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The Propagation Trade Setup
In this article and The Dagger, the Waltz, and the Line, I show the Goodman Method at work using one of the most popular formations in Goodman Wave Theory (GWT), the propagation trade setup, or PTS. This walkthrough will allow you to learn not only a practical application of GWT that is easy to apply, but see the Goodman techniques and concepts for money management in action as well.
Goodman Wave Theory offers three trade setups. The return setup is easy to learn and master.
The PTSThe propagation trade setup has proven to be the most popular setup for most Goodman traders.
While the PTS accesses the three primary principles of Goodman Wave Theory, propagation, intersection, and 3-C, it relies most heavily on the principle of propagation.
PTS Time FramesTip: Thus far, you have been working with only a single time frame. The PTS will give you an idea of how analysis of multiple time frames for the same currency pair is accomplished.
Three time frames are used for the propagation trade setup. Do not worry, most of the work is done on the time frame you have selected as your trading space or profile:
- A time frame to locate the Jumbo swing and do outward analysis
- A time frame to locate and track the PTS and establish S/L and T/P
- A time frame to locate an entry
The PTS time frame should be the middle of the three. The Jumbo may be the PTS chart or a higher time frame. The chart for outward analysis is also the higher time frame. For the entry, use a time frame lower than where you found the PTS. There is not a perfect one-to-one correspondence between matrixes and time frames; ergo, some flexibility is suggested.
Suggested settings for different trading profiles:
Day Trader
- PTSâ1 hour
- Jumboâ1 hour or 4 hours
- Outward analysisâ4 hours or 1 day
- Entryâ15 minutes
- PTSâ15 minutes
- Jumboâ15 minutes or 1 hour
- Outward analysisâ1 hour or 4 hours
- Entryâ5 minutes
- PTSâ1 day
- Jumboâ1 day or 1 week
- Outward analysisâ1 day or 1 week
- Entryâ4 hours
A PTS Walkthrough in the AUD/USDThe best way to learn how to find a PTS is by walking through one as it forms. The Goodman Method, and therefore the associated tracking log, uses stages to follow the progress of potential trade candidates.
STEP 1âThe Jumbo Swing
Watch for a long, sustained uptrend or downtrend. This may be in a single long swing, or line, or it may be composed of several smaller swings trending in the same direction. In general, the former seem a little more reliable but both may work very well. The bottom point (EP) of this Jumbo is the starting point for the PTS to form. See Figure below.
[caption id="attachment_13213" align="aligncenter" width="550"] PTSâThe Jumbo Swing[/caption]
(The black circle is for a reference as we move to different time frames in the walkthrough.)
STEP 2âThe Bounce 1 Swing
Watch for prices to bounce sharply in the opposite direction of the Jumbo swing. You would look for this on your PTS time frame chart. See Figure below.
[caption id="attachment_13214" align="aligncenter" width="550"] PTSâThe Bounce 1 Swing[/caption]
STEP 3âThe Bounce 2 and Bounce 3 Swings
Wait for prices to move back in the direction of the Jumbo. This Bounce 1 creates what in GWT is called a Line/Test/Exceed. The most current completed swing is the line with its BP as the test and its EP as its exceed.
If the test of the Bounce 1 is broken on the Bounce 2 swing, the Jumbo is said to be still floating, in which case you redraw the Jumbo. I use a 15-minute chart to show this detail.
As a Jumbo floats, you may find you must redraw it several times.
If the exceed of the Bounce 1 is broken before the test is broken, a Bounce 3 has formed. Steps 3A and 3B are shown in Figure below.
[caption id="attachment_13215" align="aligncenter" width="550"] PTSâBounce 1-2-3[/caption]
Here we have a 1-2-3 or matrix: Bounce 1âBounce 2âBounce 3.
The principle of propagation tells us this is now a 1 swing, a propagation 1 swing. The endpoint (EP) of the Propagation 1 may also float. If so, simply continue to redraw it.
Tip: If the Bounce 3 swing becomes more than three times the value of the Bounce 1, the setup is broken because the Propagation 1 is out of proportion. This becomes our 1 thrust's swing for the BMP.
You may get several false 1-2-3s following the Jumbo, but the requirement of a propagation filters out most of them from becoming PTS formations. If you examine a sample of Jumbos, you will see many 1-2-3s, and considerably less PTSs.
STEP 4âThe Propagation 2 Swing
Now the propagation 1 has a Test/Line/Exceed and we follow the same course as in Step 3, waiting for a Propagation 2 swing to form.
As the Bounce 1-2-3 builds, you may find a very small 1-2-3 becoming the Bounce 1. That is okay. As long as you follow the principle of propagation from the Jumbo EP, you cannot get lost!
It is common for one of the propagation swings to be a single swing and the other to be a 1-2-3 matrix. This is called the flat/complex principle.
In Figure below, the PTS in the AUD/USD. Bounce 1âBounce 2âBounce 3 â' Propagation 1 â' Propagation 2. The Propagation 2 is the parry swing of the propagated matrix.
[caption id="attachment_13216" align="aligncenter" width="550"] A PTS in the AUD/USD[/caption]
Here is the ideal PTS paradigm in Figure below.
[caption id="attachment_13217" align="aligncenter" width="550"] The Perfect PTS and Return Zone[/caption]
Tip: This is also the Basic Goodman Setup for all GWT trade candidates: 1-2-3 â' 1-2. The trade is for the Propagated 3 swing.
The 3-C principle and the PTS templates tell you when the ideal varies. For now, simply seek PTS formations in which the Propagation 2 EP falls in or very close to the return zone.
Return Zone
The area between the Propagation 1 TP and the Bounce 2 EP is called the return zone (RZ). Some Propagation 2 swings stop in the RZ but some stop slightly above it or slightly below it. Ideally, you want the Propagation 2 EP to fall in the return zone or very close to it.
