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The Spangenberg Index at Archives II (College Park)
April 19, 2010, 07:12:43 am »
You guys might not know who George Spangenberg was.
He was at the US Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics, then at NAVAIR, then later BuWeps for several decades.
He's pretty well known for being a leading anti-F-111 person, and later helping set up the F-14 program.
But what wasn't known was that he saved EVERYTHING that crossed his desk.
When he left, it was accessioned over to the National Archives; and recently (2007), a large portion of it was declassified and made public for the first time.
I found this out by checking out the "Red Binders" on the Textural Floor; and found a line entry in it saying:
"Proposal" Files for Airplanes, Helicopters and Missiles 1934-1961
RG 72 (Bureau/Dept of Aeronautics)
Sec Class: C
NAII 631 74/63/04 to 75/9/07
1 to 676 Containers (!!!)
Out of sheet anal-intensiveness, I pulled the very last box in the series and worked my way backwards.
Which was very lucky.
The last box turned out to contain the folder index for the whole series.
And when I say index, I do mean index. As in 360+ separated pages.
I made a copy of it via my camera -- it took me about 15 minutes of clicking the shutter.
Anyway, from reading the index; the boxes are arranged with no real reason or rhyme.
While like stuff is generally kept together, there is a very schizophrenic method of organization.
For example, you go from Helicopter proposals to the Bomber Defense Missile, then back to Helicopters.
Or you get folders and boxers of "N-180 Observation airplane"; and then out of nowhere, a proposal for V-408 Crusader fighter bomber, then back to observation, then wow an AEW.
The entire 676 box series wasn't totally declassified! There are still significant gaps in declassification, meaning quite a bit of material is locked off to us.
The current list of Declassified Boxes (as Summer 2007)
Last Edit: April 19, 2010, 07:19:10 am by RyanCrierie
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April 19, 2010, 07:27:15 am »
I started to build a more cleaner finding aid a while ago; but sort of gave up after about 20 boxes.
Boxes 601-End
Green means Unclassified, RED is classified.
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Re: The Spangenberg Index at Archives II (College Park)
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April 19, 2010, 07:48:39 am »
wow, Ryan, seems like you're going to be busy for a while!
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April 19, 2010, 06:30:44 pm »
Oh my...
Some absolute treasures await in there!
Designations-wise, there's already plenty of new stuff here to keep one busy. Thank you so much, Ryan!
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April 19, 2010, 06:50:59 pm »
Not to overstate [much], this is incredibly important to our understanding of the US Navy aircraft competitions!
For example, a totally random image pick out of Ryan's selection yields:
Boxes 86 though 88: (circa 1950)
McDonnell Model Model 74 VA Class ASW
Model 306 VA Class ASW
These being among the losing competitors to the Grumman S2F!
Excellent work!
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April 19, 2010, 06:58:17 pm »
Funny you mention these two, they are exactly the two projects I almost quoted in the above post! I also noticed the Republic NP-49, NP-50 and NP-52 (three projects we've seen on this forum), but also stuff like the Beechcraft 84 or the Boeing 704 that have never appeared anywhere else!
Yeah, all this stuff is pretty impressive in terms of the light it will eventually shed on Navy competitions. These scans alone will most certainly keep me busy for a while...
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April 19, 2010, 11:18:45 pm »
Yes indeed. It reminds me I was thinking of trying to find a better solution for designation lists on the forum - perhaps a linked wiki or something.
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April 21, 2010, 04:58:22 am »
Okay... I have started a huge listing work for every aircraft type or project listed in the 370+ pages photographed by Ryan. So far I've reached the 100th scan, which means 200 pages done already and 433 entries... No details yet, apart from the manufacturer and model, if known, but I will eventually enrich the listing with box numbers, report numbers and so forth. Truly some interesting stuff in there from the major manufacturers... and also forgotten manufacturers/bidders such as Rheem, Wilford, Pardel, Medvedeff (no kidding!), Higgins or Herrick, to name a few.
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April 22, 2010, 07:27:57 am »
Done. I've gone through the whole list and isolated 1033 separate entries (there will be more eventually, but the others are other files of already listed models). Quite a few of these do not have a model number specified (especially the Convair ones) and therefore the following rough lists contains only those designs which are more or less precisely identified (most are aircraft or helicopters, but not all):
(Fairchild) Improved Lark
Admiral (for P6M)
Aero Design & Engineering TP-2000
Aeronca D-10
Aeronca P-102
Aeronca P-107
Aircraft Armaments 1170
Allison 501-D20
Arma Fantom
Beechcraft 44 (KD-VI)
Beech PD-60-1-3/ -1/5
Beechcraft 73/A Jet Mentor
Beechcraft 84
Beechcraft PD-109
Admiral-Beech PD-111/-1
Beechcraft PD-122 (for F4D and F-102)
Beechcraft PD-75
Beechcraft PD-93/-2-6
Beechcraft T-34B
Beechcraft XKD2B-1 mockup
Beechcraft KD2B-1
Bell 48A (XH-12B,YH-12B), 48E
Bell 54A
Bell Bullpup
Bell D-34
Bell D-80 (KD-VI)
Bell D-104/A (XHPL)
Bell D-116
Bell D-117
Bell D-163
Bell D-179
Bell D-188
Bell D-188A / XF-109
Bell D-196
Bell D-216/A
Bell D-220
Bell D-226
Bell D-227
Bell HSL mockup
Bell VTOL
Bell XFL-1
Bellanca 2-12 (KD-VI)
Bellanca 3-12P, 3-12P-1
Bellanca 3-12P1
Bellanca 3-12W
Bendix 1C
Bendix 1C
Bendix ARC-22
Boeing (X)F8B
Boeing 367-64
Boeing 466-106/-124/-125 (XP3B)
Boeing 472
Boeing 480
Boeing 490
Boeing 502-10C
Boeing 704
Boeing 806
Boeing 807
Boeing 826
Boeing XPBB-1
Brewster F2A-1
Brewster XF2A-1
Brewster XSB2A-1
BuAer Sparrow I mod.
