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Long a classic text for the teaching of principles of economics, the current economic crisis makes this book an even more essential resource for faculty who want a solid introduction that calls on policy based information for examples and applications. The authors have been on the forefront of advising policy makers and informing the public for years and Alan
Long a classic text for the teaching of principles of economics, the current economic crisis makes this book an even more essential resource for faculty who want a solid introduction that calls on policy based information for examples and applications. The authors have been on the forefront of advising policy makers and informing the public for years and Alan Blinder, in particular, has been highly visible through the discussions of the current economic situation. The update ensures that faculty who want to teach using the latest policy issues and data are able to do just that. Not only will ECONOMICS: PRINCIPLES AND POLICY, UPDATE 2010 EDITION,11e have the absolute latest data through spring 2010, but will also include a new chapter 37 which focuses on the financial crisis and the great recession of 2007-2009.
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Part I: GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH ECONOMICS. 1. What Is Economics? 2. The Economy: Myth and Reality. 3. The Fundamental Economic Problem: Scarcity and Choice. 4. Supply and Demand: An Initial Look. Part II: THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY. 5. Consumer Choice: Individual and Market Demand. 6. Demand and Elasticity. 7. Production, Inputs, and Cost: Building Blocks for Supply Analysis. 8. Output, Price, and Profit: The Importance of Marginal Analysis. 9. The Economics of the Stock Market. Part III: MARKETS AND THE PRICE SYSTEM. 10. The Firm and the Industry under Perfect Competition. 11. Monopoly. 12. Between Competition and Monopoly. 13. Limiting Market Power: Regulation and Antitrust. Part IV: THE VIRTUES AND LIMITATIONS OF MARKETS. 14. The Case for Free Markets I: The Price System. 15. The Shortcomings of Free Markets. 16. The Market's Prime Achievement: Innovation and Growth. 17. Externalities, the Environment and Natural Resources. 18. Taxation and Resource Allocation. Part V: THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME. 19. Pricing the Factors of Production. 20. Labor and Entrepreneurship: The Human Inputs. 21. Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination. Part VI: THE MACROECONOMY: AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND. 22. An Introduction to Macroeconomics. 23. The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy. 24. Economic Growth: Theory and Policy. 25. Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer. 26. Demand-Side Equilibrium: Unemployment or Inflation? 27. Bringing in the Supply Side: Unemployment and Inflation? Part VII: FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY. 28. Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy. 29. Money and the Banking System. 30. Managing Aggregate Demand: Monetary Policy. 31. The Debate Over Monetary and Fiscal Policy. 32. Budget Deficits in the Short and Long Run. 33. The Trade-off between Inflation and Unemployment. Part VIII: THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY. 34. International Trade and Comparative Advantage. 35. The International Monetary System: Order or Disorder? 36. Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy. 37. The Financial Crisis and the Great Recession.
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So why would Elfman, having achieved success in other mediums, decide to take on a game? "For exactly that reason -- because Fable wasn't a film or commercial," he says. "It's a welcome break from the daily grind that is working on a movie's score. A movie can consume your life for months on end. It's nice to have something that takes roughly a week to complete. That's a break, from my perspective."
When talking about working in the game industry, it's unusual for anyone to refer to their time as "a break," but Elfman has found a common ground between writing music for games and films. "Working on a game versus a movie really wasn't all that troublesome for me," he says. "In fact, in my mental processes, I was simply doing a fantasy/action flick. Had Fable really been a feature film, I don't see how the work would have been any different...Microsoft didn't even have an introductory sequence to show me when I wrote the theme. I just pictured an imaginary intro and ran with it."
In creating that introduction, Elfman incorporated a few of the main concepts from the game. Most notably, his theme is designed around the difference between those who choose to be heroes and those who play with evil thoughts. "In the context of the game, there's still a light side, a dark side, and an action-packed side to the adventure," he says. "It's a fairy tale with monsters, battles, heroes -- all the standard elements are there. I'm simply setting a tone in the title sequence that states for the audience what's about to happen. The difference is that users can simply dial up the degree to which light and dark side elements factor into the experience."
As for how he expects players to react to his tune, Elfman is non-committal since he doesn't know exactly how the music will be used in the final game. "It's like when I do a theme song for a movie, but don't wind up doing the whole score," he says. "I write it, turn it in to the director, and then have no idea what they'll do with it. Who knows? The score as a whole could wind up being s***ty. A lot of what peripheral composers do can be good or bad. On this end, I set a really strong tone for the game that'll make the user go, "wow." Fable's theme feels big, that's for sure. But who knows what the final mix will sound like, or what the people composing the soundtrack will do to expand upon it."
