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So glad Abbie is improving. Enjoy your pizza while I go enjoy your guest post.
Glad she's feeling better, hope your dough rose!
Just catching up with my blog reading and so glad to see that Abbie is on the mend! Such a horrible thing to go through as parents. Was it croup or something else? Rebekah has had croup twice and it is most definitely not fun.
Bread-making, on the other hand, IS fun! I used to make it a lot years ago; will need to try again soon :) Hope your pizza dough worked out well, you domestic goddess! xx
OMG I've returned to ask you if I can move in to your space! I won't steal the fabric....well not all of it ;)
p.s buying your scrappy pouch pattern, It will be helpful as I want to properly know how to make a rounded pouch =D
glad she is better
Did you do the pizza dough in a breadmaker? Did the pizza dough rise? Did the pizza taste fantastic?
Glad she's on the mend - good thing about reading posts late is I get to know she's better before I know she is ill! Phew !
Off to read that post now!
Can't wait to see this.
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Umphrey's McGee: Ordinary Kids Doing Extraordinary Things (Relix Revisited)
Umphrey's McGee will perform at Catalpa this weekend and then it's off to sUMmer School. With the latter event in mind we offer something from our own reading list: Richard Gehr's 2005 cover story on the group.
Up in the stratospheric fishbowl of a swinging lakeside bachelor pad he rents from his parents, Umphrey's McGee bassist Ryan Stasik is throwing a little cocktail party prior to a Yonder Mountain String Band show at Chicago's House of Blues that most of his guests plan to attend. His house drink is Budweiser. The entertainment consists of a twisted little device that provides a short, sharp electric shock to anyone foolish enough to clutch it. And the guest list includes a bunch of more or less ordinary Midwestern twentysomethings, members of the band and its crew, some of whose ties extend back to grade school.
Umphrey's keyboardist Joel Cummins is among the first to arrive. Newly single himself, he will mysteriously disappear en route to the show. Before doing so, though, he reminisces about the ongoing Spinal Tap-ocity of Umphrey's career to date, beginning with the first show he ever played with Stasik, guitarist Brendan Bayliss, and original Umphrey's drummer Mike Mirro: The time was January 21, 1998, and the place a dilapidated shack of a hole in South Bend, Indiana, called Bridget McGuire's Filling Station. Joel laughingly describes the band's power cutting out five notes into their first song, "Bob." A male stripper hired for the occasion did his thing in celebration of Stasik's future ex-girlfriend's, ahem, nineteenth birthday. And the evening concluded with the bemused band watching a car crash into a telephone pole as they loaded out their equipment. "The guys just got out and ran into a field," Cummins recalls.
Now, you might think those early days of mockumental tomfoolery would be long gone. After all, esteemed jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman temporarily joined the group, at his request, for several sizzling February shows. In June, the sextet's late-night Bonnaroo set was a memorably epic four-hour shred fest. Later that month, the band released Anchor Drops (its fourth album but first with national distribution), a tightly composed, organically flowing, yet ass-kickingly immediate example of newfound studio smarts. And in August, Umphrey's McGee was anointed nothing less than "the leading contenders for Phish's jam-smeared crown" by no less an authority on all things rockist than Rolling Stone. Umphrey's now regularly sells out venues in and around its chosen hometown, including the aforementioned House of Blues. And, most important, the band has rebounded solidly from the departure of its original drummer and is now making what all members agree is the most satisfying and promising music of their career with new sticksman Kris Meyer.
You might think so, but no. "Bob" was at least partially to blame as recently as September 2003, when the Niles, Michigan, police department prematurely evacuated the band from the Niles Riverfront Amphitheater stage shortly after the song had been played for the first time in four years. Claiming they were "disturbing the peace," the police pulled the plug on what was supposed to have been a "Rest in Peace" show for a bunch of Fat Tony songs the band intended to retire from its permanent rotation. And since the show was a freebie sponsored by the city of Niles itself, Cummins cracks up at the absurdity of "the city's cops shutting down their own show!"
And that's not all. Earlier this year, the band found itself on the same course as Hurricane Ivan, whose wet wildness led to canceled shows in New Orleans and one muddy festival after another. As the band heads out on a two-week West Coast tour, Cummins wonders if the jaunt he now refers to as the Natural Disaster 2004 Tour will culminate in a volcanic rendezvous with Washington's Mt. St. Helen, whose lovely lava dome has been growing steadily in recent weeks. And why not? Stranger things have happened over the life of this still relatively young but increasingly fascinating group of musical whirlpool surfers.
