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@missilecrisis62: The Cuban missile crisis is over (at least the 13 Days) but the Cold War continues! Stay tuned to @coldwartweets.
@missilecrisis62: Dismantling of missile sites on Cuba by Soviet troops begins
@missilecrisis62: JCS revaluate airstrike plans in light of recent estimate of military capacity in Cuba & debate if tactical nuclear weapons now be used
@missilecrisis62: Rusk warns against gloating at Sov decision & states that with IL-28s still in Cuba "it is not yet the time to say this is over"
@missilecrisis62: Instructions to dismantle missiles are received by Soviet troops on Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Castro declares other measures he feels should be taken inc ending economic blockade against Cuba & stopping all US recon flights
@missilecrisis62: Castro declares US promise of nonaggression "unsatisfactory" without further measures
@missilecrisis62: JFK agrees US considers IL-28 fighter planes on Cuba "offensive" & should push for their removal but not get "hung up" on this
@missilecrisis62: JFK orders that no reconnaissance mission be flown over Cuba & no action taken against Soviet ships
@missilecrisis62: McNamara informs ExComm that Grozny has stopped moving & no other Soviet ships will enter quarantine zone during the day
@missilecrisis62: RFK meets with Dobrynin who notes that Khrushchev has agreed to withdraw missiles & wants to send his best wishes to both RFK & JFK
@missilecrisis62: Castro reportedly goes to San Antonio Air Force base in order to shoot down US low-level aircraft himself, however none appear
@missilecrisis62: In Havana Castro (who wasn't consulted beforehand) curses the decision, calls Khrushchev "son of a bitch, bastard, asshole"
@missilecrisis62: However McNamara replies that the withdrawal of missiles leaves the US in a much stronger position than the USSR - http://t.co/dCcSCun0
@missilecrisis62: Admiral Anderson complains that "the no-invasion pledge leaves Castro free to make trouble in Latin America"
@missilecrisis62: Lemay tells ExComm that "the Soviets may make a charade of withdrawal and keep some weapons in Cuba." - http://t.co/c72LzaQI
@missilecrisis62: JFK states "I feel like a new man nowƒThank God it's all over"
@missilecrisis62: JFK declares message from Moscow "an important & constructive contribution to peace"
@missilecrisis62: U.S. army chief announces that MRBM sites now operational, can be made ready to fire in 2 1/2 hours - http://t.co/LgzPxEqG
@missilecrisis62: Radio Moscow broadcasts message from Khrushchev stating that Sov Gov has "issued a new order on the dismantling of the weapons"
@missilecrisis62: Some members of JCS unenthusiastic about developments - Admiral Anderson states "we've been had"
@missilecrisis62: Soviet ship Grozny ordered by Moscow not to challenge the blockade & comes to a standstill just outside the quarantine zone
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev also orders Pliyev "We have taken a decision to dismantle the R-12 missiles & evacuate them. Begin to implement this measure"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev informed that U2 plane shot down by Anderson on the 27th was by Soviet not Cuban troops
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev sends message to Pliyev stating "We consider that you acted too hastily in shooting down the American U2"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev informs Presidium that the USSR will retaliate "if an attack on Cuba" but "we agree to dismantle the missile sites"
@missilecrisis62: Cuban radio declares "whoever attempts to invade Cuba will gather only the dust of its blood-drenched soil, if they do not die in the fight"
@missilecrisis62: ExComm also plans to announce any Sov submarine within 500 mile intercept zone "hostile" & to be fired upon if they present "a threat"
@missilecrisis62: JCS has revised schedule of reaction times to attack Cuba inc full airstrike in 12 hrs, invasion in 7 days & all forces ashore in 18 days
@missilecrisis62: US Intel states that Soviet ship Grozny is continuing for Cuba & predicts she will reach quarantine line by dawn - http://t.co/JTU85uuC
@missilecrisis62: Castro meets with Alekseyev in Havana to discuss the crisis. Alekseyev later recalls Castro "evaluated the situation as highly alarming"
@missilecrisis62: Moscow order submarine B-59 to "throw off your pursuers" & move close to Havana but sub still surrounded by US Navy
@missilecrisis62: JFK requests a plan be drawn up for the possible early removal of Jupiter missiles from Turkey
@missilecrisis62: Rusk dictates proposal to the UN for U Thant to request removal of both Jupiter missiles in Turkey & Soviet missiles in Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Unknown to rest of ExComm JFK & Rusk prepare contingency plan for a public Turkey-for-Cuba missile trade
@missilecrisis62: Soviet sub B-59 surfaces amongst 4 US destroyers & raise Soviet state flag. Savistsky demands US Navy "half your provocative actions"
@missilecrisis62: Member of ExComm jokes "Suppose we make Bobby [RFK] mayor of Havana" - http://t.co/zbYH6J7X
@missilecrisis62: McNamara: US must be "damned sure" to have prepared "a government for Cuba" & plans on how to respond to SovUnion in Europe
@missilecrisis62: ExComm reconvenes to discuss next steps inc an airstrike & extending blockade to include the transport of petroleum & oil
@missilecrisis62: Castro sends message to the UN stating that he will order work on missile sites to cease if the US lifts quarantine - http://t.co/XansjXVd
@missilecrisis62: JFK's letter, drafted earlier, is transmitted to Moscow & released directly to press to avoid communication delays
@missilecrisis62: RFK returns to White House & says of mood: "we had not abandoned hope but what hope there was now rested with Khrushchev"
@missilecrisis62: Dobrynin recalls that "Robert Kennedy was very upset, I've never seen him like this before." - http://t.co/TNUNYI4Z
@missilecrisis62: RFK also assures Dobrynin: "only 2-3 people" know about Turkey deal apart from himself & JFK - http://t.co/qte9Okdk
@missilecrisis62: RFK tells Dobrynin that U.S. missiles can be removed from Turkey in four-five months - http://t.co/dFjVYpD3
@missilecrisis62: RFK meets Dobrynin, warns time running out, US generals 'itching for a fight'. - http://t.co/C8ax8fNJ
@missilecrisis62: US Intel report on Cuban missile sites: "The canvas is off the launchers, missiles are on the launchers" - http://t.co/2H39cCRc
@missilecrisis62: LeMay opposes immediate attack on SAM site. "We would open ourselves to retaliation." - http://t.co/OapIfBFC
@missilecrisis62: Panicked Sub Commander Savitsky orders submarine's nuclear torpedo to be made combat ready - http://t.co/mtNY6M0C
@missilecrisis62: "We will sink them all, we will not disgrace our Navy" Soviet sub commander declares defiance of US depth charges - http://t.co/hJh1Ryhs
@missilecrisis62: Sov crews feel as if blasted "with a sledgehammer". Commander wonders if "war has already started up there, while we are doing somersaults"
@missilecrisis62: U.S Navy located all 4 Sov submarines, begins dropping depth charges to signal them to the surface but Sub commanders don't understand
@missilecrisis62: JFK authorizes plans for round the clock surveillance of Cuba but orders that they be put on hold until the next day
@missilecrisis62: JFK also decides to send oral message via Dobrynin that if Sovs do not remove missiles from Cuba then US will take military action
@missilecrisis62: ExComm drafts message to Khrushchev negotiating on his 1st request of US noninvasion pledge exchanged for declaration that Sov ships unarmed
@missilecrisis62: JFK decides not to retaliate but agrees to attack SAM sites if any more planes shot down
@missilecrisis62: JCS informed that "All but two of our planes fired at" over Cuba - http://t.co/x2UMmtxS
@missilecrisis62: Taylor informs ExComm that Anderson's U2 shot down, presumably by a SAM site
@missilecrisis62: JFK asks U Thant to request that the Soviet gov stop work on missile bases as negotiations continue
@missilecrisis62: 6 US recon planes take off for low level mission over Cuba. 2/6 forced to abort due to mechanical failures
@missilecrisis62: CIA intercepts a message broadcast near Havana calling for the destruction of "any kind of yangui [Yankee] property"
@missilecrisis62: Convoy of nuclear warheads arrived in Sidorov's regiment in Calabazar de Sagua, who now has 8 R-12 missiles capable of hitting the US
@missilecrisis62: Cuban radio announces that Cuban air forces "ready to defend the sacred rights of the motherland"
@missilecrisis62: 2 B-52 jets take off from Texas carrying 1.1 megaton nuclear weapons in preparation to bomb the Soviet Union if necessary
@missilecrisis62: JCS informed that Anderson's U-2 overflying Cuba "30-40 minutes overdue" in returning home - http://t.co/HB0irdWe
@missilecrisis62: Maultsby manages to return to US airspace safely, told "Welcome home" over his radio
@missilecrisis62: On hearing the news JFK laughs bitterly and says "there's always some sonofabitch that doesn't get the word"
@missilecrisis62: JFK's aides panic at news of missing U2, worried Sovs will regard it as "last min Intel reconnaissance in preparation for nuclear war"
@missilecrisis62: McNamara horrified at missing U2: "I must tell Rusk at once...this means war with the Soviet Union" - http://t.co/cCgO8H5v
@missilecrisis62: Lemay informs JCS of Maultsby's missing flight: "A U-2 is lost off Alaska." - http://t.co/Tzh2V03O
@missilecrisis62: Curtis LeMay says to JCS: "Attacking [Cuba] Sunday or Monday" - http://t.co/NTZHpfSF
@missilecrisis62: US military chiefs argue that "delay in taking further direct military actionÄis to the benefit of the Soviet Union"
@missilecrisis62: Maultsby picks up Russian folk music on his U2 radio & realizes he is lost in Sov airspace. US fighter jets in Alaska head to assist
@missilecrisis62: General Power informed of Maultsby's missing U2 flight
@missilecrisis62: White House spokesman Salinger tells reporters that latest Sov message 1 of "several inconsistent & conflicting proposals" from Moscow
@missilecrisis62: JFK tells governors - "I chose the quarantine because I wondered if our people are ready for the bomb"
@missilecrisis62: Unaware of lost & shoot down U2s, JFK meets with delegation of state governors to discuss civil defense
@missilecrisis62: As Maultsby crosses the border 6 Soviet interceptor jets take off from Chukotka to shoot down the intruder plane
@missilecrisis62: Confused by the Northern Lights, U2 piloted by Maultsby strays into Soviet Airspace
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Grozny approaching blocade line. McNamara erroneously believes it is carrying missile fuel. - http://t.co/7WB0JFXA
@missilecrisis62: US nuclear test is conducted over the pacific - 800 megaton bomb dropped
@missilecrisis62: U2 piloted by Anderson is shot down by Soviet troops in Cuba without direct authorization from Moscow
@missilecrisis62: In Moscow newspaper headlines read "Keeping the peace is the main goal of the government of the USSR"
@missilecrisis62: Maxwell Taylor: "President has a feeling that time is running out" - http://t.co/isj5Amx2
@missilecrisis62: Maxwell Taylor informs JCS that the "President seized with idea of trading Turkish for Cuban missiles" - http://t.co/yV6n1h2x
@missilecrisis62: In JCS meeting LeMay calls for execution of air strikes, followed by invasion of Cuba - http://t.co/24cEMt37
@missilecrisis62: ExComm begins debating response to 2nd message - JFK states that going to war rather than accepting a trade "an insupportable position"
@missilecrisis62: 2nd message from Khrushchev begins to be received by US Gov - request missiles in Cuba swapped for those in Turkey - http://t.co/LhridNST
@missilecrisis62: AP & Reuters bulletins state Khrushchev says will withdraw Cuban missiles in exchange for Turkish ones - JFK not yet received this message
@missilecrisis62: JFK agrees to ask U Thant to inform the Russians in NYC of where the US is drawing the quarantine line
@missilecrisis62: U2 plane piloted by Major Anderson takes off for a low level reconnaissance of Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Radio Moscow broadcasts message from Khrushchev calling for removal of US missiles in Turkey in exchange Soviet missiles in Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Protests take place in London with chants of "Hands off Cuba" & "Up Fidel, Kennedy to hell!"