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Given that his time investment was relatively small, why does Elfman think more well-known composers haven't helped out with games? "Most have probably avoided the crossover because of the constraint that with most games, you're typically asked to make a synthesized score that's supposed to sound like an orchestra," he says. "To me, that just sounds cheesy. Who wants to hear synthetic oboes and clarinets? I [understand] why most game developers have to do it -- they have no money -- but for me, I won't use anything less than 80% real instruments."
Though Elfman is not much of a game player himself, he sees that as a good thing for a composer. "I approach every piece of work the same way," he says. "Let's say a project has some history behind it, like a franchise such as Batman or Mission Impossible...I try to divorce myself of any connection to that. History isn't a good thing to consider from a composer's standpoint. Approaching any project with a sense of its history automatically pulls down you a few notches and prejudices you as an artist."
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Site 268. We enjoyed our site location. Sad the ash trees were cut down. Lots of sun during the day. We did however take issue with the bathrooms. Being a state park we expected better but were sadly disappointed. Very old and rusty shower facilities. Unusable in our option. A beautiful park that has so much to offer should spend some money on upgrading the amenities. Just our opinion. - Tom De
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Apr 2016 - $14.00
We stayed here during spring break 2016. This is a big beautiful park and the sites are well spaced. The roads were wide and easy to navigate. The grounds were well maintained and the site was perfectly level. There was no potable water at the dump station but that may have been due to the early season. But there was a water hookup near our site but we didn't use it assuming there would be water at the dump station. We were able to check out a few of the well marked hiking trails. We stayed here since it was a reasonable distance from the National Air museum. We would stay here again. - TeamErnzer
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No discount offered even though this is a Good Sam park. Showers not clean-should not get high rating that's in Good Sam directory. Separate restroom was acceptable. Pool not open and grungy. - Click
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Impossible to get into the campground with one other camper checking in; we had to sit on the road and wait. Owner would not allow me to go into the office and wait while he was outside talking to the camper that we had to wait on. By looking @ his prices, I guess we got a .15/night discount for being a Good Sam member. We were unable to use the Internet while there, even though when I made the reservation, I asked the owner if we would have it and he assured me we would. When I walked to the office to ask the owner why we are unable to use the Internet because it says "NO INTERNET ACCESS", he got upset stating he can only use so much every month or he has to pay extra. This is for his family, the business and the campers. He told me he still had 4 days to go and it was almost used up. He told me he would do something to allow me to use it and then proceeded to hand me a list of everything I cannot do online (upload, download, myspace, facebook, webcam, online game playing, photo sharing, limewire, video/music streaming or high bandwidth usage). He also told me usage is monitored and speed restrictions would be imposed and would automatically be disabled when misuse is detected. He made a big deal out of giving the campers free Internet. We never got any! He had it locked. The putt putt golf area is very old and unkempt. As the campground's site states, there are cameras monitoring EVERYTHING! Cameras are everywhere. Office wasn't open until 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Sunday. The owner will NOT return your calls. I dealt with this while trying to make a reservation and then after we were campers at that particular campground. - dallas66
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Campground is way off the main roads, and thus not suitable for overnight if you're traveling I-71. There are many long-term older permanent rigs toward the back of the park. The front section near the office and pool is much, much nicer. All the sites appear to be very level. The bathrooms are older, but have been remodeled. There is a separate shower house. Wi-Fi is erratic. You probably will need to keep resetting your browser to get it to work. No cable TV, and most sites are too shaded for a satellite signal. Pool is nice and well-kept. - Pooh 2
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We spent one night here and were satisfied with the site. It was plenty long enough for our 40' fifth-wheel and extended cab pickup without unhooking. The site was gravel/grass and fairly level. We arrived after the office was closed so had no interaction with staff. When we called in for reservations, we were told in no uncertain terms that they would charge our card immediately and there was absolutely no refunds. There was no Cable TV but we were able to pull in quite a few channels with the antenna. All hook-ups worked well. There were quite a few permanent sites but they were well-maintained and neat. We would stay here again if back in the area. - SandyA
