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Much has been told of the heroic sacrifice of Torpedo Squadron Eight at the Battle of Midway. The gallantry of its officers and men in the face of overwhelming odds is indelibly inscribed in the history of the U.S. Navy. The fame of Torpedo Eight has rested on the actions of the main body of the squadron based on board the USS Hornet (CV-8). Yet, there is another chapter to this story, which has received little mention and deserves telling before memories have faded beyond recall.
Torpedo Squadron (VT) Eight was commissioned at Norfolk, Virginia, in the late summer of 1941 as an element of Carrier Air Group Eight, better known then as the Hornet Air Group. The ceremony took place in front of an old World War I hangar at Chambers Field on the air station. East Field, which is now the operating portion of Naval Air Station (NAS), Norfolk, had not yet been completed. The squadron's first commanding officer—who also led their fateful flight—was Lieutenant Commander John C. Waldron, a veteran of more than 20 years of naval service.
The first aircraft assigned to the squadron were SBN-ls. These planes were a mid-wing design of the Brewster Aircraft Company, manufactured by the Naval Aircraft Factory, Philadelphia. They were used to provide pilot training for our newly commissioned squadron as there was a shortage of TBD-l Douglas Devastators and the TBF-1 Grumman Avenger had not yet reached the production stage. The rest of the air group was little better equipped; the bombing and scouting squadrons were assigned Curtiss SBC-4 Helldivers, a mid-1930s biplane design.
I reported to the squadron on 7 September 1941, a green but enthusiastic radioman striker fresh from the aviation radio school at NAS, Jacksonville, Florida. I was only 16 years old. I enlisted on 28 January 1941, five days after my 16th birthday. My mother's friend had a typewriter, and she changed my birth year on the forms.
On my first flight, we attempted to locate a mobile direction-finder station which was somewhere in the Dismal Swamp area. At the time, we had only manual direction finders, which required some skill to operate. Because the pilot and I were both new at this challenging exercise, our success was something less than spectacular. It was not long, however, before gunnery, torpedo tactics, bombing, and field carrier landing practice were familiar and meaningful terms to me.
Our training progressed satisfactorily, and in October we received a few TBD-ls. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that December and our immediate entry into war caused a rapid acceleration of training, culminated by a month-long shakedown cruise by the Hornet and her embarked air group in January 1942.
Shortly after our return to port, it was decided to form a detachment of approximately 80 officers and men who would remain in Norfolk and take delivery of the first TBF-ls. The Hornet, with the main portion of the squadron, left immediately for the Pacific. That March, members of our detachment were sent to the Grumman factory on Long Island to learn as much as possible about the airplane from the engineers and builders—this was in the days before the Naval Air Technical Training Command mobile trainers and the Fleet Indoctrination Program. It was an interesting experience, but the knowledge we gained was very limited.
In the latter part of March we received and flew our first of 21 shiny new Grumman Avengers. (The Avenger was not so named until after the Battle of Midway to recognize the mission and dedication of all torpedo squadrons—to avenge the heroic sacrifice of their predecessors.) We were all impressed with the new plane's speed, maneuverability, and ruggedness.
At Quonset Point, Rhode Island, we made our first high-speed launches of a newly designed torpedo, which was capable of surviving drop speeds of 125 knots and 125-150 feet of altitude. This, we knew, would give us an advantage over the TBDs with their 100-knot, 100-foot attack capability. After only a few days of the test program had been completed, we were recalled to Norfolk and told to fly our planes across the country to join the Hornet and our shipmates in the Pacific. After an uneventful crossing from San Diego to Pearl Harbor in the USS Kitty Hawk (AKV-1), a converted railcar transport, we unloaded our TBFs at Ford Island and began preparing them for shipboard duty. The Hornet was then at sea. Within hours after our arrival a call went out for volunteers to fly six planes to Midway Atoll. The mission was not stated, but there was little doubt that some action was in the offing. There was no difficulty in obtaining volunteers, and I counted myself lucky to have been one of those chosen.
Bright and early on the morning of 1 June we took off from Ford Island for the eight-hour, 1,300-mile flight to Midway—a little dot in the ocean, northwest of Hawaii. Lieutenant Langdon K. Fieberling led the detachment. I was assigned to fly with Ensign Albert K. Earnest as his radioman and tunnel gunner; our turret gunner was Aviation Machinist's Mate Third Class J. D. Manning. We flew off Lieutenant Fieberling's wing in the first section of three airplanes. The six planes were guided by two navigators from Patrol Squadron 44 on board the two section leaders' aircraft: Ensign Jack Wilke flew with Lieutenant Fieberling and Ensign Joseph Hissem with Ensign Oswald J. Gaynier. The flight was uneventful to the point of monotony.
As soon as we arrived we could feel a tension in the air. We were all sure that a meeting with the enemy was not far off. Many planes of all types were in evidence—Brewster F2As, Grumman F4Fs, Douglas SBDs, and Chance Vought SB2Us, all flown by Marines; and Boeing B-17s, Consolidated B-24s, and Martin B-26s being flown by the Army Air Forces. The B-26s were equipped as torpedo planes, carrying their "fish" externally below the bomb bay. And, of course, the venerable Consolidated PBYs were present.
We quickly prepared our planes for combat, which included loading six of the new type of torpedoes, which we had been testing so recently. They had been transported to Midway under the wings of the PBYs. We all were exhilarated by the prospect of meeting the enemy. I'm not certain now why we did it, but we put patches of masking tape on the leading edges of our wings and painted black circles on them to simulate gun ports. I know we were not particularly impressed with the effectiveness of the single .30-caliber machine gun, which was synchronized to fire through the propeller arc. We had much greater confidence in the .50-caliber turret gun and .30-caliber tunnel gun, which covered our rear.