@missilecrisis62: CIA concludes that five out of six MRBM sites on Cuba "fully operational" - http://t.co/MldJKW9f
@missilecrisis62: Heavily organized protests take place in Moscow against "Yankee aggressors"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev orders Pliyev: "do not use nukes" on Cuba without authorization from Moscow. - http://t.co/bwjV3fnu
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev orders return of R-14 warheads aboard the Aleksandrovsk
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev meets with Presidium, tells them US "not going to invade now" & doubts JFK's "bravery" - http://t.co/v7XQ5mtd
@missilecrisis62: U2 flight piloted by Captain Maultsby takes off from Alaska on routine air sampling mission to collect evidence of Soviet nuclear tests
@missilecrisis62: Planned Soviet nuclear test takes place over Arctic Circle - 260 kiloton bomb dropped
@missilecrisis62: Castro tells Khrushchev that U.S. aggression imminent "within 24-72 hours", urges preemptive strike on us - http://t.co/8BfgADpR
@missilecrisis62: Castro also concerned US underestimation of Soviet troops on Cuba an attempt to undermine Soviet desire to defend the island
@missilecrisis62: Castro shares concerns that Khrushchev's resolve is faltering with Sov. Ambassador Alekseev in Havana
@missilecrisis62: Soviet missile testing site in Kazakhstan ordered to prepare 2 R-7 missiles with 2.8 megaton nuclear warheads capable of reaching NYC
@missilecrisis62: US intelligence becomes aware that antiaircraft radar & weapons on Cuba are now operational - http://t.co/4mGZjJQ5
@missilecrisis62: Press becomes restricted in Havana - foreign journalists who complain are arrested & accused as "American agents"
@missilecrisis62: Guantanamo bay guarded by 5868 Marines with another Marine division enroute via Panama Canal. 150000 troops mobilized for ground invasion
@missilecrisis62: After identifying more military sites in Cuba, US reviews poss airstrike plan to include 3 huge strikes per day - named Operation Scabbards
@missilecrisis62: Convey of nuclear warheads departs central storage depot in Bejucal (which US unaware of) for regiment in central Cuba lead by Col. Sidorov
@missilecrisis62: Pliyev begins dispersing nuclear warheads - firstly to the regiments that had the best chance of a successful nuclear strike on US
@missilecrisis62: Pliyev tells Moscow he expects "US airstrike during the night..I have decided to use all air defense means available to me"
@missilecrisis62: A letter from Khrushchev to JFK reaches the White House. It has taken 12 hrs to be sent from Moscow in full - http://t.co/T3kaRKLB
@missilecrisis62: UK Prime Minister Macmillan speaks to JFK & offers to "immobilize" the 60 Thor missiles in the UK with US owned nuclear warheads
@missilecrisis62: Scali meets again with Fomin: "I have reason to believe that [US Gov] sees real possibilitiesƒhowever time is very urgent"
@missilecrisis62: Crowds in Havana cheer Captain Romanov of Vinnitsa as first Soviet ship to pass through US blockade.
@missilecrisis62: Castro orders Cuban antiaircraft forces to fire on all US aircraft flying overhead: "we cannot tolerate these low-level over flights"
@missilecrisis62: Roselli, a mobster who was involved a CIA-directed plan to poison Castro, returns to Washington after mission "put on hold"
@missilecrisis62: Contrary to his earlier mentality, RFK rules out "major acts of sabotage" against Cuba while international tensions so high
@missilecrisis62: RFK derides CIA Operation Mongoose head Harvey for attempted sabotage when "security exceedingly tight, results questionable & losses high"
@missilecrisis62: Cuban President Dorticos tells Yugoslav ambassador that US attack "inevitableƒ...will be a miracle if it does not come this evening"
@missilecrisis62: President of Brazil sends message to Castro saying that US would destroy missile site unless construction "suspended in next 48hrs"
@missilecrisis62: Castro hears rumors that JFK gave UN a deadline for "liquidation" of Sov. missiles in Cuba - assumes if not met US will attack missile sites
@missilecrisis62: Raymond Hare (US ambassador in Turkey) warns Turkish Gov will "deeply resent" a trade of missiles on Cuba with those on Turkey
@missilecrisis62: JFK asks news of successful US boarding of Marucla be put out "right now" to "restore our credibility" - http://t.co/Dg9QtM9d
@missilecrisis62: JFK & McCone debate removing missile sites - JFK still fears airstrike/invasion causing Soviets to fire missiles & a "very bloody fight"
@missilecrisis62: McCone: "invading is going to be a much more serious undertaking than most people realize - it's very evil stuff they've got there"
@missilecrisis62: Excomm showed low level recon photos. McCone points out Luna missiles as "tactical nuclear weapons for fighting troops in the field"
@missilecrisis62: Adm Anderson: "we are getting ready for the Grozny tomorrow -supposed to have missile fuel". - http://t.co/kZgdMtDV
@missilecrisis62: After 4 weeks at sea Lieutenant Andreev describes conditions on B-36: "the commander's nerves are shot to hell" & heat up to 134 degrees
@missilecrisis62: Noticing it has been spotted 80 miles east of Grand Turk, B-36 submarine goes into an emergency dive
@missilecrisis62: B-36 sub seen by US Navy plane after tracking by Sound Surveillance System - technological breakthrough - http://t.co/IEtiJog5
@missilecrisis62: US analysts conclude 4/6 medium range missiles "fully operational" the rest operational within 2 days
@missilecrisis62: US analysis of recon photos reveal military encampment of Soviet troops & Luna missiles capable of destroying US invading force on Cuba
@missilecrisis62: JFK orders Navy to board Marucla, a Lebanese freighter under USSR charter: 'We've got to prove sooner or later that the blockade works"
@missilecrisis62: Soviet news headlines: "Everything to Prevent War. Reason Must Prevail"
@missilecrisis62: U.S. fires successful Thor missile test near Johnston Island, with 1000 kt yield, named Bluegill Triple Prime. http://t.co/CVL6T6oV
@missilecrisis62: In response to false alarm caused by bear, Air Force begins "flushing" nuclear interceptor force from Volk Field, WI.
@missilecrisis62: US Navy reports several sightings of Soviet submarines
@missilecrisis62: USS Kennedy approaches Lebanese freighter Marucla & informs her that she will be barded in the morning
@missilecrisis62: Stevenson tells Zorin he is "prepared to wait for my answer until hell freezes over". Zorin refuses to look at photographs.
