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The events of 9-11 are seared into the collective psyche of this generation. We have all been affected by the catastrophes of that fateful day, but what really happened on 9-11?
Some people believe an outlandish conspiracy theory involving 19 Arab hijackers who allegedly: commandeered four commercial jets with nothing more than their cunning, wit, resolve, hatred of America, and some box cutters; then proceed to fly these aircraft around US airspace unfettered for a total lapsed time of over an hour; on three of the planes, pulled stunning flight maneuvers beyond the capability of even expert pilots; and, managed to cause damage to their targets ó one of which just happens to have been the most heavily defended building in the world ó so extreme as to be in clear violation of several well understood laws of Physics, Chemistry, and Thermodynamics. This amazing conspiracy theory is even more suspicious and bizarre in that it is the one proffered by the United States Government (USG) and the 9-11 Cover-Up Omission Commission. In the 9-11 Truth Movement we call it the Official Conspiracy Theory (OCT).
Thankfully, despite the best efforts of the corporate-controlled media and virtually the entire US Congress, there are literally millions of people in this country and millions more around the world who do not believe that these 19 Arabs, as clever as they purportedly were, could have somehow suspended the laws of Physics on 9-11.
Are There Competing Conspiracy Theories?
We just observed that the official story of 9-11 is in fact a "conspiracy theory"-- and a wacky one at that, one that happens to be physically impossible!
There must be another explanation, one that doesn't require us to rewrite most of Newtonian Physics. There is, in fact, another explanation that is supported by the empirical evidence, the observed events of the day. It is more than a "conspiracy theory" at this point. It has been sufficiently verified, tested, and refined to be rightly called a "conspiracy reality".
True, there are competing conspiracy "theories", but they only compete with the OCT not the conspiracy reality, as they all have anomalies, inconsistencies, improbabilities, and out right impossibilities that will keep them forever in the realm of "theory" unsupported by fact. These conspiracy "theories" that eschew the OCT only to embrace other utter nonsense (like: planes didn't hit the WTC, holograms and "video trickery" were used instead; the three WTC skyscrapers demolished on 9-11 were destroyed by exotic, space-based, directed energy beam weapons; a commercial jet really did hit the Pentagon) are in reality all part of a concerted COINTELPRO-style USG disinformation campaign designed to splinter and marginalize those of us who have solved the Rubik's Cube of 9-11. These "theories" don't compete with what is known to be true by the vast majority of the 9-11 Truth Movement, they are deliberate and elaborate disinformation campaigns designed to make those of us who do know the truth look foolish by association.
What Is The Real Conspiracy?
Here is a synopsis of what the best and brightest researchers around the world have gleaned over the past five-plus years from the best evidence available:
* yes, 9-11 was a "terrorist" attack, but it was not perpetrated by "angry Arabs", it was a State-sponsored "inside job", a "false flag" operation planned, executed, and covered up by elements of the USG and operatives from at least two other countries-- it was the greatest act of psychological warfare ever perpetrated;
* the alleged 19 Arab "hijackers" were "patsies", several are still alive, several were under the care and feeding of USG operatives and were being "trained" at CIA-operated flight schools;
* FBI field agents who discovered the plot were told by their superiors not to investigate the "suspicious Arabs in flight schools";
* no interceptor jets were launched in a timely manner on 9-11 because of the five to seven overlapping war games ó "games" simulating a simultaneous hijacking of several planes ó that were taking place on 9-11;
* the planes that hit the Twin Towers were most likely remotely controlled to their intended targets;
* WTC 1 and 2 (the Twin Towers) and WTC 7 were all destroyed by preplanted charges ó a combination of Thermate and high-powered explosives ó in controlled demolitions;
* the Pentagon was hit by a military drone painted to look like American Airlines flight 77, possibly in combination with a cruise missile;
* the cell-phone calls allegedly made from the "hijacked" flights were not possible with the technology available on 9-11 from the altitude and speed at which the jets were traveling, these calls were faked to help sell the OCT;
* the fate of United flight 93 is still up for debate at this time, it seems to have been intended to hit Congress and was likely shot down by a "rogue" air force interceptor, but some reports claim it landed in Cleveland (one way or another, all passengers are dead).
Why Kill Your Own People?This is the toughest part for the uninitiated to understand. The people who planned and executed the treasonous, heinous crimes of 9-11 are largely drawn from a handful of people known as NeoCons. Many of these are current or former members of PNAC (Project for the New American Century). Many are disciples of Leo Strauss, a German-born, fascistic, political philosopher who taught at the University of Chicago. Strauss thought that the average person was too stupid to decide what is in their best interest and that a ruling elite should govern all of humanity.
Taking a long-term perspective, 9-11 was conceived as a "stepping stone" to eventually enable the creation of a New World Order (NWO), the ultimate goal of the ruling elite ó one global, fascistic, police state in perpetual war against an unseen enemy-- terrorism.
There were also several short-term objectives of 9-11: to push the USA Patriot Act through a compliant and complicit Congress; to declare war on Afghanistan and Iraq; to create a "siege mentality" in the USA and around the world; to eliminate the Constitution and in doing so eliminate Constitutional Rights and civil liberties; to dramatically increase military and "security" spending; to further divide the country; to rapidly militarize local police; to set the stage for the next "9-11"; and, ultimately, to prepare for martial law.How Could They Keep It Secret?
Most people assume that for insiders to have pulled off 9-11 would have taken so many people that someone would have talked by now.
First of all, it seems likely that there were as few as roughly 140 people who were intimately involved in the details of 9-11. On this site, you can see pictures and a short bio of the 90 people who are highly likely to be the top criminal coconspirators guilty of the planning, execution, and subsequent cover-up of the treason and mass murder that took place on 9-11.
As far as why no one has confessed, look at it this way: everyone involved in 9-11, even those only involved in the cover-up, are guilty of crimes for which they could possibly receive a death sentence if convicted. If that isn't enough incentive to remain silent, i don't know what is! How many times has a criminal ever confessed to a crime for which they were not even a suspect?! Criminals will only confess if they're convinced they've been caught and they're willing to make a deal for leniency if they reveal their cohorts.