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During the arraignment, Judge Robin Green set a February 28th pretrial court date for Holly, he is scheduled to appear at 8:30am in a division 2 court. Benton County prosecutor Van Stone says he will seek death penalty for Zachary Holly regarding murder charge.
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With a background in museum education and interpretation, Renfroe is excited about her work at the Ashe County museum. She spent 13 years as education coordinator with the Onslow County Museum and served as interpretation manager with the Culture and Heritage Museum in Rock Hill. She has a degree in theater.
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Renfroe is one of the first 200 people in North Carolina through the Department of Health and Natural Resources to become an environmental educator. She has worked with schools on outreach programs such as explaining pioneer life, something Long has done with Ashe County schools. Renfroe said she is open to partnering with the Mountain Life Farm Museum on such programs.
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Fundraising is always going on to go toward restoring the second floor courtroom. The "crazy quilt" will be raffled, personalized bricks are still being made, and the time capsule project is underway,.
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And in the meantime, there is always something new to see at the museum, such as the original clock from the register of deeds office. It is an eight-day clock made by H. Cone & Sons and was given away in exchange for a certain number of cigar bands collected. The clock was restored by Jerry Brown and hangs above the original mantle from the register of deeds office.
"I feel so fortunate this building has been preserved," said Renfroe. "I am really proud of the way the restoration was handled, preserving the space and keeping it intact down to the floors. You can see burn marks and some of the original touches. They went back to the original paint color except for the military room mainly because they thought the military wouldn't appreciate dusty rose."
The Museum of Ashe County History is located in the historic 1904 courthouse in Jefferson. It belongs to Ashe County with a 100-year lease by the museum which handles restoration and preservation. For more information, call 846-1904 or go online to www.ashehistory.org.


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PHILADELPHIA In the final minute of a one-possession game Sunday, Lavoy Allen had the ball in his hands. He sized up a shot, then passed it to Jason Richardson.
Granted, Richardson knocked down the open look, but 76ers coach Doug Collins wants Allen, the second-year center, to take shots like that rather than defer. Actually, hes encouraging each of his post players to get more involved in the Sixers offensive plans.
And hes asking the Sixers distributors to make that happen.
Even if theyre not shooting the ball, that theyre involved punching in, Collins said of his bigs Sunday, following the Sixers 104-101 win over Phoenix. Our guys are not ones youre going to throw the ball to in the post and theyre going to make a lot of post moves. Our guys are better at catching it, punching it and taking a quick shot. We dont have that kind of big guy.
The Sixers, who had an off day Monday and host Dallas tonight, are looking into the paint for production.
Collins crew got 21 percent of its offense Sunday from traditional post players like Allen, Thad Young, Kwame Brown and rookie Arnett Moultrie. Those four combined for 22 of the Sixers 81 shot attempts. Those numbers dont exactly lure opposing teams into the post and leave open shots on the wings for the Sixers perimeter guys, like Collins would have hoped.
So Collins is instructing his guards to give the Sixers bigs touches down low. Even if his forwards and centers dont take the shots theyre given, throwing the ball inside and involving the bigs in the Sixers offensive schemes will create better scoring opportunities all around.
When the big guys are receiving the ball in the paint and getting touches in the paint, Young said, it makes them want to run the court, it makes them want to get stops, makes them want to get rebounds. Its a give-and-take situation.
Definitely makes me want to work harder.
It made sense for the Sixers to set up shop beyond the arc Sunday, with the Suns entering that game with the NBAs worst defense against 3-pointers. In addition, the Sixers are shooting 38 percent from long range, good for eighth-best in the league.
So the notion of tossing the ball inside was ignored. Moving forward, though, the Sixers must incorporate an interior attack if theyre to contend nightly.
Weve got to establish our presence, Young said. The physicality part of the game, (other teams) are getting into us early and we have to go out there and put our foot down and take a stand.
Theres an outlier in every equation, however, and thats Allen. The 6-9 kid out of Temple took 10 shots Sunday, six of which were outside the paint. Collins said hes comfortable with Allen shooting from 15 feet, which is where Allen got cozy in the postseason a year ago.
And Allen said hes confident in his shot, too even if he didnt take it Sunday.
That last shot, I wanted to take a little time off the clock, so I didnt want to shoot the ball, he said. But if Im open, (Collins) tells me to take the shot.
See what happened was I heard Chris Brown and Rihanna were getting back together, so that really helped my confidence and helped me play with more joy. If Im open, Im going to take the shot.
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The little town of Taos, situated in the mountains 70mi/113km northeast of Santa Fe, was founded in 1615. It has enjoyed a reputation as an artists' colony since the 1880s, but has now unfortunately become a popular tourist center.