@missilecrisis62: Taunted by Stevenson, Soviet Ambassador Zorin refuses to confirm or deny knowledge of missiles before UN - http://t.co/KTdkm07F
@missilecrisis62: US Ambassador Stevenson shows intelligence photos of Sov missiles to UN Security Council - http://t.co/tX05Vl1g
@missilecrisis62: UN Secretary General Thant writes to JFK & Khrushchev, requests they avoid direct confrontation while quarantine in place
@missilecrisis62: Secretary of Defense orders 5th marine expeditionary brigade to sail for Cuba - http://t.co/li1tIR0n
@missilecrisis62: US Navy surveillance photographs Soviet submarine B-130 surfacing near quarantine line - http://t.co/sQ506h6F
@missilecrisis62: Low level surveillance over San Cristobal shows heavy tire tracks suggesting missile readiness drills - http://t.co/ALZrHFxK
@missilecrisis62: Soviets remain confident US unaware of FKR cruise missiles with nuclear warheads on Cuba, capable of destroying Guantanamo Bay
@missilecrisis62: Lieutenant Coffee photographs nuclear capable "Luna" missiles in #cuba. first evidence of tactical nukes. - http://t.co/Cn7ugYHr
@missilecrisis62: Secretary of Defense Rusk authorizes stopping "non-bloc ship" & stopping and boarding the Grozny - http://t.co/skN6vns2
@missilecrisis62: JFK approves a program to drop propaganda leaflets over Cuba but "Operation Bugle Call" never actually carried out
@missilecrisis62: Tip from US journalist on Cuba embed plan leads Soviet spies to concude that US invasion imminent. - http://t.co/FZNgk2c9
@missilecrisis62: USS Essex and USS Gearing attempt to intercept Soviet tanker Bucharest but it is allowed to continue to Cuba - http://t.co/m60D5Hyh
@missilecrisis62: Workers at Matahambre mine discover and dismantle the planted bombs
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev suggests removing R-12s from Cuba and "leave other missiles thereƒstrengthen Cuba & save it for 2 or 3 years"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev proposes compromise to Presidium: to remove Sov missiles from Cuba if JFK give "firm guarantees" not to attack Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev meets with Presidium & acknowledges that to avoid nuclear war he had to "dismantle the missile sites" - http://t.co/x9ToXACM
@missilecrisis62: JFK writes to Khrushchev stating US action entirely in response to Soviet deception over missile deployment - http://t.co/bvj4kvbD
@missilecrisis62: Vera attacks 2nd bomb designed to bring tower down and disrupt power to the mine
@missilecrisis62: Orozco places 2 bombs on cables from the tower to be carried to copper mine & Santa Lucia docks when tramway starts in the am
@missilecrisis62: Orozco & Vera (CIA saboteurs in Cuba) reach "break over tower" between Matahamre copper mine and the sea after 5 days
@missilecrisis62: In response to US recon flights over all missile launch sites, Gen. Statsenko orders that missiles "move to reserve positions"
@missilecrisis62: Soviet missile crews show that they can successfully reach Readiness Condition 2 leaving R-12 missiles 60 mins from launching
@missilecrisis62: In Cuba Soviet regiments practice preparing R-12 missiles for launch & targeting them as far as New York which CIA believed impossible
@missilecrisis62: JFK informs his friend Charles Bartlett of his belief that Soviet ships "are coming through"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev tells JFK "we will not simply be bystanders" to "piratical acts by American ships" - http://t.co/41FqZYgp
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev sends JFK a message accusing him of "outright banditry" & "pushing mankind to the abyss of a nuclear war"
@missilecrisis62: At dinner, JFK dismisses a toast to celebrate turnaround of Soviet ships: "you don't want to celebrate in this game this early"
@missilecrisis62: Dobrynin will later call Oct 24 "probably the most memorable day in the whole long period of my service as ambassador to the US"
@missilecrisis62: US public increasingly worried of nuclear apocalypse. Bob Dylan later describes "the fearful night we thought the world would end"
@missilecrisis62: McNamara gives cautious statement to US press "some of the bloc vessels...appear to have altered course...intercepts necessary"
@missilecrisis62: Crisis causes prices on NY Stock Exchange to fall. Economist tells NY Times that "massive uncertainty" might result if it continues
@missilecrisis62: Marines plan for invasion of Cuba by 120000 US troops. Potential casualties in 1st 10 days estimated >18000 with 4000 dead
@missilecrisis62: Aboard helicopter carrier USS Okinawa, US Marines chant "Gonna go to #Cuba, whatta we gonna do? Gonna castrate Castro"
@missilecrisis62: Castro inspects defenses east of Havana & resolves to move antiaircraft guns inland to target low flying planes & defend missiles
@missilecrisis62: Castro meets with staff & objects to low level US recon flights: exclaims "no political reason" not to "dejalos fritos" ("fry them")
@missilecrisis62: Gen. Power's unauthorized address to SAC on open airwaves ("ready to meet any emergencies") picked up by USSR intelligence
@missilecrisis62: SAC, under Gen. Power, have selected 220 "high priority Task 1 targets" in USSR for immediate destruction if alert given
@missilecrisis62: US seaplane spots disruption from submarine snorkel - is Sov sub B-130 carrying 10 kiloton nuclear torpedo - http://t.co/jMSZPtrm
@missilecrisis62: The 'eyeball to eyeball' moment that never was. Latest Michael Dobbs blog post on #cubanmissilecrisis. http://t.co/rlXvyjSQ
@missilecrisis62: Original CIA belief in confrontation thought to be caused by delays in communication making tracking postions of Soviet ships difficult
@missilecrisis62: In reality Kimovsk/Yuri Gagarin were 800/500 miles from the Essex with no risk of confrontation, having turned back on previous day
@missilecrisis62: RFK would later recall that "for a moment the world had stood still, & now it was going around again"
@missilecrisis62: Rusk tells Excomm "We're eyeball to eyeball & the other fellow just blinked"
@missilecrisis62: JFK cancels scheduled intercept of Soviet ship Kimovsk & submarine escort by US aircraft carrier group led by the Essex
@missilecrisis62: Russian circus arrives in Cuba to entertain troops, led by legendary clown Oleg Popov. http://t.co/wU8mxCkx
@missilecrisis62: McCone returns to Excomm with news that all ships stopped or headed away from Cuba. 4 Soviet Submarines remain in W. Atlantic
@missilecrisis62: JFK: "we don't wanna have the 1st thing we attack be a Soviet submarine".
@missilecrisis62: Joint Chiefs of Staff receive report that "three Soviet ships are turning back" from blockade line - http://t.co/PSRCvPcL
@missilecrisis62: JFK asks Navy reaction if Sov. submarine sank US destroyer & told Navy would signal for submarines to surface but cause no damage
@missilecrisis62: McCone interrupts with news that "all 6 Soviet ships in Cuban waters...have either stopped or changed course"
@missilecrisis62: McNamara reports to Excomm that Soviet ships Kimovsk & Yuri Gagarin are approaching quarantine barrier
@missilecrisis62: CIA: 22 Sov ships enroute to Cuba, some with suspected missiles & many receiving urgent unbreakable messages from Moscow
@missilecrisis62: US Naval quarantine again Cuba comes into effect - http://t.co/xAVdPlLn
@missilecrisis62: Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister later tells colleagues that Khrushchev "shit in his pants" on discovering SAC moving to DEFCON-2
@missilecrisis62: Gen. Power, chief of US Strategic Air Command, orders his forces to DEFCON-2, 1 step below imminent nuclear war for 1st time ever
@missilecrisis62: Soviet armed forces also placed on high alert - all military leave canceled and discharges deferred indefinitely
@missilecrisis62: US army mobilized in case of invasion of Cuba - greatest emergency mobilization of US troops since WWII
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev asserts that US must get used to missiles on Cuba: "you aren't happy with itÉbut you'll learn to live with it"
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev tells visiting US businessman Knox he is "not interested in destruction" but if JFK wants to "meet in hell" it's up to him
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev says if US curious what Sov. arms on Cuba they should attack - Guantanamo Naval Base would "disappear the 1st day"
@missilecrisis62: Sov. poet Yevtushenko composes poem to US "it will be difficult to regain the grandeur that you have lost through your blind games"
@missilecrisis62: Che Guevara prepares to create armed militias to fight a guerrilla war in case US invades Cuban cities
@missilecrisis62: Maurice Halperin, former US diplomat, observes Cuban public arming themselves for "hand to hand combat"
@missilecrisis62: Castro broadcasts television speech to Cuban public, states US "can only take our sovereignty" by destroying them - http://t.co/IU4x0GFR
@missilecrisis62: Dobrynin tells RFK that Soviet ships under orders to ignore "unlawful demands to stop" & stopping them to be "an act of war"
@missilecrisis62: RFK meets with Dobrynin & says JFK feels betrayed by the Soviets with "devastating implications for the peace of the world"
@missilecrisis62: JFK orders Navy to give "highest priority to tracking [Soviet] submarines" & "greatest possible safety measures" for own vessels
@missilecrisis62: Anderson furious at McNamara questioning his command: 'This is none of your goddamn business!"
@missilecrisis62: McNamara tells US Navy chief Anderson not to "fire a single shot at anything" without his permission
@missilecrisis62: In USSR embassy in Washington, Soviet military attache says he is "looking forward" to the next war: "our ships will sail through"
@missilecrisis62: JFK's advisors particularly worried about Soviet submarines around Cuba - http://t.co/5I09TgjV
@missilecrisis62: JFK authorizes US Navy to intercept & "take into custody" Sov. ships enroute to Cuba with "offensive weapons" from 10am next day
@missilecrisis62: JFK writes to Khrushchev, requests "we both show prudence" & "not allow events to make situation more difficult" - http://t.co/CQVauyn5
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Kimovsk reverses course in Atlantic with five R-14 missiles. U.S. Navy not immediately aware of course reversal.
