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I will agree that there is no compelling evidence that Obama was born in Kenya.
I will agree that there is no simple, easy, readily available consensus that as a Dual-born, Obama is not NBC.
I disagree that we can call a case a non-starter that seeks a ruling from the courts as to whether a dual-born citizen like Obama can actually be eligible. I think that the courts should be pushed and should be willing to render an answer on whether NBC should be interpreted as reflecting Vattels sentiment or not, but I will chalk that disagreement up to a matter of opinion.
I will agree that the executive order for record concealment has probably been misunderstood by some birthers.
I will agree that theres no law on the books requiring a Candidate or presumed President to hand over a Birth Certificate or other documents to prove he is a citizen.
I will agree that the HI Governor never sealed up the certificate in a special vault.
But heres why I tend to think of you guys as trolls. How do you come up with this?:
It conforms to what Hawaii issues and Hawaii doesn't dispute it, which they are legally allowed and obligated to do if someone offers fraudulent state documents.REALLY?! If I went to get a drivers license, and when asked for a Birth Certificate, I said, You can view it online. I have it as a hi-res .jpg saved from photoshop at this URL: www . . . . You would expect that my online image should be regarded as conforming and legally sufficient?
Tired_old_conservative gets sloppy in post 89
REALLY?! Do you think Hawaii Dept of Health would describe themselves as legally obligated to step in and say, No, that image on the web does not accurately reflect the records we have on file? How does that fit with their constant insistence that they cannot legally comment on whether or not the online short-form COLB is accurate? Do you suppose its their policy to withhold verification on documents that are accurate, while at the same time, being obligated to declare any frauds to be frauds? Well, we cant legally verify it as accurate, but if it were inaccurate wed tell you instantly. Thats almost as dumb as Patrickl saying, The certificate of birth that is supported by the current Republican Governor of Hawaii. What?
Ok, Im sure youve given good logical explanations to this that Ive heretofore missed, so just give me a link if thats all you have time for. If you dont have a good answer for this sloppiness, retract your statement or else further solidify your place on the troll list.
The maneuvering of the Hawaii DOH makes me think more than anything else that there is something troubling about Obamas birth records, and I dont think they are applying their own laws fairly on this matter. Given the tremendous strain theyve been under in terms of records requests and the need to make strange, cryptic public statements about Obamas records, and the need to rework their web site and terminology to deal with Obama questions, I simply cant see how we should conclude that there is nothing to hide. If what he has on his long-form COLB is exactly what is reflected by his short-form COLB, why in heavens name has HDOH not found a way to say so. Even if it is a stretch of their rules (which I think it isnt) to provide verification, do they fear retribution for merely verifying that what Obama says as truth. Who do they think will sue them, or what court will penalize their officers? Given the full story about the DOH machinations, I think the most reasonable, logical conclusion is that there is something to hide.
Do you really think that HDOH is totally playing this one straight?
Ok, Im sure youve given good logical explanations to this that Ive heretofore missed, so just give me a link if thats all you have time for. If you dont have a good answer for this sloppiness, retract your statement or else further solidify your place on the troll list."
So, to the question: "Do you think Hawaii Dept of Health would describe themselves as legally obligated to step in and say, No, that image on the web does not accurately reflect the records we have on file?
Yes. I do. It's really that simple. If (1) Hawaii has no record of a major Presidential candidate being born in Hawaii, and (2) his campaign is passing off an online image that resembles an official Hawaiian document and that purports to state he was born there...then yes. They are under absolutely no privacy regulation or other legal obligation to support the scam. They don't have to collude in illegal behavior and would not do so.
In this context, Hawaii representatives specifically said they have verified they have the original records. The only reasonable interpretation of that is that said records say he was born in Hawaii. At that point, it doesn't even matter if his grandmother filed it. It's done. The official records of a state admitted to the Union say he was born there. That's presumptive, requires real evidence to dispute, not speculation and laughable Kenyan birth certificates.
My position really is that simple. And it's not just Hawaii. Both John McCain and Hillary Clinton had very real incentive to demonstrate Obama was not born in the US if there was any truth to it. Neither went there.
I think anyone who talks about stunning backroom collusion, real live states with damning evidence being intimidated by a campaign, etc., etc. has been watching too many movies. The stories for why he wasn't born in Hawaii are all convoluted and hidden and have any number of interlinking trip wires that fall apart on examination (you know, when you watch one of those movies and suddenly go "hey, wait a minute...). The story for his being born in Hawaii is simple and straight forward. It's staring you right in the face. How the math shakes out seems pretty obvious to me.
It's that old adage: When you stare too long at the shadows, you start seeing things that simply aren't there.
And, no offense, but I honestly could care less about the troll list. If I'm on it, it's imaginary, too.
Congratulation. The best post so far on this thread, KUDOS, and hallelujah!!!


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Prosecution rests in Lake George boat death trial
May 01, 2017 06:56 PM
The third week of the Alex West manslaughter trial is underway and the father of the little girl who was killed provided the punctuation to the people's case.
Eric McCue testified that it was a beautiful night for a cruise on Lake George. He testified that it was quiet before the crash that took the life of his 8-year-old daughter, Charlotte.
"I think the only boat we saw that whole night was the one that ran us over," McCue testified under direct examination Monday.
He was sitting in the rear of the wooden boat with his 4-year-old son. He testified, often through tears, the horror of realizing the gravity of the situation.
"I've had the unfortunate opportunity to relive that moment every minute, every hour, every day for the last 9 months."
McCue sobbed as he told the jury about Charlotte's injuries, "She had a big gash in her head...I couldn't save her. There was nothing I could do."
McCue was the last prosecution witness, providing the exclamation point to their case.
After the people wrapped, the defense moved to have all the charges dismissed, arguing that prosecutors failed to prove West was reckless and impaired. Judge Hall denied the motion and the defense called its first witness -- the owner of the restaurant where West and his passengers went after Log Bay Day and before the crash. Dawn O'Keefe said she didn't notice that West was under the influence, but admitted she didn't have any direct contact with him.
The defense's boating expert was on the stand as the day concluded. Boating captain and former FBI special agent Stanley Los testified that the West boat hit the Knarr boat on the side, not in the rear as prosecutors contend.
NewsChannel 13 continues to follow the trial. We'll have updates from court on WNYT.com and our future newscasts.
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1 November
1620 – 41 Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower, anchored off Massachusetts, signed a compact calling for a "body politick." 102 Pilgrims stepped ashore. They called themselves Saints and the others Strangers. One passenger died enroute and 2 were born during the passage. Their military commander was Miles Standish.