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Nice, well-maintained campground. The pull-thru site was more than sufficient for our 39' fifth wheel and our long bed crew cab truck. The site was a little unlevel. Some of the sewer connections were too high, about 10" which could make it difficult to dump tanks. The campground has mostly seasonal RV's so there are plenty of amenities for kids. The transient section is fair large. Restrooms were very clean. Although the park is close to the highway, it's surrounded by lots of trees and is quiet. No discounts given for a one night stay. This was our second stay at this park. - FifthWheel Travelers
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Stayed here 15 nights while visiting family. Easy on and off I-71. Very clean, quiet campground. Lots of seasonal sites, but very well-kept. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice playground. Lots of trees and nice area to walk. Big rig friendly. We had a pull-through which was a little unlevel, but not unmanageable. We would definitely stay here again. - suzeeque
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Overall a nice park the the gravel roads needed a lot of work (potholes). The water,electric, sewer worked good. We camped here 2 days each with a different camper . A little over priced but would stay there again if in the area. - Maryland Travler
Apr 2016 - $45.00
We camped here in very wet and muddy conditions. Not the fault of the campground for sure, but it did highlight the very poor condition of the roads. There are potholes everywhere. Roads are much too narrow and need a new coating of gravel. Mud is deep and treacherous! I agree with past reviewers that is difficult to see the entrance to the park. I suggest a blue camping sign like the ones on the approach roads, right at the entrance. - User3081
Jan 2016 - $30.00
Park was nice and convenient. A little dated and well used, but all was functional. Quiet stay. - Jim Qbaum
Wilmington, Ohio (map) | (937) 382-5883
Sites: 169 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 23 Reviews
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May 2016 - $1.00
This could easily become one of our favorite parks but we don't come to Ohio often. When we do, this is where we will stay. The park is well kept and full of large mature trees. There is only 30 amp electrical service but it wasn't a problem since the weather was cool. We are an older couple and appreciate the quiet atmosphere. There are things for kids to do, including a playground, miniature golf, a catch and release pond, and a canoeing pond.
Verizon coverage is good and, if you pick a site carefully, your satellite TV will work well, too. - KD7UCH
Jul 2015 - $1.00
The rate reflects TT membership. With only 30 amp sites we were very uncomfortable in 90 degree temps. Very few level sites. The staff were very helpful as with all TT campgrounds. We would stay here again. - TheBounders
Jun 2015 - $1.00
We stayed here in a 40 foot 3 slide motorhome. We are TT members hence the $1.00. The park is typical TT, 30 amp, water and some sites are sewer too. The interior roads are gravel, the sites are gravel too. The site we had was very un-level. ATT was good, water pressure and electric also good. The park staff, especially at check in could not have been more pleasant . We would stay here again. - walt66
Wilmington, Ohio (map) | (937) 289-2202
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 10 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $36.00
This campground I recommend the owners are very nice and are always willing to help out. The campground is kept very nice you can tell they work very hard to make it a very nice place. Restrooms and showers are always clean. A lot of activities are available and fun. Very wooded area makes camping nice and a very nice pool. - gatorbait72
Sep 2010 - $40.00
My whole family stayed at this park and it was the best time we have had in a long time. We will be returning. The owners are too nice. Has a Dee Jay by the pool; a train ride for the kids; a game room and huge pool. The best campground in Warren county. Located close to the beach, Kings Island, Wal-Mart, Krogers, gas stations and a state park. - fishy
Jun 2010 - $35.00
Interesting campground, very tight. Great pool. Very secluded location. Even has a petting zoo! Lots of campers crammed into a little space. - RobinRocks
Wilmington, Ohio (map) | (937) 383-3751
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Jul 2016 - $27.00
Nice state park. There are shady spots, but many trees have been removed due to ash borer. Some spots remain very muddy. Only electric at sites. Water available near by, dump station available. Remodeled camp store very nice. Great ice cream at the camp store too. - Drapery Queen
Apr 2011 - $27.00
Cowan Lake Campground is average for an Ohio State Park. We stayed the second weekend of April, only the showerhouse and restrooms were open. Both were clean (other than cobwebs in the windows) and in working order. The non-pet section is nicer, though a large majority of those sites are not level. Bring an outdoor rug if staying in the pet section. - jc29021
Jul 2010 - $27.00
We had a large shady site. We stayed during the week and there were very few campers there and it was quiet and peaceful. The restroom and shower house were disappointing. The restroom had a strong smell of cat urine. The cleaning routine seemed to consist of emptying the trash and replenishing the toilet paper. There were tons of spiders, bugs and spider webs. The shower house had a strong odor of cigarette smoke. Again, lots of spider webs and bugs. It didn't look to have been cleaned thoroughly recently. The campground had its own beach which was nice. The lake had some seaweed in it and the water was green, which might have been because of the 90 degree weather. The personnel were friendly and helpful. The store had a restaurant which offered reasonably priced fast food. Because of the restrooms and shower house, we would not stay here again. - loribrady