That evening Lieutenant Fieberling called us together and quickly confirmed our suspicions that something momentous was about to happen. He said the Navy believed that a Japanese thrust in the direction of Hawaii was imminent and that Midway Atoll was most certainly a target of that push. We were also told that the Navy expected the Japanese to attack the Aleutian Islands but that this would be merely a diversionary tactic to draw our ships away from the sea around Midway and Hawaii.
For the next two mornings, we were up at 0400, warming our engines and then standing by on alert until 0700. The rest of the time was spent exploring the island and chasing Gooney birds. We camped on Eastern Island, which was then nothing more than a long, low strip of sand, with the runway taking up almost its entirety. Aircraft parking revetments, tents, and a scattered collection of wooden buildings occupied what little space remained.
On the morning of 4 June, we were up and manning our planes at 0400 as usual. About an hour after we shut down, a Marine officer came running to our plane and told us to start our engine. He stated that unidentified aircraft had been sighted about 100 miles away by a patrol plane. We started up and joined the other planes of our group taxiing out to the take-off spot.
Immediately after taking off, we joined with the others in two sections of three planes each, climbed to 2,000 feet, and headed out on a course of 320 degrees True at 160 knots. Very shortly after takeoff, a single pass was made at us by two or three Japanese planes, one of which Ensign Earnest tentatively identified as a Messerschmitt 109, a plane that was reputedly being flown by the Japanese. In all probability, the enemy planes were Zeros or Vals from the force that was heading in to attack Midway. After this brief encounter, we climbed to 4,000 feet and continued on our original course.
We sighted the enemy carrier force at approximately 0700 from about 15 miles away. In his postbattle report, Ensign Earnest reckoned their number at ten ships. In reality there were 21 ships in the formation, including four carriers. Almost simultaneously with our sighting of the enemy we were attacked by their combat air patrol.
It was evident at once that we were outnumbered. Our pilots immediately pushed over into a dive and applied full throttle to the engines. On the second firing pass by the attacking Zeros, our turret gunner, Manning, was hit and his turret put out of action. I remember looking over my shoulder to see why he had stopped firing. The sight of his slumped and lifeless body startled me. Quite suddenly, I was a scared, mature old man at 17. I had never seen death before, and here in one awesome moment my friends and I were face-to-face with it. I lost all sense of time and direction but huddled by my gun hoping for a chance to shoot back.
At one point in the battle I glanced out of the small window on my left and saw an airplane streak by on fire and enter a cloud. The glance was so fleeting that I had no chance to identify it. Unfortunately, it later proved to have been one of ours.
The attacking fighters outnumbered us by at least three to one and it soon became evident that they did not intend for any of us to survive. Another pass and I was out of the fight—our hydraulic system had been hit and the tail wheel was now blocking my gun's field of fire. I felt a searing pain in my left arm as a bullet grazed my wrist. It was shortly after this that I was struck a stunning blow on the head and lost consciousness. I shall always remember coming to and viewing through bleary eyes a stream of blood that was rapidly coloring my gun an ugly red. Gingerly I fingered my scalp. After some moments I decided that maybe I was not going to die after all, but I was still unable to contribute anything to the battle.
Commander Ferrier's retelling of events at the Battle of Midway
in the Naval Institute's Americans at War Series
I was never aware of just how precarious our position was until after the battle. Some few miles short of the enemy carriers, our elevator control cables were severed, and the plane began rapidly plunging toward the water. With foresight, Ensign Earnest had opened the bomb bay doors at the first attack. Thinking that we were now out of control, he released our torpedo in the direction of a light cruiser and hoped for the best.
Just before we hit the water, he regained altitude control by using the trim tab. Our salvation was by no means assured, as two Zeros continued to press home their attacks. About ten minutes later, apparently having run out of ammunition, our two tormenters finally turned away and returned to their carrier. As he glanced back toward the force, Ensign Earnest was unable to see any damage to the Japanese ships, as indeed there was none. Ours was the first of many futile attacks by a total of 51 torpedo planes. Only seven of these planes survived the suicidal assaults.
There still remained the problem of returning to Midway, which had not been made any easier by the loss of our compass system as well as the previously recounted control difficulties. No provision had been made for a standby compass. Ensign Earnest's only means of navigation was the sun and the knowledge that we departed from Midway on a generally westerly course.
Some time later as we were heading back toward Midway, I crawled up over the bomb bay compartment and sat in the seat immediately behind the pilot. Much later I saw a huge column of black oil smoke seemingly rising from the sea. This proved to be Midway's Sand Island fuel dump ablaze. It was a most welcome sight.
Compared to the battle, our landing was fairly smooth even though it was made on only one main wheel, without flaps, the bomb-bay doors open, and limited elevator control available. At least we were able to walk away from it.
A TBF had survived its baptism of fire and proved itself a rugged, worthy replacement for the TBDs, which had been almost completely eliminated from the Navy inventory on the day of the battle. I made a deliberate effort to remember the bureau number of the plane in which I saw so much of this battle. It was TBF-l BuNo 00380, the first plane delivered to the squadron; it bore the side number 8-T-l. I have often wondered since then if our attackers made any greater effort to get us because of our side number, or if they were aware of it and its significance. The plane was later returned to Pearl Harbor and examined. Engineers identified 64 machine-gun bullet and nine 20-mm cannon hits on the airplane. More bullets may have hit, but they were masked by the wider damage of the cannon hits.
Of the six TBFs from the Midway detachment and 15 TBDs from the Hornet that Torpedo Eight launched against the Japanese, ours was the only plane to survive the battle. But our ordeal had not yet ended since we still had to accept the irrefutable loss of our companions. It was my sad task, along with Aviation Machinist's Mate First Class William L. Coffey Jr. (who had not flown on the mission), to take inventory and pack their few personal possessions—a treasured book of poems, letters, and pictures of sweethearts and families—all of them mirroring somehow their owners.