1765 – The Stamp Act went into effect, prompting stiff resistance from American colonists. In the face of widespread opposition in the American colonies, Parliament enacts the Stamp Act, a taxation measure designed to raise revenue for British military operations in America. Defense of the American colonies in the French and Indian War (1754-63) and Pontiac's Rebellion (1763-64) were costly affairs for Great Britain, and Prime Minister George Grenville hoped to recover some of these costs by taxing the colonists. In 1764, the Sugar Act was enacted, putting a high duty on refined sugar. Although resented, the Sugar Act tax was hidden in the cost of import duties, and most colonists accepted it. The Stamp Act, however, was a direct tax on the colonists and led to an uproar in America over an issue that was to be a major cause of the Revolution: taxation without representation. Passed without debate by Parliament in March 1765, the Stamp Act was designed to force colonists to use special stamped paper in the printing of newspapers, pamphlets, almanacs, and playing cards, and to have a stamp embossed on all commercial and legal papers. The stamp itself displayed an image of a Tudor rose framed by the word "America" and the Latin phrase Honi soit qui mal y pense–"Shame to him who thinks evil of it." Outrage was immediate. Massachusetts politician Samuel Adams organized the secret Sons of Liberty organization to plan protests against the measure, and the Virginia legislature and other colonial assemblies passed resolutions opposing the act. In October, nine colonies sent representatives to New York to attend a Stamp Act Congress, where resolutions of "rights and grievances" were framed and sent to Parliament and King George III. Despite this opposition, the Stamp Act was enacted on November 1, 1765. The colonists greeted the arrival of the stamps with violence and economic retaliation. A general boycott of British goods began, and the Sons of Liberty staged attacks on the customhouses and homes of tax collectors in Boston. After months of protest and economic turmoil, and an appeal by Benjamin Franklin before the British House of Commons, Parliament voted to repeal the Stamp Act in March 1766. However, the same day, Parliament passed the Declaratory Acts, asserting that the British government had free and total legislative power over the colonies. Parliament would again attempt to force unpopular taxation measures on the American colonies in the late 1760s, leading to a steady deterioration in British-American relations that culminated in the outbreak of the American Revolution in 1775.
1783 – Continental Army dissolved and George Washington made his "Farewell Address."
1784 – Maryland granted citizenship to Lafayette and his descendents.
1800 – John and Abigail Adams moved into "the President's House" in Washington DC. It became known as the White House during the Roosevelt administration.
1835 – Godfrey Weitzel, Union General, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio; died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19 March, 1884. He was graduated at the United States military academy in 1855, became 1st lieutenant of engineers in 1860, and was attached to the staff of General Benjamin F. Butler as chief engineer of the Department of the Gulf. After the capture of New Orleans he became assistant military commander and acting mayor of the city. He was commissioned brigadier-general of volunteers, 29 August, 1862, routed a large force of the enemy at Labadieville, Louisiana, in October of that year, and was brevetted major in the United States army for that service. He became captain of engineers, 3 March, 1863, commanded the advance in General Nathaniel P. Banks's operations in western Louisiana in April and May, 1863, a division at the siege of Port Hudson, Louisiana, and a division in the 19th army corps in the Lafourche campaign. On 8 July, 1863, he was brevetted lieutenant-colonel, United States army, "for gallant and meritorious services at the siege of Port Hudson." He joined in the western Louisiana campaign, and from May till September, 1864, was chief engineer of the Army of the James, being engaged at Swift's Creek, the actions near Drury's Bluff, and in constructing the defences of Bermuda Hundred, James River, and Deep Bottom. In August, 1864, he was brevetted major-general of volunteers "for meritorious and distinguished services during the civil war." He commanded the 18th army corps from September till December, 1864, was brevetted colonel in the United States army "for gallant and meritorious services at the capture of Fort Harrison, 30 September, 1864," became full major-general of volunteers on 7 November, was second in command of the first expedition to Fort Fisher, and in March and April, 1865, was in charge of all troops north of Potomac river during the final operations against General Robert E. Lee's army, taking possession of Richmond, 3 April, 1865. In March, 1865, he was brevetted brigadier-general in the regular army for services in that campaign, and major-general in the same rank "for gallant and meritorious services in the field during the civil war." He commanded the Rio Grande district, Texas, in 1865-'6, and was ': mustered out of volunteer service on I March of the latter year. He became major of engineers in 1866, and lieutenant-colonel in 1882, and from that date was in charge of various works of improvement in and near Philadelphia, and chairman of the commission advisatory to the board of harbor commissioners of that city.
1841 – "Mosquito Fleet" commanded by LCDR J. T. McLaughlin, USN, carries 750 Sailors and Marines into the Everglades to fight the Seminole Indians.
1843 – Secretary of Treasury Spencer issued new "Rules and Regulations for the governing of the Revenue Cutter Service" centralizing control of cutters under Revenue Marine Bureau, but leaving superintendence and direction with Collectors of Customs.
1861 – Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, 50 year veteran and leader of the U.S. Army at the onset of the Civil War, retired. Gen. George B. McClellan was made General-in-Chief of the Union armies. President Lincoln names George Brinton McClellan general in chief of the Union armies, replacing the aged and infirm Winfield Scott. In just six months, McClellan had gone from commander of the Ohio volunteers to the head of the Union army. McClellan's prewar career presaged his meteoric rise to the ranking Union general in the first year of the war. The Pennsylvania native graduated from West Point second in his class in 1846. He served with distinction under General Winfield Scott in the Mexican-American War. McClellan left his successful military career in 1857 for an engineering position with the Illinois Central Railroad, and by the time the war broke out in 1861 he was president of the St. Louis, Missouri, and Cincinnati Railroad. He resigned to accept command of the Ohio volunteers with the rank of major general. During the summer of 1861, McClellan lead Union troops in a series of small battles in western Virginia that resulted in Federal control of the strategic region, and he earned a national reputation-though it is debatable just how much McClellan contributed to the achievements; in several cases, decisions by his subordinates were the main reason for the success. Nonetheless, he provided Northern victories when they were in scarce supply. On July 16, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution recognizing his accomplishments in Virginia. Just five days later, the main Union force, commanded by General Irwin McDowell, suffered an ignominious defeat at the First Battle of Bull Run. In the aftermath of the debacle, many turned to McClellan to save the war effort. McClellan arrived in Washington on July 26 to take command of the disorganized and demoralized Army of the Potomac. He quickly began to build a magnificent fighting force, establishing a rigorous training procedure and an efficient command structure. He also demonstrated brashness, pomposity, and arrogance for many of the nation's political leaders. He loudly complained about Scott, and he treated the president with utter contempt. Still, he was the only real choice to replace Scott. No other Union general had achieved much of anything to that point in the war. After alienating much of the administration by early 1862, McClellan moved the Army of the Potomac to the James Peninsula for an attack on Richmond. As a field commander, he proved to be sluggish and timid, and he retreated from the outskirts of the Confederate capital when faced with a series of attacks by General Robert E. Lee during the Seven Days' battles in June. In July, Henry W. Halleck was named general in chief, and much of McClellan's Army of the Potomac was transferred to General John Pope's Army of Virginia. After Pope was defeated at Second Bull Run in August, much of McClellan's command was restored to him. Lee invaded Virginia, and McClellan defeated him at the Battle of Antietam in September. Despite this victoriy, his refusal to pursue the retreating Confederates led to his permanent removal in November 1862. In 1864, he challenged Lincoln for the presidency as the Democratic nominee but lost decisively.