Pleasant Plain, Ohio (map) | (513) 734-4323
Sites: 114 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 11 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $27.00
Stayed at Stonelick for the weekend. Nice, quiet park. Sites are level and spacious. Restrooms and showers were clean, although could use some updating. Be sure to show up with you water tank full, as the sites are only electric. - Cousin Eddy
Jul 2013 - $20.00
Ok where do I start. We have just started doing campground reviews because of this trip to Stone Lick. Check out was at 2pm, no rules, loud music, people screaming and dogs barking until day light . Restrooms had what looked like black mold on walls and rusty fixtures. You couldn't swim because lake had e-coli in the water from sewage dumping. Campsites were on pretty much a very steep hill; not good for tents and definitely not for campers or RVs, very few flat sites. We will never camp here again. The only reason I am giving this camp ground a 4 is they did keep grounds cut and had showers and water access. - User3172
Oct 2012 - $12.00
Beautiful Ohio state park with all that one expects from Ohio. This is an older park so some sites are smaller and not very level; however, they are spaced far apart and all are easy to back into. The bathrooms and shower house are clean and well-maintained. There are some premium waterfront sites. Ohio is one state that sets aside some walk-in sites and we were very grateful. Our Verizon card ran on 3G. The phone had only one bar, but worked fine. This park takes Passport America so our price was $11.50 instead of $23. That was a steal since $23 is quite reasonable. The camp host was very pleasant and helpful even though we arrived after the office closed. Would camp here again. - fulltimervtravel
Yellow Springs, Ohio (map) | (937) 767-1274
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 7 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $20.00
This small campground in a state park was in "off-season" mode in November, with all accessible water shut off. We found some in a day-use building, with the aid of other campers. The sites are power only - no water or sewer, and the rate reflects that. We saw an employee only once in our two night stay, and the camp hosts never did appear. Nonetheless, the facilities were adequate. No laundry, and all sites have reasonable satellite access. We might stay here again. - wandrr
Aug 2013 - $22.00
This is a lovely, peaceful, camping area in a large park. There are five level pads with electricity suitable for motorhomes, trailers or 5th wheels. All other sites are tent sites mostly on open grass. There are several vault toilets throughout the campground - they are not real pleasant (buggy and smelly). There is a dump station - not level - and a road is blocked when using it. No potable water at dump (though there is a spigot on another loop). We camped here several days as we took our daughter to a nearby college. This location was very convenient for that purpose. Since we're self-contained in the motorhome, I'd be happy to camp here again but I'd likely not come here as a destination vacation spot. - AndersonFamily
Aug 2013 - $22.00
We really enjoyed our two nights at John Bryan SP. We were on site 8 and had plenty of space. The campground doesn't have very many sites with electric, but the ones that do are paved and level. Mid week it was quiet and the weather gorgeous. The best part is the proximity (2 miles) from the Little Miami Bike Trail. We WILL be back!! - busyteach
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (map) | (937) 257-2579
Sites: 54 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 11 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $22.00
We called for reservations and paid over the phone. That way we parked in our site when we arrived without having to check in with anyone. Stayed 4 nights in overflow which is the first row of back-ins facing the street as you enter the park Overflow has 50 amps and water. There's a dump station. Restrooms and shower were cleaned regularly. Small laundry room but cheap - $1 to wash, 50 cents to dry. Our site was long and level. No shade. Grass was cut regularly. Met the camp host who was super helpful. She was always busy doing something outside. Water pressure was very low. All the full hook up sites and pull thrus were taken or reserved while we were there, most for longer than two weeks. The park is on base but not close to much. I'd stay again for a day or two but not worth it to me for any longer. - Flippitti
Jul 2014 - $25.00
We stayed here several days in our Class A with toad while we taught on base. The convenience of being able to stay nearby while providing instruction was a big plus. The FamCamp is quite a drive from the main gate which makes locating it more difficult for nighttime check-in. We found the site we stayed fairly level, and sewer, water, and 50 amp hookups worked fine. Water pressure is a little low at the camp. The bathrooms. . . well, I don't recommend using them unless they are cleaned and upgraded. The machines in the laundry facilities were also lacking in maintenance, so we used the washer/dryer in our rig for laundry. The on-site staff was friendly but the office staff is lacking in service. We made several calls to the office, left messages and requested call-back but most requests went unanswered. The same was true for the on-base staff we were working with. There was some construction being performed at one of the sites due to a water leak, but that did not detract from our stay. There are probably better facilities in the area, but for sheer sake of convenience while working on base we would return to the location. We needed to have work done to our rig (air suspension hose fitting sheered off in Indiana) and found a company (Interstate) that could come on base to do the work. That was a BIG plus! Of the FamCamps we have stayed at, these facilities were the worst. Still, if you are required to do work on base, this camp is doable. - JERICO1