BuAer XPTHB-1/-2 mock-ups
Burnelli XBA-1
Burnelli XNB-1
Canadair CL-45 (for Canadian Helicopter)
Carma Wee Jet
Cessna 306
Cessna 405 (MIT VU)
Cessna T-37
Chase MS-11
Columbia XJL-1
Consolidated 34 (XPB3Y-1)
Consolidated 39
Consolidated Vultee (XFY-1)
Consolidated Vultee P5Y mockup
Consolidated Vultee R3Y mockup
Consolidated Vultee R3Y-1 mockup
Consolidated Vultee Skate
Consolidated Vultee XFY
Consolidated Vultee XP5Y
Convair (General Dynamics) U400
Convair FY-1
Convair FY-1 mockup
Convair F2Y-1 mockup
Convair SD-58-60
Convertawings C Quadrotor (XHOC-1)
Cook Research Labs. CM-10
Corvus PFSI
Corvus Temco XASM-N-8
Corvus Temco XASM-N-8 mockup
Curtiss Griffin
Curtiss KDC-1
Curtiss "KD2C-1", KD2C-2
Curtiss KD3C-1 (KD-V)
Curtiss XF15C-1
Curtiss SBC-3
Curtiss XSB2C-1
Curtiss XSB3C-1
Curtiss XSO3C-1
Curtiss XTDC-1
Curtiss-Wright 315 (KD-VI)
Curtiss-Wright P.545
Curtiss-Wright P-538
Curtiss-Wright P-539 (KD-VIII)
Curtiss-Wright P-551
Curtiss-Wright P-558
Curtiss-Wright P-565
Curtiss-Wright P-586
Curtiss-Wright P-588 series
Curtiss-Wright P-592
Curtiss-Wright SC-1
Curtiss-Wright SC-2
Curtiss-Wright SO4C
Curtiss-Wright VF-11/-B
Curtiss-Wright VF-31
CVAC KAY-1 (Lark)
CVAC Old Rippy
Del Mar DW-10
Doak 15/A
Douglas (DS-)593, 593-1, 593-2
Douglas D-571
Douglas 591/A (XF4D-1)
Douglas 592, 592A
Douglas 593-7 (XA3D)
Douglas 594/-A/-I, DS-594/-2
Douglas 603/A/B
Douglas 604
Douglas 634
Douglas 652/-1,-2, 652A (F5D)
Douglas 715
Douglas 725
Douglas 742
Douglas 1127
Douglas 1151
Douglas 1163
Douglas 1181
Douglas 1266/A
Douglas 1281
Douglas 1834
Douglas (DS-)1854
Douglas 1906, 1906-2007, 1906A, 1906C-1
Douglas A4D-1
Douglas AD mockup
Douglas DC-7C
Douglas DTM-102
Douglas F3D mockup
Douglas F4D mockup
Douglas XA2D-1
Douglas XA2D-1 mockup
Douglas XAD-/AD-3
Douglas XSB2D-1
Douglas-Bendix Sparrow II
Edo (KD-VI)
Edo (Project Dart)
Edo XOSE-1
Fairchild (291?) F-27
Fairchild Bullpup
Fairchild C-123/B
Fairchild C-123B
Fairchild CB-123 (?)
Fairchild Guided M. proposal 424
Fairchild Guided M. proposal 524
Fairchild KAQ Lark
Fairchild M-109
Fairchild M-128
Fairchild M-130
Fairchild M-216
Fairchild M-220 Provider
Fairchild M-229
Fairchild M-236
Fairchild M-238
Fairchild M-249
Fairchild M-394/A
Fairchild M-92-S/-T
Fleetwings 52
Fleetwings Kaiser Flying Wing
Fleetwings XBF-1
Franklin Convertable Aircraft
General Electric (Doblhoff)
General Electric XT-58-GE-2
Globe 9
Globe 24 (KD-VI)
Globe 24 (KD-VI)
Globe KDG-1
Globe (X)KD2G-1, KD2G-2 Firefly
Globe "KD3G-1"
Globe KD4G-1
Globe (X)KD5G-1 (proposed as KD2G-3)
Globe KD6G-1, KD6G-2
Goodyear (KD-6)
Goodyear GZ-13
Goodyear GZ-13/A
Goodyear GZ-13/A (XZP5K)
Goodyear GZ-16
Goodyear GZ-16
Goodyear GA-27A/-27B
Goodyear GAC-27A
Goodyear GA-28A/B
Goodyear GA-34
Goodyear GA-34
Goodyear GA-34
Goodyear GA-34
Goodyear ZP2N
Goodyear ZP2N (ZPG-2W) mockup
Goodyear ZP4K (ZSG-4) mockup
Goodyear ZPG-1 (ZPW) mockup
Goodyear ZPG-3W
Goodyear ZS2G-1
Goodyear ZS2G-1
Goodyear ZWG-1 mockup
Grover Loening W.W. Christmas
Grumman AF mockup
Grumman DT-37 ASQ
Grumman F10F-1 mockup
Grumman F9F-2
Grumman F9F-2 mockup
Grumman F9F-5 mockup
Grumman F9F-9 mockup
Grumman G-64 (XJR2F-1)
Grumman G-67
Grumman G-71 (XF9F-2)
Grumman G-79/79D
Grumman G-83
Grumman G-86
Grumman G-89 (AF-2W, AF-2S)
Grumman G-91 / AF-2W/-2S
Grumman G-93 (F9F-6)
Grumman G-97
Grumman G-98D, G-98H, 98J/-2(-7), 98M
Grumman G-98L, 98L-3, 98-3?
Grumman G-98S (F11F-1/S)
Grumman G-105/B (F9F-8T)
Grumman G-112
Grumman G-117
Grumman G-118
Grumman G-128
Grumman G-132
Grumman G-143
Grumman G-215 (turbine-powered S2F)
Grumman PDM 42
Grumman PF-1
Grumman S2F-1
Grumman S2F-1 mockup
Grumman S2F-3
Grumman TF mockup
Grumman WF-2 mockup
Grumman XF10F-1
Grumman XF4F-1
Grumman XF5F-1
Grumman XF7F-1
Grumman XJR2F-1 mockup
Grumman XSSM(-N)-6 Rigel (P/A VII)
Grumman XTB3F-1
Grumman XTBF-1
Grumman XWF-1 mockup
Gyrodyne 12
Gyrodyne 21
Gyrodyne 22
Gyrodyne 23
Gyrodyne 9 Helidyne (XHP)
Hayes KD-800
Herrick HC-6 Convertoplane
Higgins H-3
Hiller 1070
Hiller 360/-N
Hiller Carry-All
Hiller HO-352
Hiller UTJ-800
Honeywell 79
Honeywell 79
Hughes 190
Hughes 212 / HAC 212
Hughes 226 (HAC 226) / 326?
Hughes 233
Hughes AAM
Hughes Tool
Hughes XH-17
Hughes-Kaiser HK-1
Hunting Provost Mk 2
Kaman HOK-1 mockup
Kaman HOK-2
Kaman HOK-3
Kaman HU2K-1
Kaman HUK-3
Kaman K-250
Kaman K-600-3(N)
Kaman K-6
Kaman K-8
Kaman K-14 (for Canadian Helicopter)
Kaman K-19
Kaman K-20
Kearfott Coordinate Converter
Kellett KH-5
Kellett KH-9
Kellett KH-11
Kellett KH-14
Kellett XR-10/XH-10
Kellett XR-17
Lockheed 79
Lockheed 89 Constitution (R6O)
Lockheed C/C Constellation
Lockheed FO-1
Lockheed Hummingbird
Lockheed L-169 Delta Fighter
Lockheed L-183
Lockheed L-187-2/-7
Lockheed L-192/-6
Lockheed L-200/-1,-2,-5
Lockheed L-214-3
Lockheed L-218
Lockheed L-220
Lockheed L-223
Lockheed L-238/-9/-13
Lockheed CL-238-13/-14
Lockheed L-242
Lockheed L-257-8, CL-257/-29
Lockheed CL-305
Lockheed CL-327
Lockheed CL-330/-1
Lockheed CL-340/-1
Lockheed CL-349
Lockheed CL-353/-1
Lockheed CL-364
Lockheed low-wing P2V
Lockheed LR9974-2
Lockheed ML-295
Lockheed P2V mockup
Lockheed P2V-5
Lockheed P2V-7 mod.