You are ready to look for an entry to trade the Propagation 3 swing, which, of course, is the second thrust to this propagation.
I continue the walkthrough in the next chapter, showing the Goodman technique for entry, stop-loss placement, and take-profit prices.
SummaryGoodman Wave Theory is based on the setup 1-2-3â'1-2 following the principle of propagation. The trade candidate is the Propagated 3 swing.
There are three Goodman setups: return, 3-D, and PTS. They differ mostly as to which primary principles of GWT they use, qualfying them from general to specific and to what degree. The return is the simplest and is often used as a complement to other trading ideas. 3-D is the most accurate but also most involved to learn and apply. The PTS is in the middle and just right for many traders.
The PTS is a tradable chart formation closely aligned with the basic market principle and uses the principle of propagation of Goodman Wave Theory.
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Everything starts with a simple idea (it has to be simple. My brain is very small). Then drawings, words and characters will develop fractally from that. I find a good way of generating initial ideas is by keeping a sketchbook and long walks are great for sorting plot development etc. in my head.
What artist's tool could you not work without?/ What is your usual medium, or––if you use a variety—your preferred one?
Being really lazy, I tend to use whatever medium is nearest to me at that particular time so I don't have to move very far. However, I composite everything digitally in Paint Shop Pro so I guess I couldn't work without that. No one's ever heard of Paint Shop Pro. Other illustrators laugh at me for using it and I'm the bane of art directors everywhere.
If you weren't an illustrator/author what would you like to be?
Throughout primary school I was definitely going to be a fighter pilot until I learnt that you had to do maths. So then naturally I decided on becoming an international rock star. I refuse to give up on this dream. Picture book making is merely a stop-gap.
From Fergus Barnaby Goes on Holiday (Hodder)
If you could collaborate with any other picture book writer/illustrator, past or present who would it be and why?
We're such a solitary bunch, I think if we're honest the word "collaborate" fills us with fear. However, I'd love to sit in on Jon Klassen's work process and steal all of his ideas.
Who is your favourite picture book character, and why?
The monster from Not Now, Bernard by David McKee. He's so mean and ultimately pathetic. How brilliant that he is the main character in a picture book.
From Troll Stroll (Nosy Crow)
What's your favourite word/colour?
Towel and wenge. Mmmmm….wenge towel.
What was your favourite book when you were growing up?
The first book I could recite off by heart was The Runaway Roller Skate by John Vernon Lord. I also remember really looking forward to visiting my aunt, because she had a copy of Cannonball Simp by John Burningham which I was mildly obsessed with.


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Say this every year and will say it again, not a big fan of Halloween. The best thing is the candy is on sale the next day. However it is all ways nice to watch a scary movie. Most years will re-watch Shaun of the Dead. This year plan to watch something on Netflix. See that they have The Witch on there. Remember seen the trailers for this and it looks pretty good.
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Halloween 2016Posted in Just something to say with tags halloween, Halloween 2016, Happy Halloween, Happy Halloween 2016 on October 31, 2016 by getbent57
Logan Official TrailerPosted in Just something to say, Videos with tags Logan, Logan Movie, Logan Movie Trailer, Logan Official Movie Trailer, Logan Official Trailer, Logan Trailer on October 30, 2016 by getbent57
The third and (last?) standalone Wolverine movie just had a trailer released. The movie is called Logan. Wasn't a fan of the first two standalone movies. This one however looks amazing. The first thing you notices is it looks so much different than any of the past X-Men movies. Set in the near future were they are not many mutants left. Xavier's mind is going and Logan's powers are fading way. Have read that it will be rated R. Think this a good move. It is the way Wolverine movie should be. You can see the trailer > here or below.
Winterized My MotorcyclePosted in Just something to say with tags 2006 Yamaha XT 225, 2006 yamaha xt225, 225, Bike Kilometres, Motorcycle, Winterized a Motorcycle, Winterized My Motorcycle, Winterizing my Motorcycle, XT 225, yamaha, Yamaha XT, Yamaha XT 225 on October 29, 2016 by getbent57
The weather has been really good this October (2016). However the it has started to get a bit colder. So it is time to winterize my Yamaha XT225. Other years have waited until November but have learned it gets to cold on the hands. Have done is many times all ready so it doesn't take to long. Over the winter plan to order new air filters, spark plugs and an oil filter online. So I can have them ready to use in the spring.
Hawksley Workman – We Will Still Need A SongPosted in Just something to say, Videos with tags Hawksley Workman, Hawksley Workman - Lover/Fighter, Hawksley Workman - We Will Still Need A Song, Hawksley Workman - We Will Still Need A Song Video, Hawksley Workman Video, Lover/Fighter, musical throwback Thursdays, Throwback Thursday, Throwback Thursdays, We Will Still Need A Song, We Will Still Need A Song Video on October 27, 2016 by getbent57
It is musical throwback Thursday again. Last week it was a Canadian band. Decided to go with another Canadian artist again this week. The song is We Will Still Need a song by Hawksley Workman. This is off this 2003 album called Lover/Fighter. The has another hit song off the album called Jealous of Your Cigarette. You can see/hear We Will Still Need a Song > here or below.
Simon's Cat – The MonsterPosted in Just something to say, Videos with tags Simon Tofield, Simon's Cat video, Simon's Cat Videos, Simon's Cat, Simon's Cat – The Monster, Simon's Cat – The Monster Video, Simon's Cat in, The Monster on October 26, 2016 by getbent57
There is a new Simon's Cat video out. They all make me laugh. This one however made it laugh more than the past few. The video has Cat taking on a monster in battle. Cat gets the upper hand but only for a brief moment. Give it a watch > here or below. You will not be disappointed.
