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The stereotypical New Yorker: assertive, fast, sceptical, focused on making money and determined to turn every moment into an achievement. This month, a linear sanctuary elevated above Manhattan is being doubled in length, challenging our ideas of these ultimate urban dwellers with lessons for those of us who live in cities everywhere.
This June, the celebrated High Line, the park which runs along the West Side of Manhattan, will flow from the heart of the stylish Meatpacking district through fashionable Chelsea all the way up to 30th Street. Though the extension of this former raised railway has not yet been opened, you can glimpse its promise through still-locked gates.
Section Two will include as much of a forest as you can cram into a narrow railway, "The Chelsea Thicket" of winterberry, redbud and large American hollies – and something rare and precious in Manhattan: an expanse of lawn. The Lawn "peels up" at 23rd Street to offer a vantage point of both sides of Manhattan Island.
Since the original High Line opened two years ago, people have come to use this raised urban park in a unique and subtle way, almost as if they were wandering around an art gallery. You can't run with your dog, skate or cycle through the High Line on your way to somewhere else. Instead, the meandering stream of wooden paths, which you are forced to take to avoid stepping on the "wild" species, encourages you to take your time. The height of the park provides a new perspective on the skyscrapers, water towers and fire escapes around you.
Instead of getting you to where you need to be quickly, the High Line celebrates attention to the very moment, echoing the thriving mindfulness movement led by Jon-Kabat Zinn. His meditation classes, books and CDs have become increasingly popular as a way to become aware of what he calls the nowscape.
I saw visitors taking off their shoes and wiggling their toes as they dipped them into a stream of water, looking intently at a plant with red, comically wavy arms, or pointing out small architectural details of the surrounding warehouses. The idea of street as theatre, and the park visitors as an audience of the New York street, is formalised in the tiered wooden seating which invites you to sit down and view 10th Avenue through a large transparent sheet. When Section Two opens you'll have the opportunity to compare life here with the viewing spur at 26th Street, where you can look at a different section of 10th Avenue through a re-imagined billboard.
This precious opportunity to step out of time has been carefully protected against an excess of commercial encroachment. While there is space to eat, on carefully scattered tables and chairs, there are no food or drink stalls. When Section Two opens, this purity will be challenged, but only by those who offer food that is "thoughtful and creative". Artists are permitted to talk about and sell their photographs, paintings and jewellery, as long as they have created their work themselves. Public art blossoms, like the current bell-sound installation by Stephen Vitello. Every minute his "bell tower" tolls with an everyday sound recorded from somewhere in the city, ranging from a child's toy phone to a boxing-ring bell. This presents you with a way to tune into sounds we often ignore.
I came to know a less-salubrious side of this area in the course of my first job in New York many years ago. I was sent to the area around the Meatpacking district to convince young male and female prostitutes to leave their haunts around the vacant parking lots and venture up-town to Columbus Circle and the studios of public TV to join in a discussion on street children. I only later came to understand the dark fear that this part of town engendered in many New Yorkers.
Today the area has been transformed. There are still cobbled streets and occasional signs for Milano's Italian Sausage and Weichsel Wholesale Beef & Lamb, but these are nestled between high-end boutiques from Alexander McQueen and Dolce & Gabbana. The hip Standard Hotel bestrides the High Line, with its roof-top night club equipped with a plunge pool. Yet Standard visitors aren't able to slip into this sanctuary directly from their five-star luxury. Like everyone else, they must ascend the metal staircase one block down.
The democratic nature of the High Line is also reflected in the way the park is funded. It is owned by the city itself, while the non-profit Friends of the High Line, employs the gardeners. There are frequent notices to encourage you to become a friend but, rather than money giving you access to an exclusive society, these are public clubs which confer their privileges, plants or programmes, upon every member of the community. Some stretches of the park are sponsored, by Tiffany's or a generous individual, but this is only recorded in discrete metal plaques.
The High Line also offers us a new way of engaging with nature in the city. With a touch of irony, it introduces an element of wildness which echoes its abandoned origins. When the freight trains stopped shunting milk and meat along the tracks in 1980, the disused line provided shelter for wayward seedlings which planted themselves in the decaying metallic structure. The landscape architects who created the park drew inspiration from what had grown wild and today the park shows off no exotic varieties of plants, largely nurturing those which are native to the North-east US. Section Two will feature a wildflower field full of perennial blooms, which naturally alter every few weeks. Despite the rich array of tulips and cat's tail grasses which are lovingly chosen and carefully tended, they sprout amid the railway tracks as if they were self planted. From street level, you can see hints of hidden green spilling over the metallic sides. Casper, a German High Line park gardener, told me that when the Sumac tree is open fully in summer, he revels in seeing its palm-tree profile visible from street level.
Perhaps more than any other city, Manhattan has self-consciously unfolded on multiple levels. The shortage of space due to the limits imposed by the surrounding water has encouraged New Yorkers to gaze skywards and nurture their roof gardens. The High Line draws upon the ideas of the French architect Le Corbusier who tried to create garden cities in the air.
But all cities, especially those with deep historical roots, are also multi-levelled, with past generations hiding their secrets beneath our feet.
I feel renewed cycling alongside the canals of London, which flow like deep cuts through that city. I can fly free of traffic lights and 21st-century congestion and touch London's early industrial past. The High Line, in contrast, lies above the present-day ground level, hinting towards the future, with birch and magnolia trees challenging our very idea of what is ground. Perhaps because of the evolutionary advantage that a greater height gave us on the wild savannah, looking down on the world increases our sense of wellbeing and encourages us to think beyond our quotidian concerns.
Though the High Line is only two-years old, it is already cherished by New Yorkers and tourists alike. Its value doesn't come from a deep historical tradition, but rather because it has been salvaged from destruction, as a record of renewal and restoration. While it is apart from the city, it is not remote; you literally vibrate with the buzz of the world below. There is no silence but a celebration of all that New York offers, but one step removed. You are encouraged to contemplate the city's past and your place within the New York narrative without being seduced by its glittering charms. In a city where you traditionally have had to spend money to have a real experience, the High Line is teaching New Yorkers how to reflect and enjoy being a little more austere without feeling deprived.
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The parks that gave green life to urban decay
Turia Gardens – Valencia
When the Turia River flooded Valencia in 1957 and caused extensive damage, residents decided to divert it and turn its bed into parkland. This park snakes through the centre of the city, injecting a green vein between the old and new parts of the Spanish port city.