1866 – 1st Civil Rights Bill passed.
1869 – Louis Riel seized Fort Garry, Winnipeg, during the Red River Rebellion. Louis Riel, Metis leader, helped stage an uprising against the influx of white settlers in Manitoba that resulted in a provisional government that he led. Manitoba was admitted as Canada's 5th province and the Metis were allocated 1.4 million acres of land, but Riel fled charged with failing to stop the execution of Thomas Scott, an English Protestant captured during the fighting.
1870 – The U.S. Weather Bureau made its first meteorological observations, using reports gathered by telegraph from 24 locations.
1871 – Steven Crane, poet and novelist, was born. He is best remembered as the author of "The Red Badge of Courage" (1895), a realistic portrayal of one soldier's Civil War battle experience. Crane's novels and short stories, which were influenced by the French Naturalistic writers, showed individuals at the mercy of natural and social forces. In the early 1890s Crane became a freelance writer in the Bowery area of New York City and, resulting from his firsthand observation of poverty in the slums, he wrote "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets" (1893), a book considered shocking at the time. Crane covered the Greco-Turkish War in 1897 and the Spanish-American War in 1898 as a news correspondent. His later short-story collections, such as "The Open Boat" and "Other Tales of Adventure" (1898), are recognized as masterpieces of the form. Stephen Crane died of tuberculosis in 1900 at the age of 28.
1915 – Parris Island is officially designated a United States Marine Corps Recruit Depot.
1918 – The third and final phase of the US-led Meuse-Argonne Offensive opens. The US First Army commanded by General Hunter Liggett resumes its northward advance and punches a way through the German defenses at Buzancy, thereby allowing the French Fourth Army to make a major crossing of the Aisne River. German resistance is collapsing and US forces move more rapidly along the valley of the Meuse River in the direction of Sedan.
1918 – 4th Marine Brigade participated in action at Meuse-Argonne. Americans and French advance between Aisne and Meuse in Argonne Forest.
1918 – British, French and Americans reach Gavere, on Scheldt (ten miles south of Ghent).
1924 – The 118th Observation Squadron, an element of the 43rd Division receives federal recognition on this date. Originally issued with obsolete Curtis JN-4 "Jennies" left over from World War I, the unit was later equipped with experimental Curtis OX-12's with rotary engines and a swept-wing design. While the planes proved an unstable photo-recon platform, the technology continued to improve so by World War II many American aircraft were propelled by rotary engines. When the unit was mobilized in February 1941 for World War II it was flying North American O-47B observation aircraft. Once on active duty it flew antisubmarine patrols off the coasts of South Carolina until it deployed to India in 1943. It ended the war flying reconnaissance missions in China.
1932 – Werner von Braun was named head of German liquid-fuel rocket program.
1936 – In a speech in Milan, Italy, Benito Mussolini described the alliance between his country and Nazi Germany as an "axis" running between Rome and Berlin after Count Ciano's visit to Germany.
1939 – 1st jet plane, a Heinkel He 178, was demonstrated to German Air Ministry.
1940 – 1st US air raid shelter was made in Fleetwood, Pa.
1941 – Japanese marine staff officers Suzuki and Maejima arrived in Pearl Harbor.
1941 – President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 8929 transferred the Coast Guard to Navy Department control. President Roosevelt announces that the U.S. Coast Guard will now be under the direction of the U.S. Navy, a transition of authority usually reserved only for wartime. The Coast Guard was established as the Revenue Marine Service by Alexander Hamilton, secretary of the treasury, in 1790. In 1915, the U.S. Lifesaving Service, formed in 1878, and the RMS combined to become the Coast Guard. During peacetime, the Guard was under the direction of the Department of Treasury until 1967, when the Department of Transportation took control. But during war, it was under the control of the U.S. Navy. What made FDR's November 1 announcement significant was that the United States was not yet at war-but more and more American ships were nevertheless becoming casualties of the European war. The Coast Guard's mission is to enforce all laws applicable to the waters within U.S. territory, including laws and regulations promoting personal safety and protection of property. It provides support and aid to all vessels within U.S. territorial waters. It is charged with inspecting sailing vessels and their equipment for violations of safety regulations, as well as lighthouses, buoys, navigation equipment, and radio beacons. The Guard operates and maintains a network of lifeboat and search-and-rescue stations, which also employs aircraft. The Guard's wartime duties include escorting ships, providing port security, and inspecting ships for everything from illegal drugs to munitions. They also have powers of interdiction-the right to stop, board, and inspect any vessel suspected of threatening U.S. security. In fact, Coast Guard ranks are analogous to those of the U.S. Navy; even the uniforms are similar. The Guard is headed by an admiral appointed by the president.
1942 – On Guadalcanal, two Marine regiments begin an attack west across the Matanikau River. American engineers have built bridges to aid supplying the attacks. There is heavy fighting. East of the American positions, American troops advance toward Koli Point to preempt an expected Japanese landing.
1943 – The US 3rd Marine Division (General Turnage) lands on Bougainville, in Empress Augusta Bay at Cape Tarokina. By the end of the day 14,000 American troops are ashore. Task Force 31 (Admiral Wilkinson) provides transport, Task Force 39 (Admiral Merrill) provides support with 4 cruisers and 8 destroyers and Task Force 38 (Admiral Sherman) with the carriers Saratoga and Princeton conduct raids against Buka and the Buna airfields. Coast Guard units also are in support. The local garrison of about 200 Japanese are overcome quickly. However, the island is defended by the Japanese 17th Army (General Hyakutake) with 40,000 troops and 20,000 naval personnel concentrated in the south. After unsuccessful air attacks on the landings the Japanese dispatch Admiral Omori from Rabaul in New Britain with 4 cruisers and 6 destroyers. Nearby a marine battalion occupies Puruata Island after defeating Japanese resistance. Meanwhile, the US 2nd Marine Parachute Battalion on Choiseul continues to engage Japanese forces. This is a diversion from the attack on Bougainville.
1943 – President Roosevelt orders the Solid Fuels Administration, headed by Ickes, to take over the operation of coal mines. There are 530,000 miners on strike at this time. Roosevelt also urges Congress to continue food subsidies to encourage production and prevent inflation.