Harwood Museum
In Ledoux Street is the Harwood Museum of Art. It contains a broad collection of works related northern New Mexico, with artwork by members of the local artists' colony, including Indian arts and crafts and the sacred figures called santos. The museum also maintains a collection of some 17,000 photographic images dating back to the 19th C.Some of the highlights of the Harwood Museum are the works by the Taos Society of Artists, a group that existed between 1915 and 1927. Their images depict Taos and northern New Mexico near the turn of the 20th C, with paintings of the people and the landscape. There are also collections of modern and contemporary works, and prints, drawings, and photographs by various artists. The Agnes Martin Gallery also deserves mention, contained in an octagonal room, displaying a seven pieces of the artist's.The building dates from the mid-19th century and is the second-oldest museum in the state.
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
To the north of Taos the Rio Grande has gouged out a grandiose gorge 650ft/198m deep in the desolate and rugged landscape. The gorge is spanned by a boldly engineered road bridge that is quite a sight, towering impossibly high above the river far below. There is a scenic overlook near the highway with a great vantage point and there are also fantastic views from the bridge, looking over the dramatic scenery.It is worth driving out to the Gorge Bridge from Taos. Most people drive across the bridge, but many also take the time to walk out and get a true sense of the grand scale. There are sidewalks on the bridge. Photographers looking to get a good shot of the bridge will want to visit either in the early morning or closer to sunset.
Millicent Rogers Museum
The Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos displays art of the Southwest. The original collection, which was accumulated by Millicent Rogers, granddaughter of one of the original founders of Standard Oil, was opened to the public in the 1950s. The galleries feature an extensive, quality collection of Native American and Hispanic Art, and Anglo-European Southwestern Art. Pieces on display include jewelry, textiles, pottery, tinwork, as well as contemporary arts and crafts. Among the artist's represented are Maria and Julian Martinez, with the museum having received a substantial donation of pieces by an anonymous donor.Housed in a renovated adobe home which was donated to the museum, the Millicent Rogers Museum is located in a lovely setting, with views out over the high desert to the surrounding mountains. The museum offers both permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Ernest Blumenschein Museum
In Ledoux Street is the adobe house of the artist Ernest Blumenschein, who came here in the 19th century. On September 3rd, 1898 while driving the storm-ravaged roads of northern New Mexico, the wheel on their light surry slipped onto a deep rut and broke. The men, Burt Phillips and E.L. Blumenschein, tossed a three-dollar gold piece to determine who would carry the wheel to the nearest blacksmith for repair. Blumenschein lost the toss and so made the twenty-mile trek to Taos with the broken wheel. Thus began a great experiment in American art.Blumenschein and Phillips spread the word about the beauty of Taos and urged other artists to come and see for themselves. In July of 1915, Joseph Sharp, Blumenschein, Phillips and fellow artists Oscar E. Berninghaus, E. Irving Couse and W. Herbert "Buck" Dunton created the Taos Society of Artists. The entire home is open to the public, with artwork by Blumenschein and other Taos artists. There are antiques and furniture as well arranged to be much as they had been when the family was living there.
Hacienda de los Martinez
On the banks of the Rio Pueblo in Taos is the Hacienda de los Martinez, a fully restored Spanish Colonial building built in 1804. It was strategically located at the terminus of the Camino Real and became an important instrument of trade in the early 19th C. It was also a large, well established ranch in its day. The imposing structure was originally built by Severino Martin, a name which was later changed to Martinez, and for whom the museum is named.Today it serves as a historical museum with 21 rooms and 2 courtyards showcasing the time period of its glory days. Depending on the time, visitors may also be able to see a demonstration of sorts. Also check the museum's calendar to see about upcoming exhibitions which change regularly throughout the year.
Taos Art Museum and Fechin Home
The Taos Art Museum is housed in the home of Russian born artist Nicolai Fechin. He was a prominent portrait artist who specialized in Native American portraits, as well as desert landscapes. The home and studio which Fechin built for himself and his family are filled with his woodcarvings of ornately carved doors, doorways and cabinets, along with many of his famous paintings. The museum also displays the works of the famous Taos Society of Artists as one of its primary focus. This group of artists was active in the early 1900s, depicting images of the New Mexican landscape and people. Various other Taos artists are represented at the museum as well.Expansions at the Taos Art Museum mean more temporary exhibitions, classes, and programs are planned.
The central feature of Taos is the picturesque Plaza, in which the American flag is always hoisted. This is the center piece of the town which is not only a tourist hot spot but where locals come to gather and enjoy life. Small shops, galleries, and restaurants can be found in this area, but it does not have an overwhelming touristic feeling, as locals come here as well. It's a good place to eat, people watch, and see some local art.You may see some local musicians performing in the Taos Plaza or other forms of entertainment.