Parkland Walk – London
This former railway runs from Finsbury Park to Alexandra Park and is London's longest local nature reserve. It follows the path of the disused London and North Eastern Railway and abandoned stations can be spotted among the wildlife.
Jackson Square – New Orleans
Situated in the French Quarter, Jackson Square was originally called the Place d'Armes and was a place for military parades and public hangings. Declared a National Historical Landmark in 1960, it is now one of the most lively and well-used parks in New Orleans.
Promenade Plantée – Paris
The Promenade Plantée and Viaduct des Arts follow the old Vincennes railway line. With the reformed viaduct's arches containing shops, restaurants and showrooms, the idea was to bring culture and life to a struggling area of Paris. The park, running for three miles from the Bastille, features landscaped gardening and an elevated walkway similar to the High Line.
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Excessive alcohol consumption is the third leading cause of preventable death in the US. To date, studies that examine the molecular mechanisms of alcoholic liver disease are performed using models in which the genetic and environmental backgrounds are unaffected by prevalent pre-existing pathologies or underlying risk factors observed in human populations. Importantly, these models do not reflect human populations in two important aspects: 1) widespread hyperlipidemia and 2) pervasive exposure to airborne environmental toxicants like second-hand cigarette smoke, a.k.a. environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). This is important because these risk factors are ubiquitous and epidemiologic studies show that hyperlipidemia and cigarette smoke have additive or synergistic effects to exacerbate alcoholic liver disease. Indeed, the combined effect of chronic alcohol with other co-morbidity risk factors on hepatic physiology and injury remains poorly defined. Accordingly, this application has the goal of investigating the molecular pathways and targets through which ETS on a background of hyperlipidemia accelerates and amplifies alcoholic liver injury. This project builds on new findings in an animal model, which reveals a critical role of alcohol, cigarette smoke, and hyperlipidemia to amplify liver injury via enhanced hypoxic and oxidative/nitrative stress, which all have mitochondrial involvement. Indeed, in the course of these studies a central role for mitochondrial dysfunction has emerged. Findings in support of this are: (1) Mitochondrial DNA damage is highest in mice exposed to alcohol and ETS;(2) Alcohol and ETS decrease cytochrome c oxidase protein and activity;and (3) Alcohol and ETS increase liver iNOS and oxidative protein modifications leading to a loss of function. A recently emerging and novel aspect of mitochondrial function is the role the organelle plays in key redox signaling pathways, which regulate cellular responses to metabolic, hypoxic, and oxidative stress. These findings raise the provocative hypothesis that defects in mitochondrial function disrupt these signaling pathways and contribute to the pathophysiology of alcohol hepatotoxicity and environmental insults like ETS. Based on this, we hypothesize that combined exposure to alcohol, cigarette smoke, and hyperlipidemia increases mitochondrial dysfunction and ROS production triggering activation of HIF1a, which in turn contributes to amplify steatosis. This hypothesis will be tested in three aims: (1) Test the hypothesis that alcohol, cigarette smoke, and hyperlipidemia increase mitochondrial dysfunction and promote the mitochondrial permeability transition;(2) Determine the individual and combined effects of alcohol, cigarette smoke, and hyperlipidemia on mitochondrial ROS/RNS production and modifications to respiratory proteins;and (3) Test the hypothesis that mitochondrial ROS/RNS contribute to HIF1a activation and steatosis from alcohol, cigarette smoke, and hyperlipidemia. These studies will reveal and mechanistically define the additive or synergistic relationship between alcohol and other co-morbidity risks like cigarette smoke and hyperlipidemia in the pathophysiology of alcoholic liver disease.
Alcohol abuse is estimated to be the third leading cause of preventable death in the US. Importantly, new studies report an increasing prevalence and severity of liver diseases from all causes in the US. It has also become clear in recent years that other pre-existing medical conditions like type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol along with exposure to toxicants like cigarette smoke can worsen liver disease in the chronic alcohol consumer. The studies in this application are important as they will attempt to answer the question: What are the roles of other environmental and metabolic factors in worsening liver disease in the chronic alcohol consumer? Research in this area will help medical professionals better understand the causes of liver disease and lead to the discovery of new treatments for patients suffering from liver diseases associated with diabetes, obesity, hepatitis C, and alcoholism.
|King, Adrienne L; Swain, Telisha M; Mao, Zhengkuan et al. (2014) Involvement of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore in chronic ethanol-mediated liver injury in mice. Am J Physiol Gastrointest Liver Physiol 306:G265-77
|Betancourt, Angela M; King, Adrienne L; Fetterman, Jessica L et al. (2014) Mitochondrial-nuclear genome interactions in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in mice. Biochem J 461:223-32
|Chacko, Balu K; Kramer, Philip A; Ravi, Saranya et al. (2014) The Bioenergetic Health Index: a new concept in mitochondrial translational research. Clin Sci (Lond) 127:367-73
|Bailey, Shannon M; Udoh, Uduak S; Young, Martin E (2014) Circadian regulation of metabolism. J Endocrinol 222:R75-96
|Filiano, Ashley N; Millender-Swain, Telisha; Johnson Jr, Russell et al. (2013) Chronic ethanol consumption disrupts the core molecular clock and diurnal rhythms of metabolic genes in the liver without affecting the suprachiasmatic nucleus. PLoS One 8:e71684
|Mitchell, Tanecia; Chacko, Balu; Ballinger, Scott W et al. (2013) Convergent mechanisms for dysregulation of mitochondrial quality control in metabolic disease: implications for mitochondrial therapeutics. Biochem Soc Trans 41:127-33
|Eccleston, Heather B; Andringa, Kelly K; Betancourt, Angela M et al. (2011) Chronic exposure to a high-fat diet induces hepatic steatosis, impairs nitric oxide bioavailability, and modifies the mitochondrial proteome in mice. Antioxid Redox Signal 15:447-59
|Zelickson, Blake R; Benavides, Gloria A; Johnson, Michelle S et al. (2011) Nitric oxide and hypoxia exacerbate alcohol-induced mitochondrial dysfunction in hepatocytes. Biochim Biophys Acta 1807:1573-82
|Feldstein, Ariel E; Bailey, Shannon M (2011) Emerging role of redox dysregulation in alcoholic and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Antioxid Redox Signal 15:421-4
|King, Adrienne L; Swain, Telisha M; Dickinson, Dale A et al. (2010) Chronic ethanol consumption enhances sensitivity to Ca(2+)-mediated opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore and increases cyclophilin D in liver. Am J Physiol Gastrointest Liver Physiol 299:G954-66
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The only thing I knew with certainty about going to see Peter Frampton in concert was that I didn't really know what to expect. I'm used to going to dive bars, arenas, or clubs to see bands live. But the Cerritos Center For The Performing Arts is a very chi-chi kind of place which doesn't seem to me like a very friendly atmosphere for an evening of rock music. Also, Frampton's newest release Fingerprints is all instrumental tracks so I wasn't sure what he would play live this time around. But instead of researching it before hand, I figured I'd just go with the flow and see what would happen.