1943 – In the Battle of Empress Augusta Bay, United States Marines, the 3rd Marine Division, land on Bougainville in the Solomon Islands.
1943 – The British 10th Corps (part of the US 5th Army) continues attacks on German defenses between Monte Massico and Monte Santa Croce in Italy.
1944 – On Leyte, Japanese forces in the line are reinforced by 2000 men for the base at Ormoc. The defending Japanese forces now consists of forces of the 36th Army (General Suzuki) including the original 16th Division and the new 30th and 102nd Divisions. The attacking US 7th Division (part of US 24th Corps) captures Baybay. Offshore, an American destroyer is sunk, and 5 others are badly damaged by Japanese Kamikaze and bombing attacks.
1944 – The first of some 9000 paper balloons, carrying bombs intended to be dropped over North American land, are released near Tokyo.
1944 – The US B-29 Superfortress "Tokyo Rose" of the 3rd Photo Reconnaissance Squadron makes the first American flight over Tokyo since 1942.
1949 – Authority to reestablish the Women's Reserve of the Coast Guard Reserves (SPARS), approved by the President on 4 August 1949 became effective.
1950 – Griselio Torresola and Oscar Collazo attempt to assassinate President Harry S. Truman at the Blair House in Washington, D.C. Truman, who had avoided an attempt on his life from the right-wing Israeli Stern Gang a few years earlier, escaped unscathed. In the autumn of 1950, the White House was being renovated and President Truman and his family were living in the nearby Blair House on Pennsylvania Avenue. On the afternoon of November 1, Truman and his wife were upstairs when they heard a commotion on the front steps of the house. Alerted by the sound of gunshots, Bess Truman glanced out the window and exclaimed, "Harry, someone's shooting our policemen!" Indeed, the pair of would-be assassins had strolled up to the front door of Blair House and opened fire. They never made it past the entry steps, however, due to the quick reaction of police officers and guards. Secret Service Agent Leslie Coffelt was mortally wounded in the ensuing melee, but not before he managed to kill Torresola. Collazo later revealed to police just how poorly planned the assassination attempt was: the assailants were unsure if Truman would even be in the house when they launched their attack at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Torresola and Collazo were political activists and members of the extremist Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, a group fighting for full independence from the United States. The "Independistas," as they were commonly called, targeted Truman despite his support of greater Puerto Rican autonomy. Apparently unfazed by the attempt on his life, Truman kept his scheduled appointments for the day. "A President has to expect these things," he remarked dryly. Oscar Collazo was sentenced to death, but in an admirable act of forgiveness on July 24, 1952, Truman commuted the sentence to life imprisonment.
1950 – The 24th Infantry Division's 21st Infantry Regiment achieved the northernmost progress of any U.S. ground unit in Eighth Army as it captured the village of Chonggo-do only 18 miles from Sinuiju on the Yalu River.
1950 – The 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, began movement from the port of Hamung on the east coast to the Chosin (Changjin) Reservoir 56 miles to the northeast.
1950 – MiG-15 jet fighters made their first appearance during the Korean War as they flew along the Yalu River to contest the Fifth Air Force's then complete dominance of the skies over North Korea.
1950 – The 8th Cavalry Regiment of the 1st Cavalry Division became the first U.S. unit to engage the Chinese in major ground combat when its 3rd Battalion was overrun at Unsan and suffered 600 killed or captured out of a strength 800. The entire regiment was reduced to 3/4 strength. After the battle, the attacking 115th and 116th Divisions of the Chinese 39th Army disappeared into the mountains of North Korea.
1951 – Operation Buster–Jangle: Six thousand five hundred American soldiers are exposed to 'Desert Rock' atomic explosions for training purposes in Nevada. Participation is not voluntary.
1952 – The United States exploded the first hydrogen bomb, in a test at Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands. The United States detonates the world's first thermonuclear weapon, the hydrogen bomb, on Eniwetok atoll in the Pacific. The test gave the United States a short-lived advantage in the nuclear arms race with the Soviet Union. Following the successful Soviet detonation of an atomic device in September 1949, the United States accelerated its program to develop the next stage in atomic weaponry, a thermonuclear bomb. Popularly known as the hydrogen bomb, this new weapon was approximately 1,000 times more powerful than conventional nuclear devices. Opponents of development of the hydrogen bomb included J. Robert Oppenheimer, one of the fathers of the atomic bomb. He and others argued that little would be accomplished except the speeding up of the arms race, since it was assumed that the Soviets would quickly follow suit. The opponents were correct in their assumptions. The Soviet Union exploded a thermonuclear device the following year and by the late 1970s, seven nations had constructed hydrogen bombs.
1954 – The US Senate admonished Joseph McCarthy for his slander campaign.
1955 – A time bomb aboard United DC-6 killed 44 above Longmont, Colorado. Jack Gilbert Graham rigged a time bomb for the Denver to Seattle flight and put it into his mother's suitcase in order to collect the insurance money. Graham was executed in the gas chamber Jan 11, 1957. Graham had pioneered airliner bombing.
1956 – Walter Brattain, John Bardeen and William Shockley were awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for the invention of the transistor. The trio invented the transistor in 1948 at the Bell Laboratories. William Schockley, co-developer of the transistor, founded Schockley Semiconductor Laboratory in Palo Alto. Two of his hires, Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore, later went on to start Intel Corp.
1956 – The 3d Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment helped evacuate Americans from Alexandria, Egypt.
1961 – Following his one week mission to Vietnam, General Maxwell Taylor writes to President Kennedy from the Philippines, urging the commitment of a 'US military task force' to Vietnam and advocates a 'massive joint effort' with the South Vietnamese to cope with the flood and the Vietcong. He feels the presence of US ground troops is essential 'to reverse the present downward trend of events.' Cabling from japan, Secretary of State Dean Rusk acknowledges the great importance of the security of Southeast Asia, but questions Diem's abilities as well as the ability of South Vietnam to succeed against the Communists even with US help.
1962 – Cuban missile crisis ended. JFK said USSR was dismantling missile bases.
1963 – Dissidents organized by the key generals of the South Vietnamese Army lay siege to the presidential palace, which is captured by the following morning. Diem and Nhu at first believe the attack to be the opening of a counter-coup engineered by Nhu and General To That Dinh, who controls nearly all forces in and around Saigon, but Dinh has joined with the dissident generals. Diem is unable to summon any support, but he and Nhu manage to escape.
1964 – The Vietcong assaulted the Bien Hoa airport at Saigon.
1967 – Operation Coronado IX began in Mekong Delta
1968 – Lyndon B. Johnson called a halt to bombing in Vietnam, hoping that this would lead to progress at the Paris peace talks.
1971 – The Eisenhower dollar was put into circulation.