Furthermore, when you read the names on the list of suspected perpetrators, you'll see right away what a tight-knit little group it is. If there were even a shadow of a doubt about someone's loyalty, they would not have been invited into this cabal.
About the List of Suspected 9-11 Criminal Coconspirators.
This list was compiled after many hours of research. Many, if not most, of the people named here were very likely criminally involved in the planning, execution, and cover-up of the crimes of 9-11 ó crimes which include mass murder, accessory to mass murder, and treason. There is a slim possibility that a few people named here should not be on this list. If evidence surfaces that would exonerate someone named here, their name will be removed.
Clearly, there are people who were involved who are not on this list; for instance, the people on the small team of demolition experts who actually wired WTC 1, 2, and 7 for demolition. We won't have a final verdict on all of the perpetrators until a new and fully independent 9-11 investigation is launched that has the ability to subpoena documents and question suspects under oath.
If you would like to offer someone to be added to the list of suspected perpetrators, you can submit pertinent information to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please note: In an effort to reclaim the meaning of certain highly-charged words, the word "defense" has been replaced by the word "war" in all USG department names, position titles, and policy boards. For instance, "Secretary of Defense" is retitled "Secretary of War" to more accurately reflect the true nature of the position.
Analysis of the Suspected 9-11 Criminal Coconspirators.
Of the 103 people named on the list of Suspected 9-11 Criminal Coconspirators there are:
22 current or former members of George W. Bush's White House (21.4%);
4 current or former members of Congress (3.9%);
6 current or former FBI agents or officials (5.8%);
6 current or former CIA agents or officials (5.8%);
6 current or former officials of New York (5.8%);
12 current or former high-ranking USG military commanders (11.7%);
13 current or former USG officials (not included above) (12.6%);
12 current or former members of PNAC (11.7%);
16 consultants, lobbyists, or members of a "think tank" (not including PNAC) (15.5%);
12 engineers (11.7%);
34 current or former corporate executives (33.0%);
4 senior "statesmen" (3.9%);
5 members of the Bush family (4.9%);
1 Canadian (1.0%);
1 Pakistani (1.0%);
2 Arabs (1.9%);
2 Brits (1.9%);
4 known or suspected Mossad agents (3.9%);
14 people who hold "dual citizenship" (13.6%); and
27 Israelis and Zionists (including people with "dual citizenship" noted above) (26.2%).
Note: Since the same person can be counted in more than one category, the tally above will not add up to 103 and the percentages will not total to 100%.
What Can We Do?
Once you know the truth of what really happened on 9-11 and you realize that a handful of people at the highest levels of the USG and the corporate world committed mass murder and treason on 9-11, it's impossible to simply look the other way and carry on as if the OCT fairy tale were true.
The perpetrators of the "false flag" attack of 9-11 committed an abominable crime and have, so far, escaped prosecution. If they are not removed from power in the very near future it is virtually assured that they will do another 9-11-style attack. The biggest difference is the next one will be much worse, most likely involving a nuclear device, and the outcome will be much worse as well. Expect the following: casualties in the tens, if not hundreds, of thousands; an immediate declaration of martial law; the total suspension of the constitution and all civil rights; the abolition of Congress; and the hasty coronation of George W. Bush as Dictator of the Americas.
Don't let anybody tell you, "One person can't make a difference"! Tell your friends and family the uncomfortable truth about 9-11. Pass out copies of dvds like "9-11 Mysteries. Organize talks about 9-11 in your community. Demand your elected officials launch a new and independent investigation of 9-11. Vote for 9-11 Truth Candidates for public office. Individually and together we can, must, and will see that the perpetrators of 9-11 are removed from power and brought to justice.
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Recently I have been trying the new Clif Organic Energy Food on adventures and I really like the stuff for quick but quality calories on the go and they will definitely be a part of my nutrition plan on adventures this summer where REAL food is a necessity. Pizza Margarita and Sweet Potato Sea Salt are the salty flavors while Banana Beet and Banana Mango taste like delicious smoothies. I'm hosting a giveaway and the winner will get two samples of each flavor (eight total). Just post a comment and a random winner will be drawn sometime next week. Good luck!