Game Of Thrones: Season 6 Blu-rayPosted in Just something to say with tags Game of Thrones Blu-ray, Game Of Thrones Season 6, Game Of Thrones: Season 6 Blu-ray, Game Of Thrones: Season 6 Blu-ray Set, Game Of Thrones: Season Six Blu-ray on October 25, 2016 by getbent57
Have same news to share about Game of Thrones season six Blu-ray/DVD Set. In past years the sets would come out in February or March. Just before the new season would start. This time it's different. Season seven will be airing much later in the new year, summer-ish. So was thinking would be some time next spring before season six Blu-ray set would be out. Well I was wrong because the set will be out on November 15, 2016. Just like other years there will be all kinds of extras. They have had audio commentaries in past season. For season six every episodes will have one, I think. Can't wait to re-watch this awesome season all over again.


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Ella had to dress like she was 100 years old. She was the crazy cat lady. She also carried some dentures with her. She assured her friends at school that they were clean. Her mom had "brushed them...like twice".
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Gogo is an optional playable character in Final Fantasy VI. Gogo's job wasn't listed within the Super Nintendo version of the North American game. It was removed. Within the Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide, their job is given as The Mimic. The English Gameboy Advance version retained the job titles and Gogo is a Mime.
Gogo serves as a Mime, with their Mimic ability being able to copy the last attack, and being able to equip the commands of other characters. Their stats are subpar to compensate for their high versatility. They equip much of the same equipment as Relm and Strago, but has several items they do not. Gogo can equip rods, some daggers, maces, universal shields, and lightweight caps and robes.
Gogo is not available in the World of Balance.
In the World of Ruin, the player must fight a Zone Eater, and allow it to swallow the party instead of defeating it, to enter the Zone Eater's Belly. After reaching the end of the area, Gogo will be found and recruited permanently. Recruiting Gogo in the mobile/Steam version earns the In the Belly of the Beast achievement.
Gogo's innate ability is Mimic, which has them copy the last action an ally took in battle. If the action was a spell or esper, Gogo will cast it for no MP cost; if Gogo mimics the use of an item, they will use the item without reducing the party's stock. Mimicking Gil Toss still uses up gil, however, and Gogo can't mimic Desperation Attacks.
Equipping abilitiesEdit
Gogo can freely equip almost any three command abilities usable by the other twelve playable party members, being able to add them in the menu. The only ability they cannot equip is Terra's Trance. Gogo can equip relics that "upgrade" the abilities of party members, such as the Brigand's Glove, which upgrades Steal to Mug, and if equipped with such relics, will gain the corresponding command upgrades.
If the player did not wait for Shadow on the Floating Continent, the Throw command will not be accessible to be equip on Gogo. They can equip any character's command in the player's party, including Pray, Possess, Shock, and the dummied Summon command. They have access to whatever commands the party has, no matter if the character is glitched, buggy, or have been hacked into the party. Depending on the situation, it may be added at the end of the list of available commands where they'll be blank or replace an existing command. These commands will be available to be equipped into Gogo's command menu from their status menu, but they will appear as blank entries on the list of available commands the player can choose from, but will be visible on Gogo's battle command list once equipped.
Gogo cannot equip espers to learn magic, but can use any spell known by another member of the current party. Without allies, Gogo's Magic command will be empty, though other learned abilities, such as Lore, will have the original user's full complement, regardless of accompanying party members. Gogo will not learn spells taught by specific equipment, such as the Paladin Shield's Ultima.
Inside the Cultists' Tower, the player should equip Gogo with the Attack or Rage command instead of the actual Magic command if they desire to be able to cast magic with Gogo. This is because the game converts the Attack and Rage commands into the Magic command within the tower.
Desperation AttackEdit
Gogo's Desperation Attack is Punishing Meteor that deals magical damage to one enemy.
Gogo has subpar stats, to compensate for their high versatility.
Players should not equip Gogo with the Cursed Shield if they want to uncurse it, as Gogo simply cannot; the only characters that can uncurse the shield are those who gain Magic AP in battle. Those that cannot, like Gogo and Umaro (if he could equip shields), are unable to uncurse the shield.
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Dragon's Neck Coliseum fighterEdit
Gogo is a good choice as a fighter for Dragon's Neck Coliseum, as players can prepare them for any situation. The player can equip Gogo with nothing but Attack with the Master's Scroll and the Merit Award combo (only on the versions prior to the GBA version) or three Tools commands where the player sells all tools except for the Drill, giving Gogo a 3/4 chance of using it.
Six out of the eight tools can then be bought back in Figaro Castle, Chainsaw can be stolen from Duel Armor, and Air Anchor from Gamma; both of these enemies are found in Kefka's Tower.
Another alternative is to have Gogo as an Imp, fully equipped with the Imp equipment that comes with high Defense, Magic Defense, and Water absorption. Imp characters' special command is disabled, but they can still access the Magic command, meaning they may waste turn(s) trying to cast spells that will fail and abort. The only available spell that will not abort is the Imp spell, and for this reason, Gogo is the obvious option. Since they will only use the Attack command every turn, this makes the Master's Scroll and Genji Glove a deadly combo.


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Tag: Politics
We Need A Social Revolution
Source: PeakProsperity.com
Charles Hugh Smith
August 18, 2017
In the conventional view, there are two kinds of revolutions: political and technological. Political revolutions may be peaceful or violent, and technological revolutions may transform civilizations gradually or rather abruptly—for example, revolutionary advances in the technology of warfare.
In this view, the engines of revolution are the state—government in all its layers and manifestations—and the corporate economy.
In a political revolution, a new political party or faction gains converts to its narrative, and this new force replaces the existing political order, either via peaceful means or violent revolution.
Technological revolutions arise from many sources but end up being managed by the state and private sector, which each influence and control the other in varying degrees.
Conventional history focuses on top-down political revolutions of the violent "regime change" variety: the American Revolution (1776), the French Revolution (1789), the Russian Revolution (1917), the Chinese Revolution (1949), and so on.