Kit Carson Museum
To the east of the Plaza is the house of the legendary pioneer Kit Carson (1809-68). The home was built in the 1820s and purchased by Kit Carson in 1843, who he went on to raise his family here. The museum is small but offers insight into the history of Carson's life.
Fechin Institute
The Fechin Institute is in the former home of Russian artist Nicolai Fechin, who moved to Taos in 1927. Samples of his paintings, drawings and sculpture are on display, as well as work by other international artists.
Governor Bent House and Museum
The former home of New Mexico's first American governor is now the Governor Bent House and Museum and Gallery of Western Art. In addition to exhibits on local history, there is artwork on display by local artists.
Van Vechten-Lineberry Taos Art Museum (closed)
Van Vechten-Lineberry Taos Art Museum is now closed to the public, the collection is temporarily on loan.
Taos Art Association Gallery
Northeast of the Plaza is the art gallery of the Taos Art Association.
Taos Country Club
On the south side of Taos is the Taos Country Club, a public golf course.
Villa Fontana Restaurant
The Villa Fontana is a highly respected Italian restaurant in Taos.


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Civil Disobedience at the White House for 9/11 JusticeJanuary 28, 2011 Interview by Cosmos Civil Disobedience at the White House for 9/11 Justice9/11 Truth News 9/11 Justice activist and researcher Jon Gold has announced his intention to chain himself to the White House fence this coming Monday, January 31. 9/11 Truth News asked Gold a few questions to find out more about the upcoming action. 9/11 Truth News: Why are you going to chain yourself to the White House? Jon Gold: To try and bring attention to the fact that we were lied to about 9/11 and that there needs to be justice and accountability for what happened. That there are family members still seeking justice for what happened and that the people of the world deserve it. When you take into account what that day has been used for -- and then think about the fact that we don't exactly know what happened that day -- that is an unacceptable situation. People are dying. If that day wasn't what we were led to believe -- and it wasn't -- then the people of the world need to know about it.
Thursday, January 27 2011 - In the Media
US Condemns UN Expert for 9/11 StatementsJanuary 26, 2011 Reuters A UN expert on Palestinian human rights who suggested there was a cover-up over the September 11 attacks should be fired, US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice said on Tuesday. US academic Richard Falk wrote in a blog this month that there had been an "apparent cover-up" by US authorities over the September 11, 2001 attacks, in which hijackers flew airliners into the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon near Washington, killing more than 3,000 people. "In my view, Mr. Falk's latest commentary is so noxious that it should finally be plain to all that he should no longer continue in his position on behalf of the UN," Rice said in a statement. "I would note that US and many other diplomats walked out in protest in September 2010 when Iranian President Ahmadinejad made similarly slanderous remarks before the U.N. General Assembly," she said, adding that Falk's comments were "despicable and deeply offensive." Falk, the UN Human Rights Council's special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories, wrote in his blog that mainstream media had refused to accept "well-evidenced doubts about the official version of the events: an al Qaeda operation with no foreknowledge by government officials."
Wednesday, January 19 2011 - Get Involved
Action Item from BuildingWhat.org"The day we see the truth and cease to speak is the day we begin to die." -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. January 17, 2011 Dear Friends, We would like to extend our deepest thanks to Mark Stepnoski for generously offering $10,000 to match all donations made to the BuildingWhat? campaign during the last three days of 2010. Supporters across the country and around the world rose to the occasion, giving nearly $30,000 on top of Mark's $10,000 to bring the campaign to $67,000. Thank you all for your generous support and your belief in our strategy. In the next few weeks we will be releasing a series of brand new TV ads. Without giving anything away, we are confident in saying these new ads will generate much publicity and create a groundswell of public demand for a new Building 7 investigation leading up to the 10th Anniversary. ACTION ITEM To help pave the way towards that day, we have an important action item that will take you only two minutes to complete. Please help us send 500 emails to the Speaker of the New York City Council to inform her that 2010 was only the beginning of our campaign, and our calls for the empanelment an independent commission to investigate Building 7 will grow as the 10th Anniversary of 9/11 approaches.
Sunday, January 16 2011 - Resources and Materials
Martin Luther King Day 2011 (with video, audio links)Thanks to David Kimball of Sacramento 9/11 Truth for graciously creating and providing this flyer.
– Ed.
January 16, 2011 by David Kimball, Sacramento 9/11 Truth MARTIN LUTHER KING OPPOSED WAR AND SPOKE OUT AGAINST IT Dr. King's words are as relevant today as they were almost 44 years ago; they could have been spoken yesterday.