The South Coast of Big Sur has some of the best scenery of the entire Big Sur coast. The majority of the region is protected by the Silver Peak Wilderness, a 31,555 acre wilderness established in 1992. While only a fraction of the size of the better known Ventana Wilderness to the north, there are several awesome trails and great opportunities for exploration in the Silver Peak Wilderness. The region has great biodiversity of vegetation including redwoods, chaparral, oak woodland, pine forest, and even some groves of the rare Santa Lucia Fir. This post contains photos from several destinations in the wilderness, including: (1) Pt. 2,866 or "Soda Peak"; (2) the wilderness's namesake summit, 3,520 ft Silver Peak; and (3) Cinnamon Falls along Alder Creek. Our first destination was Pt. 2,866, a vista I had seen last fall and was eager to see again. This point has no official name but "Soda Peak" makes geographical sense since it sits at the head of the Soda Creek drainage. Soda Peak is on the WSW ridge coming off Silver Peak. The ridge contains several high points but the last one and most dramatic is Point 2866. Since Soda Peak is the last point of prominence along the ridge it has a commanding view of the south Big Sur coast. The rocky limestone summit is also mostly free of brush enabling an excellent 360 degree panorama including San Martin Top, Silver Peak, Cone Peak and Mount Mars. The easiest way to reach Soda Peak is via the Soda Creek Trailhead and then the Buckeye Trail. At about 2,100 ft along the Buckeye Trail take a use trail that starts near a bent lone pine tree on the southern of two spur ridges coming off Soda Peak. The use path is fairly easy to follow and in about 750 vertical feet you're on top and gazing across the Soda Creek drainage to Mount Mars and beyond, a truly spectacular vantage. It's only about 3 miles each way to Soda Peak, but the few miles pack around 2,500 ft of elevation gain. I have been around Silver Peak many times but never summited until now. The Cruickshank Trail is beautiful as it traverses the hillside above Villa Canyon passing through numerous different plant and forest communities. It's a nice trek from the Villa-Salmon Saddle to the peak passing through young forests of Sargeant's Cypress and Coulter Pine with excellent views in both directions. Silver Peak contains an entertaining summit register placed by Boon Hughey who has accounted for many of the summit entries over the years. Erica and I were the 14th and 15th visitors this year so there is not too much traffic to this fairly remote summit. We enjoyed a unique view as a 2,500 ft marine layer filled the canyons and crested over Mount Mars and County Line Ridge into a fog bank cascade. Silver Peak also has a very nice view to Cone Peak.After enjoying the descent down Villa Canyon with its rugged reddish canyon rocks, I took the Buckeye Trail and then went off trail to check out a falls I had identified on the topographic map and satellite. It turns out this multi-step falls is one of the tallest on a main stem creek in the entire Big Sur region. The falls includes two main segments and a couple smaller ones totaling over 150 ft (a conservative estimate based on my watch altimeter). The rocks surrounding the falls are reddish brown, hence I have called the falls "Cinnamon Falls." The descent down to the base of the falls was precarious on loose rock and very steep hardpan but I enjoyed the lowest two pools and imagined how tremendous this falls would be in high flow after winter rains. I will definitely put Cinnamon Falls on my calendar for next winter. With a strong El Nino developing for winter 2015-2016 there are some decent odds that this falls and other waterfalls in Big Sur will have some big flows next winter. Upon exiting the base of the falls, I found a better route which was still steep but had some oak trees to hang on to and reasonably solid rock to climb. This will be my route into the base of Cinnamon Falls in the future. Perhaps the best view of Cinnamon Falls is along the spine of this rocky sub-ridge where you can get a good overview of the falls and see most of it at once. From the bottom it is impossible to see the entire falls.

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Dragons: a natural history
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Shares of Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) slumped 7% on Wednesday as a slew of analysts soured on the No. 2 U.S. PC maker a day after it disclosed a deeper-than-expected 8% slide in sales and downgraded its 2012 earnings targets.
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The gloomy news from Dell was largely triggered by its struggles to grapple with a "challenging" PC environment. The tech company disclosed a 22% year-over-year plunge in consumer sales to $2.6 billion, compared with a more muted 3% decline in large enterprise revenue to $4.5 billion.
"We believe the larger and a more secular issue for Dell is faster than anticipated declines in PCs due to growth of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) products and increased competition from Lenovo," RBC Capital Markets (NYSE:RY) analyst Amit Daryanani wrote in a note, Reuters reported.
RBC trimmed its price target on Round Rock, Texas-based Dell to $14 from $15, but kept its "sector perform" rating.
Dell also suffered from slumping second-quarter sales across its geographical regions, highlighted by a 15% tumble in the emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China [BRIC].
"We note that Lenovo has been very aggressive in gaining share in BRIC markets, which would make it difficult for Dell to grow revenues in these markets without participating in low-end PC markets," BMO Capital Markets (NYSE:BMO) analyst Keith Bachman said, according to Reuters.
While BMO also lowered its price target to $14 from $15, other analysts were more pessimistic.
For example, Jefferies (NYSE:JEF) cut Dell to $12 from $13, while Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) slashed its price target to $11 from $14 and kept an "underperform" rating.
"Results highlight that while Dell's management is executing, the transformation towards an enterprise-focused business presents significant challenges," Credit Suisse wrote. "Despite continued higher margin acquisitions, we conclude that Dell's core business will face increasing challenges in growing its operating income going forward."
Dell saw its shares drop 7.21% to $11.45 Wednesday morning, leaving them almost 22% in the red in 2012.
Late Tuesday, Dell logged a non-GAAP profit of 50 cents a share, besting the Street's view of 45 cents, but disclosed an 8% retreat in sales to $14.48 billion that trailed estimates of $14.64 billion.
Citing a "challenging end-user computer environment," Dell warned its sales will decline 2% to 5% sequentially in the third quarter.
Management also lowered its 2012 non-GAAP EPS view to "at least" $1.70, which would miss estimates from analysts for $1.90.


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PORTLAND — Were a Falmouth couple complicit in allowing minors to drink at their home during a party last June, or did they prevent teenagers from drinking before the party spiralled out of control?
That is the question before a Cumberland County Unified Criminal Docket jury of nine women and five men (including two alternates), in a trial that began Monday morning in Portland.
Barry and Paula Spencer, of 35 Fieldstone Lane, Falmouth, each face nine Class D counts of allowing a minor to possess or consume liquor stemming from a party last June 16 for the Falmouth High School baseball and lacrosse teams. The Spencers' son played on the baseball team.
Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson told jurors that Barry Spencer, 53, and Paula Spencer, 52, opened their home to teens who were drinking inside and outside the house, and who fled into surrounding woods when police arrived just before midnight.
Anderson said the trial was expected to last about two days, and the state would call several teens who attended the party to bolster the argument the Spencers willingly allowed drinking by minors.
"Did Mr. and Mrs. Spencer allow what was going on here?" is the question for jurors, Anderson said. She cautioned them they would hear conflicting stories about what happened, but the overall testimony would show the Spencers were guilty as charged.
The Spencers assured police the party was alcohol-free, but a traffic stop made after a visit to the house by Falmouth Police Sgt. George Savidge established a minor who was a passenger in the vehicle had been drinking and was at the party.
Walter McKee, who represents Barry Spencer, and William Childs, who is defending Paula Spencer, said their clients told party-goers there would be no drinking, and confiscated alcohol they found before party crashers later sneaked in.
McKee told jurors Anderson left key elements out of her opening arguments. He said testimony from witnesses, including Savidge, Falmouth Police Department officers Lucas Hallett and Dennis Ryder, and teens at the party, will show the Spencers were as vigilant as possible under the circumstances.