Jun 2014 - $25.00
The grass really needs mowing, the water pressure was about 15 lbs (per my gauge), the sites were fairly level. The folks working at the check-in were friendly but had no ideal what spaces were open. We were given 4 spots which were already filled, so I just told them which spots were empty and was given that one. They told me they were just reopening so this could be part of the problem. Doubt if we would stay here again. - From the Kites


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Skip to comments."The OETR Scam"
Posted on 09/13/2004 9:35:32 PM PDT by Sir Gawain
I just got an e-mail from someone calling himself "JFH" which raises an intriguing question about an acronym used in one of the Killian docs. Jeff Goldstein wrote a post yesterday about a reference in the August 18, 1973 memo to something called an "OETR". Two people familiar with military terminology e-mailed Jeff to say that the acronym the author of the memo meant to use was "OER" -- an abbreviation for "Officer Effectiveness Report". Read Jeff's post and you'll see that his contacts are quite adamant that "OER" is a commonly used term and that no one familiar with military jargon would botch it in a memo. Or click here and see the listings for "O" on a webpage devoted to military abbreviations. "OER" is listed. "OETR" is not.
Enter JFH, who agrees with Jeff's contacts.
I wondered how could the forger [be] so clueless on using a made-up acronym of OETR when every officer in the Air Force and Army knows the acronym is OER. . . . The acronym OER is so pervasive in the Air Force community that every officer's wife and kid (as I was during this period) knew what it was. These are the most important documents of an officer's career. It is worth much more than it[s] weight in gold as it drives the promotion process. How could anyone ever call this thing an OETR? . . . .
It was only after a commenter to Jeff's post pointed to an anti-Bush website called the "AWOL Project" that it all became clear.
J's point is a simple one (and please note that he's not saying the webmaster of the site is the forger). If you click the "AWOL Project" link and scroll down about three-quarters of the way, you come across a cache of documents underneath a header entitled . . . "The OETR Scam". The same faulty acronym.
How did the AWOL Project webmaster get "OETR" from "OER"? J thinks he knows. He says if you click the document entitled "Notice of Missing or Correction of Officer Effectiveness Training Report (6-29-73)" you'll see a heading at the top of the first page that looks like it reads "Officer Effectiveness Training Report." But, says J, it doesn't:
Because of a hole punch in this document, the website authors missed the fact that the name of the form is actually: Notice of Missing or Correction of Officer Effectiveness / Training Report. The slash which you can barely make out (and trust me, there is a slash there as I can explain my certainty if you need me to) show[s] that this form is used for notifications for both an OER and a Training Report (don't have a lot of detail on this report yet; but it makes sense that training reports that record success[ful] completion of formal training are almost as important to get corrected or added before a promotion board meets). But if this document is your starting point in an investigation into your biased AWOL story, you may have [missed the slash and] thought that this form was for correcting "OETRs".
J points out that the correct acronym -- "OER" -- is actually printed right there on the form in boxes 4, 8, and 12, but the print is small enough that the webmaster might have missed it and followed the (apparent) acronym in the heading instead. J also notes that the three other documents listed under "The OETR Scam" as "Officer Effectiveness Training Reports" are, in fact, OERs (see the bottom right of the first page of each).
J wonders if perhaps the header on the AWOL Project used to read "The OER Scam" and was recently changed after the August 18, 1973 memo came to light to make the terminology conform to that document. Answer: no. Here's a Google cache of the site from August 20th that includes the "OETR" acronym. And here's another one from September 6th. The new Killian memos weren't released by CBS until September 8th.
So what does all this amount to? Two things. First, the fact that the August 18, 1973 memo bungled a commonly used bit of military terminology suggests that the author wasn't Killian and, therefore, that the document is a forgery. That's assuming, of course, that J is right about the usage of "OER" versus "OETR", which I think he is; if anyone disagrees with him on that point, e-mail me or leave a comment below and I'll mention it. Second, the fact that the author of the document made the same novice mistake about the same acronym as an anti-Bush website suggests that he might have visited the site before writing the document and picked up the "OETR" acronym for them. Needless to say, this would also rule out Killian as the author while shedding a little light on the real author's motives.
