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SAN FRANCISCO - On a stunningly gorgeous Thursday in San Francisco, its hills are alive with the sounds of squealing tires.
This is what happens when a film crew from the Fox sci-fi mystery, Alcatraz comes to town to pay homage to the most iconic car chase in cinema history. Yes, they're doing their best to replicate certain pieces of the 1968 Steve McQueen classic, Bullitt, which famously turned the streets of San Francisco into its own slalom course and transformed big-screen car chases into an art form.
Safely tucked into a resident's garage entryway on the dramatically steep incline of Taylor Street, I watch in slack-jawed awe as a sparkly blue 2013 Ford Mustang, driven by stunt woman Shauna Duggins, races after a bad guy in a black Dodge Charger. Both vehicles reach speeds of up to 100 km/h and briefly take flight after bursting though an intersection. They land with violent force before tearing around a corner in rubber-burning splendor.
"Woo-hoo! That was kick-ass!" blurts director Jack Bender.
The chase scene will be part of Monday's big, two-hour season finale of Alcatraz, which finds police detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) in hot pursuit of Tommy Madsen (David Hoflin), her mysterious grandfather and former inmate at the island prison. Whether we see any more of the J.J. Abrams drama beyond that is yet to be determined. The show opened with solid ratings in January, but its numbers have gradually fallen off, and Alcatraz finds itself in danger of cancellation.
"I don't think anybody (with the production) is overconfident that we're coming back. We're not a sure thing," Bender said during a break in filming. "I know Fox really loves our show, but there are a lot of factors to weigh. I think some of it will be tied to how much they believe in the potential of the show."
To that end, Bender, who also is an executive producer on the series, thinks the Alcatraz team is just "starting to scratch the surface" of what the show can be.
"It's a very unique concept and it's not easy to get it right," he said. "You don't want to be just the criminal-of-the-week series, and yet, you don't want to be the serialized mystery where no one figures anything out. In a sense, we've had to do two shows: One, a catch-the-bad-guy procedural set in the present, and the other a really strange, Edgar Allan Poe-ish Alcatraz world of the past. ... We're just beginning to find out how deep the show can go. I hope we get the opportunity to keep digging."
The renewal uncertainty notwithstanding, Alcatraz producers have to plan as if the show will go on. During their session at WonderCon in southern California last weekend, they informed fans that the finale will answer plenty of Season 1's burning questions, but pose big new questions, as well. And yes, it will end on a cliffhanger.
"The last episode is all about Tommy Madsen," co-showrunner Daniel Pyne said at WonderCon. "We focus on the guy we started with so you feel closure to the story. But we're going to open the warden's door and find out what's in that secret room, and it's going to open up a hundred more questions."

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16 papers and 18 embellishments come in this Happy Home scrapbook kit.
Pattern includes: Alarm Clock, Battery, Coin Purse, Dice, Envelope, French Fries, Glasses, Hour Glass, Iron, Juice Box, Kazoo, Lipstick, Mailbox, Necktie, Olive, Penny, Quilt Block, Ring, Sock, Teabag, Underwear, Viking Hat, Water Bottle, X Marks the Spot, Yarn, Zygote
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What's in store for Florida's 2013 legislative session
Legislators prepare to duke it out over more of the same: abortion, workers' rights, education, voting issues and campaign finance reform
Published: March 6, 2013
"Nothing is changing, other than Gov. Rick Scott and the legislators [being] scared of their public perception," says Amy Ritter, the executive director of Florida Watch Action, the group behind the anti-Scott Pink Slip Rick campaign. "Floridians are starting to realize that, wait a minute, these are the guys creating eight-hour lines to vote; these are the guys that are cutting our education and then using it as a political prop to win re-election. Floridians are starting to wake up. [Gov. Scott's] PR stunt is just a dance around a fire that doesn't really equate to anything other than a governor with low approval ratings desperately needing to win over middle-class Floridians, and it's not going to happen."
When former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush – founder and chairman of the national Foundation for Excellence in Education – showed up in Tallahassee Feb. 14 to speak with legislators, it was his latest attempt to mold the state's public-education system into the privatized model he has long envisioned. Bush's effects on Florida's teachers and students – including FCAT woes and charter school expansion – were subsequently maligned by a Feb. 24 editorial in the Palm Beach Post.
"[Bush's] Foundation for Excellence in Education accepts donations from private companies that would profit from lax new laws that Florida and other states are rushing to enact," the Post opined. "The sort of careless 'reform' Jeb Bush advocates will end up with taxpayers fleeced and students and parents cheated. He has a reputation for reform. He has a record of making messes."
