but this battle ended in a rout in Hill's favor.
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Here is a personal message to all of you from Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger:
When we first envisioned the creation of The Doors Message Boards we had a purpose in mind –-- to foster a place for Doors fans from all over the world to come, be part of a community, and contribute to the legacy of The Doors, as well as provide a safe haven that offered support, understanding and a common, shared purpose: Love of The Doors, Jim Morrison, his poetry, our music, and everything The Doors stand for as a group. We have watched with concern as the message boards have been usurped in their purpose and, through the negativity of several members, have devolved into hate, recrimination and plain old mean-spiritedness. This is no longer a community we can support.
As The Doors, we have had personal disagreements with each other, and we have differing feelings and opinions regarding several issues that are important to us. However, we also have well over thirty years of history with each other and have had, many times over our decades together, differing viewpoints on important issues. This has never stopped us from stating our views, both personally and as Doors members – and it has never stopped us from working together towards our one common goal: the support, concern, and fostering of THE DOORS as a band.
Yes, we have each been guilty of some of the same things we see happening on the boards. Yes, we have each stumbled and sometimes said things in anger that we later regretted. We are not saints, and we are not asking you to be, either. However, The Doors are bigger than any of us individually, and we are all committed to bringing the legacy, the principles we believe in as a band, and the music of The Doors forward for the next generations to come. We have, sometimes with great difficulty and inner turmoil, put our personal feelings aside in order to cooperate in this endeavor. Now we are asking each of you to do the same.
We have decided to make some changes to our message boards. Many of you have strong opinions on issues that are important to you. We encourage you to express your opinions, but to do so IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE AND SUPPORT, contributing to a positive, uplifting environment where all Doors fans can come. We are not interested in supporting an environment where participants are called names, ridiculed, or viciously attacked, whether the target be any one of you, us, our management team, our advisors or anyone else.
To help in this endeavor, effective immediately we are moving the ROTS board, and all individual member and member project threads, off of The Doors Message Boards and onto each member's own website. You may go to these individual websites to discuss your opinions about ROTS, Tribaljazz, The Butts Band, The Robby Krieger Band, and other issues not related to The Doors as a whole. However, none of us will tolerate rude behavior on our individual sites, either. We are not interested in anyone coming here to ridicule any one of us, or any of you, for any reason. If you want to do that, find another forum – it's a free country and a wide world, but here on The Doors Message Boards and on our individual boards, it will not be tolerated.
We have instructed our manager, Jeff Jampol, to watch over the boards, and to permanently ban any member making incendiary or name-calling attacks in their posts. His word will be final and irrevocable. If you disagree with anything that is going on, or with an individual band member's stance on an issue, we are not censoring you – you are free to speak your mind, in a positive, uplifting, contributory way.
Don't forget, we have been brothers-in-arms for well over three decades, and none of us is willing to let outsiders or fans come between us, even though we may have attacked each other in the past. That is sometimes - sadly - what brothers do. Yes, there have been a lot of hurt feelings among us, angry sentiments, even bitter infighting that may take a long time to heal – if ever. But we all stand together when it comes to The Doors, and the legacy we wish to leave behind, and we will close ranks to defend against any attacks from outside our inner circle, no matter who the target – or the attacker - may be.
If you wish to go sound off and attack The Doors – or any one of us - feel free to do so, but not on The Doors Message Boards, which we finance and make available to you as a service. We do, however, look forward to continuing to facilitate the spirited discussions among our fans, and even our critics, that we have come to appreciate. Just leave the personal animosities, name-calling, accusations and viciousness at home. Or write to your congressperson!
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The India-Pakistan conflict over Kashmir has lingered for six decades. Even though sides have made several efforts to resolve the issue through talks, international mediation, and by fighting three wars, there has not been any significant progress toward peace.
The cost of the Kashmir conflict is always cited in terms of lives lost, and the cost of maintaining large-standing armies to ensure victory in a full-scale war. But children living at the heart of the conflict suffer the most from the effects of decades of turmoil and violence.