Barry Spencer stood in his driveway, checking backpacks and warning teens there would be no drinking, asked for police assistance, and let officers onto the property as the party got out of control, McKee said.
"A little party can become a big, big, big party," McKee told jurors.
Paula McKee was in the back yard at the party, and twice called neighbors for help as more and more people showed up before police arrived.
What was intended as a cookout for the Falmouth High School state champion baseball team expanded to include the champions from the boys lacrosse team, and then grew out of control when people began sneaking in, Childs said.
"The party was infiltrated," he said.
Savidge was the first witness questioned Monday by Anderson. He said he first came to the Spencer home around 10:30 p.m. on June 16, 2012, in response to anonymous tips there was underage drinking.
Savidge said he talked to Barry Spencer for about 15 minutes, but saw no reason for further investigation.
"He was very open, told me it was alcohol-free," Savidge said. "It was clear he was positioned to monitor comings and goings."
Savidge said he offered to alert Hallett and Ryder about the party because Spencer did express worry the party could get out of hand. The officers were to pass by occasionally to check on anyone driving away from the home.
He described a different scene when he returned about 90 minutes later to assist Hallett and Ryder when they broke up the party. One teenager was seen out front yelling and swearing at Hallett, and another was passed out beyond the Spencer's back yard, Savidge said.
Nine teens ranging from 15 to 18 years old were named in the indictments against the Spencers and police said dozens of beer cans were found. Savidge said it took three hours to process the scene and clear the party.


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OAKLAND — The Warriors season is past its midpoint, and Harrison Barnes' star, so bright in the playoffs, hasn't shined nearly as brightly as it did last spring.
What happened?
The expectations for him were exaggerated. Seduced by memorable dunks and a potent 12-game stretch in the playoffs, people saw a star. The reality: Barnes is a talented-but-flawed, second-year player who needs developing.
Barnes' breakout last spring was the result of a season-long process. And that process started all over again with all the changes to Golden State's roster this offseason. The addition of Andre Iguodala forced Barnes to the second unit. And even that bunch is an odd collection that doesn't really give Barnes the support he needs. That's why he's averaging 7.9 points on 38.1 percent shooting as a reserve.
His struggles to this point were more probable than that beast from the playoffs resurfacing.
Putting Barnes in the starting lineup to get him back on track isn't going to happen. (Coach Mark Jackson says injury is the only reason he'd change his starting five.) Trading Barnes for bench help isn't going to happen, and it shouldn't. Playing him at power forward isn't going to happen, not as a steady diet, not as long as David Lee is around.
The solution for Barnes is a long-term one, which means patience is in order. The first step is accepting that Barnes' performance in the playoffs was not a breakthrough to stardom but a confluence of extraordinary circumstances that played to his advantage.
There is no denying that he played extremely well: 16.1 points and 6.4 rebounds in 38.4 minutes. But that was a break from the inconsistency that plagued his regular season. He struggled to find his role. His aggressiveness wavered along with his confidence. Those things didn't just disappear.
What happened?
Lee got hurt. Once Lee tore his hip flexor in the opening game of the playoffs, Barnes had unlimited minutes and all number of touches. The pressure of trying find his shots among the plethora of scorers, the worry over getting yanked if not effective, all were gone by Game 2 in the first round.
On top of that, the Warriors were forced to play with a small lineup: three guards with Barnes as the power forward. If defenses kept a traditional power forward in, Barnes had a quickness advantage. It also kept the floor spread wide, giving him room to work.
What's more, Stephen Curry's shooting streaks resulted in teams putting a bigger player on him, leaving a smaller player to guard Barnes. Defended by point guards such as Ty Lawson and Tony Parker, the 6-foot-8 Barnes feasted.
That all ended with the postseason. Maybe some of those circumstances return in the postseason.
This only highlights the primary truth about Barnes: He's a 'tweener. He can dominate situationally, but he can also be negated. And until he grows as a player, that will remain true.
NBA small forwards, on good teams, are usually either offensive creators (LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Paul George) or defensive stoppers who can spot up (Luol Deng, Kawhi Leonard, Nicolas Batum). Barnes doesn't fit into either category decisively.
His skill set dips into both, which makes him such a promising talent. But he can't handle the ball well enough yet to consistently create his own shot, which is why he struggles to be productive without a clear advantage in size or quickness. Nor is he a defensive stopper, though he's good at chasing around smaller guards.
The goal should be to get him to a level of consistency while he develops his skills. That's what Jackson had to coax out of him last year, setting up Barnes' playoff outburst. That same process is underway once again.
That's why even though his rebounds are down despite an increase in minutes, Barnes won't see a dip in playing time. Even though he's down to 41.6 percent shooting, he will continue to be fed offensive opportunities. Even though some other teams are calling about Barnes, the Warriors would need to hear an offer they can't refuse to part with the former North Carolina star whom they drafted seventh overall in 2012.
The Warriors could really help Barnes by highlighting his strength as a finisher. Getting him up the floor in transition works to his benefit. Running some plays to get him some alley-oops, or get him where he can just catch and go up, offsets his ballhandling struggles.
But if you are waiting for him to turn into Carmelo Anthony, you should stop. Now.
Contact Marcus Thompson II at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ThompsonScribe.
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2013 playoffs 12 38.4 .444 .857 6.4 1.3 16.1
2013-14 as a starter 15 38.7 .453 .723 4.7 2.2 14.3
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One way to measure if home prices are in a bubble or not is to measure them against rents. After all, rents are to homes what cash flow is to stocks. Read Brett Arends column from January for more explanation on using this methodology.
And one way to do that is compare the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite index to the owner's equivalent rent in the consumer price index produced by the Labor Department.
That's this chart:
At 61%, that's the highest in more than five years. Clearly, home prices are not the bargain they were in March 2012, when the ratio of home prices-to-rents was at 50.9%. Still, they're far from the 86.9% peak in May 2006.
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Ted Ligety was at it again on Friday in Schladming, Austria.