Since 1996, the number of for-profit charter-school operations in Florida has risen from zero to 579, and 150 have closed during that period. This year, several bills seek to expand the operations of charters in the state – including virtual and homeschooling options – and they're putting Democrats and educators on edge. One bill (PCB-CIS 1301) would reduce local school-board oversight of charter schools while simultaneously forcing those districts to offer up excess district properties for free to the private operations. Another bill (PCB-CIS 1303) would expand state funding for online courses to students who are registered as homeschoolers in their districts. The most concerning, though, has been the re-emergence of the Parent Empowerment in Education bill (SB 862), the so-called "parent-trigger bill," that would allow parents to vote on the fate of consistently low-performing schools, likely turning them into charters. These, among other corporate education initiatives, are opening the floodgates for bad education all around, according to Florida Education Association public policy advocacy director Jeff Wright.
"Each time you're taking something either away from the K-12 program or the university program, you don't have a way to control any of the outcomes," Wright says. "And there are just big companies behind all of it."
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Sangaree I love the assumption I am looking over someone's shoulder. I do, however, know individuals in the grocery business and have that pipeline as information. As for cutting the programs completely, I did not say that. There are many that need this program. As for my comment about many abuses, I stand by that. Having been and teacher and coach for 25 years, I have witnessed many instances where people know nothing more than wanting a handout. They have grown up with their hand extended and feel it is their right to do so. It has even gone to the point where students refuse to bring pencils and paper to class and provide the comment, "I'm free and reduced" (this means the student is on free and reduced lunch). When a student is f/r, the school is not allowed to charge the for field trips, school activities, etc... These students grow up hearing this and know nothing more. I realize there are people not working the system but there many who are! If those are purged, major monies will be saved!
DesJarlais vows cuts despite numbers
Since I live in one of those counties in Dr. DesJarlais' district, I have a first hand view of this topic. There are numerous individuals living here just waiting for another handout. They live off of a "crazy check" and food stamps. Many are in much better health than I and will not get a job (even when they are plentiful). I don't believe cutting is the answer but purging and reviewing those getting the handouts should occur. Watch the next time you go to the grocery in one of these areas. Observe the items in the cart of persons using foodstamps. Many, not all, will have all name brand items, junk food, cokes galore, and the best cuts of meats.
Not all abuse the system and their needs should be met, but there are many taking a free handout, draining our tax dollors, and teaching their children to do the same, thus creating an never ending cycle.
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-How does collective bargining restrict, burden, and place a barrier for a well educated student.
-When talking about the length of our school year, in Tennessee the year begins in August and is completed in late May in many systems. Unless my math wrong, this comes to ten months.
-As for comparing our education system to Japan and China they do not educate the masses as we do here in the United States. They educate only the top students. Those not capable of college type curriculum are trained in other areas. Here, we are required to educate the masses. When our test scores are compared to other nations around the world, ours include all. Internationally, most only test the top students because they are the only ones in the university track (apples to oranges).


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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Greensboro, N.C. – Marymount University's women's lacrosse team dropped its season opener 15-14 on the road at Guilford on Saturday afternoon. The Saints tied the game with less than a minute to play before allowing a shorthanded goal with 29 seconds remaining.
Stephanie Flood and Taylor Johnson both notched hat tricks for the Saints (0-1) with three goals each. Megan McGuirk added a pair while six other players added a lone goal.
Trading goals to an early 3-3 tie, Marymount went on to score six unanswered goals over a 15 minute span en route to a 10-5 halftime lead.
Coming out of the break, Guilford (2-1) scored six of the first seven goals in the second half to retie things at 11-11 with 20 minutes to play. Trading goals once again, the Quakers went up 14-13 at the 4:40 mark.
With both teams going scoreless down the stretch, Flood converted a free position shot with 59 seconds remaining to force the seventh tie of the game. On the ensuing possession, Guilford would draw an MU foul with 30 seconds remaining and score the game-winner on the free position attempt. Marymount would have one last possession but turned the ball over after winning the final draw control of the game.
Molly Maher led the Saints with seven ground balls and five caused turnovers.
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In order to enjoy time with Big Brother Easton and our new little guy Beckett I will be on maternity leave until Mid-March 2013. I will only be booking newborn sessions during this time. If you would like to book a session for anytime after Mid-March please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Jaxon - Newborn {Southwest Wisconsin Baby Photography, Cassville, WI}
Lacy, Jared, and Irelyn were very excited to greet their new little man Jaxon! He was just the sweetest little boy and such a handsome little bundle. I had so many favorite images from this session and loved every bit of capturing Jaxon and his personality, from sleeping to wide awake to his tiny little toes!