Sunday, January 16 2011 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
9/11, Anthrax, SCAD - Graeme MacQueen & Laurie Manwell on WFHBPosted at CanadianTruther's blog at 911blogger.com January 14, 2011 Graeme MacQueen and Laurie Manwell discuss their talks given on Saturday, September 4, 2010 at the Buskirk Chumley Theater in Bloomington, Indiana on WFHB radio. The Fictional Basis For The War On Terror by Dr. Graeme MacQueen Watch here The Psychological Implications of 9/11 by Laurie Manwell Watch here Peace Through Truth - 9/11 & State Crimes Against Democracy presented by the 9/11 Working Group of Bloomington http://www.911workinggroup.org
Sunday, January 16 2011 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
David Chandler on Visibility 9-11Talks About His New DVD '9/11 Analysis' and Rationalizes the Pentagon Debate January 16, 2011 Show notes and interview by: John Bursill This timely and important Podcast is a MUST listen! Listen here: http://visibility911.com/blog/?p=1874 David, who describes himself as a "pacifist", talks in great depth about his journey on the campaign for 9/11 Truth and Justice to which he is passionately dedicated. Many of you may be aware it was David who is credited with getting NIST to admit WTC Building 7 fell at a an acceleration consistent with free-fall due to gravity, which I and many others view as the single most powerful debating tool for us as 9/11 Truth advocates! David disputes he is solely responsible for this and says that Jones, Ryan and others were central to this achievement but it was his question that drew the answer in the end so it seems. David also talks about the highly political timing and nature of the NIST Building 7 report.
Monday, January 10 2011 - Research/Evidence
Flight AA77 on 9/11: New FDR Analysis Supports the Official Flight Path Leading to Impact with the PentagonAuthors Frank Legge, (B.Sc.(Hons.), Ph.D.) and Warren Stutt, ( B.Sc.(Hons.) Comp. Sci.) January 2011 Published at the Journalof911Studies.com Introduction The official narrative of the events which have become known as 9/11 includes descriptions of attacks on the World Trade Centre towers and the Pentagon by aircraft on 11 September, 2001. The towers were eventually destroyed and the Pentagon was severely damaged. The account of the attack on the Pentagon includes the following: A Boeing 757, operated by American Airlines, took off from Washington Dulles International Airport at 8:20 a.m. At 8:54 it deviated from its assigned route and at 8:56 the transponder was switched off. The plane, under the control of hijackers, headed back toward Washington and descended. As it approached the Pentagon it performed a descending spiral to the right and finally dived toward the Pentagon while accelerating. It hit some light poles and other objects on the ground and then penetrated the west face of the building at 9:37:44,(1) or 9:37:46,(2) depending on source.
Monday, January 10 2011 - Research/Evidence
The 'Exceptionally' Redacted 9/11 Commission Interviewby Sibel Edmonds Thursday, 6. January 2011 Boiling Frogs Newly Released 9/11 Commission Files at Cryptome.Org Last week John Young's information site Cryptome.Org began publishing documents related to the interviews conducted by the 9/11 Commission which were released for the first time. On January 3, Cryptome posted the 9/11 Commission's report on my interview (the infamous Sibel Edmonds Case), and aptly titled this particular file as "Sibel Edmonds Censored Yet Again." Once you read the PDF document you'll quickly see the reason for Cryptome's appropriate label. The entire report, by that I mean the entire report, is blacked out (actually, whited-out;-). It took me less than one minute to scan the entire document; basically, scrolling down the white pages-one white page after another. Initially, I was not a bit surprised. Hey, I've been declared the most gagged and classified person in US history, after all- State Secrets Privilege invocation twice, gagging the entire Congress for the first (and only) time in US history, hundreds of pages of blacked out DOJ-IG report... So, as I said, I didn't find it a bit surprising. However, after the minute it took to go over these blank pages, I started clicking and scanning all the other files (interviews by the 9/11 Commission), and that's where I was truly surprised: Despite some redactions here and there, and in a few cases fairly extensive redaction, there were no interviews where the entire interview (and the report on the interview) was blacked out in its entirety. Mine was the only one privileged and honored to such degree! Why? I mean, come on, we are talking about interviews with: FBI Special Agent in Charge on Counterterrorism, CIA Officers with Directorate of Intelligence with a Specific Focus on Drugs & Thugs, The Chairman of National Intelligence Council, NSA Chief of Counterintelligence & SIGNIT Support, Senior CIA Analysts...Yet, none of these interviews was redacted in its entirety. None. Please be my guest and make your own comparison; My 9/11 Commission interview document here, and the rest, here, here, here, here, here...You can check out the rest published by Cryptome here, and if you want more here for thousands of them.