Lockheed T2V-1 mockup
Lockheed turboprop P2V
Lockheed W2V-1
Lockheed W2V-1 mockup
Lockheed WV-2 mockup
Lockheed WV-2/E
Lockheed XP-90
Lockheed XR6O-1 mockup
Lycoming 55
Marquardt 74
Marquardt MA-40D-3-3
Martin 210 (XAM-/AM-2)
Martin 242
Martin 245
Martin 246
Martin 250
Martin 255
Martin 262
Martin 275 (P6M, XP6M-1)
Martin 291/-5
Martin 293
Martin 307 SeaMistress
Martin 313 Submaster
Martin 346
Martin etc. XAAM-4 Oriole (P/A XX)
Martin KDM-1 Gorgon IV
Martin Matador
Martin P4M mockup
Martin P4M-2
Martin P5M mockup
Martin P5M-3
Martin PB2M-1 JRM-1 - Cargo
Martin Regulus (?)
Martin XBTM-1 (AM-1) mockup
Martin XPB2M-1
Martin YP6M-1, P6M-1, P6M-2 mockups
Martin? XASM-N-7 Bullpup
McDonnell 139A
McDonnell 16 (?)
McDonnell 24N/24Q (F2H conv.)
McDonnell 51B (improved KDH-1)
McDonnell 58
McDonnell 60
McDonnell 66
McDonnell 73/A/B/C/D
McDonnell 74
McDonnell 78
McDonnell 80/A
McDonnell 81/A
McDonnell 82/B Convertiplane
McDonnell 86
McDonnell 90 (and 1/5 scale model)
McDonnell 91
McDonnell 97
McDonnell ASM-N-5 Gorgon
McDonnell F2H (F2D) mockup
McDonnell F3H mockup
McDonnell F3H-2
McDonnell H-3
McDonnell KDD-1
McDonnell KUD-1 Gargoyle
McDonnell XF2D-1
McDonnell XF2H-2/-2-S/-3/-4/-5
McDonnell XF3H-1 fuselage
McDonnell XHCH-1
Medvedeff Monocopter
Minneapolis Honeywell M-H-200
MIT VU - VR - VT proposals
Monte-Copter 12
Nat. Bureau of Standards BAT
National Presto Industries 79
NavAer Oriole
North American A2J
North American AJ-1 mockup
North American AJ-2
North American CT-34
North American CT-341
North American ESO 4638
North American ESO 4765
North American ESO 4927
North American ESO-4028 / NA-241
North American ESO-5197 Super Fury
North American ESO-7607
North American ESO-7618 (Jet T-28)
North American FJ, FJ-2, FJ-4, FJ-5
North American FJ-2 mockup
North American M-50
North American NA-158 (XA2J-1)
North American NA-250
North American RD-/RE-/NA-1544
North American RD-1399/A/B/C/D
North American RD-1437
North American RD-1544
North American T2J-1
North American TF-100C
North American TF-86
North American TFJ-3, TFJ-4
North American Vigilante
North American XA2J-1
North American XA2J-1 mockup
North American XAJ-1
North American XAJ-2
North American XFJ-1
Northrop N-/NS-60
Northrop N-63/A
Northrop N-80
Northrop N-94
Northrop N-94/A
Northrop N-180
Northrop RP-90
Pardel Development Delanne 16 J-A
Piasecki HRP-2 mockup
Piasecki XHJP-1 mockup
Piasecki HUP mockup
Piasecki YH-21, H-21B
Piasecki PD-17B/C
Piasecki PD-21A/B/C/D/E/F
Piasecki PH-26/A Convertaplane
Piasecki PH-32
Piasecki PH-34/A/B
Piasecki PH-47
Piasecki PH-49
Piasecki PH-51/A
Piasecki PA-61-A/ -A1
Piasecki PA-67
Piasecki PH-74 (for Canadian Helicopter)
Piasecki PR-107
Piasecki PA-2C
Pratt & Whitney J52-P
Pratt & Whitney JT3M (for Temco 31)
Pratt & Whitney XRJ40
Prewitt 55 rotor blade
Prewitt 57 rotor blade
Radioplane "KDR-1"
Radioplane (Project Dart)
Radioplane KD2R-3, XKD2R-4
Radioplane Q-1
Radioplane RP-34 Vulcan
Radioplane RP-36
Radioplane RP-38/L (KD-VI)
Radioplane RP-44
Radioplane RP-46
Radioplane RP-53
Radioplane RP-67
Radioplane RP-70
Radioplane RP-76
Radioplane XKD3R-1
Radioplane XKD4R-1 mockup
Raytheon XAAM-N-6 Sparrow III
Republic NP-48
Republic NP-49
Republic NP-50
Republic NP-52
Republic RHD-4
Rheem R-164
Rheem R-180
Rheem VTO
Robertson MR-3
Ryan (X)Q-2 / KDA-1
Ryan 38
Ryan 73
Ryan 112
Ryan 113
Ryan 114
Ryan 118 Rogue
Saunders Roe NP Princess
Sikorsky HR2S mockup
Sikorsky HSS-2
Sikorsky S-52-2, S-52-3
Sikorsky S-55D
Sikorsky S-62
Sikorsky XHCS "Flying Crane"
Sikorsky XHJS-1 mockup
Sikorsky XHPS/-(A)/-( B )/-(C)
Sikorsky XHR2S-1
Sikorsky XHRS-A, -A(1)/-A(2)/-A(3)
Sikorsky XHRS-B(1)/-B(2)/-B(3)
Solar MIRA
Sperry Gyroscope AAD-120
Sperry Gyroscope AED-430
Sperry Gyroscope KAS-1 / XAAM-N-2 Sparrow
Sperry Gyroscope SMD-109 (for P6M)
Stanley 55
Stanley 56
Stroukoff MS-26
Temco 31
Temco 51/T
Temco 59
Temco 60
Temco 63
Temco 79
Temco TT-1 mockup
Temco XKDT-1 mockup
Thieblot TA-13
Thieblot TA-16
Thieblot TA-17
Tucker 25
United Aircraft 79
United Aircraft V-358
United Helicopters L-3
Vertol 80 Super HUP-4
Vertol 81
Vertol 82
Vertol 90
Vought A2U-1
Vought F7U-1
Vought F7U-3 mockup
Vought F8U Crusader
Vought F8U-2
Vought F8U-3 mockup
Vought KDU-1 Regulus
Vought SB2U-1
Vought SBU-2
Vought Supersonic Regulus
Vought V-346/-A
Vought V-360
Vought V-362
Vought V-366D, V-366E, V-366F
Vought V-368/A
Vought V-379 Regulus II
Vought V-381 ("A2U")
Vought V-383
Vought V-384
Vought V-387
Vought V-388 (A2U-2)
Vought V-389
Vought V-395
Vought V-404
Vought V-405
Vought V-408 Crusader (F8U-1)
Vought V-411?
Vought V-415/A/B
Vought V-416/A/B Vigilante
Vought VS-315 (XF5U-1)
Vought XF4U-1
Vought XF6U-1
Vought XSO2U-1
Vought XSSM-8 Regulus (P/A VI)
Vought XTBU-1
Vought XWU-1 ( XS2U-1W)
Weber WV-1
Weber WV-4
Westinghouse Elec. XAAW-N-10
Wilford VOW - Mk V (VOW-5)
Williams 10R-W Locust
Willys-Overland 126
Willys-Overland LTV-N-2 (JB-2) Loon
Willys-Overland P/A
Zimmerman Helicopter
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April 23, 2010, 04:17:36 am »
Nice work.
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Quote from: overscan on April 23, 2010, 04:17:36 am
Nice work.
Thanks Paul. I'm slowly comparing/consolidating all the data therein with what I already had and what exists on the forum and have started updating (or creating) the corresponding Navy Specification topics accordingly.