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Lacy - Family Maternity Session {Southwest Wisconsin Family Photography, Cassville, WI}
The Kasten family maternity session was an absolute joy to capture! Mom and Dad are head over heels in love with their beautiful little girl Irelyn and boy did she keep us laughing during the whole session! She told me she was "excited as a Watermelon....or a turnip" to meet her new baby brother or sister! :-) Lacy is an absolutely gorgeous mama to be!
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Coltin has an absolutely infectious smile. This little man is just a month older then my little guy and he is truly a fighter. Coltin has not been given an easy road to travel so far in his short life but he takes it all in stride with a big happy smile on his face. His health is not 100% and he spends a lot of time coming and going from the doctor and this little boy is an absolute inspiration. I had a lot of fun taking his pictures but also had a lot of fun photographing his new baby sister, Courtney. She was full of smiles as well and when she was sleepy at the end we got some absolutely precious pictures of this little cutie asleep in my little bed. Thanks to their Mom who has unbelievable strength as well for bringing them for a photo session! I always have a lot of fun with your kids!
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The Cecil Whig reports that the home invasion occurred early Thursday when the men, concealed from head to toe, stabbed the victim in the chest and punched his girlfriend.
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ALCESTIS by Euripides, Part 15
Heracles Time will heal this open wound. ADMETUS You might say Time, if Time were death! Heracles Another woman, a new marriage, shall console you. ADMETUS Oh, hush! What have you said? A thing unbelievable! Heracles What! You will not marry? Your bed will remain widowed? ADMETUS No other woman shall ever lie at my side. Heracles Do you think that avails the dead? ADMETUS Wherever she may be, I must do her honour. Heracles I praise you-but men will call you mad. ADMETUS Yet never more shall I be called a bridegroom. Heracles I praise your faithful love to your wife- ADMETUS May I die if I betray her even when dead! Heracles (offering him the veiled woman's hand.) Receive her then into your noble house. ADMETUS No, by Zeus who begot you, no! Heracles Yet you will do wrong if you do not take her. ADMETUS If I do it, remorse will tear my heart. Heracles Yield-perhaps it will be a good thing for you. ADMETUS Ah! If only you had not won her in the contest! Heracles But I conquered-and you conquered with me. ADMETUS It is true-but let the woman go hence. Heracles She shall go, if she must. But first-ought she to go? ADMETUS She must-unless it would anger you. Heracles There is good reason for my zeal. ADMETUS You have conquered then-but not for my pleasure. Heracles One day you will praise me for it-be persuaded. ADMETUS (to his ATTENDANTs) Lead her in, since she must be received in this house. Heracles No, I cannot leave such a woman to servants. ADMETUS Then lead her in yourself, if you wish. Heracles I must leave her in your hands. ADMETUS I must not touch her-let her go into the house. Heracles I trust only in your right hand. ADMETUS O King, you force me to this against my will. Heracles Put forth your hand and take this woman. ADMETUS (turning aside his head) It is held out. Heracles As if you were cutting off a Gorgon's head! Do you hold her? ADMETUS Yes. Heracles Then keep her. You shall not deny that the son of Zeus is a grateful guest. (Takes off the veil and shows ALCESTIS.) Look at her, and see if she is not like your wife. And may joy put an end to all your sorrow! ADMETUS (drops her hand and starts back) O Gods! What am I to say? Unhoped-for wonder! Do I really look upon my wife? Or I am snared in the mockery of a God? Heracles No you look upon your wife indeed. ADMETUS Beware! May it not be some phantom from the Underworld? Heracles Do not think your guest a sorcerer. ADMETUS But do I indeed look upon the wife I buried? Heracles Yes-but I do not wonder at your mistrust. ADMETUS Can I touch, speak to her, as my living wife? Heracles Speak to her-you have all you desired. ADMETUS (taking ALCESTIS in his arms) O face and body of the dearest of women! I have you once more, when I thought I should never see you again! Heracles You have her-may the envy of the Gods be averted from you! ADMETUS O noble son of greatest Zeus, fortune be yours, and may your Father guard you! But how did you bring her back from the Underworld to the light of day? Heracles By fighting with the spirit who was her master. ADMETUS Then did you contend with Death? Heracles I hid by the tomb and leaped upon him. ADMETUS But why is she speechless? Heracles You may not hear her voice until she is purified from her consecration to the Lower Gods, and until the third dawn has risen. Lead her in. And you, Admetus, show as ever a good man's welcome to your guests. Farewell! I go to fulfil the task set me by the King, the son of Sthenelus. ADMETUS Stay with us, and share our hearth. Heracles That may be hereafter, but now I must be gone in haste. (HERACLES departs.) ADMETUS (gazing after him) Good fortune to you, and come back here! (To the CHORUS) In all the city and in the four quarters of Thessaly let there be CHORUSes to rejoice at this good fortune, and let the altars smoke with the flesh of oxen in sacrifice! To-day we have changed the past for a better life. I am happy. (He leads ALCESTIS into the Palace.) CHORUS (singing) Spirits have many shapes, Many strange things are performed by the Gods. The expected does not always happen, And God makes a way for the unexpected. So ends this action. -THE END-
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Happy weekend, everyone! In this edition of our weekend best bets, we talk about an experimental pop act from Switzerland, I Went To a Show.com's latest showcase, the Little Big Bangs vinyl release show and much more. If you didn't get tickets to see Billy Joel or Ben Folds, fret not -- there are pl ... More >>
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I woke up this morning to the terrible news about the crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407 during approach to landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport. They say bad things happen in three's, and this was the third airline accident in the past few months; the Continental flight that swerved off a runway in Denver, the Miracle on the Hudson, and last night's tragedy about five miles short of Runway 23 at Buffalo. Incredibly, there were no deaths for the first two events, but 50 souls perished last night. What happened?