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Kasimov reverses course in Med with five R-14 missiles - http://t.co/rrLLlE1f
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Okhotsk reverses course in Mediterranean on Khrushchev orders. Carrying seven R-14 missiles - http://t.co/v19kLb5q
@missilecrisis62: Soviet Cargo ship Poltava, with seven R-14 missiles bound for Cuba, reverses course on Khrushchev orders - http://t.co/Usiep0WW
@missilecrisis62: Excomm decides that US retaliation on Cuban missile sites to be delegated to Rusk if JFK unavailable - http://t.co/r2RBnsyG
@missilecrisis62: All civilian air traffic in Cuba suspended indefinitely & majority of roads closed following Castro's mobilization order
@missilecrisis62: Soldiers erect antiaircraft guns outside Hotel Nacional in Havana where Winston Churchill had once vacationed
@missilecrisis62: US recon planes fly over San Cristobal missile site & identify unfinished nuclear bunker - http://t.co/z9PriWUG
@missilecrisis62: 6 US RF-8 Crusader jet fly over Cuba on low level recon mission - hoping for clearer photos of Soviet missile sites - http://t.co/rbT7PKeK
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev: "US has openly taken€path of aggressive action against both Cuba & Soviet Union" - http://t.co/uH9UclBI
@missilecrisis62: Joint chiefs debate how to react to a U-2 shoot down. - http://t.co/DMEHRkRB
@missilecrisis62: Aleksandrovsk carrying 44 warheads for short-range FKR missiles and 24 warheads for long-range R-14s - http://t.co/UH2Rl5rl
@missilecrisis62: Overnight thousands of posters appear across Cuba calling citizens "a las armas" - "to arms"
@missilecrisis62: However 44 tactical warheads unloaded from Aleksandrovsk and taken to cruise missile regiments at opposite ends of Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Soviet ships Aleksandrovsk (carrying nuclear weapons) docks in La Isabel, Cuba. R-14 warheads remain on board as more secure
@missilecrisis62: KGB arrests Col. Penkovsky for spying for the US who immediately agrees to cooperate "in the interests of the motherland"
@missilecrisis62: Soviet leaders eventually decide submarines should be held back 2-3 days sailing from Cuba as risk of detection too great
@missilecrisis62: After sleepless night in Kremlin, Soviet leaders discuss next actions - http://t.co/SLwzqzl9
@missilecrisis62: Castro dictates next days newspaper headlines. Declares Cubans "heroic defenders of the Revolution...we will win!"
@missilecrisis62: US Air Defense Command sends 161 aircraft to 16 bases in 9hrs - all aircrafts armed with nuclear weapons for 1st time ever
@missilecrisis62: JFK also addresses "captive people of Cuba", says their leaders no longer of "Cuban ideals" but "agents of international conspiracy"
@missilecrisis62: JFK tells public of crisis, says "unmistakable evidence" of Sov. nukes on Cuba & announces blockade plan - http://t.co/JNs1zuOu
@missilecrisis62: Castro extends command of Cuba - sends brother Raul to East Cuba and Che Guevara to Western provinces. Castro remains in center
@missilecrisis62: Castro orders mobilization of reserves of Cuban army - will triple regular army of 105,000 in 72 hours
@missilecrisis62: Kremlin orders Gen. Pliyev to increase combat readiness on Cuba & defeat enemy but not use nuclear weapons - http://t.co/qHj3gg3F
@missilecrisis62: Soviet ships close to Cuba (inc. Aleksandrovsk carrying nuclear warheads) ordered to head for nearest port
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev orders Sov. Ships outside of Cuban waters to return - inc. ships carrying R-14 missiles & 1 with R-12 equipment
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev increases alert levels for Sov. troops & drafts statement calling blockade "piracy" & accusing US of pushing world to war
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev originally pleased US not demanding removal of Sov nukes from Cuba by a deadline: "not a war" but "an ultimatum"
@missilecrisis62: JFK's speech & a letter delivered to Kremlin; "US is determined that this threat to the security of this hemisphere be removed"
@missilecrisis62: Rusk would later recall that Dobrynin, who never knew of the Soviet missile deployment, aged "10 yrs right in front of my eyes"
@missilecrisis62: Dean Rusk delivers Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin a copy of JFK's speech, calls USSR missile deployment 'a gross error'
@missilecrisis62: JFK furious at Congress leaders' criticism: "if they want this job, fuck 'em...they can have it. It's no great joy to me"
@missilecrisis62: Former Rhodes Scholar William Fulbright pushes for "all out" invasion Cuba as soon "as possible"
@missilecrisis62: JFK states that if US attack Cuba they are taking a chance that Sov. Missiles "won't be fired...that is one hell of a gamble"
@missilecrisis62: JFK argues that blockade is dangerous enough - could still lead to war in "24 hours" in somewhere like Berlin
@missilecrisis62: However US Senator Richard Russell says immediate airstrike necessary: "we're either a world class power of we're not"
@missilecrisis62: 17 congressional leaders from both parties assemble at White House & briefed on quarantine plan. Most offer their support
@missilecrisis62: US B-52 nuclear bomber flights begin around the clock, meaning that 1/8th of the force is airborne at any given time
@missilecrisis62: Maxwell Taylor: "If we can't lick the Cubans with what we already have, we are in terrible shape." - http://t.co/14mTtJI3
@missilecrisis62: In Washington JFK sticks to scheduled appointments - meets with Prime Minister of Uganda to discuss African economic development
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev concerned: "the tragic thing is that [US] can attack us & we will respond - this could all end up in a big war"
@missilecrisis62: Malinovsky orders troops on Cuba to oppose US attack by "all possible means"
@missilecrisis62: Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky insists US activity just "pre-electoral trick" - http://t.co/akYj3bkh
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev tells son Sergei that US "probably discovered our missiles...they're defenseless"
@missilecrisis62: Reports of unusual activity in Washington reach Khrushchev - told JFK plans to address US on matter of "highest national urgency"
@missilecrisis62: Although it has been operating for several days, Excomm is formally established by JFK in meeting with National Security Council
@missilecrisis62: US Marines began evacuating civilians from Guantanamo Bay Naval base - 2810 women & children leave
@missilecrisis62: #NYT asked me to boil down #cubanmissilecrisis to 1000 words. This is what I came up with. Michael Dobbs http://t.co/bQlQ6E8s
@missilecrisis62: UK Prime Minister "Now the Americans will realize what we here in England have lived through for the past many years"
@missilecrisis62: French President Charles de Gaulle "It is exactly what I would have done - tell your President that France will support him"
@missilecrisis62: Foreign governments (inc. Soviet) informed of Cuban missile crisis by US - close allies (inc. UK) told before hand - http://t.co/qFBp9EPa
@missilecrisis62: Soviet Union conducts #nuclear test in atmosphere at Novaya Zemlja of 8.3 megaton weapon. #cubanmissilecrisis http://t.co/nRIRcEFF
@missilecrisis62: US briefing on Soviet action in Cuba drawn up for other Heads of Government: "Soviets are playing for very high stakes indeed"
@missilecrisis62: Maxwell Taylor says White House affected by "Pearl Harbor complexÉthere will be no airstrike" - http://t.co/LQDVLfuO
@missilecrisis62: White House realizes press is beginning to piece together information. However they hold their stories on JFK's request
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Krasnograd leaves for Cuba from Kaliningrad with four R-14 missiles - http://t.co/j6y5NiaO
@missilecrisis62: Despite approving the blockade, JFK also directs the military to prepare for a possible airstrike
@missilecrisis62: JFK concludes that any course of action may threaten the US but "the biggest danger lay in taking no action"
@missilecrisis62: US Blockade plans are outlined: approaching ships will be signaled to stop for inspection - shots will be fired if they don't comply
@missilecrisis62: LeMay tells Joint Chiefs of Staff that chances of airstrike hitting all missile sites only "90 per cent" - http://t.co/nZAixtkm
@missilecrisis62: RFK tells JFK that he thinks US should start with blockade & then "play for the breaks" - http://t.co/wcluxwah
@missilecrisis62: CIA reports a nuclear warhead bunker under rapid construction near fixed missile sites in Guananjay, Cuba
@missilecrisis62: President Kennedy gives final approval to a blockade of Cuba
@missilecrisis62: NY Times asks about increased activity in Washington - White House asks they hold story "in the interest of national security"
@missilecrisis62: JFK's address to the nation on the blockade is set for October 22 at 7pm - referred to as 'P' hour
@missilecrisis62: US intelligence identifies a nuclear warhead storage bunker but is unable to confirm the presence of the warheads themselves
@missilecrisis62: Gen. LeMay disagrees with Excomm: "I never thought I'd live to see the day when I would want to go to war." - http://t.co/reWlU6QL
@missilecrisis62: JFK: " we're willing to take strategic missiles out of Turkey and Italy but should only make such a proposal in the future"
@missilecrisis62: JFK declares that only a blockade is "compatible with US principles", as an airstrike could involve heavy casualties on all sides
@missilecrisis62: Excomm presents finalized plans for blockade and airstrike to JFK - http://t.co/O9McdHWI
@missilecrisis62: JFK returns to Washington & tells Excomm "we are very very close to war & there is not room in the White House shelter for all of us"
@missilecrisis62: McNamara estimates to JFK that 6000-8000 Soviet troops on Cuba. 40,000 Soviet troops actually present.