After winning gold medals in the super-G and super-combined events at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships, Ligety participated in his best World Cup event, the giant slalom, on Feb. 15.
And once again he ended atop the podium, making history with his third gold medal.
Not since 1968 has a man won three or more medals at a single World Championships, with France's Jean-Claude Killy (who won four golds) the last to accomplish the feat.
Ligety, a Park City native and an alumnus of the Park City Ski Team, became the first non-European (and first American) to win three golds at one World Championships. He also tied Bode Miller's American record of four career individual world championship gold medals and tied the American record of five overall world championship medals, held by Miller, Lindsey Vonn and Julia Mancuso.
The U.S. Ski Team's alpine technical coach, Mike Day, said Ligety has exceeded expectations for the event.
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"He's handling the success amazingly well," he said. "He's probably struggling to take it all in at the moment."
He added that Ligety's success in the giant slalom this year may have made that win even more special.
"GS was probably the toughest one because that's the one everyone expects him to win," he said. "But once he won the first gold (in super-G), that started the momentum. He put forth an amazing effort this week."
But Ligety handled the pressure, skiing a great technical race Friday. Day said Ligety was aggressive on the top of the hill and through the middle, before taking a more conservative approach at the end of his first run.
"He's that good in GS right now that he can be pretty calculated in where he goes hard," he said.
Park City Ski Team director Jesse Hunt, who worked with Ligety while they were both with the U.S. Ski Team and Ligety was a junior skier, said he's not surprised at Ligety's success.
"He always was an amazing competitor," he said. "That was his strength."
He added that Ligety's competitiveness showed, especially in the super-G and super-combined events.
"He's got the GS figured out," he said. "But more than anything, he's a very cool, calm, and collected competitor."
Ligety will be back in action on Feb. 24 at a World Cup event in Garmisch, Germany.
Day said Ligety's focus will return to reclaiming the giant slalom World Cup title, something he lost last year after winning in 2008, 2010 and 2011.
"He very much wants that back from a year ago," Day said.
He added that Ligety should carry a lot of momentum going forward after the strong World Championships performance.
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Hot on the heels of Microsoft's invitation to check out the next Xbox, Sony pushed out a shiny, new YouTube video highlighting the added features of the PlayStation 4 controller, along with a healthy peppering of praise from its creators.
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Today on Reddit, a popular photo laments the addition of Share by speculating that accidental presses of the button could mean certain doom for countless gamers. I rarely accidentally hit the Start or Select buttons on my DualShock 3 controller, but maybe the top-left location placement of the Share button could be more vulnerable. It might be smart for Sony to add an option that can disable Share if desired, or at least require a long press of the button to avoid any accidents.
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Well to start off the night, after getting ready in my very tiny undies and mother-disapproved dress two males would show up at my house only to find the other, and through the night they would try their best to each win my attention through fine dining, a movie (maybe) and then back home. Maybe we can all just be friends, hmm Vlad, Bones? ;)
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Bones should defo win! :-) Lol.ReplyDelete
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I feel so self conscious about the skin on my face (hyperpigmentation, red lumps and bumps, big pores and now visible signs of ageing) that you will probably never see me out and about, in broad daylight without a generous coat of the fullest coverage foundation I own. Asking me to step out of the house without some sort of foundation on my face is the same as asking me to venture out without my teeth brushed and deodorant. I basically could only do it if my house was on fire.
At the same time, I am a massive fan of bb creams and it just doesn't make sense. After all, bb creams are just a tinted moisturiser with a bunch of extra skincare properties. Why would I opt for something with such low coverage when I would usually go for the heaviest foundation I can lay my hands on? Well, you'd be surprised.
I wanted to share with you 10 moments when I want to reach out of my items of my beloved bb cream collection.
1) Going to the gym. There are lots of people out there who like to give you grief if they notice you're wearing foundation at the gym. You shouldn't have to care about what people (and mainly strangers) think about you, but if you're already feeling self conscious about your level of extreme unfitness, I find that wearing a bb cream helps with confidence and gives you one less thing people could give you grief about.
2) Strenuous-ish activities outdoor, for example a day to the mountain, walking pretty much all day. If you're anything like me, you won't enjoy outdoor activities much. One it's always cold outside, even in 'summer' and two, everybody is walking faster like you, like they have some sort of train to catch. The last thing you want is to appear like some sort of high maintenance girl, with layers of cakey foundation and who will cry if they break one nail. Just wearing a bit of bb cream on will make people think 'aww, she's clearly useless at walking, but she's not wearing any makeup, how refreshing for a girl who I thought was so obsessed with makeup.'
3) Beach. It is very unlikely I am going to put my head under water at the beach. I can't even swim. As people would laugh at me if I was wearing foundation at the beach, I find that bb creams are just perfect. And if people catch you re-applying bb cream more often than you should, you could always make it pass as a SPF cream ;)
4) Emergency Chocolate Fix. You need to nip out to the corner shop and can't bear showing your bare face to the world? BB cream to the rescue.
5) He stays over. You've started to see this guy more often. You know he's going to stay over and stay for the night. It's very early days and you don't feel comfortable with him seeing you with no ounce of makeup on. You dutifully take your makeup off, pop on bb cream on the sly right after, he's happy because he thinks you let him see the real you and you're happy because he's not seeing you with nothing on. I don't condone wearing makeup overnight, but if a bb cream is just a tinted moisturiser, this has got to be better than full on primer and foundation, right?
6) Hungover Days. You went out the night before, have a massive hungover and someone is visiting you last minute.
7) Hospital stays. Foundation would make you look too done up. BB cream on its own (no blusher, mascara, lipstick, bronzer) will make you decent enough to be seen by visitors, will even some of your imperfections and still earn you sympathy and hopefully some non hospital made food goodies ;)
8) Dirty foundation tools. You can't stand apply foundation with your bare hands and all your foundation tools (brush, sponge, etc) are dirty or wet.