Technology has its own revolutionary hierarchy; the advances of the Industrial Revolutions I, II, III and now IV, have typically originated with inventors and proto-industrialists who relied on private capital and banking to fund large-scale buildouts of new industries: rail, steel manufacturing, shipbuilding, the Internet, etc.
The state may direct and fund technological revolutions as politically motivated projects, for example the Manhattan project to develop nuclear weapons and the Space race to the Moon in the 1960s.
These revolutions share a similar structure: a small cadre leads a large-scale project based on a strict hierarchy in which the revolution is pushed down the social pyramid by the few at the top to the many below. Even when political and industrial advances are accepted voluntarily by the masses, the leadership and structure of the controlling mechanisms are hierarchical: political power, elected or not, is concentrated in the hands of a few at the top. Corporations are commercial autocracies; leadership is highly concentrated and orders are imposed on the bottom 99% of employees with military-like authority.
Social Revolutions Are Not Top-Down
But there is another class of revolution that does not share this hierarchical structure, nor does it manifest in the large-scale, top-down power-pyramids of the state and private corporations: social revolutions are bottoms-up affairs, lacking centralized leadership and hierarchical control mechanisms.
Social revolutions eventually influence the state and private sector, but they do not require the permission, funding or leadership of these hierarchies; as a rule, social revolutions drag the state and corporate sectors forward, kicking and screaming, as the social fabric and values of the populace change and the state and corporate sector cling to the status quo.
Examples of recent social revolutions include the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s, the Counterculture of the 1960s, and the gay rights movement. The leadership of the state resisted each revolution, and was essentially forced to adapt to the new social order as it became mainstream.
Once corporations figured out ways to profit from the transformed social order, they quickly introduced new products and fresh marketing: all-Caucasian advertising, for example, gave way to targeted ethnic advertising and mixed-race national advert campaigns.
When social revolutions are suppressed by the state, they may spark a political revolution as the socially oppressed come to see the overthrow of the autocratic political order as a necessary step towards liberation.
In other cases, social revolutions may have little immediate impact on the political stage. Faith-based social secular movements–for example, the Second Great Awakening in the early 19th century– were not overtly political; their eventual political impact (temperance, woman's rights and support for the abolition of slavery) may manifest decades later.
In summary: social revolutions may generate political waves, but they need not be overtly political to do so, nor do they rely on political, financial or technological hierarchies to transform society.
The Decline of Social Groups and the Erosion of the Social Order
Robert Putman's 2000 book Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community, documented the decline of social connections and what we might calling belonging in American society with reams of data. This erosion of social bonds is not limited to social groups such as bowling leagues; it is secular, spanning every social type of connection from family picnics to community and neighborhood groups.
If we extend Putnam's findings to the core human bonds of family and friendships, we find the same fraying of social ties; people have fewer close friends, are more isolated and lonely, and family relationships are increasingly superficial or characterized by alienation.
The factors feeding this broad-based decline of connectedness and social capital are many: the nation's economic mode of production has changed, requiring two incomes where one once sufficed, and globalization has increased both the demands on those with jobs and the number of adults who have fallen out of the work force.
This winner-takes-most economy has been accompanied by the rise of political divisiveness, a brand of politics that fosters us-versus-them disunity and the erosion of common ground in favor of demonized opponents and all-or-nothing loyalty to one party or cause.
The technological revolutions of broadcast television and radio homogenized the mainstream media even as they provided superficial substitutes for social engagement. The technologies of social media, mobile telephony and narrowcast echo-chambers of uniform opinion have created even more addictive forms of distraction that are not just shredding social connectedness—they're destroying our ability to form and nurture social bonds, even within the family.
This dynamic was explored in a recent essay in The Atlantic, Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?
Any careful observer of present-day family life would add that the addictive draw of mobile telephony has also damaged the parents' generation and the family unit itself.
Cui Bono: To Whose Benefit?
Longtime readers know I often begin an inquiry with the time-tested question: cui bono, to whose benefit? Who has benefited from the erosion of the social fabric and social capital, from the politics of divisiveness and the mass addiction to the technologies of superficial connectedness?
While we can take note of soaring corporate profits, and draw a causal connection between these profits and the modern-day "always connected to work" lifestyle of high-productivity corporate employees, it's difficult to argue that corporations have benefited directly from the loss of social capital that characterizes American life.
Rather, it seems that the corporation's relentless pursuit of narrowly defined self-interest, i.e. maximizing profits by whatever means are available, has laid waste to boundaries between work and home life as collateral damage.
In a similar fashion, purveyors of smartphones and the software and content that render them so addictive don't necessarily benefit directly from the destruction of intimate, authentic social bonds, but they certainly have prospered from the feeding of the smartphone addiction. Once again, the loss of authentic social connectedness is collateral damage.
While it seems quite clear that political groups have fueled divisiveness to their own benefit, does the state (government in all its forms) benefit from the fraying of the social order? It's difficult to discern a direct benefit to the state, though it might be argued that a fractured populace is easier to control.
But the erosion of the social order has gone beyond fracture into disintegration, and it's hard to see how class wars and social disunity benefit the state, which ultimately relies on some measure of social unity for its authority, which flows from the consent of the governed.
It's Time To Take Our Future Back
In Part 2: Rescuing Our Future, we focus on the self-evident truth that governments and corporations cannot restore social connectedness and balance to our lives. Only a social revolution that is self-organizing from the bottom-up can do that.
And we detail out the specific steps each of us can and should take to develop the values and skills required to form and maintain authentic social wealth—the wealth of friendship, of social gatherings, of belonging.
It takes courage and independence to swim against the toxic tides of our economy and society. The good news is that true wealth is within reach of everyone. The steps we each need take are clear; it's just a matter of having the will to invest the time and effort.
Do you have it?