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Okhotsk leaves for Cuba from Nikolaev (Black Sea) with seven R-14 missiles - http://t.co/3LYmAPar
@missilecrisis62: JFK cancels remainder of his midterm election campaign trip to focus on crisis. Press told "the president has a cold"
@missilecrisis62: New CIA report estimates 16 MRBMs on Cuba operational & could be fired in 8 hrs of a decision to launch - http://t.co/3WG0GsGn
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Kasimov leaves from Kaliningrad to Cuba with five R-14 missiles - http://t.co/jPxWAKnV
@missilecrisis62: U.S. Navy chief opposes blockade as "locking the barn door after the horse has been stolen" - http://t.co/j0GjeCER
@missilecrisis62: Taylor warns that Soviets "will have time to hide" missiles "if we wait " to hit them. - http://t.co/adVJjo1r
@missilecrisis62: McNamara orders the preparation of 4 tactical squadrons for a possible airstrike on Cuba; "there won't be time to do it later"
@missilecrisis62: Final planning for the implementation of a naval blockade on Cuba by the US is completed by Excomm
@missilecrisis62: 1st Soviet missile declared "combat-ready" by USSR 79th missile regiment in Sagua la Grande, central Cuba, after 3 months prep
@missilecrisis62: U.S. tests nuclear missile in South Pacific in Operation Fishbowl, low-yield. http://t.co/HsOM5GMo
@missilecrisis62: Theodore Sorensen completes a speech for JFK to announce a blockade of Cuba by the US
@missilecrisis62: Miguel Orozco & Pedro Vera, 2 Cubans working for the CIA, enter Cuba a on guerrilla operation to attack Matahambre copper mine
@missilecrisis62: US Defense Department publically denies any knowledge of missiles in Cuba or any emergency action by the US to press
@missilecrisis62: Joint chiefs willing to accept 24-hour delay in attacking Cuba to inform allies. - http://t.co/oSwnP49B
@missilecrisis62: Excomm members increasingly support idea of a blockade on Cuba, as destructive "price" of airstrike too high - http://t.co/PUQwK41q
@missilecrisis62: CIA identifies Sov. ship Aleksandrovsk as "dry cargo" ship of little importance - nuclear weapons actually on board
@missilecrisis62: After JFK leaves, Gen. Shoup (Head of Marine Corps) says US should settle matters with "that little pipsqueak of a place" for good
@missilecrisis62: Taylor reports that US "might want to hit" Soviet missile sites "as early as tomorrow morning". - http://t.co/95tpBZ75
@missilecrisis62: But JFK believes "winning a nuclear war" pointless as could cause 70mil US deaths: "you're talking the about destruction of a country"
@missilecrisis62: LeMay believes US nuclear superiority will put Khrushchev "in a trap", tells associates "let's take off his testicles"
@missilecrisis62: Gen LeMay disagrees with JFK, says lack of firm action "will lead right into war" a la appeasement of Nazis in Munich
@missilecrisis62: JFK predicts US attack on Cuba will cause Sov attack on Berlin, then only choice "to fire nuclear weapons - a hell of an alternative"
@missilecrisis62: U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy chiefs favor invasion of #Cuba. http://t.co/OTONaozY
@missilecrisis62: CIA has identified 3 different medium range missile sites with 8 missile launchers each - 2 missiles are operational now
@missilecrisis62: U2 spy planes have discovered 2nd cluster of missile sites in central Cuba. These inc. facilities for IRBMs with ranges of 2800 miles
@missilecrisis62: Gromyko tells Sov. Gov he believes US "amazed" by USSR's courage & "not preparing an intervention in Cuba" - http://t.co/91n2IGul
@missilecrisis62: Excomm develops both blockade & airstrike plans to present to JFK
@missilecrisis62: In 1st of a daily series of 'Joint Evaluations' CIA states MRBM's in Cuba could probably be launched in 18 hrs - http://t.co/1JCKX2FR
@missilecrisis62: CIA evaluation of missile threat: "one must assume that nuclear warheads could now be available in Cuba" - http://t.co/rFu3Fy7B
@missilecrisis62: JFK requests the preparation of a brief to establish the legal basis of a blockade of Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Excomm still split on blocade vs airstrike in #Cuba
@missilecrisis62: Sov formin Gromyko meets JFK, lies abt missiles in #Cuba - http://t.co/4zAcsBRL
@missilecrisis62: Photoanalysts in #cubanmissile crisis had a sense of humor. blog post on missiles and latrines http://t.co/WxVc95oN
@missilecrisis62: In western Atlantic, US Navy sight the Terek, a Soviet oiler likely to replenish Soviet submarines - http://t.co/TJFoWsqu
@missilecrisis62: Former Secstate Dean Acheson dismisses "Pearl Harbor in reverse" analogy & calls for airstrike
@missilecrisis62: George Ball (Under Secretary of State ) & McNamara discuss consequences of air attack on Cuba [audio] - http://t.co/GK9hpUPx
@missilecrisis62: At Joint Chiefs of Staff meeting Gen. LeMay asks "are we really going to do anything except talk?" - http://t.co/Qh7N6Pd3
@missilecrisis62: RFK asks Excomm if surprise air attack would be morally right. Worried about "Pearl Harbor" in reverse
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Pogbinek arrives Cuba from Nikolaev (Ukraine) with mobile nuclear warhead teams on board
@missilecrisis62: US Army Chief Maxwell Taylor: "There will be a political approach followed by a warning, a blockade, air strikes, invasion"
@missilecrisis62: U.S. reports successful Chama nuclear test at Johnston island, dropped from B-52 at 11,970 ft. http://t.co/ghZ4JLLf
@missilecrisis62: Castro interviewed by French broadcaster "we have been the victim of pressure exerted by the US government" - http://t.co/imbPLaFb
@missilecrisis62: SS-5 IRBM site detected in Cuba. SS-5 range >2200 nautical miles but experts think not operational until Dec - http://t.co/IbPzYxax
@missilecrisis62: >40 US warships head for Vieques island (Puerto Rico) for practice invasion of Cuba, dubbed "Operation ORTSAC" (CASTRO backwards)
@missilecrisis62: US Joint Chiefs of staff propose 3000 air strikes against Cuba over five days. - http://t.co/yyKLBaCD
@missilecrisis62: Excomm supporters of US airstrike concerned that blockade of #Cuba might lead to Soviet blocade of Berlin
@missilecrisis62: McNamara declares a 'surgical' airstrike militarily impractical & would lead to an invasion - advocates a blockade
@missilecrisis62: UN Ambassador warns JFK can't negotiate with "gun at our head" & should compromise over US missiles - http://t.co/WAoBvmlt
@missilecrisis62: McCone states that USSR attempting to establish "trading position" to force removal of U.S. overseas bases - http://t.co/jczWqUon
@missilecrisis62: Transcripts of White House Meetings (Presidential Recordings Program) - http://t.co/G98S5clh
@missilecrisis62: RFK states that if USSR wants war then better to "get it over with" and find pretext for invading Cuba - "sink the Maine again"
@missilecrisis62: JFK thinks Soviet action intended as "psychological" & "political" threat to US as well as being defensive
@missilecrisis62: JFK ask aides why Khrushchev would put missiles so close to US. Bundy refers to US missile in Turkey: "Well, we did it, Mr President"
@missilecrisis62: 2nd Excomm meeting: JFK informed all missiles on Cuba "fully operational in 2 weeks" & single ones sooner - http://t.co/eJWZm1vY
@missilecrisis62: Soviet cargo ship Bolshevik Sukhanov leaves for Cuba from Kaliningrad with equipment for R-14 missiles
@missilecrisis62: JFK tells reporters that his priority is avoiding "3rd & perhaps last war" but does not disclose Soviet missiles on #cuba
@missilecrisis62: Robert Kennedy informs the Mongoose operational team that they will meet at 9.30am every morning until further notice
@missilecrisis62: RFK expresses JFK's "general dissatisfaction" with Operation Mongoose's progress in ousting Castro to SGA - http://t.co/VIKGMYYD
@missilecrisis62: Audio of Excomm meeting (National Security Archives) - http://t.co/qC8CkNrH
@missilecrisis62: CIA briefing board showing range of Soviet MRBMs on Cuba - http://t.co/P8JXEgml
@missilecrisis62: ExComm discusses possible action, RFK passes a note to his brother: 'I now know how Tojo felt when he was planning Pearl Harbor"
@missilecrisis62: Joint chiefs say military threat from Cuba "so serious" that missiles must be "taken out" by air strikes - http://t.co/iiUzIHXx
@missilecrisis62: Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Maxwell Taylor warns that despite this, the missiles could be fired "very quickly"
@missilecrisis62: Defense Secretary McNamara suggest that nuclear warheads not yet present on Cuba so couldn't be fired immediately
@missilecrisis62: US intelligence analysts conclude that the missiles identified so far don't seem to be operational
@missilecrisis62: CIA estimates that Soviet MRBM's could explode over Washington in 13 mins once armed & ready to fire
@missilecrisis62: ExComm meets for 1st time and are shown photos of the missiles. - http://t.co/FwyxBahp
@missilecrisis62: CIA head photo interpreter Lundahl shows JFK U2 photos of Cuban missiles. JFK later says site could be mistaken as "a football field"
@missilecrisis62: RFK expresses "shocked incredulity" at deployment of Soviet missiles on #Cuba. Admits later "we fooled ourselves"
@missilecrisis62: #JFK summons closest advisors for meeting on #Cuba, to respond to Soviet missile threat. Group becomes known as ExComm.
@missilecrisis62: Khrushchev meets with U.S ambassador to the USSR Foy Kohler & insists that all Soviet activity in Cuba is purely defensive
@missilecrisis62: Celebrated "13 days" #cubanmissilecrisis countdown begins today when #JFK is informed about missiles in Cuba.
