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Happy Birthday Ranbir! Ganesha wishes you success and happiness!
Ganesha foresees a professionally progressive year for Ranbir Kapoor… Dashing, suave, dapper, boyish, charming, versatile and hugely gifted – all these and many more ornamental adjectives befit today's rising star Ranbir Kapoor perfectly. And, given that he has time and again proved his capabilities make it all even more appealing. Also gifted with an enviable film-industry lineage, Ranbir is the shining star of the contemporary Indian/ Hindi cinema. With a surprising alacrity, Ranbir moved out of the shadows of his famous parents and the very famous Surname. Born to Rishi and Neetu Kapoor, and to the illustrious Kapoor Khandaan, Ranbir has till now won 5 Filmfare Awards! Despite being rich, young and successful, the dapper star seems to have his feet firmly planted in the ground – and the smart choices of films he makes/ has made is a golden testimony to that. A blend of both style and substance, Kapoor lad has won the adulation of both critics and masses with his myriad roles in movies including – Barfi, Rock-star, Wake Up Sid, Rajneeti and more. Ranbir celebrates his 31st birthday on September 28th and one of awaited We wish him continued success and glory, and take this opportunity to peek in his Surya Kundli to predict the way ahead. Ranbir Kapoor Astrological observationsDate of birth :- 28th September 1982 Time of birth :- Unknown Place of birth:- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Ranbir Kapoor Surya Kundli
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So I have always had skype on my computer, and all of a sudden, maybe a week after updating to 5.7, my friend sent me a message, and now when I click on her name, the unread message notification doesn't go away.
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12-11-2012, 06:44 PMAnd you wouldn't have been wrong. We can always hope they use the F-16's to kill each other. But that's in vain, I fear; the Iranians couldn't even manage to shoot down a drone. It was explained to me that shooting down drones is not as easy as I think, and I understand that, but if you can't shoot down a drone, what can you hit?
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The annual Newton vs Eastside Alumni Basketball Game will be held on May 16, 2015. If anyone is interested, please sign up now. There also may be a softball game on July 19 depending on the interest of both schools' alumni. It will be $20 to play one sport or $30 to play both. All interested persons please email TaKeita Bell at firstname.lastname@example.com. Payment must paid by March 30th. Also please look for the event flyer floating around Facebook, NHS-EHS Alumni Basketball Game. There will be more information on the event at a later date.
The athletes of the week for the week of February 23, 2015 are Austin Holloway (Eastside), Dalton Smith (Alcovy) and Malik Wilson (Newton).
Eastside used its deep lineup to put runs on the board against the inexperienced but talented Tigers of Alcovy, defeating them 12-3.
While most of the people of Newton County have locked themselves inside their homes to avoid the cold, baseball and soccer players have been playing outside in the "wonderful" weather. Eastside soccer has started its season 0-2, but the team has yet to be at full health and head coach Champ Young isn't worried about the slow start.
The athletes of the week for the week of February 9, are both the boys and the girls Eastside basketball teams, Imani Broadnax (Newton) and Tierra Hodges (Alcovy). Both Eastside teams put up a valiant effort during this week of region tournament games, but they were unable to get over the hump after it seemed each team had caught fire at the end of the regular season. Broadnax led Newton with 13 points against Lovejoy, helping to lift Newton to a third-straight region championship game against Tucker. Hodges scored 17 of Alcovy's 40 points despite getting in foul trouble ...
The basketball regular season has come to an end, the region tournaments are starting soon, baseball and soccer are beginning, but it's not too early or too late to recognize some of the best basketball players of Newton and Rockdale county. There will be a first and a second all-area team, with the criteria being regular season numbers, level of play, overall impact and of course the "eye test."
Usually when teams announce their starting fives before the game, after each name is called the individual player runs out through a tunnel of teammates and cheerleaders to shake the hands of all three referees and the opposing coach. On Friday – senior night – the Lady Eagles went about announcing their starting five a little differently.
As of January 16, the Eagles were on a three-game losing streak and looked like a team that wouldn't make the playoffs or would be one-and-done. Flash forward to now – the beginning of February – and Eastside basketball has won six-straight games including its latest and most prominent win, a double-digit victory over Walnut Grove (15-9, 7-2 Region 4-AAAA).
Between the boys and the girls game, Eastside celebrated its seniors in the final regular season home game of the season. The seniors didn't disappoint the fans and parents in attendance as both the boys and the girls recorded important region victories over Walnut Grove.
Eastside (10-9, 6-6 Region 4-AAAA) played like something was on the line in the fourth quarter of its matchup with region foe Locust Grove, and probably unbeknownst to the players, they were. With the eventual dominant 69-53 win over the Warriors, Eastside head coach, Gregory Freeman earned the 370th win of his career.