I want to emphasize again that neither J nor I is accusing the webmaster of the AWOL Project site of being the forger. On the contrary: A pamphlet posted on the site written by Gerald Lechliter uses the correct heading of the "OETR" form ("Officer Effectiveness / Training Report", replete with slash) and avoids using the erroneous aconym. All we want to know is how that strange, apparently unknown abbreviation ended up first on an anti-Bush website and then, later, in a primary source document purported to have been written thirty years ago.
One more fact for you to chew on as you digest all this. A Google search of the phrase "officer effectiveness report" returns over 400 results. A search of "officer effectiveness training report" returns only 10. And every last one of them has to do with George W. Bush supposedly being AWOL from the Texas Air National Guard.
FYI ping.
Do you happen to have links to all of the Bush military records?
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Nope, sorry. Maybe backhoe does?
A reply to this posting on allahpundit gives another discrepancy in the documents:
As a former Air Force officer, you are correct in your OER reporting. In Officer Training School we used an OETR Officer Evaluation Training Report for Officer Trainees, but as far as I know--this wasn't used anywhere else. Also, no officer would have ever called another officer Bush, it would have been Lt Bush, Capt Bush etc. This last name reference to an officer writing of another officer tipped me off to this obvious forgery
Posted by william at September 13, 2004 10:02 PM
Keep going folks - the more ammo in this forgery debacle the better.
This could be very significant in tracking the culprit down.....We certainly know they did NOT have any military background.....That limits it somewhat.
the plot thickens...less and less likely forger familiar with TANG..or else an out in case he is caught...
Interesting speculation here:
on the trail of the forger...
This is interesting...
Great catch!
I knew that.
Wow.....the motherlode:
From a link in your article:
And on this one:
OFFICER APPOINTMENT: Discharged from enlisted status 3 Sep 1968 and commissioned in the Texas Air National Guard 4 Sep 1968.
HAHAAHA>........so much for the brochure the Dems were so excited about this morning......that proves he was in the United States Air Force!
The internet sure is wonderful. Expertise from all over the world is there almost instantaneously.
(Dan. Oh, Dan. Better come on over and have a look at this.)
I heard it on TV or here that OETR did not make sense.
It's a conspiracy, I tell ya.
Does anyone know if Ollie North was talking about this a couple of nights ago? Even though I despise O'RileMe I don't watch any news but fox. I remember someone talking about these differences.
Don't you know the dems are all over this place now. We will probably even have a few "undercovers" mining for information.
Thse guys sure spent a lot of time swatting at a gnat
Marty Heldt's fingerprints to seem to be on this.IMHO..
But I just have this feeling that if the culprit is ever found out, he will come from a small town outside of Boston, Mass. And I'm not talking about John Kerry either.
There are a couple of other names mentioned. I thought Heldt lived in Iowa. Who might this quote reference?
This was one area I thought didn't look right and darn if it wasn't on Fox a couple days later and then posted here.
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On News/Activism ^ 09/11/2004 11:27:21 AM EDT · 141 of 160 ^
I found the info finally on the OETR:
Later in the newscast, Campenni sat down with anchor Jim Angle. Campenni brought up the August 18, 1973 "CYA" memo (online: http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/pdf/BushGuardaugust18.pdf ), which referred to how "Staudt has obviously pressured Hodges" and how "Staudt is pushing to sugar coat it." Campenni pointed out that General "Buck" Staudt had retired in 1972, so it would not be logical that Staudt would any longer be in Killian's line of command.
Campenni added, citing the same memo: "The other issue on that particular letter, there's another comment further down, OETD,' that's the, I presume, OETR.' That's referring to the Officer Efficiency Report...But the term of art was OER. Now it's OES. OETR,' I went and looked in the Air Force glossary for that period, that's Officer Education Training Repositories -- totally unrelated to that. So I don't know why someone who would be doing these things all the time would put the wrong acronym in there for that."
Oh, yes...yes! I thought I remembered something like that, but couldn't remember where!
Thank you for restoring my sanity!
an Iowa farmer named Marty Heldt bent advancing the theory that George W. Bush's was a deserter
In January 2004, former Democratic political consultant Brooks Gregory identified Marty Heldt as peddling a bogus set of documents
Oh, boy...read this one!