The Center is quite upscale indeed, with roaring fires and ambient lighting in the lobby area. The room with the stage is well appointed too, with comfy seats and private viewing boxes mounted on both sides reaching from the floor to the ceiling. The crowd was dressed in their Saturday night going out on the town best… even the kids that attended with their parents were bright and shiny. These were definitely not my (average) rock and roll people.
But then the lights went down, Peter Frampton came out on stage, and all the trappings slipped away as he and his bandmates put on a (nearly two hour) show that rocked the house. Quiet and unassuming as he may look today should you pass him on the street, put a guitar in this man's hands and everything is transformed into an extraordinary experience. He was warm and friendly with the audience and chatty as well. To start, he told us, "I'm gonna do stuff from my vinyl era." And that he did.
His first song was a cover of Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours," a concert standard for him and a subtle hint that we were as important to the show as he and the rest of the band were. It was a very upbeat beginning and I dug it, but not the fact that this is a sit-down kind of venue and not the stand up and dance around type.
Next he announced that they (the band) would do something that hadn't been done before. He said they'd put it together with a hum and a whistle and to please bear with them while they figured out which key to use. Typical self-effacing Brit humor in play here, he stepped over to the voice box microphone as the opening notes of "Show Me The Way" began. If you only know one of his songs, this is probably it. And everyone there definitely did and sang along with gusto.
Mr. Frampton is big on the audience sing-along, by the way. Maybe it's just because he's been dealing with it, like it or not, since the 1970's. Regardless, he made room in the songs for his devotees to add their bits and it's another one of those things that makes him a strong showman, that graciousness to make the song be not just about himself, but about one and all along for the ride with him.
"All I Wanna Be (Is By Your Side)" was up next and updated as Frampton again poked fun at himself with a change in lyrics. "I don't care if they cut my hair; All I wanna be is by your side" became "I don't care if I have no hair…" as he pointed to his receding hairline with a grin. Which brings up a very good point. Here's a man that's been playing for decades and easily be put in the mega-star category. But there's no rockstar posturing or preening up there on the stage, it's not who he is. Oh, I almost forgot to mention it, in this live version of the song there's a beautiful acoustic solo, very lush and rich.
I like hearing about how songs come about and just before starting "Wind Of Change" Peter talked about it's beginnings. It's a sweet little story about his old friend George Harrison and how he (Peter) couldn't have written the song without him. He indicated that he'd borrowed the main riff from George, so that makes sense. The song was dedicated to Mr. Harrison and a sigh went through the crowd as if we were one, united in the remembered loss of another musical talent.
Now that everyone was warmed up, it was time to change modes. Gordon Kennedy was introduced, he's the other guitar player on the tour as well as being Frampton's co-producer on Fingerprints. Gordon has been around a while himself and has penned songs for Garth Brooks, Bonnie Raitt, Trisha Yearwood and George Strait. He won a Grammy for co-writing Eric Clapton's "Change The World." He's also an accomplished guitarist and worked with Jewel, Amy Grant, Reba McEntire, and many others. But I digress.
It was time for some tunes from Fingerprints and the first song was "Float." Gordon started out as lead guitar on this piece and then he and Peter traded bits back and forth. Peter Frampton is a player confident enough in his own accomplishments that he's not afraid to share the spotlight with others and it was great to see the two of them work off of one another in this song.
Bassist John Regan also has an impressive list of experience, including work with the Rolling Stones, Cyndi Lauper, Billy Idol, Bonnie Tyler, and David Bowie (to name a few). He was also involved with making Fingerprints and Peter said that it was his bassline that was responsible for the very funky "Boot It Up" being written. I love the song and live you could really hear the dynamics of the groove.
Last in this mini-concert-within-a-concert, taken from Peter's new release, was the cover version of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun." Yes, on the CD it's an instrumental like all the other tunes, but live you could hear the audience singing the parts that they knew. Peter joined us on the voice box mic for the last chorus.
"Baby I Love Your Way" and "I Wanna Go To The Sun" brought the show back to classic Frampton form. These led to the epic "Do You Feel Like We Do", probably considered by most to be Peter's signature piece. On Frampton Comes Alive it clocks in at over fifteen minutes. On this tour, or at least this particular night it must have been longer than that and worthy of the title for being recognized more than any of his other songs.
Of course there was the voice box effect and the sing-along parts. It rocked, got down and dirty bluesy, and rocked some more. There was a wicked keyboard solo as we were intro'd to Rob Arthur, another musician of note along for the tour. We met drummer Shawn Fichter. Usually I hate that part of a show, the obligatory masturbation solo where a lot of drummers will just bash about, seemingly without rhyme or reason as they throw in their best licks hoping to impress one and all. But his was just the right length — not too long, but enough to show that he knows what he's doing on those skins.
Gordon was re-introduced and John too, of whom Frampton said "I love this bass player and he's the balls of the band." In turn then, John called out Peter Frampton's name, the audience went nuts, and the entire band got a standing ovation before they continued on with the tune. See what I mean?? At least twenty minutes, but well worth it. In fact, the band could have probably done the whole show within the structure of "Do You Feel Like We Do" and no one would have left disappointed.
Then the stage went dark and Peter came back up to the mic with two words in question form "Humble Pie?" and everyone one in the house flipped out. The song they did was Ashford and Simpson's "I Don't Need No Doctor," recorded by Humble Pie in 1971. But it's been around longer than that as Ray Charles recorded his version of it in 1966. Did it sound like an old warhorse of a song? Abso-freakin'-lutely not. It was fresh and vibrant, a good sign as any that Peter Frampton is a consummate performer.