Wednesday, December 29 2010 - Get Involved
BuildingWhat? Ad, Round 2: Matching Funds for DonationsDecember 29, 2010 Dear Friends, Thanks to your generous support, the BuildingWhat? campaign has raised almost $30,000 since the launch of the new fundraising drive on December 5. We are thrilled and grateful that two-time Superbowl champion Mark Stepnoski has so generously stepped forward to spur us toward the $50,000-milestone. Between now and the end of the year, Mark will match every dollar you donate; and just a reminder, every dollar you do give in 2010 will be fully tax-deductible when you file your taxes in the coming months!
Tuesday, December 28 2010 - Resources and Materials
The Hornet's Nest Kicked Back - A Review of Susan Lindauer's Extreme Prejudiceby Michael Collins December 21, 2010 911Truth.org Fiction delivers justice that reality rarely approaches. Victims en dure suffering and emerge as victors after overcoming incredible challenges. Stieg Larsson's gripping Millennium Trilogy weaves a story of revenge and triumphs for Lizbeth Salander, locked away in a mental institution and sexually abused for years. When Salander got out and threatened to go public about a high level sexual exploitation ring, the perpetrators sought to lock her up again. In the final installment, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, Salander found some justice. (Image) Susan Lindauer's autobiography, Extreme Prejudice, tells a story with certain broad similarities. In her case, however, the hornet's nest kicked back with a real vengeance. After over a decade as a U.S. intelligence asset, Lindauer was privy to information about pre war Iraq that threatened to serve up a huge embarrassment to the Bush-Cheney regime. She hand delivered a letter to senior Bush administration officials in hopes of averting what she predicted would be the inevitably tragic 2003 US invasion of Iraq. Those officials, unnamed in the indictment, were her second cousin, then White House chief of staff Andy Card, and Colin Powell.
Sunday, December 26 2010 - First Responders/Health Effects
Senators approve James Zadroga 9/11 health bill after months of partisan bickeringBy Michael Mcauliff DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU Originally Published:Wednesday, December 22nd 2010 Updated: Wednesday, December 22nd 2010 WASHINGTON - The ill and dying Americans who answered the call after 9/11 received a "Christmas Miracle" on Wednesday - help is finally on the way. More than nine years after the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history, the Senate voted unanimously to pass the $4.3 billion James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act. The House quickly gave the measure its final stamp of approval. President Obama will sign the bill law soon. The bill provides medical care and financial relief to tens of thousands of responders. Many Capitol Hill insiders never believed the measure would pass, and some Republicans came within hours of killing it. But a dramatic night of negotiations by New York lawmakers and the bill's foes Tuesday night and into early Wednesday won an eleventh-hour compromise. "It's a good Christmas present for everybody," said Joseph Zadroga, the father of NYPD Detective James Zadroga who died from his ruined lungs and became the face of the legislation.
Wednesday, December 22 2010 - Other Important News
9/11 responder: Coburn 'should be ashamed' for blocking health billBy David Edwards The Senate passed a bill by unanimous consent Wednesday that will provide health care benefits to first responders and survivors of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. Original report follows... Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) earned himself a visit from some 9/11 first responders after he threatened to block a bill that would provide them health benefits. A group of former Ground Zero workers visited the senator's office Tuesday to give him a piece of their mind but Coburn refused the meeting. "Mr. Coburn should be ashamed of himself," John Feal, the leader of the group, told Think Progress. "Because I think before he was a senator he was a doctor and he took an oath to help people that are sick. He's going against his oath as a doctor. He can vote any way he wants as a senator, but as a doctor, he just embarrassed the medical profession." "What about going office to office? Have their staff and the senators been very receptive to the group?" Think Progress asked.
Tuesday, December 21 2010 - In the Media
Project Censored Editors to Host Morning Radio ProgramDecember 19, 2010 posted at betterbadnews's blog at 911blogger.com KPFA listener sponsored free speech radio in Berkeley has announced a significant change to it's popular drive time public affairs program, the Morning Show. The new format will experiment with a team of rotating hosts to include Project Censored's Peter Phillips and Mickey Huff, editors of Censored 2011: The 25 Top Censored Stories of 2008-09.