Several clues are immediately available; the weather at the time of the crash, the impact angle of the aircraft, and the tapes of radio transmissions between air traffic control (ATC) and the pilots.
According to www.accuweather.com, the upper air around the airport was very moist and cold, conditions conducive to ice formation. Light snow and rain was falling as the plane went down, perhaps indicating areas of freezing rain. Two pilots reported icing conditions after Flight 3407 disappeared, and one pilot said, "We've been getting ice since 20 miles south of the airport." Flight 3407 flew to Buffalo from the southeast after departing Newark, New Jersey. So, there is a high probability Flight 3407 was accumulating ice.
Next, the aircraft impacted the ground at a very steep nose-down pitch angle. Witnesses said the plane "dived into the house." The aircraft had minimal forward flying speed. There was a catastrophic loss of control. This is caused by major structural failure, or a rapid and severe deterioration of the aircraft's ability to fly due to stall, instrument failure, or pilot disorientation.
I listened to the final seconds of the radio conversations, posted on the internet, between Buffalo ATC and Flight 3407. ATC was vectoring the flight to intercept the Instrument Landing System (ILS) final approach course to Runway 23 (See approach diagram below). The pilot acknowledged a turn to 260 degrees to intercept the ILS, and maintain an altitude of 2,300 feet until they were established on the ILS course to the runway. About 30 seconds later, ATC directed Flight 3407 to contact the Buffalo tower controller, and the pilot answered this radio call in a calm voice. Less than 15 seconds later, ATC began asking other aircraft if they could see Flight 3407. Whatever happened to Flight 3407 took place in just a few seconds. Apparently, the pilots had no warning.
Further ATC radio transmissions reveal the aircraft last appeared over the "marker" for ILS Runway 23. The marker is a point of the approach identifying the final segment of the approach, and for this runway is called "KLUMP" (See approach diagram). Typically, this is where we intercept the glide path, or vertical guidance, for the instrument approach, and extend the flaps to the final configuration and begin to slow the aircraft in preparation for landing. It is a busy time; transferring from ATC to tower controllers, watching for accurate glide path and course indications on the cockpit instruments, lowering flaps, slowing the aircraft, setting altitudes for a potential missed approach, and completing checklists. We usually keep the autopilot engaged until we are coming down the ILS glide path, and then hand-fly the aircraft. Some pilots do this early in the approach, and others wait until the last few hundred feet. It depends on the weather and personal preference of the flying pilot.
Since the aircraft disappeared over the marker, it seems to me the aircraft lost control about the time the pilots were slowing the aircraft and extending more flaps for landing. The weather observations and pilot reports of icing in the airport area lead me to believe Flight 3407 was accumulating ice. Finally, given the short time following the last radio conversation between the pilots and ATC, and ATC asking other aircraft to search for the plane, Flight 3407 suffered a sudden and severe loss of aircraft control at 2,300 feet, only 1,500 feet about the elevation of the terrain around the Buffalo airport. I assume the crew of Flight 3407 was on the last leg of a long flight duty day, and may have been fatigued. If the autopilot was working, they likely were using it during the final vectoring to the ILS.
I have not flown the Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 turboprop aircraft (I fly the Airbus 300, wide body, heavy jet transport), but I assume the aircraft had the FAA-prescribed anti-icing and de-icing equipment, and the pilots turned the systems on when they flew into the icing conditions. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators will determine this when they recover the cockpit "black box" recorder. The NTSB will also try to find if the anti-ice and de-ice systems were working properly. Any accident investigation of this magnitude will examine every part of the aircraft and engines. The steep impact angle, high rate of descent, and accompanying fire, however, may seriously degrade the investigators' ability to discern the exact status of the aircraft at the time of the crash.