Eastside hosted Locust Grove on Friday night and both the boys and the girls got a victory to improve their region records as the season winds down. The boys improved to 10-9 overall and 6-6 in Region 4-AAAA. The girls improved to 8-12 overall and 7-5 in region 4-AAAA.
Earlier in the week, there was social media uproar from Eastside soccer students because they were told they wouldn't be able to play home games at Sharp Stadium this year. Eastside's soccer field isn't in the condition it needs to be in to allow students to play on it, and Sharp is the only alternative.
Looking at their record (5-10, 4-3 Region 4-AAAA) you would think that the Lady Eagles of Eastside are struggling through this basketball season. But for their sake, they are above .500 where it matters, with a 4-3 record in Region 4-AAAA play. Eastside was able to pick up its fourth region win of the season on Friday night with a 58-50 win over Eagle's Landing. With that win, Eastside has won three straight region games.
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Eastside's boys moved to 6-3 in region play with a 69-45 win over Jackson Friday. It's the Eagles fourth straight region win after the holiday break and fourth win in its past five games.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Gardner-Webb's Drew Ellwanger, a former standout swimmer at Eastside, was named the CCSA Men's Swimmer of the Week for meets competed Jan. 2-8, the League announced Friday.
It was a softball season full of highs and lows in 2011. Eastside and Newton both returned to the state playoffs and Alcovy made strides to reclaim its standing as one of their region's elite. But the three coaches will tell you they fell short of their ultimate goals. That doesn't mean 2011 was without its share of stars.
Eastside's run back to wrestling prominence took another step forward Wednesday with a win over county rivals Newton and Alcovy to claim this year's Newton Cup.
Alexia Somerset has made her impact felt and is making a case for being the best player in the county. Eastside's senior combo forward scored 22 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead the Lady Eagles past Walnut Grove 61-50 Tuesday and since her return, Eastside has yet to lose.
For the past two years, Eastside pitcher Taylor Causey dominated Region 4-AAA hitters. For the next four, she'll look to do the same at Brenau University.
After rough starts to the basketball season, Eastside's teams are perfect in region play.
Eastside's girls struggled in their first two games to open the season. Then they got Alexia Somerset back. Since then, they're 2-0.
All the Eagles needed to pick up their first win under first-year head coach Gregory Freeman was a little home cooking. It didn't hurt the Eagles played an offensively-challenged Locust Grove team too. Nevertheless, the Wildcats were just what the doctor ordered and the eagles took advantage.
For the first time in four years, this space is being used to write about Eastside in a different way. Usually it's a playoff game story. After the Eagles failed to make it to the postseason, it's about what went wrong in 2011.
Eastside's boys' team will look nothing like it did last year when it hits the floor tomorrow at Alcovy. That's probably not a bad thing.
Former Eastside soccer standout Caleb Kernan is going dancing. No, he's not making an appearance on "Dancing With the Stars". He's going to the men's NCAA soccer tournament with his Georgia State Panther teammates.
Eastside athletics have thrived since the school dropped down to Class AAA four years ago - especially volleyball and softball. Two players in particular have been around to see it all. Amanda Hawkins and Katie Johnston both arrived on campus in 2008. Over the past four years, they've played a pivotal role in the softball and volleyball teams' success.
Despite all that went wrong for Eastside leading up to Friday's winner-take-all season finale at Henry County, the Eagles still had a shot at the playoffs. Late turnovers proved to be too much to overcome though and the Warhawks will be the region's fourth playoff team after a 34-24 win.
Eastside travels to Henry County for its season finale and the Eagles have a very simple goal. Win. If they do, they'll make a return trip to the Class AAA playoffs for an unprecedented fourth straight year. But it won't be easy.


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"Decoding the Ice Age Floods - Wallula Gap" Graham Hancock interviews Randall Carlson
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Eleventh Interview - Of Ancient Time, Time and Today
It seems strange that Moses carried with him the symbol of snakes on a pole and then it also became representative of medicine. Man and nature and symbols are strange, and telling. Then this about the heavy rains or waters that covered the Sphinx, perhaps the flood that killed all but Noah's kids and wives...(don't bother seeing new 2014 movie Noah..it's really bad)...I hoped that perhaps the latest Moses Exodus movie would be better, but Hollywood changes the symbols and I just saw it and it does suck! Anyway, it is also interesting that you are helping John Anthony West with this.