1979 – Beginning of retirement of Polaris A-3 program begins with removal of missiles from USS Abraham Lincoln. Last Polaris missile removed in February 1982.
1983 – 300 Marines of the 22d Marine Amphibious Unit staged an amphibious and helicopter landing on the island of Carriacou, 15 miles northeast of Grenada, in a search for Cuban military installations or personnel. 17 Grenadian soldiers were captured, and arms, ammunition, and training sites were found. The next day the 22d MAU left the Caribbean area and proceeded to Beirut, Lebanon to replace the 24th MAU.
1984 – The largest marijuana bust to date in West Coast history took place November 1 as the cutter Clover nabbed the 63-foot yacht Arrikis 150 miles southwest of San Diego. The yacht was loaded with 13 tons of marijuana.
1992 – The space shuttle Columbia landed at Cape Canaveral, Fla., ending a 10-day mission that included the deployment of an Italian satellite.
1993 – The space shuttle Columbia landed at Edwards Air Force Base in California, ending a two-week mission.
1994 – The Senate Intelligence Committee released a report saying CIA Director R. James Woolsey's response to the Aldrich Ames spy case was "seriously inadequate," but that his predecessors were ultimately to blame for the scandal.
1995 – Bosnia peace talks for the countries of the former Yugoslavia were launched in Dayton, Ohio, with the leaders of Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia present.
1997 – Iraq announced that American weapons inspectors working with the UN would not be allowed to resume work on Nov 3.
1998 – The military arm of the radical Islamic group Hamas made an unprecedented threat against Yasser Arafat, demanding the Palestinian leader halt a crackdown against it, or face violent vengeance.
1999 – In Panama the US handed over Howard Air Force Base, Fort Kobbe and the Farfan residential zone.
2001 – US planes made their heaviest assaults to date in northern Afghanistan. 2001 – Anthrax spores were found in 4 mailrooms in Rockville, Md., a postal facility in Kansas City, 3 new locations in a Manhattan processing center and a 6th postal facility in Florida.
2003 – It was reported that over a dozen members of Saddam Hussein's government have been shot dead in the streets of Basra over the last month.
2004 – Iraqi gunmen in Baghdad seized an American, a Nepalese and 4 Iraqi hostages working for a Saudi supplier to the US military.
2004 – Gunmen killed Hatim Kamil, deputy governor of Baghdad, on his way to work.
2004 – Diaa Najm, an Iraqi freelance television cameraman, was killed while filming clashes between U.S. troops and insurgents in Ramadi.
2009 – Six Uyghurs detained at Guantanamo Bay detention camp are released by the United States and resettled in Palau.
2011 – The President of the United States, Barack Obama, makes Fort Monroe in Hampton, Virginia, a National Monument.
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Last week, Dan and I took a trip to Bear Creek Lake State Park, a small park in central Virginia. It was nice to get away from everyone else and just enjoy each other's company (for the first time in 6 or 7 months!) without expectations from anyone else to be here or there. The first day of our trip, though, was spent almost entirely in our tent, since it rained the whole day! Although, we both did kind of enjoy spending a day reading and napping and talking with each other (without the use of a cell phone!). I took charge of the cooking and actually prepared lots of delicious meals before I left for the campsite on Monday. I went for a completely vegetarian menu for the reason that meats are a little more worrisome when keeping everything in a cooler (is it going to stay cold enough? will the meat contaminate other things while sitting in there? and so on...). Some of the main events of the menu included Blueberry Pancakes (cooked on a camp stove), Teriyaki Tofu with Veggies and Soba Noodles (cooked in foil over the fire), Black Bean Enchiladas (cooked in a dutch oven), and one super delicious Apple Pie (also using the dutch oven). I was really proud of how everything turned out, I can't wait to do it again!
eating my apples and oatmeal concoction for breakfast on the last day
On our second day, the day we had to pack up and leave, the sun came out and the air warmed up enough to put on some shorts! Luckily, we didn't have to be out of the site until 3pm, so there was plenty of time to relax and make some breakfast, and go walk on some of the parks trails.
turns out the best picture of the two of us was one where Dan didn't smile
I love stumbling upon colorful wildflowers!
The park wasn't all that big, but I guess I'm comparing to places near Blacksburg, which have long, secluded trails, leading to magnificent clearings. I think if it had been sunny and warm on our first day, we would have rented out one of their little canoes and spent a little time on the water.
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I love adventurous things like this with Katy, Ci, Grace and Julia. They're always up for having fun. When it was finally time to go we waited at the bottom of the stairwell to be released one by one. I carried a bottle of water with me and didn't try to go hard at first.
Julia, Katy and I caught up to each other and stuck pretty close the rest of the way up. my legs were burning by the 4th floor and we were spent by floor 16, halfway up. Finally we made it to the 36th floor and the view over the city was beautiful. I didn't have a heart attack and I only felt like I was going to throw up for a couple minutes.
Fudge did the Triple Step (3 times to the top) and more fun friends like Elise and Lulu did it too.
Handstands make your legs feel better after climbing 780 steps.
The fun was far from over when we completed the climb. Julia and I looked so campy in the middle of January which was sweet. Did you know she'll be in the CILT Pack this summer?
A big group of friends joined the Andritsch fam across the street at Le Peep for breakfast/lunch. The girls researched love languages and devoured pancakes, waffles, eggs and bacon.
I took a slight detour on the way home with Ci and Julia to show them the Indianapolis Public Library. It's one of my favorite buildings downtown-- a mix of old and new architecture. We rode the escalators all the way to the top to get a view over the whole city.
Later tonight we gathered at Julia's house for her birthday party. She invited her best friends from all her different friend groups-- Chloe, Anne, Olivia Kegley, Olivia Burgess, Katy, Hope, Brooke, Hannah, Leah, Maddy and me. (Carol couldn't come because of a competition). We started with dinner at Chipotle-- Julia's favorite place.
Eventually we made it back to Julia's house for birthday cake, presents and a sleepover.
Hope and I gave Julia the same Patagonia-look-alike-fleece from Old Navy. She got knitting needles from Katy. Hannah gave her a really cool little book that we all filled in with things we love about Julia.
Julia's mom has a photography studio in Fishers called Studio 116. (You should get your Senior pics done with her!) The coolest part of the night was when we got to go to her studio and take pictures of all the friends. I loved getting to see all of these friends from different parts of Julia's life together at once. All the pictures will be in the next post.


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Well friends,
Today is Tuesday and tomorrow is Wednesday.
With online College classes it is a little different then regular "sit in" college. Therefore, my week starts on Thursday and ends on Wednesday. I actually hate this set up. When I say hate I mean, real real hate. It seriously throws my WHOLE week off. I'm so used to the week starting on a Monday and ending on a Sunday.