We did not know until much later just how terrible, yet triumphant, the sacrifices had been that day. The futile attacks of Torpedo Squadrons Three, Six, and Eight, and the work of the four Army B-26s had unalterably sealed the fate of the Japanese carriers. Our fellow fliers in the bombing and scouting squadrons were thereby able to attack the Japanese when they were most vulnerable-while rearming and refueling their aircraft.


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Stone Age fishing spear found on Southeast Asian island
Carved bone points to ancient, complex hunting weapons near Indonesia
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A 35,000-year-old piece of carved bone found on Timor, an island between Java and Papua New Guinea, indicates that complex hunting weapons were manufactured much earlier than previously thought in Australasia.
A team led by archaeologist Sue O'Connor of Australian National University in Canberra has unearthed, in a project that began in 2000, what it regards as the broken butt of a bone spear point. Three closely spaced notches and part of a fourth were carved on each side of the artifact, above a shaft that tapers to a rounded bottom.
Wear on the notches and residue of a sticky substance close to the bottom suggest the point was tied and glued to a slot on the side of a wooden handle or inserted into a split hollow shaft, the researchers report January 15 in the Journal of Human Evolution.
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Minerva A. Worzel, age 84, died Thursday, August 23, 2012 at Ellen Memorial Health Care Center in Honesdale.
Mrs. Worzel was born October 24, 1927 and was the daughter of the late Eva Hansult.
She was predeceased by her husband, Robert R. and three sons, Glenn, Jeff and James.
Minerva was a homemaker who enjoyed her home, pool and cutting her lawn and she like to dance. Her passion was spending time with her family. She was a very strong woman.
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Chris Porter's late header sent Sheffield United into the League One play-off final after a tense 1-0 semi-final victory over Stevenage.
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After a goalless first leg and a similarly even first 85 minutes at Bramall Lane, extra-time looked on the cards until Porter popped up at the back post to nod Matt Lowton's pinpoint cross past Chris Day.
It sent the home fans wild and was a moment of personal glory for Porter, who had struggled in a lone role up front.
The win was nothing less than United deserved, though, as they were the dominant force throughout and it should have been a more resounding victory, but Ryan Flynn, Lee Williamson and Stephen Quinn were all denied.
As it was, Porter's goal was enough to secure passage to Wembley where Danny Wilson's side will meet either Huddersfield or MK Dons, who play the second leg of their semi-final on Tuesday night.
There was a sense of missed opportunity for Stevenage, who finished 17 points below their hosts in the league, after the stalemate in Friday's first leg and boss Gary Smith responded by selecting Robin Shroot in place of Craig Reid, while the Blades were unchanged and looking for vengeance for the league fixture between these two sides a fortnight ago.
Wilson's side were held to a 2-2 draw, battling back from two goals down, with the result effectively costing them an automatic promotion place.
United delivered a bright start and they should have taken the lead inside the opening 10 minutes but Porter's header from Williamson's deflected pass was superbly saved by Day, with Flynn volleying the resulting corner over.
The hosts continued to control possession, but they struggled to get into any more threatening positions, with the final ball letting them down far too often.
It was easy to forget that United are the top goalscorers in the Football League as Williamson's effort from distance was their only other shot after Flynn's attempt.
Wilson's half-time team-talk will still have been ringing in United's ears by the time they created their first meaningful effort of the second period, but Flynn could not get enough purchase on his shot from 16 yards out following a poor clearance and it was blocked.
It was much more vibrant from the Blades after the restart, though, and Williamson went close when he turned Porter's cross just wide as they stepped it up, with Flynn missing by inches with a 20-yard drive moments later.
The game began to open up and Blades goalkeeper Steve Simonsen, who had been a virtual spectator throughout, was tested for the first time when he got down to save Luke Freeman's low shot.
Quinn and Williamson both fired over from distance as United's surge began to run out of steam.
Stevenage had hardly presented an attacking threat, but they could have taken an undeserved lead had it not been a fine finger-tip save from Simonsen, who superbly turned Scott Laird's 20-yard shot over.
As the game entered its final 10 minutes it became frantic as the hosts renewed their searched for a winner and Matt Hill rifled a 30-yard piledriver just wide and Quinn forced Day into a save with a right-footed effort soon after.
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and I still do hate a lot of things, but I'm willing
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about it - since I don't have many left.
don't hate karaoke; only some of the people that take
part in it. You see, besides being a game reviewer
I'm also musician. Some of you may be sick of hearing
this but we get millions of new readers every week
that would otherwise think I'm an idiot. If that's
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I'm a guitar player first, and a singer second. Singing
is not my passion as much as guitar playing is; it's
basically a term of employment. I've worked with so
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Revolution Party is a step up from the rhythm/dance
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main difference between Karaoke Revolution Party and
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I almost don't even care about the rest of the game.
I can't say enough about the pitch detector. It's
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musicians, and I don't say that lightly.
God for the pitch detector. It detects one's vocal
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that you want to see a whole bunch of quitters. It
weeds out the losers from the people that really want
to develop their talent.
pitch detector can be set to various degrees of scrutiny.
There is an easy, normal and difficult mode. Work
your way up as you learn. It only detects pitch and
not words. So you can screw up on the words with no
repercussion but if you go off key you're going to
hear about it.
all of these songs won't be for everyone though it's
good practice to attempt as many as you can stomach.
The tunes are firmly rooted in the pop and rock category
and range from Madonna to Aerosmith. Please, please,
please under any circumstance, and that includes drunkenness,
don't attempt any Aerosmith song. I've never heard
one person that could sing one of Tyler's songs properly.
It's doubtful that you can. But don't let me insult
you, let the pitch indicator do it for me. Did I mention
how much I love that pitch indicator?
all of the tunes are unlocked at the start to accommodate
those that only want to sing a specific style. There
are some unlockable tunes to keep you motivated but
they aren't going to be everyone's cup of tea. More
tunes are available online and can be downloaded for
a price. The tunes aren't performed by the original
artists but the cover bands do a very good job of
getting the tones down almost perfectly.
is a decided lack of hip-hop, not that I'm complaining,
but that stuff is really light on melody. It's more
rhythm oriented and I'm sure that Harmonix will cover
that genre shortly. Unlike Guitar Hero we also won't
be hearing heavy metal covers of Ozzy and Priest.