Well, I guess I would be willing to let the people who read my blog know about John West and his work. That also goes for some other researchers like Graham Hancock and Anne Tittensor. There are at least a half dozen or more researchers along similar lines of enquiry, whose books and work I consider worth reading. I am willing to help publicize their efforts because they represent a cutting edge on matters concerning recovering the facts concerning our own history. I think we should all be curious where we came from and generally we know very little, maybe back to the times and personalities of our great grandparents if we are lucky.
Can tourists still travel to Egypt safely?
With John? I'm sure that he still conducts tours though maybe fewer. I suppose tourists are as safe there as they would be in Europe at this time, or even America or Canada.
Did you ever go to Egypt with John?
No, and for a variety of reasons having to do with my eyesight and how that may impact my awareness of things around me in foreign countries, and all the heat and sunshine, which is not good for me either, it was never anything I contemplated doing.
What happened to the Great Composers series? Surely great classical music didn't stop with Anton Bruckner.
No, of course not. The next person on the list would normally be Johann Strauss Jr. the Waltz King. After him would come Brahms. But I have hesitated going forward because maybe I feel that Strauss has fallen out of the top tier within the last fifty years or so. You know how music that may be tremendously popular during one epoch, as his was, sounds dated decades later.
It all sounds dated to me, but I like some of it, but as you know I really find it offensive for some music to play with my emotions, as some of the "romantic" music does.
Yes, and I'm sure that other people like that music more precisely because it plays with their emotions. I see a certain parallel with people's fascination with horror movies. You know that I am one who can't stand them.
Yes, but you do like Film Noir, though that's not really the same thing.
Right, not at all.
Well, every kind of music seems to go through cycles, why do you think that is?
I think it has to do with the individual listener's cognitive appreciation for music. You notice that even the music from what we may consider "primitive" cultures seems to have its day and then fades. Ska, reggae and maybe even genuine bluegrass seem to, so why not classical music? The appalling thing about classical music appreciation to me is that there is so much of it that used to be programmed that is simply mediocre music, by any standard, fit only to serve as "background ambiance," like something one hears in doctor's or dentist's offices. It's turned down real low and you aren't supposed to pay close attention to it at all.
Elevator music. Yes. (laughs)
I actually met someone years ago in Atlanta who played piano and organ and directed music for a big church who described what he did as elevator music.
Like an elevator to heaven? (laughs) I gather you didn't get anywhere with that offer to teach people Beethoven. Too much work for most people. Some of that music is just so old anyway.
Yeah, Bach and Scarlatti is even older. This time of year we used to hear a lot of Renaissance music, as if that had something more to do with Christmas. Don't hear much of that anymore.
(more laughs) So are you changing, or what? I thought this blog was supposed to be about your interest in classical music, pianos, etc.
Well, when I was a child I was a rock hound, sort of, kind of. Remember?
Yeah, you had all those labelled little rocks in little plastic cube displays and had them all in the garage. You had all the other kids come and look at your rocks. Remember?
Yeah, dumb hunh? (laughs)
It's amazing how things we used to think were so cool turn out to seem dumb to us later. (more laughs)
Yeah, and it would be dumb. That's what you'd say to keep someone from coming over.
Well, I never remembered that.
No, that was for some other of my friends. (laughs) Anyway, one of the latest posts here had to do with the discovery of the largest known carved megalith (that's a huge stone, ok?) so I guess I'm still interested in rocks.
They can tell us things about our past?
Yeah, maybe. Then again, perhaps we'll never know. One thing's for sure though, we'll never get the truth from the usual academic sources because they have an agenda, a view of the past and our position in history that they badly need to preserve. It's noticed how much most "science" is just another religion as the people who support it react with the same spite as those in the past who yelled "heretic" at anyone who disagreed with them. Peer review, you know.
So how you doing without a piano?
Managing, but my hands feel clumsy. It's been a few months now.
Yikes, I couldn't stand to be away from my instrument that long.
I'll recover my chops. I've had a hiatus such as this a few times.
You still open to teaching?
Piano? Of course.
Guess you'll have to wait til you get home.
Seems likely.
Been to Fandrich's yet?
No, have to set that up, transportation, etc. I expect to arrange it before I leave this area.
Well anyway. Thanks for Blog...interesting. Oh, is there anything you want to leave us with?
There was just something one of my fellow alternative researchers had to say regarding our present culture.
He said something like this: that America's culture was culture the
lack of any established culture and moral law, infused with the
cultures of most other nations.
Yeah, commercialism. If there's no money in it, why do it? Reduces everything to seven minute sound bite songs that don't interfere with the senseless and continuous spewing forth of commercials...and some dare to call it a culture.