CNN dumps ORC polling corporation after 10 years
Source: RT
August 21, 2017
CNN recently announced that after 10 years, it will no longer be working with ORC International, their polling firm. It stands for the Opinion Research Corporation.
Goldman Sachs, President Of The United States
Source: NoMoreFakeNews.com | JonRappoport.wordpress.com
By: Jon Rappoport
August 21, 2017
In this article, I'm not going to trace and list all the Obama and Trump appointees who have ties to Goldman Sachs. The sources are easily available. The Hillary Clinton connections are clear as well.
The point is, Goldman and its allies can exert enormous influence on the direction of the trillion-dollar casino called the stock market.
And the stock market is the universally perceived indicator of the health or illness of the US economy.
The economy is Trump's trump card. If the stock market plummets and stays down, his credibility as president takes a hit of far more serious proportions than anything we've seen so far.
Keep in mind, as well, that giant pension funds all over the US and giant insurance companies (and other entities) invest in the stock market—and these organizations' stability, as endangered as it is right now, would fracture in far more serious ways, if the stock market collapsed.
Super-banks like Goldman Sachs therefore hold the political fate of a president, any president, in their hands.
"Play ball with us. Otherwise, we can take down the market."
What does Goldman Sachs want, aside from a free hand to wheel and deal inside and outside the law re investing and trading?
Goldman wants:
The basic survival of Globalist "free trade" (no tariffs)—the cornerstone of mega-corporate control of the world economy.
Through US military threats and interventions and attacks, the prosperity of the military industrial complex.
The continued prosperity of the pharmaceutical cartel—despite its avaricious market practices and outpouring of destructive medical drugs.
These are a few of Goldman's top priorities.
But of course, Goldman has a Plan B, if they decide Trump's presidency is too shaky. And now that several corporate CEOs and financiers have left Trump's corporate council over the recent Charlottesville violence and Trump's response to it, causing the president to disband that council, Goldman is obviously mulling Plan B.
What would that be?
Another 2008 financial debacle and yet another round of massive federal bailouts?
Or a war? Wars float all financial boats that count in the eyes of elites.
Perhaps the now-departed Steve Bannon, who used to work for Goldman, would have a few interesting points to make on these issues.
During the presidential campaign, Trump issued a number of statements attacking Goldman Sachs and claiming he was immune from their influence. That was false. Trump obviously knew the score, as did Obama, as did Hillary Clinton.
Now he is hoping Goldman will hold the stock market together for him.
At the outset of his presidency, I wrote that I supported Trump on two major counts. He was mercilessly attacking major media news, and he had stopped Hillary Clinton in her tracks. I said everything else was up for grabs.
A lot of that grabbing is being done by Goldman Sachs.
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The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.
A Brief History of Fake News
Source: TheCorbettReport
James Corbett
August 8, 2017
TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: https://www.corbettreport.com/?p=23653 [NOTE: This video was produced for BoilingFrogsPost.com on October 31, 2012. It is being made available in its entirety here for the first time.] Military deception is an ancient and time-honoured art. Throughout recorded history, military commanders have attempted to spread false news and seed false information as part of psychological warfare operations to deceive, confuse, and demoralize the enemy…
California Vote Scandal Blows Up
Source: NoMoreFakeNews.com | JonRappoport.wordpress.com
By: Jon Rappoport
August 8, 2017
The watchdog group, Judicial Watch, is threatening to file a lawsuit if the state government of California doesn't clean up its vast voting mess. (twitter version here, and here)
What mess?
Judicial Watch: "…public records obtained…show 11 California counties have more registered voters than voting-age citizens."
There's more.
"Los Angeles County officials 'informed us that the total number of registered voters [in the County] now stands at a number that is a whopping 144% of the total number of resident citizens of voting age.'"
That's doesn't work. That's fraud.
Now add this to the mix. Over a million illegal immigrants (some say far more) have received driver's licenses in California. All of them (unless they specifically opt out), are automatically registered to vote by the Dept. of Motor Vehicles.
Put all this insanity together, and what do you get? A gigantic number of people who can illegally cast votes. Because, in California, it's legal to be illegal.
Want to proceed further down the rabbit hole?
It's probable that many illegal immigrants don't vote. If someone wanted to vote FOR them, how would that work?
Not one at a time, unless some sinister organization had at least half a million foot soldiers on call, on Election Day.
But here is a possible clue: electronic voting systems.
Back in 2007, the secretary of state of California ordered a "Top-to-Bottom Review" of all electronic voting systems currently in use in California elections.
In other words, up to that time, these systems had been considered a very fine way to run the vote count. The systems obviously had been tested and re-tested and checked and approved. They were already being used in the state of California.
However, astoundingly, all the following electronic systems were found to contain fatal flaws: Premier Election Solutions (formerly Diebold); Hart InterCivic; Sequoia Voting Systems; Election Systems and Software.
The first three systems were disqualified from further use…and then conditionally re-approved. The fourth system was rejected altogether.
To suppose that, after this top-to-bottom review in 2007, everything was quickly fixed is a leap only the foolish and unwary would take—particularly when we are talking about extremely talented hackers who could be employed to change election-vote numbers.
I read the California Top-to-Bottom Review. The public comments section at the end was illuminating. It contained explosive remarks.
For example, there was a discussion of vendors pretending to sell certain voting machines to the state of California…but actually selling other machines…machines that were not certified for use.
Another comment indicated that California lacked a method to ensure the source code for voting-machine software actually belonged to software certified by the state.
All in all, there is no guarantee (far from it) that the California voting system is safe or effective or honest.
If someone manipulated the system, and somehow utilized the huge numbers of illegal immigrants who are registered to vote, as a cover for falsified numbers…
Who would use illegal immigrants in that way?
You can answer that question.
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Jon Rappoport
The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.
HUD Secretary Dr. Carson Finds A Mere Half A Trillion In Errors…
Source: GizaDeathStar.com
Dr. Joseph P. Farrell Ph.D.