Join the discussion below: What happens to culture in times of violence, particularly over many years? For children, what does it mean to grow up in a culture of violence?
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What is this bloody hell discussion, Pakistan has last Bangladesh which is bigger than Kashmir. India has flood of poor and hunger population without education and health, how better it would be to feed them and educate them. Lets encourage India and Pakistan to leave the occupied Kashmir and let them leave independently as United States of Jammu and Kashmir. Leave Kashmir and live happy India and Pakistan, leave Kashmir no begging India and Pakistan, leave Kashmir no war India-Pakistan. Live and lets live.....
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A short film "I Beat Mike Tyson" released on Vimeo, chronicles the story of famed Irish boxer Kevin McBride and how he beat world champion Mike Tyson.
Back in 2005, the then unknown Irish boxer beat Mike Tyson in front of thousands of people. Shortly after the fight, McBride disappeared. Filmmaker Joshua Z. Weinstein rediscovered McBride raising his children in a suburb of Boston. McBride is aging and his body is deteriorating but he is still a fighter.
"I Beat Mike Tyson" is a lyrical film about a fighter at the end of his career who is struggling with his life.
The video was screened at film festivals all over the world in 2012 such as the HotDocs International Documentary Film Festival in Toronto and the Camden International Documentary Film Festival in Maine.
In the Fall of 2012 the film was released in theaters in New York City alongside Weinstein's feature film, Drivers Wanted.
Weinstein is an accomplished cinematographer and director. His work has been featured in the New York Times as well as on BBC television, PBS, and in numerous film festivals.
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BREAKING NEWS: House Approves Budget Agreement, 332-94
Washington, DC Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Aviation reviewed the Federal Aviation Administration's Next Generation Air Transportation System, an air traffic control modernization program known as NextGen.
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Terry Rodino, an Elkhart County commissioner, shakes hands with an official from the Chinese city of Jinhua during a visit there in March 2011. The image comes from a news item on the visit on 36tv.cn, a Chinese website. According to a suit filed by a pair of Rodino�s estranged business partners, the handshake came after Rodino and his counterpart from Jinhua signed a �friendly-city-relations agreement and memorandum of commercial understanding.� (Photo Supplied)
In another suit filed by Rodino�s rivals, Amit Shah and Tim Dugle, they accuse him of using his position as county commissioner to help secure the sale of five recreational vehicles to a Chinese-owned business and thus profiting personally. Rodino earned at least around $100,000 as middle man in the deal, according to numbers in the Feb. 14 lawsuit, as did his partner in the company that engineered the $1.63 million transaction, American Travel Palace.
Rodino�s profits, says the suit, �were connected directly to the efforts of Elkhart County, and specifically the Elkhart County commissioners, to develop business and economic opportunities in China for businesses and citizens of Elkhart County.�
The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in South Bend, goes further. Because of those profits and other alleged misdeeds, it charges, Rodino violated the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO, originally created to give federal prosecutors a tool to go after organized crime. The two plaintiffs seek reimbursement from Rodino and the other defendants for the �millions of dollars embezzled and laundered� in the RV deal and from other companies Dugle and Shah jointly own with Rodino.
Neither Rodino nor his attorneys at the Mishawaka law firm May Oberfell Lorber responded to queries for comment. Rodino, now in his third term as a commissioner, has yet to formally respond in court to the lawsuit.
Others singled out in the suit, though, went on the record.
�I have seen no evidence whatsoever supporting the allegations in that complaint,� said Elkhart lawyer Chris Riley, representing Elkhart businessman Aaron Zou, Rodino�s partner in American Travel Palace. �Aaron sincerely looks forward to vindicating himself.�
Zou is another defendant in the federal suit and Dugle and Shah charge him with making a $30,000 �kick-back� to Rodino �as Elkhart County commissioner.� Riley wouldn�t get more specific in his comment, citing the ongoing nature of the case.