9) Rubbish Foundation. You bought a foundation and disappointed with its coverage. The foundation is not very buildable and would look very cakey and horrible if you attempt to apply too much, so you apply a bb cream as a base, and manage to use up your disappointing foundation overtime.
10) Fake Tan. You have a lovely fake tan on your face and don't want to mask with your heavy duty foundation. You apply a bb cream to cover some of your 'bad' bits and still let your lovely tan shine through.
What about you? Did you also catch the bb cream bug? Are you still using your bb creams regularly or are they sitting there gathering dust?
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Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that Bryant received a one-year deferred sentence in return for his plea. Bryant was arrested on Friday and had a blood alcohol content of .098 according to the police report. Bryant will also pay $1,136 in fines and court costs and has to listen to a victim's impact panel on the dangers of drunk driving as part of his sentence in the case.
Cabot also reports that the sentence will not violate the terms of the deferred sentence Bryant received after being arrested for selling $20 of marijuana to undercover officers in Oklahoma last year. The Browns haven't announced whether Bryant violated his chances of sticking with the team beyond a statement saying they are in the process of collecting more information.
Bryant was adamant last week that he had learned from his mistakes and that he was appreciative of the second chance the Browns gave him by drafting him in the seventh round. With nothing invested in Bryant at this point beyond that draft pick, it remains to be seen if the Browns will be extending the time limit of that second chance or if his latest brush with the law ends his Browns career before it ever got going.


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When you have two sofas or any larger seating arrangement, a big coffee table might seem like the obvious solution. But also consider a pair of matching coffee tables. They will keep the focus off one large piece of furniture and let your eye move around the room more easily. One classic coffee table size is 48 by 24 inches, so you can plan on that when thinking about your furniture arrangement. A large coffee table is often double that: 48 inches square.
First think about what you need your coffee table to do for you, or what your room is missing, then pick a table that provides the solution. Before buying a table, mark the footprint with painter's tape so you can see the scale of the piece in the room and how that affects the surrounding furniture. If you have a very large room and a large coffee table, you can break up the scale of the table by flanking it with pairs of ottomans or benches, as in this example. When there's a party, they can be moved out of the way for better circulation, but for everyday use these extra seats help connect the sofa at one end and the pair of chairs at the other end. Be sure to use a pair of ottomans — not just a single one.
A coffee table does a lot of work. It needs to hold books, magazines, drinks, food — even games on game night. You might want to put your feet up on it, or the kids might need a place for coloring. Plus it's usually smack dab in the middle of the room, where you can't miss it — so make sure it's a good one. Sculptural wood coffee tables tell their own story and can add a natural element and warmth to a room with multiple upholstered pieces.
If you don't want the coffee table to be the focus of the room, choose one with a glass top and a finish that blends with others in the room, as in this example. This will keep the eye interested in all the items in the room, not just one layer of the design. Metal bases with glass tops are another good choice to keep rooms feeling open. They're also great when you have a special rug and don't want to block views of it. Keep your glass cleaner handy, though, as there is no way around fingerprints. Keep in mind that with most glass tops — if they are not inset — you'll see a green tint on the sides. You can order a speciality glass that doesn't have this tint, but it's more expensive.
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New Emily Dickinson Biography
Publisher's Weekly writes: Although deciphering Emily Dickinson's mysterious personality is like trying to catch a ghost, this startling biography explains quite a lot.
On the reviews from Amazon, most people give it 2-3 stars because they dislike Gordon's epilepsy diagnosis about Dickinson. One person gave it five stars and loved it.
I haven't read it yet, but it's on my summer reading list.
Here's a review from The Boston Review that goes into a little more detail about the book.


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Career advice: 5 tips to better public speaking
If you saw the video, you know that it is painful to watch. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, Hollywood director Michael Bay was a part of a scripted interview in front of an audience.
Soon after Bay got on stage, his teleprompter died. Bay was then forced to wing it. His on-stage host asked questions such as, "Where do you get your unbelievable ideas?" This was not a hard-hitting interview. Despite that, Bay was unable to answer the questions without the assistance of a teleprompter on which his answers were supposed to appear.
You cannot help but squirm when viewing the video. It is all but impossible not to feel badly for Bay. But, the teleprompter is not to blame. Bay committed a major communication sin when he took the stage. He was unprepared. He had not practiced enough. Unfortunately, his lack of preparation has led to a less-than-flattering video that is being viewed around the world.
Anytime you have the opportunity to speak in public, it is extremely important that you take that opportunity very seriously. Public speaking is one of the most effective ways to build your personal brand and your reputation. Impress the audience and they will remember you in a positive manner.
Regardless of the public speaking opportunity - a media interview, a presentation, the introduction of a speaker - there are five steps to successful communication you should follow in order to turn the opportunity into a major win.
Step One: Think and plan.When you are asked to deliver a presentation, do you go directly to PowerPoint and start working on slides? That is the last thing you should do. Step one involves planning and thought. Think about the event. Write down your thoughts and create an outline or road map. What type of communication activity is expected? What are your time limitations? Do you know the venue? How do you plan to impress the audience? Think first. Work on the details later.
Step Two: Killer content. People remember substance. Share interesting and relevant content and your audience will be grateful. Give them something they don't already know. Give them something to think about after you are long gone.
Step Three: Be audience-centered. Consider your expectations for this communication activity. What do you want to accomplish? Be different. Be better than others. You also need to give careful thought to the audiences' expectations. What are they hoping to receive? Be audience-centric. People will want to know what is in it for them. When you put the audience before yourself, you cannot help but win. Once you understand the expectations then work to give the audience a meaningful experience.
Step Four: Put it all together. You have the general outline and excellent content. You have given a great deal of thought to relevance and the audience as well as your goals. Now it is time to put it together. Be prepared to make changes and edits as you work. When you think you are done, walk away for a day or two and come back for a review and a possible refresh.