July 17, 2017
When then-President-elect Trump appointed former neurosurgeon and presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson to be Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, I had to turn to my friend and colleague Catherine Austin Fitts, and exchange the "knowing wink." Seriously, folks, we weren't even in the same room when the announcement came. We were, in fact, hundreds of miles away, but nonetheless, I strongly suspect we both turned in that "metaphorical higher-dimensional imaged-space" that we all create when such things happen, and winked at each other. Indeed, later, during a phone call as we were discussing the various cabinet appointments that were rolling out, we both had to speculate on just how long it would take Dr. Carson to find major financial problems. I forget who said what, but one of use gave it about "six months."
Well, it's been about six months, and here we are, with the following story shared by Ms. S.H.:
BREAKING: Ben Carson Finds $516.4 BILLION Of Mismanaged Funds… Media SILENT
And here's the actual PDF put out by HUD:
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC HUD's Fiscal Years 2016 and 2015 (Restated) Consolidated Financial Statements Audit (Reissued)
Much of the latter is, of course, the usual government boiler-plate. So I direct your attention to page 3 of the PDF file, where we read this:
What We Audited and Why
In accordance with the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990, as amended, we are required to annually audit the consolidated financial statements of the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD). HUD reissued its fiscal year s 2016 and 2015 (restated) consolidated financial statements due to pervasive material errors that we identified. Our objective was to express an opinion on the fairness of HUD's consolidated financial statements in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) applicable to the Federal Government. This report presents our reissued independent auditor's report on HUD's fiscal year s 2016 and 2015 (restated) consolidated financial statements, including an update to our report on HUD's internal controls.
What We Found
The total amounts of errors corrected in HUD's notes and consolidated financial statements were $516.4 billion and $3.4 billion, respectively. There were several other unresolved audit matters, which restricted our ability to obtain sufficient, appropriate evidence to express an opinion.These unresolved audit matters relate to (1) the Office of General Counsel's refusal to sign the management representation letter , (2) HUD's improper use of cumulative and first-in, first-out budgetary accounting methods of disbursing community planning and development program funds, (3) the $4.2 billion in nonpooled loan assets from Ginnie Mae's stand-alone financial statements that we could not audit due to inadequate support, (4) the improper accounting for certain HUD assets and liabilities, and (5) material differences between HUD's subledger and general ledger accounts. This audit report contains 11 material weaknesses, 7 significant deficiencies, and 5 instances of noncompliance with applicable laws and regulations.
(Emphases added).
Now, let's translate that from Governmentese to English:
1) "…pervasive material errors we identified," = "we identified pervasive material errors" = We couldn't make much sense of the way HUD keeps its books, but…
2) …nonetheless we found "amounts of errors" totaling $516,400,000,000 = in spite of the deplorable state of HUD's books, we were able to identify half a trillion dollars of errors.
Now, you're probably wondering, given the title of the first article, whether or not this money is actually missing, or if these were simply "accounting errors." (Let the magnitude of those two possibilities to sink in for a moment!) Johnny and Susie can't read, write, add or subtract any more, so it probably should not come as a surprise that HUD can't add or subtract either. But, tempted as I am to indulge my penchant for rants on Amairikuhn edgykayshun, I will resist, because in the very next sentence we read:
3) "There were several other unresolved audit matters, which restricted our ability to obtain sufficient, appropriate evidence to express and opinion" = "we did the best audit that we could, but in spite of the fact that we were able to identify half a trillion dollars of errors, we we're able to get any further because there's 'something funny' about the books."
And let you think I'm reading too much into that statement, we are then told that
4) "We ran into 'improper accounting' of 'certain HUD assets and liabilities,'" = "we don't even know what HUD owns or is liable for"…
…and yes, folks, I'd call that an "accounting problem. It's beginning to look an awful lot like we're not just looking at poor addition and subtraction skills from Johnny and Susie Hudd, but an actual missing half a trillion dollars.
But wait. There's more:
"Why," you might be asking yourself, "don't they even know what they own or are liable for?"
And the answer is:
5) There were "material differences between HUD's subledger and general ledger accounts," which is a nice Clinton-Obama-Bush-esque way of saying "we don't know what we own or are liable for because we're keeping two sets of books!"
Ponder that statement for a moment: they acknowledge the existence of something called a "subledger". Now, obviously, I've never served at any high level of the Federal Cesspool, nor would I want to. So perhaps "subledger" is a professional term of art for Federal Accounting.
But to my hack-from-South-Dakota ears, it sounds like "two sets of books". And hey, if we can have subledgers, then why not sub-subledgers, and so on, and several sets of books, all the way from the local to the state to the regional to the federal level. Would that confusion allow the looting of the agency? You bet. And why would one loot any federal agency?
To keep their covert operations, drug running, and secret research going.
And that's a fancy way of saying that, while there is a problem in HUD, the problem doesn't originate there.
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Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".


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"We don't want an American president who acts like an Arab. We want an American president who acts like an American."
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But more than that, there haven't been many articles in general discussing Romney's approach to foreign policy -- and that is an issue that even if not primary, is still important.
Rubin notes that the key is that for the Republican Party as a whole, there are a variety of choices and because of the complexity of the issues that the US will be facing, the approach taken might not need to be -- and perhaps should not be -- consistent.
Of course, there are the general principles: make America strong and respected again; support the soldiers; help friends and make enemies sorry that they are enemies. There must be an end to apologies and the defense of legitimate U.S. interests. Popularity is okay but respect and trust are far more important. Avoid either isolationism or excessive interventionism and get over the democracy-solves-all naivete. Don't be chomping at the bit to go to war with Iran as a supposed panacea.While Rubin considers the defeat of radical Islamism to be the backbone of sound US policy, he points out -- and offers advice on -- some Middle East countries that should be given special consideration:
These are important but these principles don't necessarily tell us how to do things. An average Arab citizen put it best in private conversation: "We don't want an American president who acts like an Arab. We want an American president who acts like an American." The old diplomatic virtues of credibility, national interests' protection, preserving alliances and promises, recognizing friends and enemies, and so on need to be reinstalled.