@missilecrisis62: #JFK calls brother Robert, tells him about missiles on #Cuba. Calls Khrushchev an "immoral gangster".
@missilecrisis62: #JFK and #Cuba. The "3 a.m moment" comes just after 8. a.m. Nat security advisor figures that president will need his sleep.
@missilecrisis62: Mac Bundy informs #JFK that Soviets have deployed nuclear missiles in Cuba. First reaction: Khrushchev "can't do this to me."
@missilecrisis62: Wary an emergancy nighttime meeting would damage secrecy, National Security refuses to alert JFK to the missiles until morning
@missilecrisis62: Key members of the Kennedy administration are informed of the discovery of missiles in Cuba.
@missilecrisis62: Soviet engineers complete checkout of missile warheads in underground shelters in Cuba
@missilecrisis62: CIA Deputy Director Ray Cline is informed of the concrete discovery of missile sites in Cuba - he orders all evidence to be rechecked


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St. Charles, MO/February 27, 2017 (STLRestaurant.News) – Olive oil, like the fruit itself, has been a part of civilization since before recorded history. Many chefs consider it the most essential, elemental ingredient in their craft. Extra-virgin is the highest grade of olive oil. It's pressed straight from the olive, without the use of chemicals or excessive heat, so it retains the sweetest, purest flavor profile. The very best extra-virgin olive oils can finish a dish like nothing else can. Olivino Tasting Bar at 1650 Beale Street #167, in the Streets of St. Charles, is giving home cooks and foodies the chance to sample Ultra-Premium extra-virgin olive oils before buying them—and amazing balsamic vinegars too!
Olivino owner Debbie Baker-Oliver is a former corporate executive with a passion for good food that's contagious. Lucky for us, she's channeling that passion into a business that will make all our lives more delicious. Let's face it, gourmet items like olive oil and balsamic can be intimidating to the home cook. It can be difficult to find the ones that suit our individual palates. Many of us don't even know where to start. That's where Olivino comes in! This specialty food shop gives customers the chance to sample the very best olive oils from around the world, and balsamic vinegars from the birthplace of balsamic, Modena, Italy. All of the olive oils and balsamics at Olivino are sourced from Veronica Foods, sticklers for quality and the "real deal" when it comes to EVOO and balsamics.
The olive oils you'll find at Olivino bear the Ultra-Premium (UP) logo. To earn the UP designation, these extra-virgin olive oils must exceed worldwide standards for olive oil quality. Ultra-Premium extra-virgin olive oils are the freshest and finest olive oils in the world today. They are made from the very best oil olives like Arbosana, Arbequina and Koroneiki. At Olivino, you can sample the pure olive oils to find your favorites, or try one of the flavored varieties. They offer both fused olive oils, which are crushed at picking with spices or herbs like rosemary; and infused olive oil, which have herbs or fruit zest blended in afterward. They also offer samples of foods made with these amazing oils, so you can taste for yourself what a difference an amazing EVOO makes. A favorite among customers is the blood orange olive oil brownies. They also offer some non-food products like olive oil lotions, shampoo & conditioners, body wash, soaps, and even candles!
Olivino is also a great source for the very best balsamic vinegars from Modena, Italy. This is the home of balsamic vinegar—where it's been made since the Middle Ages. Some modern balsamics you'll find in supermarkets are actually blends of balsamic and wine vinegar with caramel color and sugar added. Not the balsamic vinegars sold at Olivino; their mellow sweetness and deep color comes from being aged for a minimum of 12 years in a battery of several barrels of successively smaller sizes. The casks are made of woods like chestnut, cherry, oak, mulberry, ash and juniper, each imparting a different nuance to the vinegar. No matter which you try, the superior balsamic vinegars you'll find at Olivino offer a classic velvety mouth-feel with rich, complex flavors.
Because these vinegars are made using the slow, time-honored process, most have only three grams of sugar per tablespoon. There are two exceptions in the Olivino line up. The Aged Vermont Maple Balsamic, the first of its kind, using 100-percent pure maple syrup that's produced at a small family farm in Vermont, has eight grams of sugar per tablespoon, but then again, it is made from real Vermont maple syrup! This naturally infused balsamic condimento, like all of Olivino's others, is caramel color-free, free of added sugar or thickeners, and aged in the wood barrels of the traditional Solera System in Modena, Italy. This one is an excellent choice to top ice cream! The other exception is Olivino's handcrafted artisanal Serrano Honey Vinegar. This golden elixir is made in the USA with 100–percent pure honey. It has only six grams of sugar per tablespoon and is also free of sulphites!
In addition to olive oils and vinegars, Olivino also offers specialty foods like local cheeses from Heartland Creamery (Newark, MO) and Milton Creamery (Milton, Iowa), as well as sausage from St. Louis' Salume Beddu (Named "The Best Salami in the Country" by Forbes Magazine), and artisan candies from Ethereal Confections (Woodstock, IL). You'll find gourmet pastas, including gluten free varieties; pestos and sauces; gourmet salts and peppers, tapenades, and stuffed olives. You'll also find some accoutrements that make serving your oils and vinegars more fun! There are popcorn sprayers that let you flavor your snack with delicious, healthy olive oil. There are also items made from olive tree wood including cutting boards and bowls. Olivino can also create beautiful gift baskets that are as thoughtful as they are delicious! They do bridal shower and wedding favors too!
Coming soon: Wine tastings! Olivino will soon offer wines from Noboleis Vineyard in Augusta, and regional craft beers too. Debbie Baker-Oliver also has her own vineyard, Triple 3 Vineyard, near Washington, Missouri. This is its fourth growing year, so it's really just getting started, but she's hoping to one day offer her own wines too. And while the winery is not yet open to the public, they do host weddings and other special events.
As if tasting while you shop isn't enough, Olivino is also offering special event tastings. These are part cooking class and part pop-up dinner! These are chef led, intimate events for 10 to 12 people. Visiting chefs will prepare simple, wholesome, and delicious foods using the oils, vinegars, and other ingredients found at Olivino. So these are meals diners will be able to go home and prepare for themselves too! Diners will also learn about the health benefits of olive oil and the best ways to use the products in cooking and baking. The dinners will include wine and beer pairings as appropriate. There will be special theme nights, like "Date Night," "Girls Night Out," "Making Veggies Kids will Love," and others. Guests can reserve a spot in the demonstration dinner they choose, or book a private event for a birthday, bridal shower, corporate outing, or social club gathering.
Olivino is open for tasting and shopping Monday – Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday – Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Sunday hours will expand as the weather warms!) The sampling at Olivino is more than your standard dribble of oil on bread. Try some balsamic on ice cream, or extra-virgin olive oil infused brownies. This is the place to come, taste, and learn about these exquisite culinary essentials from a knowledgeable and helpful staff that are all too happy to share their love of fine flavorings with you. A complimentary tasting at Olivino is sure to be flavorful, and it may just change the way you define deliciousness.
Contact information:
Olivino Tasting Bar
Owner: Debbie Baker-Oliver
1650 Beale Street #167
(Streets of St. Charles)
St. Charles, MO 63303
Phone: (636) 757-5455


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Choreographers like to confront Stravinsky's major opus, the Rite of Spring, especially when one considers that this score, first choreographed by Nijinski at the beginning of the 20th century, undoubtedly contributed to building the foundations for contemporary dance. How can one forget the « Battle of Hernani » which followed ? And the dark, mystical work of the genius choreographer ? Except by personally encountering it, as so many others have since.
Both a symbol and a challenge, choreographing the Rite of Spring is a perilous exercise when one considers the evocative power of the music. But Lionel Hoche is an intelligent creator. He prefered the lighter version, written for two pianos, and has composed a serious though unpretentious work. The world he depicts is a black one, seeped in violence and light. Large lamps hang barely above ground, a stage glazed in green plunges us into a tenebrous atmosphere. The colours are cold, the asymmetrical costumes are black and scintillating, all signs of the disillusionment which reigns on stage.
The dance is precise, biting. Hands move sharply, tearing through the air piercingly while arms bend, reaching out to an imaginary being. Bodies mingle, hasten, propel, clash, connect, untangle, swarm, creating images of order and chaos, of life and death.
The vocabulary is erudite, sophisticated. It builds spaces, with curves and lines, tension, spirals, using the musical score for this. Thus dance and music connect subtly, recalling Baudelaire's poem, Correspondences where « The perfumes, the colours and the sounds respond ».
Hoche's Rite of Spring bekons us to a barbarian 20th century ritual, the day-to-day chaos of our lives, battered by reality.
Gallia Valette-Pilenko
translation Adam Vidovic
Deborah Jowitt - The Village Voice
Deborah Jowitt - The Village Voice (New York) - 9th - 15th July 2003
The Body Speaks
« In the Rite of Spring, the five performers lash and wrap their arms around their own bodies, folding them in. They crook their elbows, cant their torsos, and twitch their shoulders simultaneously, while lifting one hip to swing a stiff leg around to a new stance. They lumber and limp. Being splendid dancers, they make all this look like a fluent language, but its message is still instability, awkwardness, and a kind of protective aggression.