I would just have to repeat my Aerosmith plea should
someone attempt to sing like Halford or Osborne. It
might destroy the sensitive electronics that comprise
the pitch detector.
you detect some pent-up aggression towards bad singers?
Yes, yes you do. And lots of it. Keep in mind that
this is only directed at bad singers with incredible
egos. Although I would never resort to physical violence
when encountering such people, I wouldn't mind watching
someone else punch them out. Konami's next game should
be a cross between a music game and a shooter. Instead
of the audience just booing the moron, they could
actually cut him or her to ribbons for a terrible
performance. After you've bombed in front of a live
audience there's no reason to go on living anyway
- and I would feel a lot better for being able to
release my rage with an Ak-47.
of on-stage, each singer will have an character that
they perform through. You can unlock various costumes
to wear for their performances which include a virtual,
live backup band. The greatest animation sequences
occur when your character is the object of a bad audience
reaction which is directly related to your poor vocal
performance as judged by the pitch indicator.
for the good news: If you don't have an ego you are
more likely to practice, thus conquering the song
and ultimately pleasing the pitch indicator and the
audience. You can do it. All it takes is dedication
and practice. You don't want to audition for American
Idol before you can master Karaoke Revolution unless
you want Simon to play the role of the pitch indicator
as he assesses your lack of talent in front of millions.
it may not sound like it from my perspective, Karoake
Revolution is a hell of a lot of fun. It will help
separate the wheat from the chaff. It will make the
weak, strong, and the strong, stronger. It's great
for parties but it's also an incredible vocal tool
that I would have killed to have 20 years ago. The
Eye Toy (if you you're playing the PS2 version) gets
you into the act literally, while the dance pad (again
if you actually have one) will add some dance steps
to the mix. With the right group of people in your
house Karaoke Party could easily become the 'in' thing
to do on a Saturday night.
how did I do on this game? Let's just say that I still
need some work.
Had) The Time Of My Life - Bill Medley & Jennifer
(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman - Aretha Franklin
Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing - Marvin Gaye &
Tammi Terrell
Ain't Too Proud To Beg - The Temptations
Always - Bon Jovi or, perhaps, Atlantic Starr
American Woman - The Guess Who
Brick House - The Commodores
Call Me - Blondie
Crazy - Willie Nelson
Crazy In Love - Beyoncé feat. Jay-Z
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? - Culture Club
Drive - Incubus
Dust In The Wind - Kansas
Endless Love - Diana Ross & Lionel Richie
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police
Everybody Wants To Rule The World- Tears For Fears
Everywhere - Michelle Branch
Fame - Irene Cara, or David Bowie
Fly - Hilary Duff / Sugar Ray
For You I Will - Monica
Headstrong - Trapt
Here I Go Again - Whitesnake
I Don't Want To Be - Gavin DeGraw
I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Tony Bennett
I Love Rock N' Roll - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
If You Could Only See - Tonic
I'll Be - Edwin McCain
Material Girl - Madonna
Me And Bobby McGee - Janis Joplin
Pain - Jimmy Eat World
Pieces Of Me - Ashlee Simpson
Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
Start Me Up - The Rolling Stones
Superstition - Stevie Wonder
Sweet Caroline - Neil Daimond
Take On Me- a-ha
Takin' Care Of Business - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
That's Amore - Dean Martin
The Game Of Love - Santana feat. Michelle Branch
The Greatest Love Of All - Whitney Houston
Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
Truth Is - Fantasia Barrino
Turn The Beat Around - Vicki Sue Robinson
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole
Uptown Girl - Billy Joel
Waiting For A Girl Like You - Foreigner
What I Like About You - The Romantics
Who Can It Be Now? - Men At Work
You're My Best Friend - Queen


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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2002 News Releases > May 2002 > WBU music groups to give spring concerts
WBU music groups to give spring concerts
Several music groups from Wayland Baptist University will present their spring concerts the week of May 5-12. All are free and open to the public.
The week begins with a 3 p.m. Sunday concert in Harral Auditorium by the International Choir, the university's premiere auditioned choral group. Dr. Scott Herrington directs the choir. The concert will begin with selections from the group's spring tour.
The second half of the concert will feature a performance of "Misa Criolla" by Ariel Ramirez. The religious piece is based on South American folk music, particularly the rhythms and melodies of Argentina. The composition features several songs that play off traditional rhythms while sharing the feelings and emotions of the worship experience, from reverence and penitence through prayerful solitude to the triumph of everlasting life.
Guest performers during the concert will include Dr. Carl Moman, chairman of the Division of Fine Arts at Wayland, Jennie Lynn Hodges, organist and associate professor of music, and Margaret Redcay, flutist.
On Monday, May 6, Wayland Singers will present their concert at 7:30 p.m. in Harral Auditorium. Directed by Robert Black, the group will be presenting a varied program including spirituals, popular songs from the 1960s and some anthems. The group is accompanied on piano by Dr. Gary Belshaw, who also composed one of the pieces to be performed. Sara Harder, a home-schooled sophomore, will be a guest soloist. Julie McCarthick, WBU junior, will be a guest pianist as well.
On Thursday, May 9, the Wayland Handbell Ensemble will be presenting their spring concert in Miller Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. Directed by Dr. Ann Stutes, the ensemble will be performing a varied program including traditional hymn arrangements, an old-time gospel medley, contemporary Christian choruses, a Japanese folk arrangement, a sixteenth-century Spanish carol, and other original handbell compositions.
Guest student performers for the concert will include Samantha Jones, French horn; Chris Lethgo, narrator; Braxton Edwards, vocalist; Kathy Reed and Candice Harding, belltree soloists; and Jared Hardy, student conductor. The Wayland Singers choir will also be featured on one number.