- Afghanistan
- Yemen
- Qatar
- Pakistan
- Turkey
- Syria
- Iran
- Egypt
- Israel
On the other hand, the Muslim Brotherhood and the jihadists must be opposed and all aid withheld from them. Not one gun should go to them; not one bulletproof vest, not one dollar. The problem is that the Syrian civil war has more than two sides to it.
While the economy would be the main focus of a Romney presidency, foreign policy in general -- and Middle East foreign policy in particular -- will not be giving an US president a moments rest.
Going through Barry Rubin's list of trouble spots and an overview of what needs to be done will show why.
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Time is ticking down and I am stuck in the yard. Rain has returned to Berkeley this week and it makes for muddy, stick y sanding. I have a little more sanding and will begin painting the bottom. I need three or four good days of weather to finish.
On other fronts, I have changed the propeller and fixed a stuck through-hull. Local shipwright, Steve Hutchinson is making a new pin for the tiller to rudder connection. Jay Butler, the rigger, is inspecting my rig and making up a new set of stainless lifelines.
Rob Tryon, one of the race committee chairs visited the other day and was very supportive.
Soon I will be free from the yard and will begin choreographing the finer points of sail changes in a variety of Bay conditions.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Prop Overhaul
I did the "2 year maintenance" on my Kiwi Prop on Sunday. I also took the opportunity to switch to larger blades. I am now at an 18.5 inch diameter which will probably match the 56 HP Yanmar much better.
The disassembly was very easy. A pin is tapped out on each blade. The pin is shown on the lower right of the bottom blade in the picture. The Marelon blade then slides off the stainless shaft. The pin rides in the grove seen at the top of the shaft. After cleaning and greasing, the process is reversed. This was much easier than a Max-Prop. New blades cost only $300 and now I have a spare set.
The old blades were 16 inches. We could do 7 knots on flat water, but struggled some in chop. It will be interesting to see the new results.
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These are pictures of William Garden's first design. Bullfrog is a gaff-rigged cutter that is 30 feet on deck and 36 feet overall. She was built in 1947 in Seattle by Lester and Frank. She recently was purchased and underwent a minor facelift at the Berkeley Marine Center. The new owner said that he is planning a major overhaul in the next few years including refastening all the planking.
There are some more details and history at Simply Sailing.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Big Splash
Osprey is a wonderful little double ender. She languished for years at the Pt. San Pablo Yacht Club, but has recently been finished out in style by a group of hard working people at the Berkeley Marine Center. She is a Frances 26 designed by Chuck Paine. Quite a tough little pocket cruiser.
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Labels: Berkeley Marine Center, C.W. Paine, Chuck Paine, Frances 26, Osprey
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Polar Bear in Good Old Boat
There is an interesting article in the March/April issue of Good Old Boat magazine about Polar Bear. The Olson 30 raced in the 2008 Singlehanded Transpac. The article gives a brief history of the class.
The skipper is Eric Thomas from Duluth, Minnesota. He discusses his motivations and the preparation of the boat. He took first in class and second in the race.
There is another Olson 30 entered this year. Adrian Johnson will skipper Idefix. Paul Nielsen will pilot Culebra, an Olson 34.
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Labels: 2008 Single Handed Transpac, Adrian Johnson, Culebra, Eric Thomas, Good Old Boat, Idefix, Olson 30, Olson 34, Paul Nielsen, Polar Bear
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Single Handed Transpac 2008 Video
I ran across this short video of the Valiant 32, Feolena, rockin and rolling at 10 knots off the coast of Kauai. Must be a great feeling on a beautiful day to closing on the finish line. I would imagine that this boat would be in Maitreya's class.
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Lost at Sea
I recently reread Patrick Dillon's Lost At Sea, which was written in the late 1990's. It tells the story of Anacortes, Washington fishermen who were crabbing in the Bering Sea in the early and mid 1980's. This was a time when the US fishing industry lost between 85 and 145 men a year on dozens of boats. This was also before the time of safety standards and Captain's licenses for vessels under 200 tons. These stories eventually inspired cable TV's Deadliest Catch.
The later part of the book follows the 8 to 10 year effort to get safety laws through Congress. Also of great interest is a terrifying chapter where Patrick Dillon tells the tale of his own research trip as a cook/deckhand on a crabber for several weeks.
Fishing has always been one of the most dangerous occupations. Diminishing catches forced much bigger investments and sailing into more dangerous waters. The Olympic Quota System which causes a race for fish over a very short fixed period drives fisherman to go out in the worst weather to recoup their massive investments in equipment. The book shows how deadly the dwindling fish stocks combined with unregulated commercialization turned out to be.
Another good book is Kim Bartlett's The Finest Kind: The Fishermen of Gloucester. This focuses on the Massachusetts fishing industry in the 1970's on the cusp of large scale commercialization.
Having recently passed the Captain's exam, it is astonishing that most of what I was required to know was not a requirement for "professionals" spending thousands of days in worst seas in the world until the 1990s. While the Coast Guard exams require study, they do seem like the minimum amount of knowledge a seafarer would need for those conditions.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Single Handed Transpac History
I ran across this brief history of the Single Handed Transpac. This was put together by Robby Robinson, a friend of ours from the Pt. San Pablo Yacht Club. Robby completed the race multiple times and also cruised the world in his boat Rolling Stone. A great picture of Rolling Stone adorns the Scanmar International website.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Hope the Tiki Bar will be Open
I sent in my entry for the 2010 Single Handed Transpac the other day. It is 2120 miles from San Francisco to Hanalei Bay, Kauai. That is a lot of cat food sandwiches. I will be heading back to Berkeley soon to prepare the boat. The race is organized by the Bay Area's Shorthanded Sailing Society (SSS).