I'm not an expert on icing above what is required to operate my aircraft safely. I know in what conditions we may expect ice to occur, and I turn the appropriate systems on and monitor their performance. But, I fly a technologically-advanced jet aircraft having an excess of thrust and effective anti-icing and de-icing equipment. A light turbo-prop aircraft doesn't have nearly as much power, and flies at lower altitudes that make it more susceptible to icing. It's easy for me to rapidly transit icing areas and fly at altitudes above the icing.
How ice forms on an aircraft is a complex topic. The "bottom line" for pilots is that you try to stay out of ice, and try to get out of it as soon as possible if you find yourself in it. We can also operate our aircraft systems to minimize the icing effects, and perform other directed actions like flying faster approach speeds.
The basic problem with ice formation is that it makes the aircraft heavier and changes the lift-producing capability of the aircraft's wing and tail. This amounts to changing how and when the aircraft will "stall," or lose its ability to generate enough lift to keep flying. The ice can form on the wing, and cause a wing stall, or form on the tail, and cause a tail stall. The bad thing about ice accumulating on the tail, and causing a tail stall, is the condition is worsened when the flaps are extended. Then, if the tail does stall, the aircraft can experience a severe nose-down pitch command as a result of the stall. Since this happens at flap extension, and at a low altitudes with accompanying negative "G" loads (imagine going "over the top" on a roller coaster ride), there is not much time for recovery.
The pilots of Flight 3407 probably had all the anti-ice and de-icing systems on, and they may have been operating correctly. The pilots may have flown at higher-than-normal airspeeds to account for potential ice accumulation. They still could have encountered a rare form of "killer ice," caused by super-cooled large droplets (SLD). In freezing precipitation, SLD's attach themselves to areas behind anti or de-iced aircraft surfaces and form ice that can't be removed during flight in freezing temperatures. During ice-research flights in instrumented airplanes, SLD formation resulted in severe aerodynamic effects on the test aircraft. This means it could have led to catastrophic loss of control.
I wonder if Flight 3407 ran into this kind of SLD "killer ice" somewhere around Buffalo, and accumulated ice the aircraft anti-ice and de-ice systems could not clear adequately. Perhaps the pilots were fatigued, and the autopilot quietly kept up with aircraft flying qualities changes. Now, the pilots would not notice the aircraft controls were becoming "light" and "mushy," which would indicate the tail was approaching the limit of its effectiveness. When the pilots lowered that last increment of flaps at an altitude of 2,300 feet (1500 AGL), the aircraft may have suddenly entered a tail stall, pitched down an unbelievable 45 degrees, and in nearly the time it takes you to read this sentence, they lost control and crashed.
I still adamantly and confidently believe flying is very safe. It is much, much more dangerous to drive your car. There are nearly 40,000 auto and motorcycle deaths each year, and this doesn't count those who are seriously injured for life. Once in millions of flights, however, there is a flock of geese at the wrong place at the wrong time, or an airplane flies through "killer ice" at the wrong place and the wrong time. Why do all the passengers and crew on two airplanes survive, and all the passengers and crew on the third die in a fiery crash? In a manner of speaking, Job asks the same question in the Bible when all his children are killed and he is afflicted with painful boils from head to toe.
The morning of the "Miracle on the Hudson," I heard the news that a seven year old boy I knew, Noah Bell, died after a five year struggle with cancer. He was in so much pain, he could not be held by his mother until the last moments of his life. I asked God, "Why did Noah have to suffer for five years of his short seven year life?" and "It would be an easy thing for you to heal him, why didn't you give him a chance to have a full life?" A few hours later I saw the news reports about the U.S. Airways flight ditching on the Hudson River. All 155 souls survived that emergency landing. Job's lament and praise came immediately to my mind, "…God gives and God takes, God's name be ever blessed." (Job 1:21, The Message).
Mom was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer March 13, 2008. After four rounds of chemotherapy and 34 radiation treatments, she received news yesterday that a CAT scan did not show any signs of cancer. We were relieved and thankful to God to hear this news. Then, this morning, I see the picture of Flight 3407's landing gear, upside down and surrounded by flames. There were no survivors.
I find today, and the day of the "Miracle on the Hudson," to be similar, yet quite different challenges to my faith in God, His Christ, and His word. One day, someone I knew, a young, cancer-stricken child, was taken and 155 strangers saved in a dramatic and, I believe, divine demonstration of God's mercy. And another day, someone I love very much is spared and 50 strangers are taken in a tragic and terrible accident. How can we make sense of it? Are we supposed to make sense of such things?
In Luke 13:1-5, the people around Jesus tell him about a group of Galileans who were murdered while the Galileans were worshipping God. Jesus says they were not worse sinners because they were murdered, but He told the crowd unless they repented they would likewise perish. Next, Jesus pointed out an accident that killed 18 people, and He also says those victims were not "sinners above all men," but unless the crowd repented, they would likewise perish.