By the way, should a topic by the name of "US Navy Outline Specification OS-117 (VA - ASW)" be located in "Designation systems" or "Postwar Aircraft Projects"? I have seen both.
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April 23, 2010, 04:43:44 am »
Its pretty simple. A list of Outline Specifications should be in Designation Systems (as it is a designation system). A list of projects designed to to an Outline Specification isn't a designation system, its a collection of projects, so it belongs in the Projects section.
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April 23, 2010, 04:46:53 am »
Okay, I get it. I will create further topics where appropriate. Meanwhile, could you possibly move my topic on OS-117 to the appropriate section? Thanks.
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April 27, 2010, 05:41:13 am »
A 28-page condensed index of "the Index"...
A few assumptions here and there on dates and programs based on existing data but it's a good place to start any further research on the Spangenberg goldmine.
Parentheses indicate additional information, sometimes details interpolated from similar entries in other boxes.
When several dates pertained to the same aircraft type in the same box, I picked the earliest one.
I will of course correct and update the file when and if necessary. And having the whole thing on Excel, I can provide the same index organized by manufacturer, by date or by program, if anyone shows interest in it.
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Gentleman...any ladies...blond rocket or aerodynamics scientist engineers plugged in too?
Anybody discover what the Bell MX-2276 BoMi project had attached for a Model Number? it seems that of the goodies from Bell I have, even the project books did not refer to it by Model Number, yet other Mfrs often did for a particular proposal.
Also, 2nd rewrite for the EOMSF article...6,000 woids, 105 or so feetnotes, yaddi, ya. This is that classified USAF plan kicked around at very high levels (USAF Staff) for an armed Space Force as a classified series of studies from a number of firms (our Utah dude knows the hard way), answered. While such material the SR in particular is still classified, one Key Doc slipped through declassification process to reveal its name...EOMSF...Earth Orbital Military Space Force. Rummaging through all my "stuff," boxes of, I managed to connect a number of dots to present a brief history of USAF interest in space stuff, then presented the declassified SR data and connect all of the various studies that would contribute to such a force, that probably would have splintered off from SAC who originally would have fought tooth-nail (long as Le May was around anyway), to operate.
There is all kinds of stuff, robot, DS, methods of destroying enemy space assets as it is stiffly called, by means of "termination devices." There will be probably 3 dozen drawings to back up this agony that took 3-4 months to research, write, and now, rewritten.
That blankety blank military editor of mine simply won't get off this "but your peers will challenge you, so reference this guy and that one, etc. I swear PHd's are not easy to communicate via simple english language, breathing such rarified academic air if it is air.
I will see if time permits to copy some more wierd space stuff and send it along.
Dangerous Bomi-Writer...like when shaving, trying to cut veggies and fish, like a real klutz, etc.
Also, take a peek at Allen Ury's site Fantastic Plastic...see the nice Bell BoMi MX-2276 kit he made form my material. it is very nice quality kit. The original model still exists and has since it was built sometime around 1953-1954 period. I have sinister photos of it as wood, prior to being painted, nasty looking really. That is it. Say; any photos around of that pyramid shaped Boost-Glider proposed inm England during the late 1950s?? Have fun and stay chill.
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Two best friends get closer than ever
Zully has been my best friend since we were barely able to walk. She and I have always done everything together. We pretty much grew up like sisters. But even though we were so close never ever expected that something like what happened one Friday night would happen.
Zully and I had a habit of going over to each others house on Fridays and catch a movie and this particular Friday was not different, except for this time she was bringing over Adam, her boyfriend at the time. Usually my parents would never have allowed this but no one was home on this night and we didn't expect anyone anytime soon either. So we figured it wouldn't be a problem.
So I think it was around six when my doorbell rang. I go to answer the door wearing just regular house clothes, you know, short jean shorts, and a tight spaghetti top. I answer the door and to my surprise, Adam and Zully were dressed like they were actually going to the movies... and making out at my doorstep of course. Those two could hardly keep their hands of each other. Even at school you would catch Adam caressing her ass and Zully would even give his crotch a grab here in there. Seemed like a never ending honey moon phase to me and I would make it a point to let them know to get a room.
"Come on in guys whenever you're ready"
"Oh you know you like to watch, girl." Zully says to me as she walks in, followed by the audible smack Adam gave her ass, to which I just shrugged at.
"What movie did you guys bring?"
"We brought uhh....Original Sin? Right babe?"
"Alright well set up, I'll pop the pop corn."
And we did. I can here them giggling and messing around. Those crazy love birds. So eventually the movie gets started and we sit down and snack on some popcorn. Now if you've never seen this movie, give a search really quick, I'll wait. Or better yet, give it a search on this website for the specific scene I'll be referring to.
We were all sitting in the same couch with no space at all between any of us. I was sitting in between them with Zully to my right and Adam to my left, I figured at least this way we'd get through the movie with all of us knowing what it was about, but that just made things worse... way worse... or better, you know, depending on how you see it.
So everything was going well until that first sex scene in the movie. Its was really, really hot, by far the steamiest sex scene with a celebrity in it. Sure enough, Adam gets a hard on, a very nice one at that. I turn over to Zully and let her know about it. I could see that as much as Angelina Jolie was turning Adam on, Antonio Banderas was having the same effect on her. She looks over to confirm what I was whispering to her and smiles. Without a word she reaches over and starts rubbing Adam's hard cock. Adam doesn't even so much as react, doesn't look away from the scene of Angelina taking it doggy, and quite roughly at that.
I give her a "OMG what are you doing!?" look. To which she replies with a nudge to join her. And believe me that sex scene had me going to, so she didn't have to ask me twice. So there we were, the both of us rubbing his dick. It felt so big and I could feel it throbbing through his jeans. We kept this up till the next sex scene. Zully opened his zipper and I found myself fishing in for his cock to whip it out. Now we are all crazy. Here we were, stroking Adam's dick and watching a movie as casually as eating popcorn. His cock looked nice, it was long enough for both of us to have a spot, it was thick and warm, the tip already moistened with precum. It looked so damn yummy, I wanted to taste it, wanted it to fill my pussy. All I could think was "YUMMY"
I think Zully was thinking something similar because at one point she must have given in because she jumped on his dick like it was going away. She layed across my lap and began sucking it. Adam just hanged his head back and gave out a moan. No one stopped to think or much less say how fucken weird things had gotten, and no one had any intention to. Her head bobbing up and down was so sexy. With her head in the way of my toy, I turned my attention to her ass. I started caressing her ass from under her loose skirt. Seeing as she was already going to town on her boyfriends cock, I figured rubbing her pussy was fair game as well. It was already very wet, soaking her black lace panties. It wasn't long before I move her panties aside so I can slide my fingers into her pussy. I could see why those two were always on each other. With Adam's big delicious cock and Zully's sweet and tight pussy, I could only imagine how amazing their sex was. But maybe I wouldn't have to imagine for much longer.
By this point the credits were rolling and Angelina and Antonio were happily off conning people. Meanwhile, things in my living room were just getting started. As soon as I took Zully's panties off, she was on her feet and desperately taking off Adam's pants. He then stood up and sat her on the couch, place himself between her legs and started fucking her. Zully was letting him know how good it felts with her yells and her moans. I stood behind Adam, while he fucked my best friend, taking of his shirt so that he was now completely naked. He caressed every inch of his skin that I could, kissing the back of his neck. I then let my shorts and panties fall so that I could feel his ass bump against my naked skin as he thrust in and out of the pussy I just had my fingers in.