The show closed with one final cover, George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." A lovely yet haunting rendition, almost twenty-four hours later, I can still hear this playing in my head. It was a touching ending to a great show.
Unfortunately for those out there that didn't catch any of this part of the tour, this was one of the last dates. But you might be in luck if you live on the East Coast as the Official Peter Frampton website has some gigs slated in Pennsylvania and New York at the end of January, 2007. I've given you advance notice, so if you miss one of those shows, you only have yourself to blame.Powered by Sidelines


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DavidHavican Tags: order asset maximo tasks ibmeam management work 18 Comments 20,380 Views
When to use Child Work Orders, Tasks and the Multi Asset Location Table on Work Orders in Maximo In my blog entry this week I wanted to talk about the different ways you can utilize work orders to create projects or work packages in Maximo. The first question...
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CamilaSoaresBelmonte Tags: ledger organization maximo ibmeam general 2 Comments 19,584 Views
Sometimes, there is an specific need to deploy Maximo without those default demonstration data that comes within the installation. Following this idea, I wanted to share this simple post about creating and activating a brand new Organization into Maximo...
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NataliaAraujo Tags: implementation ibmeam maximo configure workflow overview 4 Comments 19,460 Views
Use the Workflow Designer application to create, view, modify, and delete Workflow process records that reflect your business processes. An active Workflow process revision defines the different paths that a record can take as it moves through the business...
Sending e-mails via SMTP in the IBM Maximo Enterprise Asset Management 7.x Community Blog
Fernando Ruano Tags: smtp maximo email 4 Comments 19,209 Views
Abstract This tutorial aims at explaining the steps required to configure an SMTP account for sending e-mails in the IBM Maximo EAM 7.x. Additionally, this tutorial provides a usage example of this SMTP account. Objectives Sending e-mails via Maximo is a...
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Over the last few years I've talk to a lot of Maximo users and implementers and one of the most FAQ often asked is, "How can we keep track of attribute changes?" It's very clear that Maximo users value their data and want an ability to keep track of...
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EdJones Tags: meters predictive eam maximo preventive 18,982 Views
Most of you are probably aware that Maximo has meters, and you can attach meters to assets and locations to drive your maintenance processes. Since I've been getting a number of questions lately regarding the use of meters, I thought I'd take a few minutes...
Installing WebSphere 8.5.5 with Installation Manager Community Blog
Richard Lesses Tags: maximo+7.5 websphere8.5.5 websphere+8.5.5 maximo7.5 maximo migration+tool deployment websphere 2 Comments 18,656 Views
Earlier this year, I blogged on installing IBM Installation Manager, without getting into too much detail, actually. I recently followed that up with a step-through migrating profiles from WebSphere 7.0 to WebSphere 8.5.5. I seem to have forgotten an important...Modified on by Richard Lesses
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Shane Howard Tags: maximo install 7.5 maximo_asset_management clustering websphere websphere+8.5.5 performance balancing load cluster 4 Comments 18,171 Views
I'm back again, changing things up a bit this week from the usual LDAP blog. Today we are going to talk about clustering and go into a detail step by step guide to configuring WebSphere 8.5.5 in a horizontal cluster. Unlike a vertical cluster which...Modified on by Shane Howard
Email Listener Communications via GMail - Part I: Importing the SSL Certificate Community Blog
PeteHalbeisen Tags: maximo ibmeam 7503 ssl email 3 Comments 17,424 Views
Part II and Part III of this series. Companion article: Email Listener Communications via Live.com using SSL & STARTTLS (review the GMail series as a prerequisite) Email over SSL is new in IBM Maximo...Modified on by PeteHalbeisen
[Tutorials] How to set up a horizontal cluster for a Maximo sandbox using WebSphere Application Server 7 Community Blog
HelenaCorelli Tags: maximo cluster websphere desk was control sccd smartcloud 9 Comments 16,418 Views
[Tutorials] How to set up a horizontal cluster for a Maximo sandbox using WebSphere Application Server 7 Introduction As described in WebSphere Application Server Information Center: " Clusters are groups of servers that are managed together and...
Turning off a Maximo built-in business rule with scripting - an example from Work Order Tracking Community Blog
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Loriland Tags: eam ibmeam android maximo barcode iphone mobile everyplace ipad 4 Comments 15,253 Views
As the product designer and architect for Maximo Everyplace , I want to pass along the latest product information and answer the common questions that I hear. In case you're not familiar with Everyplace, it provides the ability to use Maximo on an iPhone,...
My collection of Maximo 7.5 Performance Technotes Community Blog
MayOn Tags: database websphere tivoli crontask asset-management oracle management eam #supmax service-management sql server tpaeperformance asset servicemanagement performance tuning donotrun maximo ism 1 Comment 15,196 Views
Once in a while I'll get questions about performance problems. Specific scenarios can be resolved by applying Interim Fixes or adding indexes. Those critical and urgent problems often happen throughout the entire system. Here is...Modified on by MayOn
The Hidden Feature of Crossover Domain Community Blog
Jenny_Wang Tags: object database attrributes domain ibmeam maximo crossover 7 Comments 15,152 Views
Recently, I encountered a use case of crossover domain that worth blogging about. The concept of crossover domain is simple. It is a way to trigger something to happen when an attribute is being populated. That something is to copy one or more...Modified on by PamDenny
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You've read my mind, heard my frustrations with folding maps and seen the aftermath of the attack , as we've reviewed the components of report specifications over the last few weeks. Today, we'll conclude this series on the importance and components of...
A Maximo Scripting Solution to a Plain Text Problem Community Blog
PeteHalbeisen Tags: email scripting 220.127.116.11 126.96.36.199 ibmeam plain-text tpae maximo 8 Comments 15,096 Views
with Steve Haupman, Anamitra Bhattacharyya and Sampath Sriramadhesikan (IBM US) Introduction The purpose of this article is to present a technical solution using Maximo Automated Scripting to the problem of plain text white space content via...Modified on by PeteHalbeisen
Extending Maximo using Java Classes - Product XML and Extension Settings Community Blog
AlexandreQuinteiro Tags: java customization extend maximo xml 1 Comment 15,067 Views
A common issue when we are extending maximo objects using java classes is the absence of proper extension information in your product xml. This file tells not only which maximo objects we are extending but it can also be used to point maximo installation -...Modified on by AlexandreQuinteiro
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TomRontiris Tags: development maximo best tpae practices mbo 1 Comment 14,966 Views
If you are an IBM client, business partner, consultant, or even a IBM Maximo developer you should be following the Maximo Development Best Practices when customizing Maximo Business Objects (MBO's). As a Maximo developer and Lab Advocate, I have...Modified on by alucches
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PamDenny Tags: hoc bi maximo ad qbr format report fonts text analysis bilog 9 Comments 14,946 Views
Throughout the last few BiLog's we've been introducing you to the new report features in the recently released 7.5 product – while keeping you immersed in acronyms, Boston Red Sox Trivia and other amazing facts on erasers and how long it took to build...