Although I am slowly learning what it means to be flexible with the plan the LORD has!! I live such a planned busy crazy life that many times I don't necessarily agree with the LORD. At least not right away. Sometimes I find I can become very bitter in not knowing why God does some of the things he does, why he give me so much on one plate, why he isn't giving me a job when I need one so badly and why I can't seem to get everything done at once.THEN I remember, oh yeah...because he can, because he is still good, because he still provides, because his timing is perfect and most of all because he won't give me more then I can handle. He is the God of grace, love and truth. So not matter how annoyed I get with college, no matter how much I want to quit, no matter how crazy my life is....it is Beautiful and Blessed.
I am so blessed with College it is not even funny! God has abundantly provided for my schooling to move towards my dream. I am so thankful for the blessing on a daily basis.This is such a beautiful blessing I can never get over it. Besidesof course leaning on Jesus, do you all know how I get through my Tuesdays?
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Some days my sewing is almost perfect!
The machine sews perfect seams. . .
I remember the correct seam allowance. . .
I only need to read the pattern instruction, twice . . .
The right sides are facing together every! single! time!
On those days I find I get more done than I ever expected.
And I feel so good about what I have accomplished. . .
Of course, THOSE sewing days are very few and very far between.
Because most sewing days are more like this:
The children run off with the measuring tape, using it for a jump rope and before I can remember what I need to measure, I first I need to find it . . .
The machine's bobbin decides it's going to do its own thing, causing a major backup of clumped-up thread in a millimeter of space . . .
I get side tracked, again, because (DOH) I forget that my children need to eat . . .
I've sewn the wrong side of the fabric to the right side of the fabric . . . for the sixth time!
On THESE days, I would have been better off had I started with a seam ripper rather than with a needle and thread.
Which make me SO extremely grateful for seam rippers.
Because repentance is like ripping out a seam.
Because even on my very best sewing day, you will find me with a seam ripper in hand! (It's true)!
Because as perfect as I want to be, I am so NOT!
And I can make some pretty dumb mistakes.
Sometimes those mistakes cost me.
And those mistakes take some time to figure out.
And sometimes that "some time" is so extremely frustrating.
Because for me, it means I have to undo E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G. I have just done for that entire day.
That's the seam ripper's job.
To rip out. To remove. To undo everything that's wrong.
So it can be made right.
And invariably, as I use my little tool, I remind myself that "Repentance is like ripping out a seam."
And my seam ripper is like the Atonement.
For when I rip out the seam and resew and redo, the sewing project I am working on turns out as if I had never made a mistake in the first place.
And even though I MAY remember the mistakes I made, they may fade because I took time to rip out those seams that weren't done right in the first place.
Repentance is like ripping out a seam and then sewing it back together – making it right and better than it was before, thanks to my seam ripper!


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Thanks everyone. It was a pleasure to share the details.
I was initially skeptical about going through the process without an agent but the thought of having all the original documents in a strangers possession didn't allow my mind to be at peace. Plus I realized that if I can overcome the problems myself, not only will I save money but also would have the knowledge and experience to get it done during my subsequent purchases. I made several mistakes and blunders, however the experience was quite satisfying. I hope i get the RC card without any issues
The question about LTT has been answered by AirWind.
CC - Clearance Certificate issued by one RTO within the state to enable a transfer to another RTO in the state. This is to be requested by submitting a hand written letter on the lines of the template I attached in my earlier post. It does not have a standard form.
For example transfer of a car from KR Puram RTO to Electronic City RTO required a CC from KR Puram RTO.
NoC - No Objection Certificate issued by RTO in one state to enable registration of vehicle in another state. The standard form required for this is Form 28.
For example transfer of a car from any RTO in Karnataka to TamilNadu requires a NoC from the Karnataka RTO.
I was under the impression that I could transfer our Jayanagar registered vehicle to my name in the same RTO itself. I was told that this is not possible and that I need to apply for CC. I was armed with filled Form 28 and produced the same only to see a confused expression on the RTO officials face. This is when I was told that CC and NoC are two different documents.
Its a breeze if one has all the correct documents. I did not during my CC application process which led to multiple visits. The ownership transfer part was a lot smother.
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I transferred my vehicle on my own. In my case even the RTO office also changed from Indiranagar to KR Puram, I has to face a bit of harassment though. A multiple visit was needed to submit the documents. Make sure that you carry a proper Address proof along with your PAN card.
Officers are quite good. You will not face any issue if you don't know local language though.
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Clear & informative article. I too have done most of my RTO works on my own and have had a smooth experience. Did Jayanagar RTO deliver the CC & RC to your address or the ex-owner's address? Once I had to get CC from Jayanagar RTO and was informed that it would be sent to the address on the RC only.
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Thanks for a neat and detailed description,
One question : How many days generally it takes for getting the New RC book/card by post from the date of submitting the documents ?
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Hi I have an urgent query which is connected to this topic. I am planning on getting the registration transferred to my name for a car I recently purchased.But the insurance for that has lapsed. So my question is while submitting my documents for ownership transfer is it needed that the insurance be on previous owners name or can I get a new insurance policy issues in my name and apply for transfer of vehicle.(Question specific to Karnataka RTO)
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I do not have a straightforward answer to your question. So the options are :
1. Getting insurance in previous owners name
This will work in the RTO without doubt.
It may be easier to get the insurance done since all documents will currently be in previous owners name. The insurance can later be transferred to your name. Ideally the seller is expected to sell a car that has a valid insurance.
Would like to add that my car, which is now in Bangalore, was insured in Kochi and to get the ownership transfer I was asked to produce the car at the Kochi office for inspection! I did not get the insurance transferred and instead bought a new policy. More info here - http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indian...sk-me-202.html (Automobile Insurance Queries? Ask me)
2. Getting insurance in your name :
Dont know if this will work at the RTO. It may end up being RTO specific - they have no regard for what is posted on the Transport Department website.
It may be a hassle to get the insurance in your name while all other documents are in previous owners name.
In short, if I were in your position I would stick to option 1. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the detailed writeup, this is no doubt very helpful.
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Guys, I am planning to re-register my car from TN to KA. It is a 2011 Ford Figo with LTT already paid in KA. I am in process getting a NOC from TN RTO. I went through the procedure mentioned in KA RTO website, but it doesn't say anything about the cost involved or about the change in the existing documents.
I have the following queries with regards to the procedure of re-registration,
1. Cost involved in re-registration and for getting a new number ( I understand a fancy number will carry a premium on it's own)
2. How will the re-registration affect the Insurance? Would I be required to buy a new insurance for the new number or can I transfer the existing one?
3. The same with RC. Will the KA RTO issue me a new RC card with the new number?
4. Any other obvious points I am missing from the above list..
Mods: I was not able to find any thread with the above information, hence creating a new one. Requesting you to merge with an existing one, if required.