Gordon Lord, legal counsel for Elkhart County, also spoke out. He�s not a defendant in the suit, but Shah and Dugle go after him, suggesting, among many other things, that his actions, along with those of Rodino, �constitute a bribery and/or kickback scheme� that violates their duties as county agents.
�They don�t even offer any evidence. They just call it that,� said Lord. He never took part in talks about business in China, he emphasized, and had no role in Rodino�s dealings in the nation and never earned any money from any China transaction.
At the request of county commissioners, Lord said, he helped file the legal papers to form a company co-owned by Zou that was to have promoted investment in Elkhart County by Chinese businessmen through a federal immigration program. Elkhart County commissioners in December 2010 agreed to provide $10,000 to aid the firm, Indiana Gateway Fund.
That effort was later abandoned, though, and the $10,000 was never spent, according to Lord. Elkhart County Administrator Tom Byers and Elkhart County Commissioner Mike Yoder echoed that.
Rodino�s dealings in China and the RV sale are hardly the only issues brought up by Dugle and Shah in their new lawsuit, a hefty 79-page document, with another 265 pages in exhibits. But they�re the only issues that pertain to his position as Elkhart County commissioner, an elected, part-time post.
The other charges mirror allegations Dugle and Shah make in three other lawsuits now winding their way through LaGrange Circuit Court in LaGrange. Variously, Dugle and Shah � minority partners in a pallet firm and related companies controlled by Rodino, the so-called Duro Entities � say Rodino mismanages the firms and has improperly diverted funds from the companies. They seek reimbursement for those funds.
Rodino, in the LaGrange cases anyway, has disputed the charges.
Even the reference to the China RV deal isn�t completely new. It�s mentioned in the LaGrange cases. However, Dugle and Shah delve more deeply into the matter in the new federal lawsuit, providing additional details and making it more of a point of contention.
The deal apparently had its roots in Rodino�s varied visits to China, which he�s discussed publicly in recent years at meetings of Elkhart County Commissioners. He�s always said he used his own money in traveling there, and Byers, Lord and Yoder say the same.
Rodino�s first apparent visit came in July 2010, when he traveled to Jinhua in Zhejiang province in eastern China , inking what he termed a �sister city� agreement with officials there. That agreement was meant to promote cultural and possible commercial exchanges.
He visited again in March 2011, traveling with Zou and representatives from the Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau, and said on his return that some sort of commercial proposal was potentially in the works. He reconfirmed the sister city accord with Jinhua, and a news clip made by a Chinese media outlet shows Rodino and others in his group in a formal meeting with Chinese officials.
About a month later, according to the new lawsuit, Rodino and Zou formed American Travel Palace, or ATP, and on May 25, 2011, ATP paid $100,000 to an Elkhart RV manufacturer toward the purchase of recreational vehicles. The federal lawsuit doesn�t name the company, but in the LaGrange suits, the firm is identified as Forest River.
A Forest River rep didn�t return a call seeking comment.
In July 2011, Galaxy Powersports, a Dallas-based subsidiary of BenZhou Vehicle Industry Group in Zhejiang province, wired $231,541 to ATP. Then the Beijing-based Bank of China wired $1,399,985 more, the suit says. That made for a total payment of $1,631,526.
A few days later, ATP bought five RVs � meant for China � for $1,056,166.
It�s not crystal clear what share of the difference, $575,360, ATP, Rodino or Zou pocketed. ATP also covered the cost to ship the five RVs to New York.
The suit, though, alludes specifically to $104,779.90 in payments from ATP to Rodino after the deal, through March 2012. It itemizes $131,305.55 to Zou.
More germane to the suit, perhaps, Dugle and Shah charge that $50,000 invested in ATP by a Rodino-controlled firm called Apex Pallet came �from the fraudulent schemes perpetuated by Mr. Rodino against the Duro Entities.� In other words, Dugle and Shah charge that money from the Duro Entities, which they co-own, was improperly funneled through Apex to ATP. Since they have no interest in APEX or ATP, the reasoning follows, they lost out.