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DavidHavican Tags: maximo mobile android 9 Comments 14,552 Views
Maximo Mobile 7.5.1 has just recently been released and in addition to being supported on Windows and Windows Mobile devices, it can now be run on Android phones and tablets. This is great news for many clients who have had trouble finding mobile devices...
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TomRontiris Tags: statistics create index sql maximo performance 5 Comments 14,407 Views
Maximo is everywhere! It has been around for several decades and is in use by many different industries of all sizes. Client databases have grown in size and complexity over the years. Continued monitoring of database integrity is always recommended to...
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gebhardt Tags: tpae javascript ui maximo dojo sccd rest 11 Comments 14,200 Views
by Richard Gebhardt Tivoli process automation engine applications are comprised of user interface elements known as controls. In this post I'll show you how to quickly create a control using only Javascript (and some XML). Create the control and component...Modified on by gebhardt
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Suraj Singh Tags: #maxsup creating map map-manager maximo spatial feature-service 7600 gis objects 1 Comment 13,868 Views
Are you new to Maximo Spatial 7.6? No problem - Let's get started To get started, we will go through a few steps on how we can get your Spatial data set up to use Spatial 7.6. First task that I'll cover in this blog will refer to the creating the GIS...Modified on by Suraj Singh
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Introduction In Part II of the series of articles calculating dates, we learned to use the Java Calendar and Date classes and methods. The question is: What is the equivalent in JavaScript? This article picks up where Part II left off and implements a...
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Richard Lesses Tags: maximo+7.6 installation-manager maximo maximoinstaller maximo7.6 14 Comments 13,718 Views
Continuing from Installing Maximo 7.6: A first look, part 3 This will be a long post, because, as with the previous ones, it will consist mainly of screen shots. When you complete WebSphere configuration and deployment, when...Modified on by Richard Lesses
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Depending on how BIRT reports were developed, they may look fine on screen (HTML), but can be displayed in a different way when they are exported to or printed using PDF. A simple approach can be used so that BIRT reports will look the same on screen and when...
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MarcusMiranda Tags: listener tpae smtp things maximo useful email little tiny 11 Comments 13,433 Views
Hi Everyone, Welcome to Useful Tiny Little Things, a series of topics published in the Process Automation blog. My name is Marcus Miranda and I work at IBM. The purpose of this series is to provide useful simple things that we sometimes have no idea exist....
Scripting report execution in 7.5 Community Blog
agrippa Tags: script eam scripting reports maximo tpae sccd automation 10 Comments 12,800 Views
A few days ago Pam Denny and I had a discussion on whether any aspects of reporting could be automated through automation scripts. I had heard similar questions from clients at a previous Pulse event and I was quite intrigued by the possibilities. The user...
Multiplicity: Understanding Concurrent Browser support Community Blog
Do you remember that movie Multiplicity where Michael Keaton clones himself to become more productive? A similar approach can be followed when using Maximo 7.5: if you want to perform work in parallel to become more productive, you can launch multiple...
Maximo / SCCD Escalations - Your Friend and Mine Community Blog
Hi there, I decided to check in and throw my 2 cents out there on a topic that I think a lot of people might benefit from and that's using Escalations in Maximo. The Escalations application first came onto the Maximo scene with version 6 and has...Modified on by mtravers
Automation scripting and email listener - anything in common? Community Blog
agrippa Tags: configuration ibmeam scripting maximo email customization listener 12,116 Views
Email! That word triggers both positive and negative reactions as this year's holiday season gets underway. On the one hand, we want to be sure we receive those emails with special offers for holiday shopping. On the other, we are annoyed when we get...
Are you ready for: PAS 55 and ISO 55000 ? Maximo is !!! Community Blog
The objective of this post is to bring awareness of an important topic for the EAM community that is being heavily discussed on the organizations Engineering forums but not as much as it should on the Asset Management organizations IT departments when going...
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I am very proud to present our next-gen mobile solution for Smarter Infrastructure portfolio of products. Our just released Maximo Anywhere 7.5 product provides a mobile solution for your Smarter Infrastructure environment which will fulfill...Modified on by anabia
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ColleenMcCretton Tags: ism maximo servicemanagement eam service-management tivoli audit asset-management 11,484 Views
Maximo and other ISM applications can be licensed in different ways and measuring license compliance can get confusing. IBM does not 'lock out' users when licenses are exceeded but we do perform occasional audits. There are a few tools within the system that...
Maximo Scripting: Script compilation and caching Community Blog
agrippa Tags: database v75 scripting ibmeam maximo automation script 2 Comments 11,366 Views
Ever wondered how Maximo executes automation scripts saved in the database? Read on.. Script code is written into the Source Code field of the Automation Script application. Alternately, script code can be imported as the Automation Script wizards are used...
Email Listener Communications via GMail - Part II: Configuring SMTP Over SSL Community Blog
Email over SSL is new in IBM Maximo 22.214.171.124 . For the first part please see: Email Listener Communications via GMail - Part I: Importing the SSL Certificate . The article Lifting the Hood on JavaMail Communications may prove useful for troubleshooting...
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ColleenMcCretton Tags: eam servicemanagement itm monitoring maximo tivoli asset-management ism service-management 3 Comments 11,257 Views
As part of the IBM Solution Health Initiative, customers with licenses for any of the TPAE products like Maximo, CCMDB and TSRM are entitled to download a suite of tools from IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) to help monitor the health of the system. If you are on...


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The Yellow Brick Road
June 28th, 2011
He's not in Kansas anymore.
(Submitted by Richard & Theodore Photo by Micah of MJ Photography)
He's not in Kansas anymore.
(Submitted by Richard & Theodore Photo by Micah of MJ Photography)
Love it, nothing else to say.