Yeah, and it's everywhere and affects everything.
And people take their selfies and post them and life goes on. Doesn't give much space for any real music, artistry or for that matter pianos, does it. Thought of doing something else?
Yeah, sometimes I think I'll return to fine art and take up painting again. Maybe this time, I'll confine my work to large canvases of landscapes, you know the kind of stuff they hang in banks?
You're kidding.
No, I've thought about doing it.
What else?
Well, if a friend of mine ever gets to open his own restaurant, maybe I'd be a chef there. I could do worse. You know I did function as an institutional cook for a while when I attended summer school during college in Berkeley. They loved what I did there.
Interesting. Well anyway, you have a nice blog. Interesting.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Graham Hancock on Touring Ancient Egypt
If you're going to Egypt and can only take two books with you they should be '"The Travelers Key to Ancient Egypt" and "Serpent in the Sky: The High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt," both by my old friend John Anthony West. "Travelers Key" is by far the best guide book to the mysteries of ancient Egypt ever written. Although it's presently out of print you can get used copies through Amazon, and my understanding is that a new, revised and updated edition is planned very soon. It's thanks to John that we are now all aware that the Great Sphinx of Giza may date back to 10,000 BC or earlier (rather than to around 2,500 BC as mainstream archaeologists claim). The notion of an older Sphinx was originally John's insight, and it was he who brought in Professor Robert Schoch of Boston University who confirmed that this extraordinary monument was indeed subjected to thousands of years of heavy rainfall and therefore must be much older than 2,500 BC -- dating back to a time, around the end of the last Ice Age, when Egypt was last subject to such rains. The debate goes on, Egyptologists continue to wiggle and claim that the Sphinx is younger, but they will not prevail. The truth is great and mighty, as the ancient Egyptians said.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Graham Hancock on the Younger Dryas
earth was hit by a comet around 12,800 years ago with globally
cataclysmic effects that brought on an epoch of devastating cold,
darkness and floods known by geologists as the Younger Dryas. For the
past seven years academics have been involved in such an intense dispute
about whether or not the comet impact actually occurred that the
implications of what it might have meant for the story of civilisation
have not yet been considered at all. But every attempt to refute the
impact evidence has in turn been refuted and the case for the Younger
Dryas comet is now so compelling that it is time to widen the debate. [Emphasis mine. Academics, largely due to their "peer review" process, are usually more intent on preserving their theories of what happened, Darwinian evolution of species being one of their foremost favourite ideas, rather than exposing the truth. Until this exercise in imposition of societal idiocy is removed, it will be an open question whether a college education is worth the time or the money!]
The epicentre of the impact was on the North American ice cap but other
large fragments of the same object also hit the Northern European ice
cap, and impact evidence has also been found as far afield as the Middle
East (e.g. see point number 22 on the diagram here:
Though not yet confirmed, it is possible that some fragments may have hit Egypt and this raises an intriguing speculation concerning the ancient Egyptian cult of the Benben stone. As long ago as 1989 my friend and colleague Robert Bauval proposed in the academic journal "Discussions in Egyptology" that the original Benben stone might have been an oriented iron meteorite. You can read his article here: http://robertbauval.co.uk/ articles/articles/DE14.html.
Though not yet confirmed, it is possible that some fragments may have hit Egypt and this raises an intriguing speculation concerning the ancient Egyptian cult of the Benben stone. As long ago as 1989 my friend and colleague Robert Bauval proposed in the academic journal "Discussions in Egyptology" that the original Benben stone might have been an oriented iron meteorite. You can read his article here: http://robertbauval.co.uk/
I suggest it is worth re-opening this discussion to consider whether
the mysterious object worshipped in the Mansion of the Phoenix in
Heliopolis [Beth-Shemesh] might in fact have been a fragment of the Younger Dryas comet
that caused the global cataclysm of 12,800 years ago. Like the Phoenix,
comets are objects that return again and again to our skies and it is
conceivable that some fragments of the Younger Dryas comet remain in
orbit and might even threaten us today.
Such speculations add new light
to the strange correlation of sky and ground (see attached graphic) that
memorialises the sky of 12,800 years ago in the giant monuments of
Egypt's Giza plateau where the priesthood of Heliopolis practised their
star religion. I propose that this religion -- the title of the High
Priest of Heliopolis was "Chief of the Astronomers" -- had its origins
in a lost civilisation destroyed during the Younger Dryas cataclysm, and
that survivors of that civilisation settled in Egypt and created a
message to the future written in the language of astronomy and
monumental architecture that was designed to draw attention to the exact
epoch of the comet impact. I will be exploring these ideas further in
"Magicians of the Gods" the sequel I am now writing to "Fingerprints of
the Gods".