As for the allegation that Rodino used his position as Elkhart County commissioner to secure the RV deal and profit personally, the suit points to �ongoing efforts by the county to develop business and investment opportunities for Elkhart County businesses and individuals.� One of county government�s tasks is to promote economic development, the reasoning goes, and Rodino was the appointed official to carry out that mission in China � not for personal gain but for the betterment of the entire county.
�Mr. Rodino was not sent to China because he owns pallet companies. He was sent to China because he is an Elkhart County commissioner,� says the suit. It later picks up: �One of Mr. Rodino�s central duties as an Elkhart County commissioner, for which he is paid an annual salary of approximately $40,000 per year, is to help generate business and economic opportunities for Elkhart County citizens and businesses.�
Dugle and Shah�s attorney, John Henning of Indianapolis, declined to elaborate when contacted, citing the ongoing nature of the case. That element of the suit, among others, factors in the alleged RICO violation.
In fact, though, Rodino was not �sent� to China by county leaders, at least as told by Yoder, his fellow county commissioner. Yoder described Rodino�s China trips as personal initiatives, paid for out of his own pocket and done on his own initiative. The county has spent no money as part of Rodino�s travels, county officials have emphasized.
�Terry has done all of this on his own. It�s part of his private business,� said Yoder. He went there to talk up Elkhart County and promote cultural exchanges, yes, but also to pursue potential business ventures.
As Yoder sees it, Rodino did a good thing. He got Elkhart County�s name out among potential Chinese investors.
�I�m not sure how this is bad for the community,� Yoder said. �It certainly isn�t in his county commissioner�s job description to do that.�


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Hi was wondering if anyone can quickly educate me. I'm still piecing together my system, I already bought an 3930k chip which I plan to over clock. I have never OC before. I am planning on purchasing an ASUS p9x79 deluxe, but as far as RAM is it optimal or even required to purchase RAM that is rated to OC? Or can I just use the RAM at it's normal speed that the board states. I am just using prem CS5.5 and AE editing mostly 5D stuff.
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I don't recommend higher-clocked RAM because they cost too much money for too little performance benefit versus regular-speed RAM. For example, DDR3-2133 RAM delivers at most a performance boost that's merely equivalent to a 200MHz "overclock" on the CPU. But this RAM costs more than double that of DDR3-1600 RAM for the same amount of RAM.
good luck with OCing the 3930k and what ram is available on the market right now
HAS to be low voltage, cant be micron chips (99% of whats sold) has to be tatoo'ed corerctly good luck with that..
if it wern't for the ram manufacturer we use we would not be able to ship OCed systems with the 3930k only the 3960
this in part address' it, at least a good start without linking to the Jdec website which you have to be a member to read most of it (which i am ), and some areas i cant get to (have to be a manufacturer) but have had them pdf'ed for me.
tatoo'ed is how the EEprom (sorta like a bios for ram) and other parts are programed. including XMP profiles, Main timings (CL, tRCD etc) and sub timings as well as what voltages for what settings (XMPs profiles will have or can have more aggressive voltages/clock cycles.)
the other issue is the chips being used and Micron is the most common presently. (which sucks)
also what people dont realize is there are various grade levels of ram grades1,2,3 well there should be a bottom grade below 1 actually, sub par)
most your "named" ram are grade one. (corsair, gskill, etc) the high over clock ram is usually grade 2 or in corsairs case grade 1 binned (OCZ was very guilty of this and why they are done in the ram market), rarely will a consumer see a grade 3. the first 8 gig non-ecc sticks were probably that.
alot of generic ram (big oems and small) Dell for example use sub standard as the bios is so locked down and running slow it works. (EG: cheap DDR3 1600 running at 1333 or even 1066 with many)
grade 2 is what we use, basically its DDR3 2000+ clocked down (actually tatoo'ed that way) to 1600..
the ram biz has been insane the last few yrs the pricing has dropped to where the dramurai are making little to no money.