Look, people are seeing him as this caring person, who has so much love for that little dog. Of course there will be mean people on the internet. I submitted these pictures, because they make people go :D. I don't know how to unsubmit them, but you can email the admins of the site, and ask them… If you want them down.
He is my dog! =)
The awkward thing is….that dog is not his dog! I know him, and he has 50 of the same T-shirt! lol The photos are not shopped.
Hmmm… It is the same fireworks guy… wearing the exact same thing. I gotta say it…. FAKE! Well at least for the fireworks photo. I prefer my awkwardness to be genuine and sincere!
Maybe this was taken on his way home from the portrait studio?? It's different…
He wears the same shirt. It is his work shirt. I have one too for work.
Hey, isn't this the same guy/dog combo with the fireworks background?!!
Yes, so the question becomes: Is he so proud that he is submitting these himself or is someone else keenly aware of the awkwardness?
Lucky puppy! Bike ride!
Hmmm, that's quite the hair style on his master.
I <3 this guy! He really loves his dog. Just sweet 😀
Yeah, well I love this picture. Who was it who said that "A man is not complete without a dog" and this picture defines that statement. Rock on dude!


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jasonh300 wrote:To answer BlazeTool's question, yes, it may generate a problem report if someone actually goes straight, but no more than frequently violated illegal turns.
When the road crossing the freeway is split, I do the crossed exits trick, which prevents off-and-on routing and eliminates the need to restrict any turns.
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Ugh, that's hard on the eyes (though I thought the same thing about bow-tie intersections when I first saw them, so maybe the crossed-exits trick will grow on me). Ignoring that, I'm still at a loss as to why there would be routing through that intersection (vs. the freeway). The average speeds seem to favor the freeway. Were there lots of complaints at this intersection or was it by chance a one-off wayward GPS that confused the routing server into thinking that the driver was actually going down the ramp?


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In 2010, Pretty Lights paired up with Billy Moulton and played at the 2010 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, the Ultra Music Festival in Miami, the 2010 Marchone Music Productions Illumination Show in Nashville, the 2010 Evolve Festival in Nova Scotia, Movement 2010 (the Detroit Electronic Music Festival), the 2010 Starscape Festival, Camp Bisco 9, Nocturnal Festival at Apache Pass, Texas, the 2010 Electric Zoo at Randall's Island in New York City, New York, the North Coast Music Festival in Chicago, Illinois, and the Outsidelands Festival in San Francisco, California. More recently, they headlined the Snow Ball in Avon Colorado along with Bassnectar and the Flaming Lips. In January 2011, Pretty Lights played in Calgary, Alberta at the Snowblower one-day festival in conjunction with the High Performance Rodeo. In June 2011 Pretty Lights had a late-night set at Bonnaroo, where he debuted the hit song "I know the Truth." Smith also debuted his state of the art light show in early 2011 involving LED towers made to look like a cityscape. Most recently in July 2011, he headlined at the Electric Forest in Rothbury, Michigan, at Camp Bisco's 10th anniversary in Mariaville, NY, and at All Good 2011 in Masontown, WV. At All Good 2011 Pretty Lights released what Smith described onstage as a special "one in a lifetime" track, a remix of John Denver's "Take me Home Country Roads".[3]
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Precise shot-making and proper club selection is required. Some holes at Hilldale Golf Course favor a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. Several holes also require positioning your shots for better angles to the green affording plenty of risk and reward opportunities to keep the gamblers happy. Hilldale is known for its great conditions and as "the best greens in the burbs."
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Highland Woods is located on the highest point in Cook County and is Forest Preserve Golf's northwest suburban championship course. A challenging course, Highland Woods generous fairways are countered by 52 sand traps strategically placed throughout its rolling hills and tree-lined fairways. The course offers three sets of tees with water coming into play on six of the 18 holes. Highland Woods also features a lighted driving range with 48 hitting stalls and an on staff PGA professional.
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Bridges of Poplar Creek Country Club
The 18-hole "Poplar Creek" course at the Bridges of Poplar Creek Country Club facility in Hoffman Estates, Illinois features 6,108 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 126 on Blue grass.
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Granite City Food & Brewery is a polished casual American restaurant featuring fresh, high-quality menu items prepared from made-from-scratch recipes. Signature dishes include Signature Meatloaf, Big Show Burger, Maple Bacon Flatbread, Mahi Tacos as well as burgers, sandwiches, salads and steaks. Granite City Food & Brewery's signature brews, which are made on-site, include The Duke (Pale Ale), The Bennie (Bock), The Batch (Double IPA), The Northern (American Style Light Lager) and The Stout. Seasonal brews are featured throughout the year.
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Let the foodie in you enjoy something new! From all-you-can eat soup and salad to soy ginger salmon, you'll find menus from the area's most popular steakhouses and international cuisine from over 35 unique restaurants in Chicago Northwest. This 10-day event only happens once a year so don't miss out!
Maggiano's Little Italy invites you to enjoy authentic, scratch-made Italian-American cuisine in our restaurant or banquet facilities. Bring the family in for dinner or have your next party at one of our banquet facilities.
This contemporary breakfast and lunch cafe opened its doors in February 2008. You'll find plenty of breakfast basics here, but we're also well-known for our decadent twists on the regulars...like the stuffed french toast, blueberry bliss cakes and berry explosion waffle. You can also enjoy a delicious mimosa or bloody mary with breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
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When you walk into Sakuma's Japanese Restaurant, you are greeted with a smiling face and a hearty "irasshaimase," the Japanese way of welcoming customers. Sakuma's culinary prowess is well known amongst loyal clientele who include several notable local personalities and prominent sportsmen.
Villaggio's Ristorante is a family owned and operated Italian trattoria run by three brothers for over fifteen years. When you dine at Villaggio's you are treated like family!
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Shaw's is two restaurants in one – a jazzy, sophisticated, seafood restaurant and a carefree, lively oyster bar. Both serve top-grade fish and shellfish, several varieties of just-shucked oysters, and inventive sushi and sashimi combinations, made with the freshest fish in town.
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Maxfield's provides a sampling of world cuisines, to traditional Bacon and Eggs, with generous portions at inexpensive prices including a selection of nutritious and healthful offerings. We serve breakfast, the most important meal of the day, and lunch specialties served hot and fresh from 6 A.M. to 4 P.M., 7 Days a Week
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River Life!