Job had many questions for God as he sat and scratched his boils with a broken piece of pottery, and remembered his dead children. Job's friends assumed he committed some terrible sin. Job argued he was not guilty. When God finally spoke to Job out of the whirlwind, the result was Job abhorred himself and repented.
One of my favorite quotations is from Simone Weil, a mid-twentieth century Christian French mystic. Ms. Weil suffered horribly from migraine headaches, but still wrote, "The extreme greatness of Christianity lies in the fact that it does not seek a supernatural remedy for suffering, but a supernatural use for it." Is there a supernatural use for the suffering caused by the crash of Flight 3407? For little Noah Bell's painful death?
You have the same questions about events in your life, I'm sure.
Abraham, the father of the Jewish and Christian faiths, negotiated with God about God's planned destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham's nephew, Lot, lived in Sodom with Lot's family. Each time Abraham asked God to spare the cities for a certain number of righteous people living in them, God agreed. Abraham finally "prayed down" the number of righteous souls to ten, and then stopped. Now we know that Abraham overestimated the number of righteous people in the cities, there was only one, and left off praying before God left off answering. God destroyed the cities, but still saved Lot and Lot's children. Through it all, Abraham's basis (Genesis 18: 25) for his pleading prayers was, "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do what is just?" We see the same confident belief expressed in other sections of both the Old and New Testaments.
Ultimately, I can't give you answers to all my questions today. I've read we should not let the things we don't understand interfere with the things we do understand, like John 3:16. Despite the heartbreaking things we see today, we are living in a day of great grace and abounding mercy; at any moment we can immediately assure our eternal destiny and believe in Jesus for eternal salvation. We can come just the way we are, with all our sins, all our addictions, all our pain, all our worries, and all our fears. He came to heal the sick and to save sinners. Don't let your sin keep you from coming. Christ came for people just like you and delights to save you and any other hurting, suffering, sin-saturated soul. I'm an excellent example of how deep into the dark and evil pit He can reach to save a lost soul. Stop what you are doing, and cry out to him right now to save you, before you perish. I believe this is what Jesus would say to anyone who would ask him about Flight 3407. As for the souls on that airplane, we must trust the Judge of all the earth to do what is just.After previous aviation accidents where people were killed, like the one in Lexington, Kentucky two years ago, I've asked God to prevent such terrible events in the future. If there must be an airplane accident due to decrees beyond our understanding, I've prayed that the people in that accident would be drawn mightily to Christ and enabled to immediately and powerfully cry out to Jesus to be saved. God can do this in a moment. Perhaps every soul on Flight 3407, in a split-second of grace, asked Him to save them before they perished. One of the two thieves crucified with Christ asked for salvation as they suffered. Later, Jesus took that man as His first companion into Heaven. With God, all things are possible.
What can we do to lessen the probability of more aircraft accidents? I believe the most important thing we can do is pray, pray in the name of Jesus for safety for every flight you are on or a loved one is on. And while you're at it, please pray for my safety and the safety of all pilots flying in this country and throughout the world.
Fatigue is an important issue now for airline and overnight package delivery pilots. There is a growing movement to rewrite the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pilot crew duty day and crew rest requirements that were originally written over sixty years ago. Pilots are now flying more legs, operating longer hours, and flying though the night when it is most difficult for the body to operate effectively. Several airplane accidents in the past thirty years were attributed to pilot fatigue. The NTSB continues to ask the FAA to rewrite these regulations, but so far the FAA is dragging its feet. You can contact your congressman and lobby him to pressure the FAA to write new regulations that give pilots more crew rest versus the number of legs and time of day they fly during a trip.
NASA leads the way in ice-formation testing, evaluating and minimizing hazardous weather threats to flying safety, and also investigating the effects of short-term and chronic fatigue on pilot performance. We need to continue funding NASA aviation research to make flying even safer in the future, and you can ask your congressional representatives to increase NASA funding.
Today's events force me to re-evaluate the priorities in my life, and to thank God for the multitude of simple mercies He gives to me every day. I pray for the families and loved ones of those who were lost on Flight 3407. I pray for Noah's family. I pray for you. If you are troubled today, I encourage you to cast your cares on the One who cares for you.
God bless you,
Dewayne Rudd
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A 9/11 Widow was on that flight :(
Yes. Too much for one family. There will be many sad stories from this flight.
There just seems to be so much bad news lately. It is just heart wrenching. Clarence Center is so close to my home town of Medina. Many people do their major shopping there. Rochester, where I live now, is about 90 minutes east of Buffalo. So these are the major two airports in Upstate New York. I felt as though this crash was so much more personal. Too many sad stories lately. Makes you afraid to turn on the news anymore.