I think we all lost it this week!
The memos are forgeries. The story is bogus. The memo were done a modern
> > word processor or computer, and not on 1970's era typewriter.
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> > David
> What evidence do you have?
I have the same evidence I used to discredit Marty Heldt in 2000. It is
almost comical some of the obvious alterations and these documents came from
the exact same place.
Just one little item. The address PO Box 34567, is a bit dubious, and that's
what tipped me off back then. I talked to Marty Heldt about that. His answer
was that this was Killians home address. So, I decided to check. This
address was, at the time shown on the document, unassigned. Further, the
address was a po box at the main post office in Houston, Texas. The zip code
was for a small town in Texas, Genoa, Texas that did NOT have po boxes.
From, there, I went on to prove the document titled "Chronological" had been
altered, and done by someone that had no idea what a military date format
looked like.
That took me about 3 days after which, Marty stopped communicating with me.
I think I know who dummied up all of these documents but I can't prove it.
But I just have this feeling that if the culprit is ever found out, he will
come from a small town outside of Boston, Mass. And I'm not talking about
John Kerry either.
Bump for keep it up.
Great name....The Horrible Arctic Bear?
Thanks for that link. I had speculated that Marty Heldt seemed like a real candidate for either forging and knowlingly passing the forged documents... Whizbang has more background on that.....
And .. doesn't that fact (the military stuff) eliminate Burkett ..??
I've heard that the documents were "dictated", which is supposed to explain why there are no "originals". That could account for them not being in proper military form. If it was Burkett who dictated the info, wouldn't he have known the proper military form to use ..??
Where's Lynn, Massachusetts?
Any ideas who this might be? There is absolutely no way that Dan Rather trusted those documents, he either trusted the source or was blinded by the substance. Yet he could have made the point in his story with some qualifications regarding the authenticity and all of the talking heads would have been with him because they believe the substance too. But he didn't do that, so what source would Rather defend and continue to stick with while he is made fool of?
Thanks; interesting indeed.
Lynn is a little north of Boston if I remember right.
This is getting fun!
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If the Illinois legislature does close Hennepin Canal Parkway State Park, it will have some effect on Cattani and the other 11 members of the Green Wing Gun Club. Their current gravity-fed water system allows them to make incremental changes in the water levels at their five blinds.
That's a big deal for duck hunting. As ducks land in these flooded corn plots, then eat all the kernels off the lower corn ears, the water level can be raised gradually, to give them a new food source — corn ears higher up the stalks.
The club members may be forced to fund digging a well or pumping water if the state discontinues operating the Hennepin Canal Parkway.
But nothing will alter the fact that the Green Wing Duck Club is located in a low, swampy area that was once — 100,000 to 300,000 years ago — the ancient channel of the Mississippi River.
And nothing can alter the fact that this club is also located in what continues to be a main migration route for waterfowl.
However, it hasn't been easy to get ducks back here in the numbers that occurred 100 years ago.
"The first year, it was just Ronnie (Piacenti) and my brother and me," Cattani said. "We probably hunted 45 days and killed seven ducks.
"But that didn't discourage me. I knew it was going to take time for ducks to get acclimated to what we were doing."
If you're essentially rebuilding a long-silted in duck club in an old river bottom, it helps if you own an excavation business. And that's exactly what Frank and Gene Cattani have done in nearby Ladd, Ill., since 1977, as partners in Starline Construction.
The brothers have brought in everything from bulldozers (for pond-digging) to cranes, helping move through the woods the 50-foot mobile home that serves as their duck club now. The trailer sits atop of the original Green Wing Gun Club's concrete foundation walls.
And over the years, that work has paid off.
"We killed 170 ducks one season, a couple of years ago," Cattani said.
Considering he'll probably average two days a week at the Princeton Club this season, Cattani will enjoy plenty of duck shooting.
Sunday, however, wasn't one of those days at the Green Wing Gun Club. Our group killed one mallard. The total from the other blinds hunted was three ducks.
Why would Frank and Gene Cattani, and the other 10 members here, put so much work into relatively little reward, when compared to some duck clubs?
To understand that, you would have to experience the storytelling and laughter that takes place while breakfast is cooked in the pre-shooting-time darkness and when lunch is devoured after the hunt. Most of these men are long-time friends.
"I was the best man in Kenny (Pozzi's) wedding," Cattani said. "Ronnie (Piacenti) and I have been best friends since we were kids."