I started feeling left out to be honest. So I moved Adam aside and mounted Zully, Without hesitating, she had my tits in her mouth and two handfuls of my ass. I held the back of her neck, hanged my head back and moaned. Adam preferred that I leaned forward I bit however, so that he could one again wrap Zully's tight pussy around that big throbbing cock of his. It was so thrilling, My best friends was sucking my tits and her boyfriend was kissing the back of my neck was holding tight to my hips to gain leverage to fuck his girlfriend. I could feel every thrust as his abdomen hit my ass every time. I leaned my head on his chest and placed my free hand behind his neck.
Then Zully takes the cock out of her pussy with her hand and guides it over to my pussy. At this point my pussy hadn't been touch and it was so anxious for attention. It was dripping wet and pulsing. That first slide in was amazing, almost like the feeling on an orgasam .With Adam now fucking me, I moved the hand around Adam's neck to rub on his girlfriend's pussy. Adam must of loved the sight in front of him. It must have only gotten better when Zully and I started making out like two sluts. Adam's dick could handle no more and he shot his cum on us, with most of it landing on my back and so on Zully's clothes and face. I wiped what I could reach with the hand covered in Zully's cum and looked over my shoulder, looked Adam dead in the eye and ate his licked his cum of my fingers.
We had started something exciting and crazy that night. I suggested the Black Swan for the next week.
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2013-04-11 13:51:30
You ever fuck Adam or Zully when the other was not around? You are a sex partner for them both now, so they are both fair game now.
anonymous reader
2013-04-11 13:50:12
He was a lucky bastard. Wish it had been me! Thanks for sharing.
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2013-04-04 09:13:31
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
2013-04-03 00:15:25
Great story!! I hope you write more!!
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2013-04-02 00:27:46
you made my virgin pussy so wet
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I'd prefer closed or semi-closed, open would just cause everyone around me to wish me dead, and I'd like a nice soundstage that isn't too neutral. I'll be using it to listen to anything from EDM such as Avicii to jazz rock like Steely Dan to rock like Arctic Monkeys, so a quite but not overly colourful soundstage would be nice. Looks don't really matter, but nothing too ugly.
Also, I'd rather not have to buy a portable amp, but it won't be end of the world if I have to. I don't mind buying out of production, but I'm not really an expert on older (or newer,really) headphones. As of now it looks like K550s are the way to go, especially at half price, but if you could find me a good pair for under £250, it would be much appreciated.
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Rena Korb has a master's degree in English literature and creative writing and has written for a wide variety of educational publishers. In the following essay, she sees "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge "as an early example of the portrayal of a character's inner psychology in fiction.
Ambrose Bierce may very well have been a man out of time. He was a cynical journalist writing at a time when social thought was dominated by optimism. He was the writer who introduced psychological studies in fiction into an American literary scene dominated by realism, naturalism, and regionalism. He was uncompromising in his refusal to bend to the requests of his publishers. Some people have seen his flight to Mexico in 1913 as his deliberate escape from living in that wrong time period. After finishing the preparation of his twelve-volume Collected Works, Bierce gave up writing to join with...
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text: Steelers Receiver Dropped From Anti-Littering Campaign After Pleading Guilty To LitteringDom Cosentino6/14/12 1:15pmFiled to: jurisprudencePittsburgh SteelersEmmanuel SanderslitteringNflNewsAppic12EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkPittsburgh is cracking down on littering, and it's not messing around. According to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the city's mayor announced last month that "police will more strictly enforce the city's litter ordinances and fine scofflaws who throw trash on the ground." And, no, no one is above the law. Not even members of the Steelers.AdvertisementOn Monday, Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders pleaded guilty to depositing boxes of trash beside a private trash receptacle. The monster! Sanders was fined $300 plus court costs. But he had also been featured in a television ad about the city's anti-littering campaign. And according to The Trib, the campaign's website no longer links to Sanders's ad. Here's Sanders trying to explain himself:"I think littering is more throwing trash on the ground and knowing that you're wrong for it," he said. "I actually put the trash in the trash can. That's the big difference."A likely story, hippy.Advertisement[Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; photo via AP]Reply12 repliesLeave a reply


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WJBertrand wrote:Can anyone recommend a Panasonic phone that has voice mail, not the answering system that's built into the base unit, but that has a voice mail access button and that will light up to show there is a message waiting? Our Telo is upstairs and my wife would like to see if there are any messages waiting when looking at the phones downstairs. I have my whole home set up through the Ooma.
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My only complaint is the number of keystrokes needed to listen to ooma voicemail -- press "Menu", then two clicks down to "V. M. access", then press "Select" to dial your ooma number, then "1" twice to listen to new messages. I've been spoiled by ooma's 1-button VM feature on the Hub and Scout.
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Source: (Battlestar Galactica) Year: 2006 Assortment: 3" Vehicles Retail: $4.99 Date Stamp: None Features: Display Stand
Functions: High Performance Fighter Affiliation: Cylon Military Weapons: Armor Piercing and Highly Explosive Weapons Wingspan: 18.33' Endomechanics: More Mechanical Than Biological Advantage: Can Perform Hyper Light Jumps Comments: As fast and as nimble as the Colonial Viper, the Raider is the definitive fighter of the Cylon Military. Much like its Colonial counterpart, this fighter can operate in space and atmospheric environments, but there is a key difference between the two: Cylon Raiders are unmanned ships. Whether they are operated remotely or with an advanced flight program is still unknown to humans.


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Title: | What's in a word? Morphological awareness and vocabulary knowledge in three languages |
Author: | Catherine McBride-Chang |
Institution: | Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Author: | Twila Tardif |
Institution: | University of Michigan |
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Institution: | Kyungnam University |
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Institution: | Beijing Normal University |
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Institution: | University College Cork |
Author: | Stephanie F. Stokes |
Institution: | University of Canterbury |
Author: | Anita M. Y. Wong |
Institution: | University of Hong Kong |
Author: | Kawai Leung |
Institution: | Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Linguistic Field: | Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics |
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Chinese, Yue
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Abstract: | Understanding how words are created is potentially a key component to being able to learn and understand new vocabulary words. However, research on morphological awareness is relatively rare. In this study, over 660 preschool-aged children from three language groups (Cantonese, Mandarin, and Korean speakers) in which compounding morphology is highly prevalent were tested on their abilities to manipulate familiar morphemes to create novel compound words as well as on a variety of early language and reasoning measures twice over the span of 9 months to 1 year. With Time 1 vocabulary knowledge, phonological processing, and reasoning skills controlled, morphological awareness predicted unique variance in Time 2 vocabulary knowledge across languages. Across languages, vocabulary knowledge also predicted unique variance in subsequent morphological awareness, with Time 1 morphological awareness controlled. Findings underscore the bidirectional bootstrapping of morphological awareness and vocabulary acquisition for languages in which lexical compounding is prominent, and suggest that morphological awareness may be practically important in predicting and fostering children's early vocabulary learning. |
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FOR 60 years, Robin Davis has worked on the same dairy farm pulling an estimated 64 million pints of milk.
But the 75-year-old has no plans to retire after boss Simon Goss threw Mr Davis a party marking his decades of service.
About 100 family and friends gathered for a roast dinner in the Elm Farm barn on Sunday.
But the next morning the grandfather-of-four was up as usual at the crack of dawn to start work feeding the cows.