Tuesday, December 21 2010 - Legal Response to 9/11
ABLE DANGER Whistleblower Sues Pentagon and CIADecember 14, 2010 by Catherine Herridge FOX News An Army Reserve colonel is suing the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies, claiming that they violated his free speech rights by blocking the distribution of his book over concerns it threatened national security. Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer's First Amendment lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., targets the Defense Department for buying 9,500 copies of his book, "Operation Dark Heart" for $50,000 and destroying them. The lawsuit also names the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency as defendants. "Because the defendants have impermissibly infringed upon Shaffer's right to publish unclassified information in Operation Dark Heart, they have violated Shaffer's First Amendment rights," the lawsuit says. The suit provides a rare insight into the internal review process for the publication of books based on the search for senior Al Qaeda leadership in post-9/11 Afghanistan.
Tuesday, December 14 2010 - Editorials
An Intelligence Defense of Julian AssangeUpdate 12/14: For readers interested in Lindauer's book who are 'walking their talk', boycotting Amazon due to its having cut off Wikileaks' hosting from its servers, "Extreme Prejudice" is also available directly from the publisher via her blog at www.extremeprejudiceUSA.wordpress.com. And for a historical collection of articles about Lindauer's case, the excellent journalism of Michael Collins can be found here.
– Ed.
by Susan Lindauer December 10, 2010 911truth.org Susan Lindauer is a former U.S. Intelligence Asset, accused as an "Iraqi Agent" for opposing the war. Her new book, "EXTREME PREJUDICE--The Terrifying Story of the Patriot Act and the Cover Ups of 9/11 and Iraq" relates her ordeal facing secret charges and secret evidence on the Patriot Act, and the shocking conditions of her imprisonment on a Texas military base without a trial, threatened with indefinite detention and forcible drugging. If only I'd known Julian Assange, everything would have been different. Mine was a spook's world of black ops and counter-terrorism. The real stuff--not color coded threats. For a decade I performed as a covert back channel to Libya and Iraq at the United Nations in support of anti-terrorism. My special access made me one of the very few Assets covering Baghdad before the War. Our team started talks for the Lockerbie Trial with Libyan diplomats. We also held preliminary talks to resume the weapons inspections with Iraq's Ambassador, Dr. Saeed Hasan. Once Baghdad agreed to rigorous U.S. conditions for transparency in the inspections, I notified the Security Council myself, and within 72 hours the UN invited Iraq to attend formal talks to ratify the technical language. By then it was a done deal. Contrary to official reports, Iraq always welcomed the return of weapons inspectors as a necessary step to ending the sanctions. Ordinary people just didn't know it. My world was "black." Off radar. So deeply secretive that my father, brother, aunts and cousins had no knowledge of my work in Washington. I operated in absolute secrecy. My bona fides in anti-terrorism were no less outstanding for my lack of public acclaim. I discovered advance intelligence about the bombing of the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen, and the first World Trade Center attack in 1993. My team conducted one of the very first investigations of Osama bin Laden and his cohorts--then known as the Inter-Arab group-- six months before the Embassy bombings in Dar es Salaam/Nairobi in 1998.
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Why dialyse DMEM before protein purification (Ni-Affinity)?Moderator: BioTeam
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Why dialyse DMEM before protein purification (Ni-Affinity)?Hey there,
the question may seem dumb at first sight, I hope all the same it's not too stupid to ask.... It can be reduced to "why is it - in this case - necessary to perform a dialysis?" We transfected HEK293T in order to express a his-tagged protein. The cells were kept in DMEM (high glucose, modified with 5% FCS and 1% streptomycin/penicillin), which was collected daily and exchanged with fresh modified DMEM. The collected supernatants where then dialysed against a his-dialysis-buffer (50 mM NaH2PO4, 300 mM NaCl, pH 8). Afterwards Ni-NTA Agarose was added and finally these beads where put on a column. Some washing procedures followed (his-dialysis-buffer with either 10 mM imidazol or 50 mM imidazol) and in the end eluted (250 mM imidazol). I know that a dialysis is in general necessary if buffers need to be changed, one wants to get rid of some certain ingredients/contaminations/salts etc. but somehow I don't get why it is necessary here - what is in DMEM that would make it difficult (impossible?) to run the ni-affinity chromatography? Would the protein precipitate? If yes, why then? I've been using google for the past days with different combinations of keywords and somehow don't really get the point - as mentioned above - I hope it's not too stupid to be asked. Thanks in advance, every hint and help is appreciated. Best regards, Birdie Please feel free to correct my language if any mistake occurs - I'd really like to improve my language skills :)
as far as I know expressed intracellulary and then secreted into the medium. The medium is casual DMEM (http://de-de.invitrogen.com/site/de/de/ ... n.170.html), with high glucose and L-Glutamin with 5% fetal calf serum and 5% penicillin/streptomycin. Or do you mean anything else? Please feel free to correct my language if any mistake occurs - I'd really like to improve my language skills :)
Of course the protein is expressed in the cell. But it is secreted. I guess you have removed the cells and probably concentrated the medium and exchanged with some buffer, right?