« Hoche uses the two-piano version of Stravinsky's great score to create a party in hell. [...] Céline Zordia-a superbly luxurious dancer-is clearly the sacrificial victim, but Hoche fades in and out of Stravinsky's scenario, and when Zordia falls in a burst of red light and doesn't get up, it's almost a surprise. Wearing bedraggled black finery, the dancers brutalize one another as often as they hit on Zordia, and her innocence and strength seem to thrill them. From time to time, they cluster around and nuzzle her. The image is less that of a primal fertility rite than of a girl's unfortunate coming of age in a dank, druggy, feral hangout. »
Allison Tracy - The Berkshire Eagle
Allison Tracy - The Berkshire Eagle - 28th June 2003
Choreographer's work bears watching
This is indeed a serious young choreographer, but he clearly loves his work
« If we were able to warp time and survey Hoche's Rite of Spring juxtaposed against that of the early moderns (including Nijinsky's version for Diaghilev's Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo) Hoche's dance might look just about as awkward as those attempts. Hoche's extreme groundedness, deliberate use of weight and gravity, the amount of time spent sprawled and rolling on the floor, evoke the initial modern's efforts to stand the airishness of ballet on its head. He's almost self-consciously �??unpretty', resorting to ungainliness - hitching straight-kneed, half-toed walks, for example, or limbs �??deformed', curled in and under rather than stretched and defiant of space. And, he is consciously attuned to principles of mechanics and physics-volume, pivots and fulcrums, hinges.
« This is heady dance, constructed, virtually tacked or forged on the dancer's bodies. The physical limitations that dance has overcome through centuries of technical evolution are reinstated by Hoche as defining principles.
« All of this would seem to defeat its accessibility for dance audiences, even when starved for the new, improved and different. Yet Hoche holds us, fascinates. His very belief in what he's doing, his respect for his material may account for it. It's not ego or pretentiousness talking. [...] It's Hoche's attention to detail we love - to all the details, how the body works, how each of his dancer's bodies work, how they work in space, how they work within zones and grids, under lights, with and without colour, adornment, within and outside the music. »
Anna Kisselgoff - The New York Times
Anna Kisselgoff - The New York Times - 19th June 2003
Getting the Most Out of Movement
« Lionel Hoche stood out among the French choreographers in the France Moves 2001 dance festival in New York. Unlike many of his colleagues, he focused more on formal composition and movement exploration than outright theatricality. That thirst for devising new ways of moving was still apparent in [...] The Rite of Spring ... The cool purity the troupe displayed two years ago was replaced by a raw turbulence [...].
« Mr. Hoche has retained a whiff of Stravinsky's scenario, but he identifies a sacrificial victim at the start rather than at the end. This is a modern-dress version with only five dancers. It recalls Sartre's No Exit in its small-scale focus on what people do to themselves and to others.
« One dancer's action sets another's in motion, usually through body contact that transfers energy from one dancer to another: a domino theory of movement. A barelegged outcast from the start, Ms. Zordia uses her admirable stamina to participate in and escape from several ritual games. There are images of abduction and animal-like nuzzling, [...] a great deal of collapsing and tumbling too, along with some choppy gestures. »
Maura Nguyen Donohue - The Dance Insider
Maura Nguyen Donohue - The Dance Insider (USA) - July 2003
An Industrial 'Spring' from Lionel Hoche
« Hoche's Rite of Spring matched Stravinsky's riotous score with a ferocious vigor. While the well-known narrative thread of this notorious work might have hindered a less rigorous choreographer, it's a perfect match for Hoche. The maiden, Celine Zordia, wandered through a forest of industrial, fluorescent lanterns before being joined by Marielle Girard and Loren Palmer in a dance that resembles a highly aggressive girl school hazing. Emmanuel Le Floch and Cedric Lequileuc oozed sleeze in a predatory approach to the women, who willingly participate in sacrificing one of their flock. Hoche manages to capture primal images of male and female, stalker and prey in violent, frenetic masses of movement.
« The costumes, variations of glittering black and red, and Philippe Favier's set of lanterns place the work in a seedy warehouse-cum-disco, and the ancient ritual as taking place last Saturday night. The dance incited such a formidable visceral response to its crescendos of relentless, brutal movement that I felt as exhausted and breathless as the collapsed maiden just before the lights bumped to black. »
S.E. Arnold - Critical Dance.com
S.E. Arnold - Critical Dance.com (USA) - June 2003
« The black and white sound of Stravinsky's two-piano score for The Rite of Spring complemented the dark, inverted Cathedral-like atmosphere brought to the performance space by the on-stage lighting. The property of seven circular neon lights asymmetrically clustered and suspended to within a foot of floor on cables that disappeared into the rafters exploited the vaulted capacity of the Duke Theatre. »
Claudie Léger - La Tribune Le progrès
Claudie Léger - La Tribune Le progrès - November 2002
« ...Lionel Hoche obtains strong physical involvement from his dancers as they explore their innermost recesses. Burning with the fire of subterraneous magnetism, colliding with or yielding to deep seated urges, MéMé BaNjO translates the psyche's meanderings through an energetic dance that uses group dynamics and the rapports inherent to these. The atmosphere is electric, tameless ... »
Jacky Pailley - Danser
Jacky Pailley - Danser - January 2003
« Lionel Hoche's Rite of Spring uses the version for two pianos and approaches this classic in an intimate way : five dancers, three girls and two boys. This uneven number, this inequality, govern the relationships between the characters, creating dynamics within the group, exacerbating the rapports of force and isolating one of the girls. Chosen one ? Victim ? She is central to these tensions. Lionel Hoche's choreography builds on these rapports of seduction, conflictual relationships, using the forces of attraction and repulsion inherent to the group, in the manner of an initiatory ritual. »


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The purpose of this category in the One in a Billion project is simply to get people to consistently do the right thing. As discussed in the previous two posts (1, 2), we actually have a pretty good idea of what the right thing is – the problem is just that we cannot seem to get ourselves to put this knowledge into action with any kind of consistency…
So, let's start at the very foundation: our cultural mindset. Currently, the predominent cultural mindset in western nations is one of consumerism and entitlement. This sounds pretty bad and will almost certainly trigger some automatic denial, but I can illustrate this with two simple American graphs (which are pretty representative of the developed world today).
These graphs pretty much speak for themselves and I won't go into any further details in this post. For now, the point to be taken away from these graphs is simply this: our distinct lack of mental control is a direct consequence of this debilitating culture of consumerism and entitlement that has taken over the developed world.
OK, so how does that work? Well, our culture of consumerism and entitlement simply puts us in a consumptive mindset (entitlements are nothing other than government-sponsored consumption) which is the polar opposite of the mindset we want – a creative mindset.
Just think about it for a moment: Virtually all of the things that we know we really should be doing more of (building and maintaining intelligent strategies for personal health and finances, consistently delivering quality work ahead of schedule, bringing more joy to the lives of the special people in our lives etc.) are creative in nature. But on the flipside, virtually everything that we know we really should be doing less of (over-eating, junk-food, smoking, excessive drinking, excessive TV-watching, excessive gaming and all manner of other bad habits) are consumptive in nature. See where I'm going with this?
Yep, it really is pretty obvious that our cultural mindset of consumerism and entitlement is the primary reason why we are fatter, deeper in debt and more depressed than ever before even in this time of unprecedented material abundance. And yes, the fundamental thing we need in order to get ourselves out of this hole is a new cultural mindset – one of contribution and personal responsibility.
We will talk a lot more about this new culture of contribution and personal responsibility throughout this category of the One in a Billion project. It really holds the key to successfully building and maintaining a happy, healthy, wealthy and sustainable life.
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With a median listing price of $125,950, East Hereford is Canada's 4353th most expensive when ordered by median listing price.
The median house price listed in East Hereford this month is $125,950.
Across Canada the most common number of bedroom property being listed has 3 bedrooms, in Aug this neighbourhood's most common listing has properties with fewer bedrooms.
If you're looking for a large choice of properties on sale when you're adding to your real estate investment portfolio, then East Hereford has not many at all compared to the rest of the province
As one of Quebec's many potential real estate investment neighbourhoods, East Hereford needs to be carefully researched before investing in – and remember to check especially the locations within an area before spending - the old estate agent's mantra of location, location, location has never lost its importance.
In East Hereford, housing stock has increased over the last three months, which would tend to mean that more sellers are listing their houses than there are buyers to absorb the housing stock.
Across Canada the most common number of bedroom property being listed has 2 bedrooms, in Aug this neighbourhood's most common listing the same as the national average.
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
Ghost In The Shell - Major Motoko Kusanagi Paper Toy - by Paperized
Inspired by Ghost In The Shell, the classic anime and mangá series, my friend, the designer and modeler Paperized created this nice paper toy of Major Motoko Kusanagi.
Inspirado na clássica série de animes e mangás Ghost In The Shell, meu amigo, o designer e modelista Paperized criou este paper toy bem legal da Major Motoko Kusanagi.
Link: Ghost.In.The.Shell.Major.Motoko.Kusanagi.Paper.Toy.by.Paperized
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Contact the council @ 1-855-SAR-TEAM (1-855-727-8326) x1 for non emergency assistance or questions. For emergency calls contact you local police and ask for search and rescue resources.
For general information click below:
General Information
Council staff- click to email
President / Treasurer Pompeselli
Vice President Coup
Secretary Gatti
Regional representatives:
Northeastern (North of Interstate 80 and east of Route 15)
Dawn Findley
Northwestern – North of Interstate 80 and west of Route 15.
Matt Young
Eastern – South of Interstate 80 and East of the Susquehanna River.
Mark Hopkins
Central – South of Interstate 80 from the Susquehanna River to the Laurel Ridge.
Western – South of Interstate 80 and West of Laurel Ridge.