It was only in recent years that he stopped milking the cattle, a twice-a-day job.
Mr Davis, married to Margaret, 76, for 56 years, said: "I like my job.
"The thing is you do your job, ok you get paid for it, but if you got a job like that you do it because you love the job."
Even breaking his back in an accident at the farm in 1985 did deter Mr Davis, of Glen Close, Stratton Audley, near Bicester.
He turned up wearing a full back brace and carried on with his duties.
Not so long ago he was up at 2.30am and milking by 3am at the Mill Road, Stratton Audley farm, including Christmas morning – and only gave it up after he had both knees replaced.
In his youth he lived at RAF Holton and in Egypt with his dad Eric, a warrant officer in the RAF.
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He stepped into the footsteps of his grandfather Algernon "Algi" Bryant who had worked at the farm for 48 years before him.
Mr Davis said: "It's impossible to explain just how much it has changed. Years ago we did everything by hand now we've got teleporters and big machinery.
"When I started out five of us worked on the farm, now there are only three of us."
Son Kevin, 54, daughters Jackie Davis-Smith, 52, Rita Leigh, 49, and Kim Davis, 36, and four grandchildren wished him well.
Mrs Davis-Smith said: "All our lives he has been dedicated to the farm.
"When we were born he left mum in the hospital and went back to milk the cows.
"We are really proud of him. There are times when we think he should retire but he would be totally miserable."
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The greatest scientific discoveries all started with curiosity. And it's curiosity that David Campbell '77 tries to instill in his students as he teaches the science of evolution in an environment sometimes hostile to such concepts.
A biology teacher at Ridgeview High School in Orange Park, Fla., Campbell visited campus Feb. 11 during Darwin Days to share his experiences teaching evolution and natural selection--scientific principles that may be contrary to many of his students' religious beliefs.
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(HealthDay) -- Preoperative cyanoacrylate sealant (InteguSeal) application does not reduce the risk of surgical site infection for patients undergoing scoliosis surgery, according to a study published online July 18 in Spine.
Eric Dromzee, M.D., from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, and colleagues randomly assigned 56 patients with neuromuscular or adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) to receive either a sterile, film-forming cyanoacrylate liquid application (InteguSeal) or no application. Infection occurrence was compared in the two groups.
The researchers found that the neuromuscular patients had more fused levels, increased intraoperative bleeding, and longer intraoperative time than AIS patients. Three deep and three superficial early postoperative infections of the posterior approach occurred in six patients. Five of the six infections occurred in patients treated with InteguSeal, but non-parametric statistical tests (Fischer exact test) showed no significant correlation (P = 0.096) between early postoperative infection occurrence and the use of InteguSeal. After local wound debridement and treatment with antibiotics all six cases had favorable outcomes.
"If microbial sealant may thus be a useful addition to a multimodal approach to minimize surgical site infection, there is currently insufficient evidence as to whether the use of microbial sealants reduces the risk of surgical site infection in people undergoing scoliosis surgery," the authors conclude.
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Immigration Policy Ctr: U.S. lost Olympic Games bid due to "anti-visitor policy", "broken immigration system"
Today's "Tie Every Current Event to Your Agenda No Matter How Tenuously" award goes to the Immigration Policy Center, which blames the failure of the U.S. to bring the Olympics home to Chicago on our immigration policies (link). Per a press release:
"A litany of voices have been warning for years that the U.S. is slowly adopting an anti-visitor policy that is harming business, higher education and families... Stories in the press and report after report have all highlighted how our broken immigration system is hampering our nation's ability to attract the best and the brightest and stay competitive with other nations around the world."
1. There indeed has been some sort of tightening of visa requirements in order to reduce the possibility of terrorists jetting in, however, any idea that Obama wouldn't have made sure that as many people as possible could travel to Chicago is absurd.
2. The system is broken canard and the rest aren't usually used for issues relating to tourism but for actual immigrants (and illegal aliens); the IPC is repurposing it for their argument (such as it is) or just has it as a macro.
UPDATE: This story has also spread to other supporters of massive/illegal immigration, and it appears to have started at least in the MSM with Michelle Higgins of the New York Times with this oft-quoted passage (link):
Syed Shahid Ali, an I.O.C. member from Pakistan, in the question-and-answer session following Chicago's official presentation, pointed out that entering the United States can be "a rather harrowing experience."
The story has also been re-transmitted by Andrea Nill of ThinkProgress (thinkprogress.org/2009/10/02/chicago-olympics-bush).
A whacky paki citizen spews that It can be "rather harrowing experience" to enter the US! He must mean with those bothersome passports and background checks or Allah forbid, maybe those "racial profiling" terrorist watch lists? Just what we need in this Country is another fucking anti-American hypocrite from the land of lawlessness. IOC huh? Inlaw Of Camels? Obviously all paki's are not whacky's but why take a chance on them obsconding and never leaving once they are here? Would you go back?
Well over 1,000,000 legal immigrants per year, plus thousands of illegals weekly, is not enough for these lying idiots.
You guys are retarded.
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Just a set-up for the PUSH and stealth amnesty planned by The Liar in Chief. The revolution is closer at hand.
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Ooooooo tbey completely forgot about the "little people" that have to go through public airports, public planes and public screening. Call it "Private Jet Syndrome" where the elitist scum completely forget about all the inconvenient barriers they place upon the public that OTHER NATIONS DON'T.
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Mike go play with a little boy obama is and obama likes little boys to play with, if you know what i mean Mike?


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3 boneless skinless chicken breasts (about 1.5 lbs)
4 large dried Thai chili peppers
1 small clove of garlic
2 tbsp peanut oil
¼ inch piece fresh ginger
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp cornstarch
½ tbsp peanut oil
2 tsp rice wine vinegar
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
- Remove all the fat from the chicken and cut each breast into thin 1½ inch slices.
- Place these slices in a container that has a tight fitting lid and add all of the ingredients for the marinade. Using your hand, mix everything together thoroughly. Then cover and let the meat marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes.
- While the meat marinates prepare the other ingredients. Cut the Thai chili peppers into tiny pieces, keeping the seeds as well. Once they are cut, set them aside. If you or a family member is not fond of hot foods, you can decrease the amount of peppers used and leave out the seeds as well.
- Peel the garlic by first smashing it with the side of a large knife. This helps the peel come off more easily. Then dice the garlic into tiny pieces and set them aside.
- Using a knife or a spoon, peel the ginger. Then cut it into small pieces the same size as the garlic and set them aside.
- In a small cup mix together all of the ingredients for the sauce and set it aside.
- After the chicken has marinated for 30 minutes, cook it by first boiling it. This process of pre cooking the chicken is called velveting. Bring a large pot of water with just 1 tablespoon of the peanut oil to a boil.
- Once the water boils, add the chicken and let it cook for 1 minute. Then carefully remove it with a slotted spoon, making sure to drain off all of the excess water, and set it aside.
- Next heat a wok or non stick pot on high. Once hot add the remaining tablespoon of peanut oil and let it get hot.
- When the oil is hot add the chili peppers and garlic and stir fry them for 1 minute or until fragrant.
- Then add the chicken, ginger, vinegar, soy sauce and sugar and stir fry everything for 1 more minute. Then remove the wok from the heat and serve. This is delicious served with a side of stir fried green beans and rice. Makes 2 to 3 servings.


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NATCHEZ – Adams County sheriff's deputies have arrested a man for aggravated assault and four counts of animal cruelty after he allegedly choked his mother and killed four puppies.