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I am still not sure if I should go through a broker for re-registering. I went on my own for paying the LTT and didn't encounter any hassle in the procedure. I will try going to the RTO once to check the process and if it seems like it is gonna be cumbersome, I will get it done through an agent.
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If the required documents like NOC, identity proof and address proof are there, registration shouldn't be an issue for you to go through a broker.
All that they need is an NOC mainly.
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Well, music somewhat inspired me these past few days so I decided to make a music-related one without losing its winter/Christmas touch. The result is a Nodame Cantabile banner!!! I chose brown tones because it really looks warm and yummy. "musique d'hiver" means "winter music" ^_^ (I even checked freetranslations xD). My favorite part of my banner is the piano keys effect and the G-clef-inspired text backdrop. Yeah Kairu, I'm also learning the piano XD…
Also on a random note, another thing that inspired me to do is my new bob haircut 'ala Nodame. It's the shortest hair I ever had (well, since my baby days XD) because I always kept it long ever since then. If I had been emo on my previous banner, I had move on to that (the new hair speaks for it!!!) THE REBEL HAMSTER IS HERE XD!!!
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Thirsk is well know for the James Herriot TV series/ books the Herriot Centre is just off the obbled Market square of Thirsk. Market held every Monday & Saturday. Lots of walks in the Dales & several National Trust properties incl. Fountains Abbey, York Minster and seaside towns of Scarborough and Whitby within easy access.
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Hello, this is the wasted garden of Kitty. She's kept sedated so she probably thinks she's happy and does not know that she is wasting her time.
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Fragile with care
I made this when i heard that he was in jail again. Not a happy theme. Actually, I don't think he is the one who likes to say goodbye, he just comes and goes, like a libertine. Now, he's free, yeah! And I should make a new one with the title "we'll meet again".
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- britple said...
- 12:15 pm
- galaxy said...
I read the news yesterday as well, he got trouble in Germany.
- 9:18 pm
- galaxy said...
p.s. he caused the trouble indeed.
- 9:18 pm
- kittyshambles said...
britple, thank you!
galaxy, yes, i also worry about his new case, me as a very irrational fan, just want to say to all courts of the world "why can't you leave this person alone" (..err, i know we all have to be responsible for what we did.)
- 9:50 am
- Vv said...
you've made this? very nice and recreative, is it the cover of the book or what?
you have talent in handicraft stuff :)
- 10:45 pm
- kittyshambles said...
Thank you vv, it doesn't need any talent to make it, i just cut and paste various things, this kind of 亂嚟 art suits me most, so it's not a cover or anything, it's just for fun.
- 9:31 am
- galaxy said...
哎呀, 我以為係一些海報之類野忝....
Vv 講得對, 諗諗向這方面發展啦。
- 9:18 pm
- kittyshambles said...
haha, thanks galaxy, 言重了。
- 4:21 pm


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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has rejected former military ruler Pervez Musharraf's demands of military security and safe passage to Dubai to face his high treason trial, saying an "absconder" cannot give conditions and "dictate his prerequisites" to the court.
The federal government on Wednesday told a three-member special court that being an absconder for high treason, 73-year-old Musharraf cannot seek any relief until he surrenders before the court which is trying him in the high treason case.
"An absconder cannot dictate his prerequisites to the court and give conditions, that too his own subjective satisfaction, as to when he will appear and for how long," the government said in its response.
Musharraf filed an application before the special court on May 5 in which he expressed willingness to face the trial under military protection. He also sought assurance from the court that he would be given safe passage back to Dubai.
The government, through its chief prosecutor Mohammad Akram Sheikh, said, "The application has been filed only to prolong the conclusion of the trial," the Dawn reported.
"That similar applications requesting 'foolproof' security and citing medical and security reasons have previously been made in the other cases pending against the absconding accused but no other court allowed these requests." it said.
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It's Not Easy Saving Green
One of the many great parts of being an uncle to two small kids is rediscovering pleasures from my own childhood, things I'd pretended to outgrow. First among these is the Muppets, which at one time were more important to me than anything except the original Star Wars trilogy. Thanks to the Muppets on "Sesame Street" I could read before I could walk. My first word was "cookie" after watching way too much Cookie Monster. Later, while watching "The Muppet Show," I based my dating strategy on Animal, chasing after girls while shouting "Woman!, Woman!, Woman!" OK, that last sentence was a lie, but it would have been a more compelling reason for me being single for so long.
We're all looking for ways to cut costs, with the economy forcing some to take drastic measures. That got me thinking: Who has done more with less than the Muppets? After all, Kermit was made out of an old coat and some ping-pong balls. Let's look to Kermit and his compadres for ideas to get us through this crisis –
Nothing revolutionary here, but the Muppets often travel in one large bus, saving a bundle on gas money. And on "Sesame Street" Super Grover ("Smarter than a speeding bullet") shows an unwavering commitment to taking himself places without cars or buses. No matter how many times he crashes he keeps on flying.
Who doesn't worry about losing his home? Oscar the Grouch, who lives in the neighborhood trash can. He fits all of his possessions in there quite nicely. Wait a minute, you may be thinking, he's not too happy. After all, he is a grouch. But Oscar's problems are with the people around him. He wants to be left alone. He has no problems with his can, and he has no mortgage.
This can often be the first thing to go. It's hard to justify theater, clubbing, concerts, or even cable TV if money is tight. Bert, of Bert and Ernie fame, has no such issues. He's able to amuse himself for hours with his bottlecap collection (Side note – When I was in my 20s I collected beer bottles. I still have them somewhere. If you'd like them please let me know before my girlfriend makes me throw them out). Now Bert is nothing if not a Renaissance man. He's an accomplished painter. Does this hobby cost him? Not much, since he mostly paints oatmeal.
By sticking with cookies and whatever happens to be around him, I'm guessing Cookie Monster's food bills are pretty low. But the real hero here is the Swedish Chef. If he's short on ingredients, he will make a meal out of an old steering wheel. He makes his own donuts by blowing holes in cookies with a shotgun. And he saves money on seafood by beating fish over the head with his rolling pin. Be careful though. The fish usually grab the pin and hit him back.
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A quarterly roundup of the latest developments in technology, digital and health and social care by Lasa. We hope you find the update useful, so do stay in touch and follow us on Twitter @LasaICT and www.connectingcare.org.uk
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- Yahoo has confirmed that it is the victim of a cyber security breach affecting at least 500m accounts, perhaps the largest in history. More reaction from the Financial Times, Gemalto, and Geoffrey Fowler of the Wall Street Journal.
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She left him three daughters, whose names were Polemia, Discordia, and Usuria.
This seems speedily to have become obsolete, but the rule as to Discordia was permanent.