(good for us but in many ways not really) as most on the market is crap ram. even samsung now has grade 1 (samsung chips was pretty much all we would use for yrs (ddr3 and DDR2))
here is an example on newegg you can buy 8gig sticks (4 x 8 gig) for $209 it cost me for a single 8gig stick of what we use $205
even our previously fav vendor has gone down this buy cheap crap route (mushkin)
also they are all 1.5 or 1.6v not 1.35v
these might run ok on a 3960 stock speed..
so you can tell just by price if you are getting grade 1 or grade 2...
never mind how poorly most are tatoo'ed
well whats funny is this go round i can.. because you cant buy it anywhere :-) well other than from me..
we get our ram from Top Power in Taiwan, it is custom made for us (the tatoo part etc) the choice of chips is also our choice "not telling" grade 2. (it aint micron thats for sure)
and this is after doing all we could with Mushkin and Super Talent (both of which would tatoo for us) Muskin basically would get the chips we wanted then the price would go up and they would send us other cheaper chips
(and back they went as they didnt work either) pretty much the same with ST or they would use the right chips but only tatoo correctly 1/2 the time arghhhh and we have used Super Talent since DDR came out.
we had all this dialed out with the others until X79. and used nothing but samsung chips on our ram (not cheap as it was)
there has also been issues with this due to Intel's ondie memory controllers and being different on the processors EG: 3960 is different that 3820/3930k
as well as micro code issues due to this..
so what works for 3960 (best chance @ stock speed) probably wont work for 3930k... ahh all this fun stuff most people will never hear about and the components companies get away with


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If you are going to the trouble of implementing an exception list, please consider changing many of the current configuration settings to support specific program overrides. I believe that most people will develop a pattern of which programs they like to roll-up, make transparent, minimize to tray, or pin to the top, and it would be nice to remove from each window the buttons they don't find useful for that program.
Also, program-specific titlebar double-click actions might be especially useful.
Very, nice! For those of us with impairments, having accelerator keys would enable keyboard control of these features. Adding them to the window frame menu (accessed via Alt-space) would do it nicely.
I have the exact same issue with this utility.
It appears as if this is another case of the software developer assuming that you will never need or use any other utility which could appear in the same space. I haven't seen that much of this kind of development lately yet it reminds me in many ways of the memory hog/memory leaker apps developed in the early days of Win 98 etc., and all the various manuals written over the years by software engineers that couldn't be understood by the average computer user.
One of the steps which the sponsor of this download or any other (PC Magazine in this case) should take in its development cyle approval stage before any application or utility is recommended for download is just to ask the qiestion "What is the planned reaction of your software if another software application desires to occupy the same space (either in memory or physically)?"
For example as this writer in this thread has noted nvidia tools is in the same part of the title bar. "Choose to Use one or the other" as an answer just doesn't help the problem and led me to uninstall this application and erase it from my system. I should be able to use both of them if I desire.
If the developer does not have a plan or has not considered this then it should absolutely be held up for distribution until it is resolved. Seems simple enough to me. I mean if I can think of this question, then it seems as if a code writer would have too.I know there are probably many more issues to address , however with all we have learned about software development in the past 25 years you would think this would be a common problem that is addressed in every application. Sadly, just like the folks who write OS software and technical guides, they assume that everyone is the same and only their product should be considered a priority.
I give this product A "NO" rating for plays nice with others and do not recomend it if you have nvidia tools or other title bar applications.
mudsharkymon wrote:The common thread to the programs that 'freeze' may be that they already have the 'minimize to tray' feature.I have two programs (TheBat and TimelyWeb) that (when Titlebar Add-ons is running) do not minimize anymore. Ending Titlebar Add-ons does not help but restarting the PC w/o Titlebar Add-ons running returns everything to normal. These 2 programs have native minimize to tray functionality already built in.Looking forward to an update!RG
What's interesting is that it doesn't cause problems in all installations. For example, I have The Bat! as well and have problems with not being able to minimize The Bat! However, another beta tester has not run into any problems. We're both using the same builds of the Bat! and TBA.


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