Step Five: Practice. You have the plan and content. Now you need to devote time to practice. This step is absolutely critical. Record your practice sessions. When you review the video, you will be able to detect and correct any delivery or content issues that require improvement. Practice often, but not to the point where your words are memorized. Presenting in public is about communicating. Your goal is to have a conversation with your audience. In addition, if you have the appropriate amount of practice time under your belt you will be able to handle a malfunctioning teleprompter, a major technological glitch, or anything else that might come you way.
Taking a public speaking opportunity for granted is a big mistake, even for those who speak often and feel confident in their communication abilities. Your audience has invested time and effort. They deserve thoughtful and relevant comments and content. They deserve a professional presentation. They want a speaker who possesses substance, style and passion. Following the five steps will help you meet and exceed their expectations. Investing time in high quality practice and self-evaluation will help you succeed even when faced with an unexpected hurdle.
White is the associate dean of MBA and MS Programs at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. He teaches executive communication to graduates students, executives, companies and organizations. Prior to joining the Smith School, he was vice president for communication and marketing at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business.


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Program Profile: Community - 1900 Sheppard
by Amanda Young
"Three fruits, three vegetables, something salty, and something sweet," I hear Josie D'Agostino, Program Coordinator at 1900 Sheppard's Young Parent Resource Centre say to Thakchoe the Childcare Specialist (who's kind of like Madonna, because she doesn't have a last name and has acquired a sort of celebrity status among the clients and staff) as they prepare snacks for the evening's programming.
Food is a reason to bring people together but it certainly isn't the reason why tenants and community members continue to frequent 1900 Sheppard's programs. Tonight's program: creating a giant community canvas to represent the 1900 Sheppard community. Youth begin to trickle in and look at the pictures splayed out on the table for them to choose and artfully cut up for the canvas. Paints, beads, and glue decorate the floor where they will all gather together to create a masterpiece. As they look through the pictures, the wealth of experiences they have shared together becomes a source for great conversation and they quickly begin to take trips down memory lane. Overnight camping, BBQ's, awards ceremonies, and tons of pictures of children elicit laughter and conversation amongst the youth. Soon enough they sit down begin the art project for this evening's program, which is being facilitated by one of the tenants who lives in the building. As the youth sit and complete the canvas together they talk about what they did that week, share childcare tips, and their summer plans. By the end of the evening, there is a giant canvas filled with memories, words of encouragement, and paint. It's a nice feeling when most of the youth take out their phones to take pictures of what they all created together.
I get so excited when I find a community-based program that is really awesome. Shameless has a great blog, and I thought it should have some highlights of some great programs available in Toronto. The atmosphere at 1900 Sheppard is warm, honest, and welcoming. As a volunteer, I have some inside scoop about the program, the staff, and the tenants. 1900 Sheppard holds a very special place in my heart. So, as my first program profile, I chose 1900 Sheppard. Here it is, friends!
Who and What is 1900 Sheppard?
1900 Sheppard's Young Parent Resource Centre is managed by Humewood House in partnership with Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC). This collaboration creates a lovely combination of transitional housing and programming for young mothers. Young women and their children involved in the program are provided geared to income rent through TCHC with the benefits of programming through Humewood House. The building itself is a TCHC apartment building with 24 one-bedroom apartments and 4 two-bedroom apartments. On the ground level, there is a resource centre available for tenants and other community members. There is also an amenities room and two outdoor common spaces for tenants and their children to use. Tenants can stay at 1900 Sheppard for a maximum of four years young families in the community can participate in evening programs and workshops. The overarching goals of the program and space at 1900 Sheppard is to create a community of young women who feel independent, confident, and empowered. Within their four year tenancy, residents are expected to work to meet personal goals towards self-sufficiency and independence.
What's It Like to Be Part of the Program?
"It's not just about housing, it's about building a community of young mothers," D'Agostino states to a prospective tenant–and she isn't lying. If you become a tenant then there are expectations that you will complete a minimum of five volunteer hours a month, attend monthly tenant meetings, show up to evening programs, and be in a full-time 'program' (school, work, or a combination of both). The idea is quite literally to create a community where young parents and their children can have a safe and supportive space to learn, grow, and feel empowered.
Sabrina Morataya has lived at 1900 Sheppard for two years. At age 19, she applied to live at 1900 Sheppard with her two-month-old daughter. "I was living by myself, and it was really hard for me to purchase basic necessities because of how high market rent is."
Sabrina has been an active member of the 1900 Sheppard community. "We're given lots of great opportunities and I want to utilize it to my advantage," and she has done just that. In addition to working towards a Women's Studies degree at York University, Sabrina has seized the opportunity to speak at several events, including agency galas and more recently, an International Women's Day event at Toronto Police Headquarters recognizing D'Agostino for her dedication to advocacy towards the social empowerment of women. "I like the support from staff and the fact that there are other girls coming from the same situation. I like that it's a community of us. We take care of each other." Morataya said of the program.
Program Coordinator Josie D'Agostino, and tenants Sabrina Morataya and Portica John at Toronto Police Headquarters for International Women's Day. Both Sabrina and Portica delivered speeches to thank D'Agostino for her hard work and dedication to the program.
These sentiments are not only shared by those currently living at 1900 Sheppard. Previous tenants and young mothers in the community attend the evening programs where they get to do a whole range of activities and workshops including: Yoga, parenting, supper clubs, "circle talks" on various topics, self-care and mental health. One of the most successful programs has been 'SurvivorGirl' a program developed in partnership Toronto Police officer Jen Nantais where girls come together to prepare a big meal followed by conversations about meaningful and relevant topics like bullying and domestic abuse. The SurvivorGirls recently went on an overnight camping trip where many of them braved the wilderness for the first time. A group of the girls also successfully completed the requirements for the Duke of Edinburgh program, earning them the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award. Measuring success quantifiably in the social sector can be a tough thing to do, but according to 1900 Sheppard staff, tenants, and program attendees it is undoubtedly clear that they created a safe and empowering community of young women and their families.
Who Is Eligible for Tenancy at 1900 Sheppard?