I would expect that Maitreya will be the heaviest boat in the run. I got a PHRF rating of 186, so hopefully she won't be the slowest. There are 20 and 26 foot boats entered...
Hoping the tiki bar will be open when I arrive.....
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Beautiful Kendall 32
A friend of ours is about to launch his Kendall 32 in Port Townsend. This follows a multi-year restoration that has definitely made this vessel better-than-new.
The boat has some very smart enhancements for long distance cruising. There is an updated bowsprit with a broad platform for accessing dual anchor rollers. The pulpit was raised for better safety. Some of the internal bulkheads were modified to allow the anchor chain to be pulled back as far as the mast. In the picture, you can see a horizontal chain plate before the name. This is designed for attachment of a bridle for a Jordan Series Drogue.
This design is very sea worthy. The Kendall 32 was the forerunner of the Westail 32. It is based on Atkin's Thistle and is closely related to the Eric, which inspired the Westsail 32. There have been many circumnavigations made in these tough little family of boats. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston won the Sunday Times Golden Globe Race in Suhaili.
Vito Dumas circumnavigated through the Roaring Forties in Lehg II. Lehg II was an Argentine designed vessel of very similar dimensions.
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Labels: Jordan Series Drogue, Kendall 32, Lehg II, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Suhaili, Vito Dumas, Westsail 32
Monday, March 8, 2010
Cruising Destination: Coupeville, Washington
We visited Coupeville for the Penn Cove Musselfest on Whidbey Island. It was a fabulous summer day for early March in the Puget Sound. The festival celebrates North America's oldest mussel farm, Penn Cove Shellfish, LLC. The farm has been operating about 40 years. Penn Cove was selected because it had the highest density of mussels anywhere in Puget Sound. Two rivers empty nutrients into the cove which is warmed by the rain shadow of Olympic Mountains. The operation is all natural. Mussels are cultivated on 42 rafts that hold about 35000 strings of disks. Mussels spawn in the warm spring in the open water. Their microscopic larvae float around until attaching to all surfaces in the cove. Strings with disks tied to them hang 20 feet from rafts in 60 feet of cove water. The young mussels attach en mass to these strings. Nine months to a year later, the strings are thinned so that the mussels will grow to market size. The farm produces about 2 million pounds a year. Much of the catch is flown across the country and consumed within 24 hours.
The mussel festival includes open artitst studios, a classic car show, live music, beer and of course mussels and mussel chowder. We ate at Toby's . Toby's is a classic dive bar with a pool table, juke box and a bar that came around the horn. The serve fresh steamed mussels with a variety of micro brews, including their own red ale. While Toby's is not an official Latitudes and Attitude's hang out, you can buy the magazine there.
Penn Cove is very sheltered and would make a great stop on the way to the Inside Passage.
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Labels: Attitudes and Latitudes, Coupeville, Mussel Festival, Penn Cove, Tobys Tavern, Whidbey Island
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The tradition says that brides and groom are supposed to save the top tier of their cake to eat on the first anniversary of their wedding. I am all for traditions. Most people that know me know that I probably care a bit too much about traditions but to me this one is a little silly. Freezers have only been around for a relatively short period of time, so this tradition can't be that long standing - there has to be something I am missing. So I decided to do (very) little research - there had to be another way that these cakes where saved for a year. I found this article on Wedding Cake Creations website. Hudson Valley Weddings has a little different take on the history of saving the cake. These stories made more sense than putting todays American wedding cake in a freezer for a year and trying to eat the freezer burned cake, if you even remembered which family member had the cake.
So none of this really answers the bigger question - do you save the cake now? Is it worth the cost?
Recently, several bakers that have brought cakes to theVox Theatre say they provide a fresh cake on the anniversary date of the wedding so the bride and groom don't have to save the cake for a year. I love this idea!
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Centro recognises that it has an important role to play in increasing the environmental well-being of the West Midlands through the promotion of public transport and to ensure Centro is an environmentally responsible organisation. Travel has an effect on all three dimensions of sustainability: environmental, social and economic. Transport is one of the core challenges for sustainable development, especially in urban and densely populated areas.
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Near Gettysburg in Adams County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Field Hospitals - Second Corps
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The Division Hospitals of the Second Corps were located July 2nd at the Granite School House but were soon removed to near Rock Creek west of the creek and six hundred yards southeast of the Bushman House. They remained there until closed August 7th, 1863. These Hospitals cared for 2200 Union and 952 Confederate wounded.
Medial Director 2nd Corps Surgeon A.N. Dougherty U.S. Volunteers
1st Division Surgeon R.C. Stiles U.S. Volunteers
2nd Division Surgeon J.F. Dyer 10th Massachusetts Infantry
3rd Division Surgeon Isaac Scott 7th West Va. Infantry
Medical Officer in charge of the Corps Hospitals Surgeon Justin Dwinelle 106th Pennsylvania.
Erected 1914 by Gettysburg National Military Park Commission.
Location. 39° 47.355′ N, 77° 12.875′ W. Marker is near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in Adams County. Marker is on Hospital Road, on the right when traveling north. Located near the George Bushman Farm, south Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Gettysburg PA 17325, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Field Hospitals - Twelfth Corps (about 600 feet away, measured in a direct line); George Bushman Farm (about 600 feet away); Michael Trostle Farm (approx. 0.7 miles away); U.S. Field Hospitals at Gettysburg (approx. 0.7 miles away); Field Hospitals - Sixth Corps (approx. 0.7 miles away); Field Hospitals - Third Corps (approx. ¾ mile away); a different marker also named U.S. Field Hospitals at Gettysburg (approx. ¾ mile away); a different marker also named U.S. Field Hospitals at Gettysburg (approx. ¾ mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Gettysburg.
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