Lost and lonesome;
Alone, in my own solitude
Walking; wandering;
Wondering; worrying
Under the grip of the
Souls of darkness
My life dwelled
at the banks of
The blue river,
in a small
Hut, built by mud and clay,
The stagnant water
Is dark and deep;
No light; no illuminations;
No clouds, No moon, No stars
The water colour was black
and the life is cold blooded
I missed the feel of sun on my skin,
the feel of a soft breeze
through my hair,
the smell of rain in the air.
It felt as if I had been in this
dark place all my life, was almost
comforting. But missed living
but I was lost and all that was
in front of me was this lifeless river.
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Genre: Fantasy
Good imagery. Very easy to visualize. Good poem.
Thanks for the appreciation of my poem. Poetry is always
an illusion and passion for me since my college days. Since I was away from home country i.e in United Arab Emirates, where I worked for over 32 years in various establishments in different positions. This was for my career. But I could not do much as a writer.
I still remember the days, when I was working as a journalist with Gulf News, Khaleej Times and The Gulf Today, which I had enjoyed the maximum as a writer.
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Skip to comments.Never Before Seen 1991 Video Of A Harvard Protest Shows Barack Obama Defending A Radical Law Prof.
Posted on 03/07/2012 6:29:11 PM PST by tobyhill
Andrew Kaczynski of Buzzfeed discovered this little gem of a video, in which then-law student Barack Obama spoke at a protest in favor of Harvard Law Professor Derrick Bell.
Kaczynski explains what the protest was all about.
Bell was the first black tenured professor at the school, and a pioneer of "critical race theory," which insisted, controversially, on reading issues of race and power into legal scholarship. His protest that spring was occasioned by Harvard's denial of tenure to a black woman professor, Regina Austin, at a time when only three of the law school's professors were black and only five women. He told Harvard he would take a leave of absence a kind of academic strike "until a woman of color is offered and accepted a tenured position on this faculty," and he launched a hunger strike to dramatize his point.
Obama was a major figure on campus, the first black president of the Law Review. Some friends, in a prescient joke, just referred to him as "the first black president." He had a reputation as a conciliatory figure, not a confrontational one like Bell.
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I sure would like to know what else is being 'hidden' about Barack Obama.
Even when the truth comes out, people still don't believe it...
I would sure love to see the tapes the L.A. times is hiding...with Obama and Rashid Khalidi.
I hate to say this, but unless there is something truly awful on this video it's never going to get any traction in the MSM.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,596202,00.html 'Glenn Beck': Who Is Charles Ogletree?
I'm watching Hannity. Today he said he was going to show the entire 14 minute unedited tape. What happened? This is ridiculous! He showed the edited version and then a prof at Harvard saying how they hid it—that's it? Come on.
The real story is that it was hidden and the current story is the contortions the media goes through to avoid embarrassment over it today.
he showed the part that Ogletree hid....hugging the professor BFD
Agreed. The Khalidi tape could be explosive. I'm watching Hannity now — this tape doesn't amount to much IMHO. Only thing different from the tape released earlier today is he hugged the guy. Hopefully this is a drip drip drip and they have something more substantive than this.
The real story isn't just what's on the tape. It's the FACT that such tapes (and the one of Obama at the dinner with the Islamic terrorist) that have been KNOWN about and SUPPRESSED.
The transparent Marxist has been shielded by a complicit media. The same sort that forged military memos to try to throw a presidential election.
Interesting backstory about the black female professor. The reason for the gathering is to aggitate for her tenure...based on race and gender. This shows that obama was a race pimp from way back.
OK, so this is the same community organizer who started his career in Bill Ayers', the radical bomber, living room, went to the radical church of the radical preacher Wright, hired the radical comminist Van Jones as well as the demented lunatic environmental radical Holdren, and is in fact a communist radical himself, so this video of him hugging a radical harvard prof means what? Obama's a radical? Gee, no kidding...
There's more but there's also a reason for them and these teasers. The MSM has now been put on notice that there's tapes out there and people are aware that they are hiding them. We will start seeing more and more.
Then WHY have we heard NOTHING from anyone who "remembers him at Harvard"????
Gimme a break....
Hannity sucks.
He's been hyping this crap all day!
BFD is right. He SAID he was showing the whole unedited 14 minute version and everyone would be shocked. Pisses me off. I will not believe any of this stuff is coming out with baloney like that. WTH??
As many of us suspected: BFD. What a letdown.
Wasn't there a rumor back on '08 that there was tape of The First Linebacker hollering about "Crackas" or some such?
From what I've read, this showing was almost as SENSATIONAL as Geraldo's "Al Capone's Vault" episode.....
It was Hannity's attempt to bump ratings by playing off of Breitbart's untimely demise. There was nothing there.
Breitbart said he was releasing video in August? No doubt he was putting something together that may have had some impact. Only Breitbart would have known for sure but this could not possibly have been it. A single video showing what? Obama introducing some radical professor? He has made more radical cabinet appointments!!!
A good boxer will jab, jab, jab until the timing is right for the knock-out blow. I hope tonight's release was a jab, and a bigger blow is coming later.
Very interesting video. Norhing earth moving, but interesting.
We see a tape that we learned was purposely hidden from conservatives by the leftist media back in 1998. We learned that Obama was a supporter of radical racist Dr. Bell. He believed in taling radical reverse racism and inflicting it on the public with double the force of regular racism in their belief that two wrongs make a right.We are also seeing that Obama's track record in the oval office is directly tied to Dr. Bell's radical racism. The liberals knew this and conservatives knew if Obama's radical past and radical racist agenda.
This vetting of Obama is aimed directly for the eyes, ears, and minds of the independant voters. It was the independants who swung the 2008 election.There are several more tapes that will be released. None will likely be a smoking gun. However, it will have the effect of Chinese water torture(drip, drip, drip, drip) and death by a thousand cuts.
The leftist media will now actively search for some of this material and release it in order to try and reason it off to stop the gashing if Obama.The rest if the country will understand what makes that man tick and what his true agenda really is.
Hope you are right, but I'm doubtful.
Did you even bother to watch Hannity and listen to what the two fellows from breitbart.com had to say?
I'm not too disappointed...still a good indictment of the media.
I'm very optimistic.
I hope you're right.
I think this video is revealing, even though I don't know all of the details.
Shapiro and Pollack, who are carrying the torch for Breitbart, have said there is more coming out.
Somehow, now matter what comes out about the Marxist-in-Chief, it will be ignored by most, by choice.