Additional notes: The ancient Egyptians called the Milky Way the "Winding Waterway". The constellation of Orion was seen as the celestial image of the god Osiris, said to have brought the gifts of civilisation to Egypt in the remote past in the epoch called Zep Tepi, "the First Time".
Additional note (2) The graphic indicates the sky over Giza as it would looked early in the precessional "Age of Leo" (the period of roughly 2,160 years -- between approximately 12,970 years ago and 10,810 years ago) when the constellation of Leo "housed" the sun on the Spring Equinox. Because of the phenomenon known as the precession of the equinoxes, each of the 12 zodiacal constellations takes it's turn to house the sun during the course of "Great Year" which lasts a total of 12 X 2,160 years, i.e. 25,920 years. The alignment indicated in the graphic therefore only recurs every 25,920 years.
Additional notes: The ancient Egyptians called the Milky Way the "Winding Waterway". The constellation of Orion was seen as the celestial image of the god Osiris, said to have brought the gifts of civilisation to Egypt in the remote past in the epoch called Zep Tepi, "the First Time".
Additional note (2) The graphic indicates the sky over Giza as it would looked early in the precessional "Age of Leo" (the period of roughly 2,160 years -- between approximately 12,970 years ago and 10,810 years ago) when the constellation of Leo "housed" the sun on the Spring Equinox. Because of the phenomenon known as the precession of the equinoxes, each of the 12 zodiacal constellations takes it's turn to house the sun during the course of "Great Year" which lasts a total of 12 X 2,160 years, i.e. 25,920 years. The alignment indicated in the graphic therefore only recurs every 25,920 years.
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The Howard and Nash deals were UNIFORMLY praised and the media as well as 'Laker Nation'...all praise be to Mitch and Jim.
A year later, they are idiots.
I love the Lakers, but the fans are...
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The Howard and Nash deals were UNIFORMLY praised and the media as well as 'Laker Nation'...all praise be to Mitch and Jim.
A year later, they are idiots.
I love the Lakers, but the fans are...
Um, Yeah...let's just type all our players names and put "for a 1st rounder" beside them....no point in actually making any sort of sense
Robert Sacre...for a 1st rounder
Kobe Bryant...for...
If we're working on what the forum generally considers realistic, we will need Kevin Durant and and pick for Jeremy Lin...and we will follow it by making an extremely realistic future roster...
Jimmy Butler is not in the Klay Thompson/Lance Stephenson category....he is not a guy you want to pay over $40 mil for unless you want to be an 8 seed every year.
He is going to command that type...
We aren't competing for a title, we need to play the young guys (ie Clarkson, b/c that guy is going to be a damn good player)
Holy shite you are ******** if you think this team bares any resemblance to those you mentioned in your sig.
If we aren't hiring a re-tard we're hiring a re-tread.
Thibs, Stevens, Vogel, etc.....those are young guys with potential, not proven failures. Why do we hire proven failures?
Who ever said Byron Scott was actually a good coach? I sure as **** never thought so. He is a defensive coach who coaches horrible defensive teams. He is a re-tarded (literally he is re-tarded, as in...
we can't play defense. the west is deep. we we'll be fortunate to win 40.
You're damn right we'll be back in contention by 2019...i really hope you aren't trying to make a bold statement, b/c if we aren't back in the fold by then, the team needs to be sold (and it won't...
Nuts on your chin.
game 7
Easily explained......ever heard of a little thing called hot tub time machine?
Kane is a scrub on the NBA level. He'll be lucky to be in the league this season or ever.
When you say 'driven by PG's' do you mean that there are like 20 really good/great pg's in the league none of which have ever lead their team to a championship? If that's what you mean, then yes, by...
So we trade for a point guard at $15mil/year, draft a pg who looks promising, pay an old pg $9/mil, and then trade our only true 'assets' for another PG who we'll probably have to pay another...
That lineup will give up 120 points a game.
Number 2 may be Mitch's best work ever.
That's pretty much what i thought...Goodbye 'angry PSD guy'
Yeah, you're a clown. You are the 'angry PSD guy'....i'm pretty sure that is your most proud point in life.
Move on little man.
Yeah you're right we are SO RUINED FOR SIGNING A ROTATION BIG FOR A MEANINGLESSNESS 1 YEAR DEAL.
Seriously though, explain to me how we would be winning playoff games if we wouldn't have signed...
That is a fact. And that is why 90% of this board would have talked themselves into Melo and been 'stoked' and thought Mitch was finally figuring it out.
positive....please, list to me all the 1 year rentals we will have in 2016. I am excited to learn the future.