Yes there is much sadness, but we saw a miracle with the Hudson River event. To me, that miracle was evidence that maybe everyone was saved on Flight 3407 also, and they are waiting for their loved ones.
I very much enjoyed all of your explanations of the flight situation and also the fact that you don't try to explain away the mysteries of life (am glad your mother is doing well) but I have wondered for a long time, and I suppose no one really knows, but do you think the people who perish in a crash such as 3407 suffer much pain? You said in your story "in the time it takes you to read this sentence, they crashed" so I assume that any pain was quick and merciful.
If they suffered depends on the impact velocity, how well the structure of the aircraft withstood the crash forces, and many other variables. I'm not an expert. The investigators who listen to the "black boxes" probably get an indication of those type of things. I do believe it was very fast.
I hope for their sakes it was as fast as possible. Otherwise the thought it too much to contemplate. Majorly sucks.
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South Bend, Ind. Two lieutenants from the South Bend Police Department were promoted from within Thursday afternoon.
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Police Chief Ron Teachman promoted two officers.
Lt. Steve Smith was promoted to Investigative Division Chief. His division is in charge of major crimes, auto theft, robbery, burglary as well as the school resource officers.
Lt. Scott Ruszkowski was promoted to Uniform Division Chief. His responsibilities include overseeing several specialty patrols.
"We are officers through a woven combination through past and present being a position to make a difference that everyone expects and everyone deserves," says Division Chief Scott Ruszkowski with the South Bend Police Department.
After the two chiefs were officially pinned by the mayor, family members could pin additional stars to their uniform.


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The pilot said immediately after touchdown on runway 35, the tailwheel started oscillating. It continued to oscillate on rollout until the airplane's speed dropped to about 20 mph when suddenly the airplane veered to the right. Subsequently the left main landing gear collapsed, bending the outboard 5 to 6 feet of the wing up. He said that inspection of the tailwheel assembly revealed that the left chain to the tailwheel steering assembly had failed.
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Microsoft readies PC security, tools bundle
Monday, 16 May 2005, 2:06 AM EST
Microsoft is readying a new consumer security product that offers virus and spyware protection, a new firewall and several tune-up tools for Windows PCs, a move that pits the software giant squarely against traditional security software vendors.
The product, dubbed Windows OneCare, will be tested internally at Microsoft starting this week.
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hegel123 wrote:Hi: I backpack in the mountains and am looking for something to get by with while off my cpap. The Provent nasal devices are super light and portable. Has anyone tried this? Comments would be welcome. EDIT: oh yikes I forgot to check out previous threads! I'll read those now. any further comments still welcome!
hegel123 wrote:Thanks, Todzo. Good point about altitude effecting the usefulness of Provent. I'm an ultralight backpacker on a limited budget; hard to imagine carrying any kind of cpap machine. I'm one of those guys who cut my toothbrush in half! Happily, I rarely have bad sleep nights in the mountains. I do sleep in my own tent, which helps because I don't have to worry about bothering tent-mates with my snoring. I'm just looking for a stop-gap measure.
Reading posts here about dental devices have sort of warned me off. I would only try a cheapy bite-down device that seems to require weeks of adjustments to make it work. Also there are side effects.
Still waiting for the miracle backpacking product!
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Accident occurred Thursday, May 27, 2004 in Marsh Harbour, Bahamas
Aircraft: Cessna 210B, registration: N9690X
Injuries: 3 Fatal,1 Serious,1 Minor.
This is preliminary information, subject to change, and may contain errors. The foreign authority was the source of this information.
On May 27, 2004, about 1645 eastern daylight time, a Cessna 210B, N9690X, registered to a private individual, crashed short of runway 09 at the Marsh Harbour International Airport, Marsh Harbour, Bahamas. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time and no flight plan was filed for the 14 CFR Part 91 personal flight from the Herlong Airport, Jacksonville, Florida, to the Marsh Harbour International Airport, Marsh Harbour, Bahamas. The airplane was substantially damaged, and the private-rated pilot and 2 passengers were fatally injured, while 1 passenger sustained serious injuries and 1 passenger sustained minor injuries. The flight originated at an unknown time from the Herlong Airport.
The flight departed, climbed to 4,500 feet, flew southbound along the east coast of Florida towards Ft. Pierce, then the pilot elected to proceed direct to Marsh Harbour. The flight then climbed to either 9,000 or 9,500 feet, and proceeded towards Marsh Harbour. While flying over Treasure Cay at 4,500 feet, the engine sputtered with the fuel selector positioned on the left fuel tank position. The pilot positioned the fuel selector to the right tank and the flight continued to the destination. The flight arrived over the airport at 4,500 feet and spiraled down to lose altitude. The airplane crashed approximately .11 nautical mile from the approach end of runway 09; there was no post crash fire.