I dunno , I guess this pretty much proves that Obama was at Harvard, it doesn't give any hint at his grades but at least he did show up on the campus, which is more than he can prove at Occidental and Columbia.
I can't help but wonder how this poor mulatto kid raised by his Grandma had the money to go to 3 colleges.
I agree... this was a big NothingBurger to me. The average non-political junkie voter out there isn't gonna give a damn, IF they even see this tape.
Didn't one of the guys Sean was interviewing say there would be more tapes released next week?
(Matt this frustration that follows isn't for you)
Enough of this sh!t! We ain't sparring here... This is an f'n fight for the future of our country!
We don't have time for our (so called) friendly media, to tease us for ratings.
Don't whine about others hiding facts about Obama when you are doing the same damn thing! Oh, you'll give us a video tape when is suits you. F'off!
Yes, I heard him say that.
As great as these revealing videos will be, even if Obama was on video killing someone, the media would simply write it off. Hannity had a great point, too. If the last three years aren't a smoking gun, no video will help.
WHY has no one that went to Harvard shed any light on his activities there, if he was so "important"????
It's too little, too late. The anti-christ is one step ahead of it.
Yes, the story is that the tapes were hidden. Breitbart was in the process of vetting Obama, the way he should have been vetted in 2008. The man that Obama was protesting for, was a close associate of Rev. Wright, Obama's Chicago minister. My guess is Breitbart would have connected all the dots for us and told us how and why this man was connected to Rev. Wright, and why Obama was defending the man.
No, no, it isn't the guy Obama was defending was Charles Ogletree, who is tied to the New Black Panthers, the same ones who were investigated by the Holder Justice dept for voter intimidation in Philadelphia.
Glenn Beck has some of the transcript. It appears that this guy is the same one who said that he hates White people and urged killing all those cracker babies.
If this is the case, Hannity has really blown it.
No, I mis-understood, got too excited. Ogletree is the guy who hid the tape, still a friend of Obama's. The guy on the tape is just another radical from Harvard. What it shows is that Obama is a racist, himself.
FWIW...WGBH got out in front of this this afternoon saying that they had shown this video in their Frontline special prior to the 2008 election. So they are on record saying so.
I pulled the episode from 2008 on YouTube and they show a very small portion of the tape with announcer voiceover. They do not show the entire tape nor do they carry any of Obama's comments. The segment is intercut with several vo's by other members of the Law Review, both left and right.
I didn't think this, at first glance, was a big deal. But...Breitbart also had the tape of Ogletree admitting they had hidden the tape prior to the 2008 election.
I'm guessing there is a lot more and Breitbart.com is going to maintain the same strategy they used with the Acorn tapes. Let the media go on record and then drop another piece of video and let the media twist in the wind.
Something is very WRONG in the "Fourth Estate".
WGBH is the PBS station, too.
WGBH is the PBS station, too.
No kidding?
Oh brother.
Gosh, remember the day when our presidents had such wonderful credentials — many DID go to Ivy Leagues, but were on debate teams, football teams — or were West Pointers, or war veterans of some kind.
We used to elect real MEN.
I guess this could be a reflection of the fact that we don't have a lot of real men left in society at this time, save for a few.
The first drop drips.
So would I.
That was the first thing I noticed when I saw the call letters.
VIDEO: Malcolm-X lawyer claims Black radical, Kalid Al-Mansour, helped finance Obama [to Harvard]
Obama's Benefactor: Dr. Khalid al Mansour
August 27, 2008
"Percy Sutton, NYC political icon in the African American community, tells a news reporter that Dr. Khalid al Mansour solicited favor and recommendation on behalf of Barack Hussein Obama in order to secure Barack's entry into Harvard."
Percy Sutton [middle] with Malcolm X [front] at a Harlem
rally on Seventh Avenue between 125th and 126th streets (1963).
***Here is the video:
YouTube: "Percy Sutton (Malcom X's Lawyer) Says Barack Obama Knows And Was Financed By The Racist Radical Muslim And Saudi Advisor Dr. Khalid Al-Mansour, Part II"
VIDEO: From a special edition of Hannity's America, October 5, 2008
Episode title: "Obama & Friends: History of Radicalism"
YouTube: "Another Obama Mentor [Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Mansour] Caught Ranting Against Whitey":
whatever you do to [white people], they deserve it, God wants you to do it and thats when you cut out the nose, cut out the ears, take flesh out of their body, dont worry because God wants you to do it.
From David Horowitz's FrontPageMag.com/DiscoverTheNetworks.org:
Profile: Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Mansour
"Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Mansour is a Muslim lawyer and a black nationalist who made news in 2008 when it was revealed that he had been a patron of Barack Obama and had recommended the latter for admission to Harvard Law School in 1988.
Before becoming a Muslim, al-Mansour in the 1960s was named Don Warden. He was deeply involved in San Francisco Bay Area racial politics as founder of a group called the African American Association. A close personal adviser to Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, al-Mansour helped the pair establish the Black Panther Party but later broke with them when they entered coalitions with white radical groups."
Al-Mansour is an outspoken hater of the United States, Israel, and white people generally. In recent years he has accused the U.S. of plotting a genocide designed to remove 15 million black people, considered disposable, of no relevance, value or benefit to the American society. He has told fellow blacks that whatever you do to [white people], they deserve it, God wants you to do it and thats when you cut out the nose, cut out the ears, take flesh out of their body, dont worry because God wants you to do it. Alleging further that Palestinians in Israel are being brutalized like savages, he accuses the Jews of stealing the land the same way the Christians stole the land from the Indians in America.
From October, 2008: "Special documentary from Hannitys America on Fox News about Barack Obamas associations with terrorists, marxists, and other radical people. This will change your vote."
1 of 6 - Obama & Friends: History of Radicalism:
Note: this is an approximate 1 hour program divided into six 8-minute clips
If the above should 'disappear', try this link:
Very public rewards should be posted to people who went to school with him, that have credible (if not incredible) inside information, written documents, videos/tapes, flyers, etc, anything at all, to tie him to Marxist-Leninist or black panther/black separatist type activity, which I am sure, if you dig under the surface is just waiting there to be found wrapped tightly all round his entire World of Saul Alinsky. Tapes and photos are the best. They must necessarily exist. There should be a value put on them. Of course, at the end of the day, the question would be, "do Americans care or even give two farts about whether they are enslaved under the Tyranny of Ameritopia or not?"
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