You guys would have been happy if we ruined our team with a 5 year deal for a 30 year old carmelo anthony b/c he would have made us a 6-8 seed for the next 3 years.
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One Year Later, Scars Linger After Massive Moore Tornado
May 19, 2014
By Charlie Riedel, The Associated Press
MOORE, Okla. (AP) -- When the storm came, it wasn`t a surprise. Tornadoes have a habit of ripping through town, and the forecasters had been warning for days that another was going to descend from dark clouds sure to gather in the late afternoon.
The only question was: What horror would this tornado wreak this time? A year later, the answers still scar the Oklahoma City bedroom community of Moore.
In all, 24 people died in the May 20, 2013, storm, among them seven children killed inside a school that didn`t have a shelter. Hundreds were injured. Thousands of homes and other buildings were removed from the map.
The recovery from the tornado, twisting with 210 mph winds as it took 39 minutes to carve its 17-mile-long path of destruction, remains halting.
Neighborhood streets end in dirt roads with piles of rubble and tree roots. There are new homes that have taken the place of those lost, and broken houses that still bear the spray paint markings left after emergency responders searched for any dead inside.
A year later, The Associated Press spent a day in Moore, returning to some of the people and places photographed in the days after the storm hit. Here are some of the stories about their journey to recover from the monster that took their homes and stole so many lives.
Abby Cotten was going to knock off early, but her boss in hospital admissions knew better. When he saw what was in the forecast, and watched the tornado develop on television and plow through Moore, he wouldn`t let her leave. Not until it was safe did he drive the 28-year-old home, to the house where she grew up and still shared with her parents.
"I didn`t even recognize my street at the time," Cotten said. "I was counting driveways to try and find my house."
Cotten`s parents had owned the home for 37 years. They learned it was gone while on vacation, in an email Cotten sent from her phone to their hotel in Mexico. They never really came home -- Cotten`s mom didn`t want to stay in the neighborhood -- and her parents decided to rebuild a few miles away. But Cotten herself is staying put. Habitat for Humanity will build a new home for her on the empty lot later this summer.
"Even this morning the weather was bad and I was getting ready to go to work and I was thinking, `Should I bring things with me or not? What if the day turns out like it did that day?`" she said.
Linda Harville had seen her share of tornadoes. She`d lived in Moore for 32 years, and Moore is the kind of place where a storm`s severity is measured not by wind speed but in lives lost.
"There had been four huge tornadoes that had come through Moore since `98, and (they) all took kind of the same path," the 62-year-old said. "It came right down through the same downtown area of Moore. It was just that it would veer a little bit north or south."
Until last year when, she said, "it finally hit my house." Just about everything was destroyed, and what was left is still in storage. She hasn`t yet found the time or emotional strength to sort through it.
"I tried going through it that next week, but then the other tornado came through, and then it got so hot," Harville said. "Probably half of it will have to be thrown away. I don`t know really what I have and don`t have."
She lives in Edmond now, 30 minutes to the north. It`s still located in tornado alley, but at least it isn`t Moore.
"Why would you want to move back to a little town where you know in four or five years there`s gonna be another EF-5 tornado to wipe it out?" she said. "There`s a target there on Moore. It`s kind of obvious after all these years."
Not for a moment did Kevin Kressler consider leaving Moore. And so the 44-year-old met with a few builders not long after the storm hit, chose a floor plan -- complete with the storm shelter his old place lacked -- and got started on construction as soon as possible. He moved in right before Christmas, one of the first to return to his neighborhood, the same one where seven children died at Plaza Towers Elementary School.
"There`s a lot of work going on out here. It seems like I go to work in the morning and I come back and there`s always something new going on, a new house going up, frame going up," he said. "I`m just kind of glad people are rebuilding."
Kressler is a rare find in this community: He`s at peace in Moore. He even jokes about how the storm has helped with his yard work.
"I didn`t have a lot of trees in the yard, and was kind of glad the tornado got rid of the bushes in the backyard because now I don`t have to mow around them," he said.
Lynne Holman moved to Moore from Rhode Island a month before the storm hit. She`d seen blizzards and nor`easters on the East Coast, and thought the TV forecasters in New England made too much of them. So she didn`t think much of all the warnings in Moore.
"It was the worst day of my life ... not knowing what to do, not taking it seriously enough," she said. "I grabbed my purse and I had shoes on and within seconds of laying down I could feel the wind on my feet, and I just screamed."
She raced to wedge herself between the washer and dryer before crawling down the hallway and into the bathroom as the tornado arrived.