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I just saw this on the Washington Post. Good news for the other side, I guess.
The sample size seems decent, even if I don't understand why they used only african-american students. Maybe someone with some more statistical expertise than me can comment.
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William McMaster Murdoch was officer of the watch when the Titanic collided with an iceberg. This makes him to one of the central figures in the drama.
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Former Hanover Finance boss Mark Hotchin is again trying to sell his luxury Waiheke Island property and doesn't have a fixed price in mind.
Hotchin is the beneficiary of the trustee company that owns the property, Boat Shed Bay, which is being offered for sale after more than a year off the market.
Matthew Smith, of Ray White Waiheke Island, said he and the director of the trustee company had held discussions with Mr Hotchin about the sale.
"We do have conversations from time to time to get advice on marketing and so forth because he knows the property better than anyone else," Mr Smith said.
He confirmed the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) had no freeze "whatsoever" on the property, which includes a five-bedroom home in 4ha grounds and just over 100m of beachfront.
Mr Hotchin is one of six Hanover directors and promoters who are being sued by the FMA over what it alleges are misleading or untrue statements made in finance company prospectuses.
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The resurgent property market led Mr Smith to believe there were more buyers out there than this time last year, but he was surprised it hadn't sold when it was last on the market.
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Your background looks excellent wish I was there.
hahaha you made the plant thread thanks I'm loving it!!!
FYI everyone I meet is like a raving fan of your music. Next meet up we need to skype you in!!!!
I made it up back when I was on the Homestar Runner forums, actually!
Hey bro. Don't have an album persay but here is a lot of other stuff
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Steen, Blues edge Kings in OT
St. Louis, MO – Alexander Steen scored twice, including the game-winner with 6:34 left in overtime to lift the St. Louis Blues to a 2-1 victory over the defending champion Los Angeles Kings in Game 1 of their Western Conference quarterfinal series from Scottrade Center.
Steen scored a power-play goal in the first, and then added a short-handed tally in the extra session after Los Angeles goaltender Jonathan Quick misplayed the puck behind his own net.
Quick was pressured by Steen behind his own net and tried to play the disc off the end boards, but it bounced to the low right side, where Steen recovered it before stuffing the puck into the empty net to help the Blues draw first blood in this best-of-seven series.
"I just got on. I figured once the puck went down, I had fresh legs," Steen said. "I figured I'd try [Quick]. I guess I just got fortunate behind the net there. It hit my stick, and it went in."
Brian Elliott stopped 28-of-29 shots for the Blues, who were swept by the Kings during the conference semifinals last season and dropped all three regular-season games against Los Angeles this year.
The reigning Conn Smythe winner Quick posted 40 saves and Justin Williams scored LA's lone goal with 31.6 ticks left in regulation to force overtime.
"It's exactly what it looked like," Quick said of Steen's goal. "I tried to make a pass. [Steen] blocked it and scored."
Steen's power-play marker just over nine minutes into the game stood as the difference for much of the contest, with Elliott turning away all comers over the first two-plus periods.
The Kings finally solved Elliott in the final minute after Quick, who made 12 saves in the third, headed to the bench for the extra attacker.
Williams then took a feed from Drew Doughty and made his way into the right circle before rifling a wrister that beat Elliott high to the short side to even the score.
LA carried the momentum from Williams' goal into overtime and had a great opportunity to put the game away after St. Louis defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk caught Dustin Penner with a high stick that drew blood, resulting in a double- minor at the 12:45 mark of the extra session.
But it was the Blues who broke through, as Steen's unexpected short-handed score 41 seconds later sent St. Louis to victory.
Game Notes
Game 2 is scheduled for Thursday in St. Louis ... The Blues improved to 9-4 all-time against the Kings in the playoffs ... Steen's two-goal performance was the fifth such effort in club history against LA in the postseason ... The Kings had won their last four overtime playoff games ... LA fell to 11-13 in OT games on the road in franchise postseason history ... Each of the playoff series between these teams have been sweeps (Blues won 4-0 in 1969 and 1998, Kings won 4-0 in 2012) ... The Kings have won just five of their 24 playoff series when losing Game 1.


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I would just like to add two pics that say more than 1000 words – excited physicists watching the laser cutter doing its work, and the waste disposal when the work was finally finished around midnight. We love HappyLab!
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I'm sure you all know that feeling of "flow" when work fades into play and time just flies away. I just had such a rare moment: Next to me there's a computer-driven laser cutter. The original is pretty expensive, but this is the much cheaper Chinese version – just as cool, but the door doesn't fully close and the software sucks. But hey: It's a 50 watt laser. The task is to cut some medals for you guys. But hey, since I got my new laptop with me I had to engrave my name. Kind of strange, putting my Thinkpad under a laser that could easily cut through.
Tomorrow this machine will be at the science afternoon. And I'm sure the guys of HappyLab are cool enough to let you engrave your name on just about anything. Guarantee voided for sure if you cut through your iPhone – but hey, who cares 😀
Some of you might have noticed, while we were in Schönbrunn gardens, a fire broke out in a building nearby. So after two "false" alarms at our hotel, finally some real work for the fire brigade…
Visitor from Iran: "Can you say some words, why do we all meet here?"
IYPT President: "For coffee."
Visitor from Iran: "No, here in Vienna, why do we meet?"
IYPT President: "Because they have very good coffee in Vienna!"
It took us several hours yesterday evening to compile the jury for the fifth Selective PF. After we were finished, we were exhausted and decided to go to sleep, and type it into the computer on the next day.
When we came to the office this morning, somebody had erased the blackboard!
After a moment of shock that several hours of work might have been lost, we realized that fortunately we were smart enough to take a photo of the blackboard before leaving last night. So, no harm done!
Still, I wonder what the one who erased the blackboard was thinking. In my opinion it was quite obvious that the information on it was very important.