Police reports 33-year-old Benjamine J. Desjardine appeared before Justice Court Judge Charlie Vess Thursday and his bond was set at $58,000.
A sheriff deputy report said Desjardine's mother, Mamie Kramer, went to the sheriff's office immediately following the incident Tuesday to report that her son choked her with his arm before she saw him beat a puppy with a stick.
Kramer told deputies her son was angry with her for speaking with his family drug court case manager concerning a custody hearing for Desjardine's child.
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In his new book, Smart People Should Build Things (HarperBusiness, 2014), the "recovering lawyer" and founder of Venture for America Andrew Yang offers up his opinion on how our country can rectify our current economic problems – have smart people build things. His book delves into an innovative model on how entrepreneurs and our youth can launch small businesses and revolutionize industries. Yang also touches on what policy makers and individuals looking for jobs should do to ensure entrepreneurship is both attainable and realistic.
In this edited excerpt, Yang explains why entrepreneurs spend too much time focusing on creativity and not enough on organizing and implementing a strategy to achieve their dreams.
People focus too much on the inspiration, but, like conception, having a good idea isn't much of an accomplishment. You need the action and follow through, which involves the right people, know-how, money, resources, and years of hard work.
Related: Richard Branson on Knowing When to Quit Your Day Job
While you're still working a full-time job, here is a list of things you can do on the side to explore an idea for a great new business:
1. Research your idea. Figure out the market, talk to prospective customers about what they would like, see who your competitors are, and so forth.
2. Undertake legal incorporation and trademark protection.
3. Claim a web URL, build a website (or have it built) and get company email accounts.
4. Get a bank account and credit card (most likely you'll have to use personal credit at first).
5. If appropriate, initiate a Facebook page, a blog and a Twitter account.
6. Develop branding.
7. Talk it up to your network. Try to find interested parties as co-founders, staff, investors and advisers.
8. If necessary, build financial projections and draft a business plan.
9. Engage in personal financial planning, including cutting back on expenses and budgeting for startup costs.
10. Create a mock prototype and presentation for potential investors or customers.
If all of this sounds like a lot of work, you're right. Getting this done while holding down a job is a significant commitment. Yet, you're just getting started. There's a big jump in difficulty when it comes to the next things.
1. Raise money. In my experience, fledgling entrepreneurs focus way too much on the money -- you can get most things done and figure out a lot without spending much. That said, most businesses require money to launch and get off the ground. Finding initial funds is the primary barrier most entrepreneurs face, as many people don't have three or six months' worth of savings to free themselves up to do months of unpaid legwork.
Related: Venture for America and Its Quest to Spread Entrepreneurship Beyond Silicon Valley
2. Develop the product. Product development is a significant endeavor. Even if you're hiring someone to build your product, managing them to specifications is a huge task in itself. You can expect vendors to take twice as long and cost twice as much as you planned. This phase might require raising additional money as well.
3. Build a team. Most people don't build a business alone and finding quality partners or employees can be time consuming and unpredictable. Your first employee is going to look to you for guidance and her productivity is going to depend on your ability to manage. With partners, you'll need to make sure you can work well with them, since they're going to be with you from the ground up and for years afterward.
4. Get customers. Going to trade shows or trying to get your first handful of paying customers is typically a major time investment. This can involve web marketing, producing content and search engine optimization -- all of which take significant energy and resources to generate a return.
Related: Can You Afford to Quit Your Day Job?
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Google Search Box Suggestions Allow Us to Peer into the Internet's Dark, Disturbing Id
There are things you don't tell your husband. There are things you don't tell your therapist. But virtually everything can go into Google's search box — for Google to re-broadcast to the world, via its "suggestion" feature.
Blogger Ben Casnocha's friend told him, "There is nowhere we are more honest than the search box. We don't lie to Google." That seems to be true, judging from the blunt queries offered up by Google's autocomplete suggestions, which are generated based on other similar and popular searches. In other words, people have asked these actual questions, niftily compiled by Slate:
The suggestions get classier if you rephrase your query to sound more edum'cated. But still disturbing:
Disturbing though they may be, these suggestions are at least anonymous. Anonymous, that is, until Google "suggests" a search to a federal agent that makes him wonder, "Who the hell asked that?" Until that inevitable day, have fun.


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The deadlock took the death penalty off the table.
The slain officer, Robert Wilson III, fired back even as he was being shot by suspects on either side of him.
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A head-on collision Thursday afternoon sent two men and two children to the hospital.
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The plane crash-landed on a golf course near the airport where Ford houses the craft.
The train had 103 cars loaded with crude oil, along with two buffer cars loaded with sand.
Wetzl, who has been with the station for more than 15 years, will deliver local weather weeknights on WKBN 27 First News.
Six people had non-life-threatening injuries.
No more violence was the message Thursday behind a special event at St. John's Episcopal Church in Youngstown.
Anthony Cafaro Sr. stepped out of retirement to present a check for $100,000 towards the project.
The day also included speakers who discussed staying drug free and giving back.
The 2014 campaign goal raised $50,000 more than the 2013 goal.
Sheriff Thomas Altiere said an email with a video attachment claiming to be about gun safety was not what it claimed.
Michael Sciortino declined a request for an interview for this story.
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Study Abroad
Memorial has a wide variety of study abroad programs depending on the academic discipline which you are studying or where you would like to go. And there exist many other opportunities offered through external organizations that will facilitate your desires to gain a global experience.
Your Options: Group Study vs. Exchange
A group study program typically involves you as a Memorial Student participating in a program abroad with other Memorial students. The program is facilitated by one or several faculty and staff members who are your main points of contact and support while overseas. The courses that you study overseas are Memorial University courses for which you receive course grades and credit.
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North2North Student Exchange Program
An exchange program, on the other hand, involves you travelling to a partner institution to study courses related to your academic discipline. Typically, you will be the only student (or one of several) travelling for anywhere from 1 semester to a full year abroad. Memorial has many such agreements with institutions around the world, some of which will be listed on this website. Courses that you study overseas are courses from the host institution, for which credit may transfer back to Memorial. It is recommended to ensure before you study abroad that courses will transfer back and contribute to your degree at Memorial.
One great way to gain international experience and see the world is to study abroad. With an ever increasing global community there are more opportunities to study abroad.
Length of Study
Memorial's undergraduate study abroad programs vary in length from 3 or 4 weeks through 13 weeks abroad. Study abroad and exchange programs are offered in every semester (fall, winter and spring) throughout the year.
Internal vs. External
Internal programs are those that have been developed, negotiated and recognized by Memorial University faculty and staff. Examples of these include established group study abroad programs and exchange agreements between institutions. Courses taken are often directly transferable back to your Memorial degree.
However, there exist many other options in case you do not find what you are looking for. These include participating in study abroad programs from other Canadian Universities or external organisations that organize and run their own programs.
Faculties, Schools and Departments
Arts - Many departments within the Faculty of Arts offer study abroad and exchange programs. Consult the Faculty of Arts study abroad website for the latest listing of programs and opportunities abroad.
Business - The Faculty of Business offers opportunities to go abroad on work terms, to the Harlow campus, or on exchange with other universities. Consult with the International Programs Office, Faculty of Business for all the latest.
Education - The Faculty of Education has several opportunities to go abroad for the internship portion of your education degree. Consult with your program advisor for all the latest.