"I was on the phone with my sister in Tennessee, so she was hearing the house come apart," Holman said. "After it was over she waited and said, `Are you dead?` And I said, `No, is it over?`"
The house had collapsed around her and boyfriend Paul Kemp and their cat, Cupcake. The first voice they heard came from the street, yelling "call out, call out!" Whoever it was -- she still doesn`t know -- pulled them from the rubble.
The couple has since rebuilt and improved on their old house, but said they`re not looking forward to their new backyard view, which will now include the monument being built to honor the people who died in the storm.
There was a tornado shelter at the house where David Lee Estep lived with his parents, but they never made it there. Not after opening the door to take a look at what was coming, only to be blown back into the house by the storm`s winds.
Glass windows shattered, walls collapsed, and Estep, mother Laura Lee and father Donald were buried under the ruble in different parts of the house his parents had called home for 40 years.
"I about freaked out and then I realized I wasn`t hurt and if I had to lay somewhere for three days, I was in a good position as long as that icebox didn`t come loose and fall down on me," David Lee Estep, 53, said.
Donald, 78, and Laura Lee, 82, were dug out of the rubble by neighbors. They spent a few days in the hospital recovering -- Donald with cuts and bruises all over his body, and Laura cracked four ribs. They said they didn`t think twice about rebuilding in the same place. Disaster or no, they said, Moore is still their home.
"There wasn`t nothing left. It was a sight," Laura Lee Estep said. "We`re lucky to be alive."
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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"Today's data shows signs of the first green shoots of recovery in the grocery market, which recorded both value - and perhaps more importantly volume growth - year on year following declines in December 2014.
Premier League clubs spent around £130m in the January transfer window, according to analysis by the Sports Business Group at Deloitte. This was the same amount spent in January 2014 (£130m), but significantly less than the record level seen in January 2011 (£225m).
The partners of Deloitte UK have re-elected David Sproul as Senior Partner and Chief Executive. David will begin his second term as CEO on 1 June 2015. Since David's election in June 2011, revenue at the business advisory firm has increased by more than 20%, from £2,098m at the end of May 2011 to £2,550m in the most recent financial year. The number of partners and employees at the firm has also increased, by more than 10% to in excess of 14,000.
Just 40% of companies agreed their finance team's management information is insightful, according to Deloitte, the business advisory firm.
In the fourth quarter of 2014, fewer people suffered a reduction or a loss of income, and more said they had received a pay rise or bonus than a year ago (11% and 14% respectively, vs. 13% and 11% in 2013).
Deloitte predicts 2015 will see click and collect locations increase to over half a million sites across Europe, a 20 per cent increase on last year. Ecommerce's popularity is still increasing across Europe, with customers wanting easy access to their goods, and not having to wait for a delivery.
Many people only begin to think about filing a tax return as the new year starts. However, leaving it until the last minute is not sensible or good for the blood pressure, particularly as there is a £100 penalty if a return is filed late, whether or not the tax due has been paid.
Commenting on the latest car registration figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which show a 8.7% increase to 166,198 units compared with December 2013.
The EU has published its new digital economy and society index, demonstrating the speed of digital take-up between EU countries. The tool uses 30 indicators to provide a snapshot of country data – highlighting differences in connectivity, internet skills and the take-up of technology.
Deloitte today launches the Deloitte Pensions Master Plan, a multi-employer pension plan specifically for defined benefit (DB) schemes. It will be open to DB schemes, with current scheme trustees retaining control. Deloitte's own DB pension scheme has agreed in principle to join the Plan, with assets under management in excess of £700m.
The current cycle of Premier League broadcast deals generates over £5.5 billion in domestic and overseas rights fees, delivering a key competitive advantage for the English top-flight compared to other European leagues. This is strengthened hugely by the new live rights deals, which deliver a 70% boost compared to current deals.
At the start of the final day of this January's window, analysis by the Sports Business Group at Deloitte shows Premier League clubs have spent around £80m acquiring new players. This is slightly lower than the £95m seen at the same time last year.
Statement from Deloitte following publication of the MG Rover Appeal Tribunal report, which overturned eight of the 13 findings from the original Tribunal.
The BBA lending figures for December suggest that the Mortgage Market Review is having a more permanent effect on housing finance than some had hoped. The number and value of new loans for house purchase both fell by almost a quarter in December compared with 2013.
The vast majority (89%) of UK banking institutions expect to see a fall in restructuring activity this year, according to the business advisory firm, Deloitte. This follows another quieter year for restructuring, when 83% of UK banks saw the volume of cases decrease in 2014.