Ok, so the results for round 3 and the previews for round 4 are available now. And I heard something about another fire alarm at our hotel. Someone's towel wet again? I mean, come on, are you still doing experiments on problem 12 or what?
Well, I'm glad that I still have to work at our office and my ears didn't get hurt again.
update: I added Florian's picture.
The good news: I'm awake again and I received new pictures and I'm adding them to day 1 & 2 right now.
The bad: Compiling and publishing the results didn't work as smoothly as I had in mind. Groups with 4 teams naturally take much longer, so we worked until 2:30 pm on the results and previews. And having 300 people waiting makes you want to do this fast. Doing complicated tasks fast after a night without much sleep (thanks again to whoever triggered the fire alarm last night!) leads to errors. I'm sorry…
Well, now everything seams to be ok, at least no one's complaining any more.
Oh, and constantly changing the juror's schedule doesn't help much either by the way… Now that PF3 is almost over, we finally have the schedule for PF3 online.
So I decided that for this PF I'll take my time, double check everything and try not to make any errors. So it'll take longer this time. Sorry. Please don't drive anyone crazy. You'll be much happier with correct results and previews half an hour later if they're correct…
So just watch the football finals while waiting…
In the break between the Opening Ceremony and the first fight, I was asked to accompamy Mr Schreck on a tour to the ferris wheel. I was very pleased to do so and together with Wolfgang Resch, we spent a nice "2 hours' holiday", as Mr Schreck called it, in the Prater. After the ride, we had some ice cream while walking through the Prater.
When the first fight started, it was almost time for Mr Schreck to leave, but at least he was able to watch Austria's first report before we rushed to the airport.
update by tim: I've just uploaded some more pictures of this tour to the ferris wheel to our gallery.
Several technical problems, the general stress at IYPT, the fire alarm in the middle of the night, etc., are taking effect…
A pic says more than a thousand words…
http://wien.orf.at/stories/454999/ -> 300 students, 24 teams and 30 nations, write theoretical essays
http://tvthek.orf.at/programs/70018-Wien-heute/episodes/1497263-Wien-heute/1498267-Physik-Weltmeisterschaft-in-Wien -> China won last year, Angel is world champion
http://tvthek.orf.at/programs/70018-Wien-heute/episodes/1497263-Wien-heute/1498267-Physik-Weltmeisterschaft-in-Wien -> 300 students, 24 teams and 30 nations
I noted some of the mistakes. Funny how the media never gets it right. But still, we're thankfull for every report.


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nobody ever says anything.My stunt crew and I worked on a short film with Stu Maschwitz, founder of The Orphanage. He was doing a test on the new Canon DSLR, the EOS 5d Mark 2 and its ability to record video.http://prolost.com/blog/2009/4/20/chapter-12-after-the-subway.htmlI was the one-man crew and one of the choreographers for the scene.


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OK so we all loved the last Steve Kuhn album - a hard act to follow. So let's stick with the majesty of Steve Kuhn and an LP that matches the previous post in quality with a groove quotient off the scale!
Swedish songstress Monica Zetterlund and her finest hour in my opinion. All tracks written and arranged by Kuhn on a Swedish only release featuring a veritable who's who of Swedish jazzers.
Arne Domnérus - Clarinet, Sax (Alto); Lennart Åberg - Flute, Sax (Tenor); Claes Rosendahl - Flute, Sax (Tenor); Erik Nilsson - Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Baritone); Jan Allan - Trumpet; Bosse Broberg - Trumpet; Bertil Lövgren - Trumpet; Sven Larsson - Trombone (Bass); Hakan Nyqvist - French Horn; Rune Gustafsson - Guitar; Bengt Hallberg - Piano; George Riedel - Bass; Alex Riel - Drums.
Easily one of my favorites and soon to be one of yours I have no doubt.
1) Chicken Run
2) The Baby
3) The Saga Of Harrison Crabfeathers
4) Raindrops Raindrops
5) Silver
6) Till Monica
7) The Thoughts Of A Gentleman
8) The Real Guitarist In The House
9) Pearlie's Swine
10) Ulla
11) Till Steve


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Believe it: Jessica Simpson is expecting a baby!
"It"s true – I"m going to be a mummy!" she Tweeted Monday, posting a photo of herself dressed up as such for Halloween and cradling her baby bump.
The singer and fashion designer has been the subject of pregnancy buzz for weeks after photos surfaced of her shielding her midsection at the airport.
Simpson, 31, has also been recently photographed in New York City, showing off what appeared to be a burgeoning baby bump in form-fitting clothing.
This will be the first child for Simpson, who has previously expressed her desire to have fiancé Eric Johnson"s babies.
"I definitely see myself having a family with him, so that"s exciting to think about," Simpson said shortly after her beau, a former NFL athlete, popped the question last November.
The baby on the way will be the second grandchild for Simpson"s parents Joe and Tina, who first became grandparents in Nov. 2008 when daughter Ashlee Simpson and her ex-hubby Pete Wentz gave birth to son Bronx.


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Conservative Media Repeat Tabloid's Climate Misinformation
Research ››› ››› SHAUNA THEEL
After the British tabloid Daily Mail published a flawed article that distorted climate research to claim we could be "heading for a mini ice age," conservative media followed suit. In fact, the study did not project a decline in global temperatures.
Scientists: Solar Fluctuations Won't Offset Global Warming
Met Office: Reduction In Solar Output "Insufficient To Offset" Global Warming. Announcing the new research, the Met Office stated that a reduction in solar output "will not substantially delay expected increases in global temperatures caused by greenhouse gases":
New research has found that solar output is likely to reduce over the next 90 years but that will not substantially delay expected increases in global temperatures caused by greenhouse gases.
Carried out by the Met Office and the University of Reading, the study establishes the most likely changes in the Sun's activity and looks at how this could affect near-surface temperatures on Earth.