* Mothers aged 16 - 19 years old and; * Qualify for a Housing Connections Number with Toronto Community Housing and; * Are without a permanent home (homeless), or are living with friends or family (under-housed) or need affordable housing and; * Are ready to live independently (but with supports) and are prepared to work towards self-sufficiency and; * Have a form of income.
If you or someone you know is between the ages of 16 to 19 and would like to apply to Humewood House's 1900 Sheppard: A Community for Young Mothers, please go to their website to check out their information package and complete their initial application. If you are a young mother wanting to attend evening programming or have any questions regarding services and resources available at 1900 Sheppard, please contact Josie D'Agostino at 647-349-0109.
Amanda Young is a former high-school educator turned youth worker and advocate who is passionate about social change and restorative justice. She believes in the power of community, education, and civic engagement. She's a vegan who enjoys knitting, photography, and Instagramming her nail art. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Here's a variation on your 1st example. (I've mentioned this here before.)
The last couple of years I taught general physics the 1st experiemnt we had
them do was to find out how the period of a simple pendulum depended on its
amplitude (= maximum angle of swing). The book we used (Greenberg's
_Discoveries in Physics_) sketched a bit of the history & Galileo's
conclusion that period was independent of amplitude, & then told them a
simple procedure to follow. The experiment itself is pretty easy. The data
show quite obviously that the amplitude increases with period, although for
amplitudes of only a few degrees it's hard to see any variation. Students
were not told to _verify_ Galileo's "incorrect" conclusion but almost all of
them would manage to convince themselves that their data showed - or at
least was consistent with - no dependence of period on amplitude! Some
students thought they'd been set up but they weren't - we never told them
what their results were supposed to be. One can hope that this is a lesson
that stuck with at least some of them.
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Subject: RE: [asa] The fight in Texas over evolution training in schools
> Responding to Rich & Ted's posts below...
> I am acutely aware of another level of discussion that needs to happen
> that
> doesn't even have to come from ID/creation/evolution controversy. And
> that is
> this: high school students need to be aware of the difference between the
> actual practice of cutting edge science and the practice of being educated
> in
> past or established science.
> I.e. When I recently had my physics students use a pendulum to try to
> determine
> with more precision a value for our local gravity (which we had assumed as
> 9.8
> in previous physics work), they had the luxury of comparing their measured
> value
> with an "expected" value that we got from a geological survey on the
> internet
> for our locale & altitude. But I made them aware that in "real" science
> (e.g.
> determining the universal gravitational constant in Cavendish's time),
> they have
> no "expected" values for G, but instead had, perhaps, multiple
> measurements &
> methods that they must discern between to finally arrive at the universal
> gravitational constant that we now see published. We can try to design
> labs so
> that students are "thinking" historical scientists' thoughts after them.
> But in
> the end, we pull out a published value to see how we did --which is not a
> scientific thing to do. And nor can high school students be expected to
> be
> doing "real" science. Such cutting edge work is beyond most of us. But
> we can
> at least discuss these things and help our students be aware of them.
> One other item regarding how science is taught in elementary & high
> schools: I
> recently heard an excellent interview on NPR with astrophysicist Neil
> Tyson
> regarding the flak he took on the "demotion" of Pluto. He made the point
> that
> educators need to move away from having students memorize lists of "facts"
> such
> as "how many planets are in our solar system --and name them, etc." and
> instead move towards having students think categorically about objects and
> what
> makes certain objects similar? Then students will be thinking more like
> scientists who aren't so interested in a rigid "fact" that our solar
> system has
> x number of planets. They will instead observe that gas giants are a
> class of
> objects unto themselves, and other things also share similar other
> properties,
> etc. which is a more productive way to think of science. We educators do
> our
> students a disservice when we merely stock their minds with "facts" --be
> they
> evolutionary or astronomical. Even at the elementary levels we could
> probably
> be doing this differently and better. Any side that wants to insert
> automatic
> "weaknesses" or automatic "acceptances" of evolution is probably guilty of
> promoting our "facthood" attitude as if these things were set in stone.
> --Merv
> Rich wrote:
> Thus, I believe it is vitally important that the ASA as an organization
> support
> and defend peer review and seek to have the *process* of science taught in
> our
> schools. That way the next generation will be less susceptable to the
> cynical
> manipulation I illustrated above. By the time they get to be our age the
> facts
> of science will be different but the ability to understand the process
> will help
> them navigate whatever the unpredictable issues will be decades from now.
> Rich Blinne
> Member ASA
> Quoting Ted Davis <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
>> I add this:
>> I am a former high school science teacher myself (physics and chemistry),
>> and
>> IMO we would do a better job of educating students in both high school
>> and
>> college, if we would cut some traditional scientific topics to make room
>> for
>> teaching a little more history & philosophy of science. (Given that I am
>> in
>> that field, no one should be surprised that I would say this.) IMO, in
>> such
>> a context it could be entirely appropriate to bring in some of the many
>> objections to evolution that have been raised since the mid-19th century:
>> they might at least be presented as serious objections that have been
>> raised,
>> often by scientists themselves--and, in some cases at least, have been
>> fully
>> answered by subsequent science (such as the problem of inheritance,
>> acknowledged by Darwin in his book and not dealt with satisfactorily for
>> another 70 years). It would also be appropriate in that context, IMO, to
>> discuss contemporary objections to evolution, including aspects of
>> "intelligent design." !
>> Students are not being educated as well, IMO, when such things are
>> ruled
>> out of bounds for public school science classes simply b/c they may be
>> religiously motivated. We wouldn't rule out teaching students about the
>> controversy among scientists themselves, about the use of the atomic bomb
>> against Japan in 1945, even though some of those objections were
>> religiously
>> motivated; we wouldn't rule out teaching students about the controversy
>> among
>> scientists themselves, about how to interpret QM (Copenhagen vs other
>> possibilities), simply b/c some might hold a given view partly for
>> religious
>> reasons or express a view in theological terms ("God does not play
>> dice").
>> Likewise, we should not bar discussion of the fact that some scientists
>> do
>> not find Darwinian evolution fully convincing, and why.
>> Ted
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