Carol Thompson
At Large
Richard Bacon
Ops Chair Hopkins
Membership Chair Coup
Trailing West
Joe Pomposelli
Trailing East
Marnie Powell
Council committee representatives
membership Chair Coup
Webmaster Hopkins
Bylaws Chair Brandy Artz
Canine Air Scent evaluators
Ken Chiacchia
Brandy Artz
Experience and capability of PSARC member teams varies. Some units have considerable experience. Other SAR units are just getting underway. In their formative stages they join PSARC for cross training, and for exposure to more experienced units. Most PSARC units provide comprehensive lost person search and rescue services. Several units provide both manpower for ground search operations and dog handlers with air scent dogs. Other units have tracking dogs. Two units use horses to assist their search operations. Several PSARC units carry the prestigious national Mountain Rescue Association certification.
The major purpose of the coordinated efforts of PSARC teams is to provide a comprehensive approach to lost person search and rescue efforts in the field. When PSARC teams provide mutual aid services, or when more then one PSARC team is at a search mission, teams work together in an Incident Command System unified command structure.
PSARC teams have personnel with significant experience in Incident Command System operations. That experience is available to assist responsible officials from local and county governments.
The PSARC has adopted standards for ground SAR personnel working in search and rescue operations. These standards, based on minimum qualifications individuals should possess, cover Call-Out Qualified personnel (the apprentice ground searcher), Field Team Members, Field Team Leaders, Dog Handlers, Incident Command Staff, and Incident Commanders. Additional new standards are also being considered. All standards are periodically reviewed.
PSARC works closely with the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR); DCNR offers statewide testing and certification to the PSARC Field Team Member standards, and starting in 1999, to the PSARC Field Team Leader standards.
Most local jurisdictions do not have enough incidents to provide sufficient experience for well trained and equipped internal ground search and rescue units. Working with the PA Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), the PSARC has developed a two-tier coordination support system. This assists local-level responsible agencies when they need assistance in a ground search and rescue operation.
The first coordination tier provides information to local officials through PEMA with PSARC Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officers (EPLOs). Working within the PEMA Emergency Operations Center, EPLOs from the PSARC are able to provide general or detailed information on the availability of SAR resources from across the Commonwealth. This EPLO system is designed to get appropriate information and resources to responsible agencies without delay.
If local responsible officials need additional support, the second tier of coordination is the PSARC Mission Resource Coordinator (MRC). The PSARC MRC is a individual with wide command experience in lost person search and rescue operations; available to consult by phone and provide assistance to on-scene incident command management. The role of the MRC is especially useful in large searches over a period of days where assistance from search teams from other sections of the Commonwealth may be useful to relieve existing teams and/or provide special services that may not be available locally. In rare instances, the MRC may travel to the incident to provide on-scene assistance.
In this arrangement, the goal is to provide local government agencies "one-stop shopping" for the resources to do the job efficiently and effectively.
In the United States all associations and confederations of volunteer professional search and rescue units have affiliations with state emergency management agencies. This is especially the case in Pennsylvania. Representatives from PSARC meet on a regular basis with PEMA officials to discuss issues of mutual interest. This natural relationship exists in part because of the language of Annex V of the Emergency Operations Plan for Pennsylvania where volunteer professional organizations and public agencies are encouraged to work together to address common emergency services needs, and the special role of the PSARC is recognized.
PEMA is supportive of the development of PSARC training standards, and PEMA has played a leadership role in facilitating the developing of the EPLO program and the Mission Resource Coordinator role in Pennsylvania.


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WINNER: Wiles Greenworld
With its fleet of 3.5-tonne transit vans delivering office equipment and supplies to businesses in London each day, Wiles Greenworld recognised the opportunity to support its customers by helping them recycle their office waste.
Historically, as deliveries were made, its vans would get emptier and, by the end of the day, it would have empty vans driving around – contributing to the capital's air quality issues, congestion and climate change. By collecting waste as a backload the company realised it could help reduce these factors.
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With its vehicles already 'on patch', the cost of collecting recycling is marginal and allows the business to provide the service free of charge, so adding value to its relationship with its clients.
To complete its 'total waste management' solution, it has formed partnerships to fill any gaps in its offering, such as food waste, although there is a charge associated with this. Confidential waste destruction also carries a charge, reflecting the costs associated with maintenance of a secure chain of custody.
JUDGES' COMMENT: "This is innovative but really simple, demonstrating the art of the possible. It is about changing clients' attitudes and providing a shift in culture. Transferable and replicable, this has the potential to reshape how things are done."
The overarching driver for the scheme is Wiles Greenworld's environmental policy, which commits it to maintaining its position as the industry leader regarding emissions reductions, minimising environmental impact and promoting sustainability among its suppliers and customers.
This includes ambitions to promote recycling both internally and among its customers and suppliers; to grow its recycling service every year; to investigate innovative ways to recycle products and work with companies who encompass closed-loop thinking; and to supply products that help to cut waste production in an office environment.
Implementing the scheme involved giving drivers one-to-one training on understanding waste transfer note procedures, adapting its logistical software systems to build in recycling reporting data and constructing a specific recycling area with a compactor in the warehouse.
While the recycling scheme was introduced as a value added service, it has been a key driver of business growth through winning and retaining clients, gaining trust and loyalty.
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therapeutic protein products for the treatment of neurological,
viral and and autoimmune disorders.
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Nutra Pharma has selected Grupo Farmacéutico de Tijuana to serve as the exclusive distributor in Mexico for its Nyloxin-branded pain relievers.
Nutra Pharma Corp., a biotechnology company that is developing treatments for Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN), HIV and Multiple Sclerosis (MS), has announced today that Grupo Farmacéutico de Tijuana (GFT) has become the exclusive Mexican distributor for the Company's Nyloxin-branded pain relievers, Nyloxin OTC and Nyloxin Rx.
"We are pleased to announce our partnership with GFT as our exclusive Nyloxin distributor in Mexico and our very first International partner," explained Rik J Deitsch, Chairman and CEO of Nutra Pharma Corporation. "GFT is a highly regarded healthcare products distributor that can provide the resources and distribution capabilities needed to successfully launch Nyloxin throughout Mexico," he concluded.
Grupo Farmacéutico de Tijuana (GFT), which was founded in 1955, currently operates two primary distribution facilities; one in Monterrey Nuevo Leon, to service Midwestern and southeastern Mexico and another in the city of Tijuana to service the northwest. In addition to distributing pharmaceutical products to large, national retailers, the Company also distributes to over 3,000 pharmacies throughout Mexico.
"We are excited about our partnership with Nutra Pharma to introduce Nyloxin to Mexico. Combining the product's effectiveness with our distribution strategies will allow us to create a greater impact as we move forward with our launch," commented Enrique A. Fajardo, Managing Director of Grupo Farmacéutico de Tijuana. "This alliance will be an opportunity for both of our companies to provide an all-natural pain management solution to the Mexican consumer," he added.
In addition to partnering with GFT for Nyloxin distribution throughout Mexico, Nutra Pharma recently announced its agreement with leading healthcare products distributor, Henry Schein, for distribution of Nyloxin in the United States.
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Isaac Richard Baum
Born August 17, 1860 - Provo, Utah, Utah
Died August 6, 1942 - Heber, Wasatch, Utah
Son of Isaac Baum & Melissa Sessions
Gabriella Jane Ivie Baum
Born April 8, 1872 - Scipio, Juab, Utah
Died September 1, 1950 - Strawberry, Duchesne, Utah
Daughter of Hyrum Lewis Ivie & Emma Jane Robins
Married February 20, 1890 - Heber, Wasatch, Utah
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Record #: 12497
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Mazen Dana was killed by a US tank shell while filming in broad daylight near Baghdad on 17 August.
An inquiry into his death cleared the troops involved saying they had respected the rules of engagement.
But Reuters' head Tom Glocer said he was dismayed that the US Defence Department had not properly notified the agency about the inquiry's results.
On Monday, US military spokesman in Baghdad, Lieutenant Colonel George Krivo, said the Pentagon would not publish the full report because some parts of it were classified.
Reuters said it had only found out about the results of the report after questioning Lt Col Krivo.
"Specifically, neither was advised directly of the completion and findings of your investigation, which were instead communicated in a haphazard way by a military spokesman responding to journalist questions in Baghdad.
"I certainly don't believe that my government intentionally targets Reuters or anyone else's journalists but let's just say protecting journalists isn't high enough on the Pentagon's priority list," Mr Glocer, who holds US citizenship, wrote.
A Reuters spokeswoman Susan Allsopp said the agency had already filed a request under the US Freedom of Information Act for a copy of the report.
Mr Glocer first wrote to the US defence secretary on 20 August demanding a thorough investigation into Mr Dana's death.
He also urged the Pentagon to "establish clear guidelines on how journalists and the military interact".
A number of international media rights bodies had earlier also expressed concern over the death of Mr Dana and demanded a full inquiry.
Daylight killing
The shooting of Mr Dana happened near Abu Ghraib prison in daylight, after he and his sound engineer had asked permission to film from US soldiers.
But shots were later fired from a US tank, and the cameraman was hit in the chest.
He was taken to a US military hospital but pronounced dead on arrival.
US military officials later described Mr Dana's shooting as a terrible tragedy, saying the troops mistook his camera for a rocket-propelled grenade launcher.
Mr Dana is the second Reuters cameraman to be killed since US-led troops invaded Iraq.
In April, Reuters cameraman Taras Protsyuk, a Ukrainian based in Warsaw, died when a US tank fired a shell at the Palestine Hotel, the base for many foreign media in Baghdad.