It found that the most likely outcome was that the Sun's output would decrease up to 2100, but this would only cause a reduction in global temperatures of 0.08 °C. This compares to an expected warming of about 2.5 °C over the same period due to greenhouse gases (according to the IPCC's B2 scenario for greenhouse gas emissions that does not involve efforts to mitigate emissions).
The study also showed that if solar output reduced below that seen in the Maunder Minimum - a period between 1645 and 1715 when solar activity was at its lowest observed level - the global temperature reduction would be 0.13C.
Peter Stott, who also worked on the research for the Met Office, said: "Our findings suggest that a reduction of solar activity to levels not seen in hundreds of years would be insufficient to offset the dominant influence of greenhouse gases on global temperatures in the 21st Century." [Met Office, 1/23/12]
Scientist: Drop In Solar Activity "Would Be Only A Temporary" And Minimal Effect. In June, climate scientist Georg Feulner wrote at RealClimate.org about a study he conducted with Stefan Rahmstorf on what would happen if an interruption in sunspot cycles did occur. That study found that "a 21st-century Maunder Minimum would only slightly diminish future warming. Moreover, it would be only a temporary effect since all known grand solar minima have only lasted for a few decades." Representing an interruption in the sunspot cycle with dotted lines for two emissions scenarios (red and pink), the scientists' results show that such an interruption would have a minimal impact on the climate:
[Real Climate, 6/19/11]
Scientists Dispute Whether Grand Solar Minimum Will Occur. Wired explained that while some scientists think a solar minimum might happen again, this is disputed and would nevertheless have an "insignificant" impact on our climate:
The possibility of imminent solar dormancy was raised by reports from the ongoing American Astronomical Society meeting of fading sunspots and dips in the sun's magnetic patterns. Those are considered portents of solar inactivity, suggesting that the next solar minimum -- a natural downturn in activity -- would be especially pronounced, perhaps lasting for decades.
When that last happened, between the mid-17th and early 18th centuries, northern Europe experienced a period of unusually cold weather. Known as the Maunder Minimum, or more conversationally as the Little Ice Age, it's a period historicized by accounts of ice skating on the Thames and seasonal inns built on Baltic Sea ice.
Press accounts of the new solar reports played up the Maunder Minimum angle, hinting that it might happen again. Some even implied that global warming might be counteracted.
In fact, the meaning of the latest sunspot reports is still being debated, as Andrew Revkin at Dot Earth has chronicled. But even if they really do portend a decades-long solar lull, studies already point to a minimal effect on climate.
Most Little Ice Age cooling appears to have been the result of coincidentally high volcanic activity that cloaked Earth in sunlight-blocking soot. As for the sun, a study published in 2001 in Science found that reduced solar activity produced a cooling effect of about 0.5 degrees Fahrenheit. In other estimates, the cooling is even more insignificant. [Wired, 6/15/11]
Led By Daily Mail, Conservative Media Distort Research To Claim Earth Is Cooling
Daily Mail: "The Figures Suggest We Could Even Be Heading For A Mini Ice Age." Quoting several contrarian "experts," the Daily Mail claimed that new data released by the Met Office and the University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit "suggest that we could even be heading for a mini ice age":
The figures suggest that we could even be heading for a mini ice age to rival the 70-year temperature drop that saw frost fairs held on the Thames in the 17th Century.
Meanwhile, leading climate scientists yesterday told The Mail on Sunday that, after emitting unusually high levels of energy throughout the 20th Century, the sun is now heading towards a 'grand minimum' in its output, threatening cold summers, bitter winters and a shortening of the season available for growing food. [Daily Mail, 1/29/12]
FoxNews.com: Solar Minimum "Will Cause Temperatures To Fall, Scientists Say." Pivoting off the flawed Daily Mail article, FoxNews.com claimed: "The debate over global warming may be heating up again amid new scientific evidence that the sun's activity is cooling down -- which will cause temperatures to fall on planet Earth, scientists say." The FoxNews.com article was titled, "With sun's activity set to diminish, is global cooling coming?" [FoxNews.com, 1/31/12]
Erickson: "According To The Climate Record ... It May Be Getting Colder." On his radio show, CNN contributor Erick Erickson claimed that "most of the climate models when you actually delve into it and talk to a lot of the scientists -- the skeptics and the non-skeptics alike" -- "they all kind of point out the same thing, that the sun, you would think would have a big effect on climate, but a lot of the climate models discount the effect the sun has to the extent that it probably does have." Erickson further claimed that "according to the climate record, from not the skeptics but from the actual global warming community, the world has not really warmed since 1997 and in fact it may be getting colder." [WSB, The Erick Erickson Show, 1/30/12]
Loesch: Earth Is "More Likely Heading To A Mini Ice Age."At times reading aloud from a blog post by Jim Hoft, which quoted the Daily Mail article, CNN contributor Dana Loesch said on her radio show:
"The latest temperature data shows" that really the "planet hasn't warmed in the last 15 years" and is more likely "heading to a mini ice age. The figures suggest that we could even be heading" for this "to rival the 70-year temperature drop that saw frost fairs held on the Thames" since the 17th Century.
Unbelievable. Science, huh? Facts, right? [KFTK, The Dana Show, 1/30/12] [Gateway Pundit, 1/29/12]
Daily Mail's Misinformation Has Been Furthered By Others In Conservative Media. [Washington Times, 1/31/12] [Newsmax, 1/30/12] [WND.com, 1/29/12] [BigGovernment, 1/30/12] [Powerline, 1/30/12] [The Right Sphere, 1/29/12] [American Thinker, 1/29/12]
Conservative Media Attempt To Use 12 Years Of Data To Refute Long-Term Trend
Daily Mail: University Data "Confirms That The Rising Trend In World Temperatures Ended In 1997." The Daily Mail claimed that new data released by the Met Office and the University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit "confirms that the rising trend in world temperatures ended in 1997." This claim was echoed by Erickson and Loesch:
The supposed 'consensus' on man-made global warming is facing an inconvenient challenge after the release of new temperature data showing the planet has not warmed for the past 15 years.