The medium contains some histidine, but at low concentration (0.2 mM). More important will be probably pH of the medium, because it is not buffered. http://www.biolib.cz/en/main/
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Islanders get first crack at camping reservations at county parks
January 2, 2013 · Updated 4:09 PM
San Juan County Parks is continuing its "residents only" opportunity to pre-reserve campsites at county parks in 2013.
This year, the county Parks program offers local residents a chance to make prime-time summer camping reservations between Jan. 14 and Feb. 28. The offer is available for camping at county managed parks on San Juan, Lopez (Odlin), and Shaw islands, and at the county fairgrounds R.V. campsites.
Camping reservations for the general public will begin March 1.
All three county campgrounds are located in waterfront parks with spectacular views, beautiful beaches, and small craft boat launches. The fairgrounds offer R.V. camping with water and electrical hook-ups, close proximity to downtown Friday Harbor and a public beach (Jackson Beach).
Scheduled campground renovation and road construction at Odlin County Park on Lopez Island during the summer season, May 1 through July 31, may impact campers. Camping rates will be discounted 20 percent at Odlin during construction.
Proof of residency is required for the residents-only early reservation program (verifiable local address and phone number, driver's license, or voter registration). Additional information is available on the county Parks website: sanjuanco.com/Parks/camping.aspx.
Local residents can email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or call the Parks Department, 378‑8420, for a reservation form.
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Windows 8 won't help DRAM makers
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Global DRAM bit shipments are expected to increase by 8 percent in the fourth quarter compared to the third quarter, according to IHS. Previous Windows rollouts have always generated double-digit increases in quarterly DRAM shipments, according to the firm.
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According to IHS, the lower than normal expected DRAM boost is partly due to the operating system's lean hardware requirement. More importantly, the arrival of Windows 8 is not likely to deliver a significant increase in PC shipments in the fourth quarter compared to the fourth quarter of 2011, IHS said.
"The release of a new Microsoft OS traditionally has been accompanied by more advanced system requirements, which then fuels growth in the DRAM market as more bits are shipped," said Clifford Leimbach, analyst for memory demand forecasting at IHS. "However, starting with Windows 7 and continuing with Windows 8, Microsoft has taken a leaner approach with its operating systems, maintaining the same DRAM requirements as before."
Meanwhile, Leimbach said, customers are continuing to shun new PC purchases, and Windows 8 is not expected to change the equation. IHS recently forecast that overall PC shipments would contract in 2012 for the first time in 11 years.
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I suppose that having skipped over Vista, my recollection is that every new Windows required more processor power and more memory than what came before. So to me, this is a welcome change.
Matter of fact, WinXP became porogressivley worse over time, but perhaps that was caused in part by McAfee. As fast as it was when new, XP on the two machines I had it on became a real dog. And this is in spite of keeping the registry cleaned and the hard drive cleaned and defragged. Bootup became painful, even disk cleanup, which used to be a snap at first, became ridiculous.
To the point that I am convinced that Microsoft does this deliberately, to force people to upgrade. Hopefully they're too busy trying to get their tablets working well that they won't have time to screw around, this time around.
Will anything help DRAM makers?? they seem to have been steadily sinking for quite some time really....
No big shock here... the "heavy lifting" part of Windows we've known for years, the desktop Win32/64 OS, is tweaked a little, but otherwise untouched. The future Microsoft seems to see is the new tablet OS, WinRT. That's 32-bit, on systems with 2GB RAM (in fact, a decrease from the typical Win7 PC), on processors that are more or less Atom class (the ARM Cortex 9 and Intel Atom cores are rougly comparable, cycle for cycle performance-wise, though typically Intel's clocked a bit higher).
It's also a bit of a tech regression. Most of the tablets are using DDR2 memory, rather than the DDR3 that's been a PC standard for a couple of years. A few systems use DDR3, but they're more at the higher end.
This amounts to a large scale dumbing down of the Windows experience, and the hardware follows that. Sure, desktops and laptops are the same, but that's just it -- no one's pushing them. Plus, mass market Windows machines, whether tablets, laptops, or desktops for most consumer and business use, are all running integrated graphics. So that's another traditional place for DRAM, and it's increasingly being pushed to the fringe.
Ryan Tennill
It seems like there are too many manufacturers and too much capacity other there filling inventories. The entire industry seems to need some thinning before it will really be "healthy" again.


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