Fine Arts - Grenfell Campus School of Fine Arts avails of the Harlow Campus to study abroad, typically in the winter semester each year. Both the theatre and visual arts streams of the fine arts program typically go over.
Science - Several departments within the Faculty of Science offer study abroad opportunities, including participation in international conferences and competitions. It is best to speak with individual professors about opportunities abroad, or look into Memorial's university-wide agreements with international partners to participate in an exchange abroad.
Further, the Department of Biology offers a field study program at Harlow each May.


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Many "Grey's Anatomy" fans have been up in arms over Arizona's (Jessica Capshaw) decision to cheat on Callie (Sara Ramirez) in the Season 9 finale, especially after all Callie had done to help Arizona post-plane crash. Capshaw promises that we will get a better understanding over why Arizona did what she did in upcoming Season 10 episodes now that Callie kicked Arizona out of their apartment.
"What's coming up is a little more understanding as to why Arizona has been making the decisions she has been making which have been pretty slutty and interesting," Capshaw tells Zap2it. "I think that's all generated by a certain lack of something."
Capshaw also believes that Arizona has not yet fully dealt with the repercussions of the plane crash that took her leg, which has affected her a lot in negative ways. "She's been dealing with a lot of PTSD from the plane crash, and the car crash and being a mother. There's been so much happening," Capshaw says. "I think there's going to be some sort of understanding and reasoning as to why she landed where she landed. She'll perhaps be able to explain some of those things. And hopefully she'll be able to get back to who and what and where she was before all the tragedy started happening to her."
Does Capshaw agree with the choices Arizona has made, specifically cheating on Callie? "I don't know that there's an agreement or a disagreement," Capshaw says. "I think life is messy, and she found herself in a situation where that made sense in the moment. I've said this before and I'll say it again: I don't ever stand by anyone betraying the person who loves them the most in life. Never ever ever. It's horrible. I can't imagine it, I hope to never imagine it. Truly."
Capshaw hasn't let her onscreen mess affect her offscreen relationships. "I spent the beginning of the season dealing with the aftermath of this infidelity at work," Capshaw says. "But then I would come home, live my life, and be so happy and have my three kids and my amazing husband. Make no mistake, we totally get into it, my husband and I, and it gets messy but then it's all good. We understand each other, and I don't hold any grudges."
"Grey's Anatomy" airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on ABC.


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Correct, and correct.
If you updated OTA, just DFU restore back to the firmware you're on right now and you'll have everything all set.
No, I don't lose them. Because iCloud saves that stuff for me. iCloud is great.
Thanks bro that's what I figured but just needed some clarity. Now if my blobs were saved on 6.1 could I still be setup for success when downgrades are possible? If and whenever that happens?
I've always restored from backup and its never caused me any troubles. It's one of Apple's central and most trustworthy tools. No worries.
If your blobs are saved AND you got to your current firmware via iTunes restore (not OTA), then you might be eligible for a downgrade in the future when hackers find a way to do so.
this cannot come fast enough. my stock i5 is driving me nuts. I need some themes, biteSMS, font changes and other tweaks ASAP!
Might ride my luck out on 5.1.1 for a while while all the tweaks are updated to ios 6.
My guess is it will be a brand new tool, with @pimskeks saying ". @planetbeing nice! The GUI is also making progress :-)" if he's working on a brand new GUI, I'm 99% positive it will be a new tool altogether.
Ok people. I think this should be a legitimate question.
I am on i4, 6.0.1, tethered JB and I am sure, not the only one in this world. I hope there will be also something like Rocky Racoon on Cydia, as the last time for 5.1., just to switch from tethered to untethered jailbreak
I'm just flowing @Planetbeing. Is that all I need?
Pretty much all themeing tweaks are up to date now. iOS 6 ready.


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Trim! Savory gingham red and green just enough to make the chair beyond charming...
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Wilendur Work
Trim! Savory gingham red and green just enough to make the chair beyond charming...
13 comments:
- GARAGE SALE GAL ~ Deb's Earthly Delights said...
Aww...it's so cute that your dog has a pooh buddy:)
Love the rose fabric and can't wait to see it all done!
deb - June 26, 2011 at 9:32 PM
- Lee said...
Loe the ruching! I have done it in miniature, but this looks fantastic!
Can't wait to see the final outcome-
thanks for sharing! - June 26, 2011 at 10:16 PM
- GardenofDaisies (Gayle) said...
Oh my goodness, it's going to be beautiful! I have no idea how to recover furniture, so I am in awe of your talents. Your dog is so cute, with his pooh bear at his side.
- June 26, 2011 at 11:14 PM
- Nan said...
Well I can't wait to see this. I'm just amazed at your talent for projects I would not think of trying. I have that table cloth too!!
That is so sweet how your dog has his Pooh and carries it around. My two can't have stuffed animals anymore they ingest them and cause trips to the vet. The vet in fact wants them both muzzled outside but I'm going to try a shock collar for eating things outside. Have never had to resort to one but we have a problem here with potential blockages. - June 26, 2011 at 11:28 PM
- birdie blue said...
can't wait to see the finished chair, renee. gingham piping? stop, you're killing me.
it's looking a m a z i n g.
~molly - June 27, 2011 at 6:09 AM
- ~~Carol~~ said...
There's not too many things more frustrating than running out of staples, and the hardware store is closed! I think I've already fallen in love with this chair, and I haven't even seen the whole thing. Please hurry up and get those staples!
- June 27, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Margie said...
i can't wait to see the finished product! i LOVE the picture of Phog and his Pooh Bear ... ADORABLE!
- June 27, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- donna said...
Renee you are so talented. I love your chair and how you decided to cover it. That is so sweet Phog and his Pooh Bear.
donna - June 27, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- Holly- Girls At Heart said...
You're something else, girl! ♥ It's going to be soooo awesome!
(I gave a Christsmas stocking to a swap partner with that some fabric!) - June 27, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- Kim K. said...
I am in town buying groceries and have temporary internet access. Your sneak perks are gorgeous. What a sweet picture of your studio buddy. I found the most delicate paper lanterns at an antique store today. Thinking of you.
- June 27, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Scrap for Joy said...
Can't wait to see the finished chair. Phog and Pooh...how cute is that?
Have a happy day Renee!
Joyce - June 27, 2011 at 3:35 PM
- fee @ chipper nelly said...
what a tease!
That dog....with that bear...too cute!
great name too.
Fee x - June 27, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- tammyCA said...
I love it so far...the ruching, now that is something you don't see on furniture. I'd be so afraid of making a mistake & not having enough with such a cloth. Can't wait to see it done.
Your dog is adorable with his bear. - June 27, 2011 at 3:56 PM


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- Mailing original notarized 1583 form. Find the the form on your Shipito.com/account - Uploading two forms of government issued, photo ID
As someone who's been a victim of identity theft in the past (albeit possibly accidental) and had to spend months correcting the problem, spending frustrating hours trying to convince government officials that, no, being born in 1975, I could not possibly have been working as an accountant in 1984, I'm very wary of sending full copies of any documents that could be used to forge a fake ID at my name. As for getting a form notarized, it's a process that is both time-consuming and fairly expensive. So I refused and asked for the $8.50 I'd already paid to be reimbursed in full. They refused. So for the very first time since I registered with PayPal, seven years ago, I had to use their litigation process to get my money back.
It hasn't been a pleasant experience.
Edited by Sinocelt - 12/8/11 at 1:26am