The figures suggest that we could even be heading for a mini ice age to rival the 70-year temperature drop that saw frost fairs held on the Thames in the 17th Century.
Based on readings from more than 30,000 measuring stations, the data was issued last week without fanfare by the Met Office and the University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit. It confirms that the rising trend in world temperatures ended in 1997. [Daily Mail, 1/29/12]
Met Office: 'No Warming' Claim Is "Entirely Misleading." The Met Office took the reportedly unusual step of responding to the Daily Mail article, which it said contained "numerous errors" and did not "fully include the answers we gave him." The Met Office said the argument that there has been no warming in the last 15 years is "entirely misleading." [Met Office, 1/29/12]
The Last Decade Was The Warmest On Record. Discovery News reported on November 29:
Thirteen of the warmest years recorded have occurred within the last decade and a half, the UN's World Meteorological Organization said on Tuesday.
The 2002-2011 period equals 2001-2010 as the warmest decade since 1850, the report said.
2011 ranks as the 10th warmest year since 1850, when accurate measurements began.
This was true despite a La Nina event -- one of the strongest in 60 years -- that developed in the tropical Pacific in the second half of 2010 and continued until May 2011. [Discovery News, 11/19/12]
The following chart from NOAA shows decadal averages since the beginning of the instrumental temperature record:
[NOAA, accessed 8/26/11]
Independent Temperature Study: We Can't Make Conclusions About Long-Term Trends Based On "Periods As Short As 13 to 15 Years." The Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature project, which independently verified the long-term warming trend in land temperature data, concluded:
Some people draw a line segment covering the period 1998 to 2010 and argue that we confirm no temperature change in that period. However, if you did that same exercise back in 1995, and drew a horizontal line through the data for 1980 to 1995, you might have falsely concluded that global warming had stopped back then. This exercise simply shows that the decadal fluctuations are too large to allow us to make decisive conclusions about long term trends based on close examination of periods as short as 13 to 15 years. [Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature, accessed 1/30/12]
Conservative Media Repeatedly Promote Tabloid's Climate Misinformation
Following Another False Mail Article, Conservative Media Previously Claimed "Climate Scientists Predict Mini-Ice Age." On January 10, 2010, the Mail on Sunday -- the sister paper of the Daily Mail -- ran an article by David Rose headlined, "The mini ice age starts here." Rose claimed that climate scientist Mojib Latif's work "refutes" the view "that the big chill was merely short-term 'weather' that had nothing to do with 'climate', which was still warming." That day, popular conservative blogger Jim Hoft claimed "climate scientists warned" of a "mini ice age." The next day, Fox Nation linked to Hoft's post with the headline "Now Climate Scientists Predict Mini-Ice Age" and FoxNews.com wrote an article that claimed that Latif "says we're in for 30 years of cooler temperatures -- a mini ice age, he calls it." Latif responded that the Mail had misused his research and that he predicts "nothing that would constitute a little ice age." Sean Hannity later distorted Latif's work on his Fox News show, as did Cal Thomas in his Washington Examiner column. [Media Matters, 1/12/10] [Media Matters, 1/13/10] [Media Matters, 1/14/10]
After Mail Distorted Climate Scientist's Quote, Conservative Media Followed. On February 14, 2010, the Daily Mail distorted a BBC interview with climate scientist Dr. Phil Jones. Jones explained that while there was a positive warming trend from 1995 to 2009 it was not statistically significant at the "95% significance level," although it was "quite close." Jones added, "Achieving statistical significance in scientific terms is much more likely for longer periods, and much less likely for shorter periods." The Daily Mail published an article titled "Climategate U-turn as scientist at centre of row admits: There has been no global warming since 1995." That same day The Daily Caller and Jim Hoft promoted the Mail's distortion. The next day, Fox News' Peter Johnson Jr. adopted the Mail's language and further distorted Jones' quote saying "Talk about a U-Turn, that whole global warming thing may have never existed. What a key scientist is now saying that could debunk the whole theory." The next week, George Will used Phil Jones' claims to suggest that there has been an "absence of warming." [Media Matters, 2/15/10] [Media Matters, 2/15/10] [Media Matters, 2/22/10]
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Clinical Affiliations
The program is affiliated with several area hospitals and medical offices which serve as clinical education settings (CES). During the professional phase of the program an individual will enroll in a clinical radiography course each semester, RADS 350, 355, 356, 459, 461, and 467 (Clinical Radiography I, II, III, IV, V and VI). While enrolled in these courses the student will spend 15 - 25 hours/week assigned to the radiology department of the CES. This assignment is in addition to other on-campus courses. The following facilities serve as Clinical Education Settings for the Program.
- Advanced MRI
- Childrens Clinic of Southwest Louisiana - Main
- Childrens Clinic of Southwest Louisiana - South
- Christus Healthcare of Southwest Louisiana - St. Patrick Hospital
- Diagnostic Center of West Calcasieu Cameron Hospital
- Lake Charles Memorial Hospital
- Lake Area Medical Center
- Moss Memorial Health Clinic
- Open Air MRI of Lake Charles
- Pediatric Center of Southwest Louisiana - Lake Charels
- Pedicatric Center of Southwest Louisiana - Sulphur
- West Calcasieu-Cameron Hospital


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2018 Jeep Wrangler
$46,462 • New
Asking Price
Ext. Color
Bright White
Stock Number
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6 Cylinder
Int. Color
Installed Options
Anti-Spin Differential Rear Axle
Black Jeep Freedom Top Hardtop
Bright White
Cloth Bucket Seats
Cold Weather Group
Convenience Group
Jeep Trail Rated Kit
Monotone Paint Application
Quick Order Package 24S
Technology Group
Tires: 245/75R17 All Terrain
Transmission: 8-Speed Automatic
Wheels: 17' x 7.5' Granite Crystal Aluminum
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