This was a good Christmas with some strong performances, but it seems the real winner was the consumer. Intense competition and deep discounting both before and after Christmas drove sales but will have hit profits hard.
Revenue for the world's 20 highest earning clubs reached €6.2bn (£5.2bn) last season, up €800m (£669m) (14%) on the previous year, according to the 18th edition of the Football Money League from Deloitte, the business advisory firm.
Deloitte, the business advisory firm, today announces Jurga McCluskey has joined as partner and head of Deloitte's UK immigration practice. Jurga joins from PwC Legal LLP where she was Head of Private Clients and the lead on a number of key corporate clients. Prior to this, she spent four years with Fragomen LLP.
In January 2015, companies based in G7 countries announced $4.7 billion worth of acquisitions in the emerging markets, according to Deloitte. This was nearly three times the $1.5 billion announced by emerging market companies in G7 markets.
The introduction of independent governance committees (IGCs), as outlined in today's FCA Policy Statement, will come as an additional safeguard to help protect members of workplace personal pension schemes.
The UK new car market is closing in on three years' worth of unbroken comparative growth with a positive start to 2015. With this trend originally having been largely supported by the private buyer, it will be interesting to see whether the initial reported growth in business related sales in January continues through 2015.
Deloitte has launched a call to action encouraging its employees to sign up as LGBT allies. The Deloitte Allies Programme, which was introduced in December 2014, has already achieved over 500 registrations and is still growing rapidly.
Fourth quarter GDP growth was on the weak side of expectations, hit by shrinking output from the utilities and construction sectors and a standstill in government activity.
Chinese investors are doing a far higher value and volume of M&A deals in Europe than European investors in China, according to Deloitte, the business advisory firm. In 2014 Chinese companies and financial investors announced 79 deals in Europe, compared to 54 European deals in China.
As the City of Birmingham and the wider Midlands region begins the year receiving public recognition of its talent, potential and business credentials, Deloitte announces the appointment of a new Practice Senior Partner, Pauline Biddle.
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Deloitte, the business advisory firm, has reported revenue of £2.55bn for the year ended 31 May 2014, a 1.4% increase on the previous year's revenue of £2.52bn. The firm's net revenue, after expenses and disbursements, grew by 3% to £2.13bn from £2.06bn in 2013.
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Ran out of 4s batteries, so I dropped down to 3s and propped up for another run. Too bad I over-propped and burned out the motor. Barely made it back to the cliff before I realized what happened. But on another note, big props to Microdan motors, they are going to rewind it free of charge despite it being completely my fault. They have a customer for life. http://www.gobrushless.com/shop/inde...ref=MDANmotors Thanks again for putting the event on Andi, it was awesome to see all the different stuff flying. |
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I will bring my trailer and all that shade and tables any time... Charging station, extra planes, whatever you guys want. I want to fly more with that crew, that was a blast. Team tregtronics wants more experience with multiple FPV flyers. I also want to work on some flights where we chase eachother. Video looks so much more interesting with a subject moving in it. Kloner, lets get together and chase eachother's Zephyr's. That would be really cool. I didn't even get a chance to fly mine at the meet.
I would love to meet at my Sorrento Valley location, super awesome for FPV, and central for a lot of guys. I know its only 10 minutes from Otto. So this is my first time flying FPV with a bunch of people, and I learned a lot from it.... First of all, I think the Hilton, and the traffic light are pumping out Wifi, and strong video transmission themselves, so that when we were flying down south of where we set up, we all had a bit of interference as far as I could tell. Even Kloner's rig got knocked out going that direction. I thought it was interesting when the Quadcopters were really cranking amps through their motors.... I got a lot of video transmission interference. I think it is just broadband crap coming from the motors, as I could see the interference change as a function of the sound of the closest copter going by my ground station. I need to work on that, and become immune, as it happened a couple times when I was making a turn, far away, and I just had to fly with muscle memory. This is the recording of what I was seeing... not the HD from the meet, I think Kloner's video from his zeph took the prize.... This is more for tech sake, I post this, because I want immunity, and that is my goal. I have found some spread spectrum digital video transmitters that I want to try out. I would also like to work on CP stuff, but since that is just a mix of linear, vertical and horizontal, I think it will still be susceptible to this type of broadband interference... I saw it on all frequency bands that were at the site.... Really bad at 2.4 I think, but I truly believe that the Hilton has a nice WiFi setup that is messing with our 2.4.
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Let's do Sorrento Valley this weekend, and try to pull together a crew from the FPV flyin.
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As for sorrento...im game for the weekend...i dont think i have anything going on...maybe we can do a weekday after i get off work...we can meet up...just let me know...although weekend would be better... |
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