(It should be noted here that, no, your last name doesn't have to end in a vowel as prerequisite for membership. Mike Scott was the 12th member added to the club — and the fourth without a last name ending in a vowel.)
This group of men, led by Frank Cattani, has built upon some early friendships and added some new ones, strengthened by the common bond of, as Cattani stated earlier, not going one day of the year without thinking about ducks.
As soon as the Illinois season ends, they'll begin draining the water from the Green Wing Gun Club's 40 acres so it will soon be dry enough to till for a spring planting of corn. The work never ceases here, but there's not enough to prevent any of them from simply stopping, looking around them and enjoying the outdoors.
"This is where my heart is," Cattani said.
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Haskell's athletic programs put on probation through 2014
Good comment NVET. I recall a recent incident where the KU football and basketball boys had a difference of opinion that didn't look favorable in the news. All colleges have their history. Should I use USC as an example? But really, the reason I comment is that the U.S. government does owe Indians health and education as part of their promise. We agreed to many treaties which reduced our land base and restricted us to reservations. After that, we again agreed to further reduce our land base because the U.S. needed more land. We have kept our promises and the U.S. isn't giving anything, but rather, attempting to keep their treaties and promises which created a home and life for many non-Indians. This isn't meant to be adversarial but merely clarifying the mindset that always feels that we, Indians, shouldn't have a right to expect that promises paid for should be kept.
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Haskell's athletic programs put on probation through 2014
Haskell isn't under BIA, they are under the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) for several years now. Its an agency in the Department of the Interior, but is a individual agency on the same org line as BIA in the DOI organization.
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Haskell: 'Corrective actions' taken on athletics program
Under FOIA, there are specific timeframes for providing documents and specific exemptions for any or all documents which cannot be released. My experience, as a FOIA Coordinator in the Government, is that before court action, you can contact your state congressman and submit a request for him/her to make an inquiry for you. These are called congressional inquiries which when the government receives it, makes it a top priority and agencies move very quick to respond.
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Haskell's athletic programs put on probation through 2014
Newell_Post That's a juvenile response aimed toward college age students who are at Haskell hoping for an education and a better life. Pick on yourself because I am sure you have some issues we could rag on. BTW, hows your KU football program doing, and how has your track team been since Billy Mills (1964 10K Medal Winner) left KU?
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Haskell Indian Nation University Students Suffer Again.
Thanks blind rabbit. I attended school there and did a stint working in administration for Doctor Martin a while. Loved it and wanted to stay but couldn't convince my family to relocate. I was sitting in an apartment complex after graduating from high school and worked and drank everyday at age 18. Coach Homeratha offered me a chance to go to school and continue playing football. And it changed the course the course of my life. So, I do get sensitive when folks put down the school and what it stands for and was meant to be. My Grandfather and Grandmother met there and eventually ran off to Ottawa, KS and got married. My past is tied to that place and always will be.
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Haskell Indian Nation University Students Suffer Again.
First of all, Haskell is under the DOI-Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) rather than BIA. The BIE Director reports to the Asst. Secretary - Indian Affairs, as doe the BIA Director. Secondly, I went to Haskell 79-81, and although I complained about the heat in the dorms to friends, I survived because I grew up in the Oklahoma heat without air conditioning. It's uncomfortable, but consider that you are receiving an education at a fraction of the mainstream university system cost, and it allows reservation youth an opportunity to assimilate more easily into the mainstream university as they pursue their dreams. It is a role that the government agreed to (educating our youth) in treaties when they were taking Indian homelands away from tribes so that they could open it up to homesteading and building communities for non-Indians. If Haskell was funded with federal funds in comparison to what mainstream universities receive, it would be a state of the art university with little complaining by young Indian students who may be away from home for the first time and homesick. Indian students go on to teach your children in public schools, provide medical services to you and your children, and countless other contributions to society mostly because they had a higher learning achievement which may have started at Haskell.Being a retired federal BIA employee, I understand that our facilities programs mostly utilize contracts with private sector businesses to take care of our facility issues because it is supposed to be more cost effective management. Haskell has contributed to Indian students for generations and are active in your community because they feel a sense of being a part whether accepted or not. We share our campus venues with your school systems and community at a minimal cost to Lawrence because our funding or source of funds doesn't permit otherwise. As for thinking that it should be turned into a community college for Lawrence, when will you ever tire of trying to take what belongs to us for your pleasure? You have more ability to go out, buy land, and build a new community college so quit salivating and leave Haskell alone.
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