The investigation is under the jurisdiction of the Government of the Bahamas. Any further information pertaining to this accident may be obtained from:
Manager of Flight Standards, Bahamas
P.O. Box AP 59244
Nassau, N.P., Bahamas
Phone: (242) 377-3445
Facsimile: (242) 377-6060
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Ewart: Improved communications will help AER but better performance is key
Stephen Ewart, Calgary HeraldPublished: Thursday, July 04, 2013
The pipeline woes have been exacerbated by a series of oil spills from train derailments.
For all of the publicity - environmentalists highlight each spill in their anti-oilsands campaigns - it's still too early to see how the number of incidents or volumes spilled will compare to previous years. The biggest difference could be documentation.
In some ways, it' similar to the debate about whether crime rates are higher or media coverage of crime is up.
There were 717 pipeline "incidents" in Alberta in 2011, the most recent statistics available, including 523 leaks and 16 ruptures. The ERCB previously issued statements on any major leaks and documented the overall numbers in annual field surveillance reports.
As federal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver has said, 99.9996 per cent of the oil in Canada moves safely through pipelines. The problem is the 0.0004 per cent is a big deal, especially if any of it spills in your backyard.
"The amount of spills and the size of the spills have actually been decreasing," Oliver told Global News recently, "but there's a sense that maybe the opposite is the case, simply because there's more of a focus than there has been historically."
Greater public knowledge about the realities of the operations of the oil and gas industry is important, but advances in the safe operations of pipelines, oil batteries, gas plants and, increasingly, rail lines would be even more beneficial.
Given their limited resources, regulators would be better offhiring more inspectors rather than more communicators.
Any release of oil or natural gas is serious. Preventing them is the overriding priority and all regulators have concerns with at least some companies they oversee with careless inspections, a lack of emergency preparedness and ineffective spill response.
The Alberta government could follow the federal government in providing the NEB with the authority - as of July 1 - to impose penalties of $25,000 on individuals and $100,000 on companies for each day of not addressing infractions.
A much-anticipated review of pipeline safety after a series of pipeline spills last spring was provided to the Alberta government in March and provincial officials continue to review it. Better communications around spills is a step in the right direction but providing the regulator more tools to improve industry performance would be even more valuable.
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ALGhazali, N.; Laukner, J.; Burnside, G.; Jarad, F.D.; Smith, P.W. and Preston, A.J. (2010) An investigation into the effect of try-in pastes, uncured and cured resin cements on the overall color of ceramic veneer restorations: An in vitro study. Journal of Dentistry, 38 (Supplement 2). e78-e86. ISSN 1879-176X (Online); 0300-5712 (Print)
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Objectives The aim of this study was to assess how different shades of try-in pastes, uncured and cured resin cements influence the overall colour of porcelain veneer restorations. Methods Porcelain veneers of shade Vita 1M1 VM7 and 1mm thick were applied to bovine teeth using 3 shades of resin cement and their try-in paste produced by 3 manufacturers. Analysis of variance was carried out on the colour difference values (ΔE*) between the Aquagel and both the try-in paste and cured resins. An assessment of the clinical significance of ΔE* between the try-in paste and the cured resin and also between the uncured and cured resin was made. Results There were statistically significant differences in veneers' colours when using different shades of both Calibra and Nexus resin cements (p<0.05). Also, statistically significant differences were noticed when using different shades of both Rely-X and Nexus try-in pastes (p<0.05). Colour differences produced between the try-in pastes and the corresponding shades of cured resin cements was perceptible with some of these differences were clinically unacceptable (ΔE* 1.05 – 3.34). The colour differences between uncured and cured resins of the same shade were around the perceptibility threshold (ΔE* 0.78 – 1.41). Conclusions Different coloured try-in pastes and resin cements produce colour changes which may be clinically useful in changing the colour of veneer restorations and therefore aid colour matching to the adjacent dentition. The colour match achieved by the try-in paste should be treated with caution and further assessment of the restoration should be made with the resin in place before curing.
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MONROE, La. (AP) - Louisiana Delta Community College is offering its first winter session for students who want to take a three-credit course over the holidays.
It's offering 18 intensive classes from an academic skills seminar to human anatomy and physiology. Five classes are online.
The News-Star reports that registration ends Dec. 5 for the 15-day program. Classes run Dec. 10-18 and Jan. 2-11 at the main campus in Monroe.
Interim Chancellor Jerry Ryan says he expects it to attract both Delta students and those home for the holidays from other schools.
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