There is also, in Italy, a plant known as Discordia, likewise employed for love divinations.
E´ris.Same as Discordia, goddess of discord and strife, 138;apple cast by, 306.
It was not only when there was Discordia or sentences of relaxation that confirmation was required.
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French bank BNP Paribas has reported a sharp decline in full-year net profit on Thursday, of 157 million euros ($178 million) in 2014 - down 96.7 percent on the previous year - on the back of penalties.
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Yesterday I was in Fukoka. (*ノωノ)
I had fun. ..(〃ノω')σ
Thank you very much to everyone that came.
The image is
A colored paper given to me by fans for my birthday with messages on it.
Nevertheless… Isn't this picture dreamy?
Natsuki from the time of Jelly Beans
Natsuki from Arashi no Yoru ni wa
Natsuki from Kimi wa Pegasus
They're so great… ..(〃ノω')σ
They really suit me.
These pictures are wonderful.
Everyone, certainly
Look at them.
Today I met my mom and older sister. (*ノωノ)
It has been a long time since we got to see each other. (N´∀`)/`
We had a meal and went shopping.
It was fun.
Everyone, have a lovely day.
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on the 2nd day, we went to the Universal Studios Singapore. I was so excited!
if you want to go to USS from Chinatown, you've to take the MRT from Chinatown (purple line) to Harbour Front via Outram Park. From Harbour Front, go to the 3rd level of Vivo City Shopping mall and take a monorail. there you go! SENTOSA ISLAND!
1. Vivo City Shopping Mall
When first I arrived at Vivo City, they still not opened yet, so I just went to take a monorail directly.
2. Sentosa Island - Universal Studios Singapore
this photo below is what you'll see once you arrive at the Sentosa Island.
|the cute version of Merlion
and honestly, I love those cute things in front of Candylicious. There are M&M characters, Jelly Belly, Hershey's and Candylicious itself. They're so creative indeed. that's one of the reasons why I love Singapore. too cuteee to eat!
3. Universal Studios Singapore
Here is the famous Globe of USS! you know, Singapore is really hot. because I was wearing tanktop, my skin got burned. wrong outfit, I guess. and when you enter the USS, you'll see there are maps of USS so that you'll not get confused of where to go or play first. When I entered, I was amazed by their hollywood section. "Hollywood; Population : Glamorous" I think it's cute to tell the people that their population is glamorous. and when you enter the uss, you'll see popcorn truck first. near that truck, there are few hats to wear, like king's crown, witch's hat, a beanie with eyeballs, etc. so, I picked that witch's hat and Juwandi picked the king's crown. soo funny!
oh yeaa, they have a walk of fame too. I found Linda Evans'.
then, I got an idea to cover the "Evans" and showing "Linda"
|it's actually Linda Evans. But I covered the Evans. Here is my name, LINDA!
the first character that I met was Frankenstein. and we were the first people who took photos with him.
i never imagine that i'll meet him.
|we are the sexy ladies "Betty Boop"
|we are the sexy ladies "Betty Boob"
and so, first game we played was Madagascar. i'll not tell you guys what it looks like, cause you have to try it first. it won't so fun if you guys know it already. but i'll just say "FUNNY"
in Far Far Away, there are two games. And we chose the mini roller coaster first then the 4D theater.
they're all so cuteee (the designs, bulidings)
|The King and Queen
after we played Madagascar and Far Far Away, we decided to eat at Far Far Away Cafe. and look at the bottle below. it's soo long and big! but Juwandi and I finished it just in 1 hour. Singapore really so hot.
right after we ate at Shrek's Cafe, we went to Jurassic Park. but, we separated from the other couple cause Juwandi and I didn't play Jurassic Park.
and look at the girls below. they have amazing voices with great dance moves. i was truly impressed by them.
LOOK! We met Marylin Monroe! she's soooo bright. and so nice too.
and we met Winnie and Woody Woodpecker too! they both are so cute and from what I know, Woody is the icon of USS.
|Photos by Juwandi and I
but truly, I regret that I didn't play few games there. and honestly, I was looking for more characters there. after that, we went to the Vivo City, had dinner and shopping. but you know, the boys were going to a massage place. they're so funny indeed. I found my daddy his favorite brand : Crocodile. so I bought him one polo shirt. and He likes it!


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- Sportmail, from The Daily Mail, about Wayne Bridge's refusal to join the World Cup squad
Sportsmail made a good point. When did weak men win the World Cup? Maybe in 2005 with Italy, when Materazzi got head-butted in the chest by Zidane and fell down, whimpering like a baby. Or maybe in 2002, when Rivaldo had the ball thrown at him by a Turkish player, and he fell to the floor clutching his head, whimpering like a baby. Or maybe in 1998, when... I wasn't interested in football back then, but I'm sure something happened which resulted in a French player falling to the ground, whimpering like a baby.
So on the face of it, weak men DO win the World Cup, and they win it fairly regularly. As long as you stock your team with fragile players with a propensity to fall on the floor at the slightest touch, who play-act and show world-class displays of gamesmanship, you're in with a good chance. On that note, I think England have a good chance. Terry slips when taking a penalty, and he ends up crying. Gerrard dives like a hawk spotting a juicy rabbit. Rooney's too honest to dive, but he often jumps, miscues his position and falls over. I think England have enough weak men to pull off a World Cup victory.
What I don't think is healthy is the moral stand Bridge is taking. I don't understand it myself (I would've thought your ex would be fair game for your mates, especially if your mate is a philandering man-whore like John Terry), but Wayne Bridge has been slighted and has withdrawn from the World Cup team out of principle. He doesn't want to be tainted by associating with John Terry. He won't be swayed by money, fame, England caps or the lure of everlasting glory. The man has his principles, and one of them is to have nothing to do with John Terry. I think that's something a lot of us can emphasise with.
However, think what would happen this notion spread, and other members of the England squad withdrew out of principle. Say, Barry didn't like Gerrard's constant diving, and withdrew because of that. Or James didn't like Ferdinand's lame excuse for skipping a drug test, and withdrew. Or if Theo didn't like Ashley Cole's manwhorish ways, and left because of that. Pretty soon, England would be left with a bunch of degenerate, sex-obsessed, diving misanthropes, and the only players who would agree to play with them would be players like Joey Barton. Therefore, I think England could excuse Bridge from this World Cup squad, to quarantine the rest of the squad from his subversive, ethical stand.
Or if not, they could even do it out of compassion. It's difficult for me to watch John Terry on TV. I can't begin to imagine how difficult it would be to play with him on the same pitch, or train with him, or eat with him in the hotel, or hang around him in between football commitments. Wayne Bridge had to do that for a number of years while he was playing for Chelsea, so it's no wonder he's not eager for more companionship with Terry. Four(?) years of Terry is more than any sane man can bear.


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