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Osama Was Right
The "Slaughterhouse" Camp
Saudis Beheaded Gay Men
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Christer Americans Want Crusade
Osama Was Right
Political strategies for saving Afghanistan may not mean much if civil debate is shelved for a holy war between Christian crusaders and Muslim infidels. In that scenario, just as Osama bin Laden's jihad must be carried to U.S. shores, so American leaders must respond with a crusade to crush the Muslim hordes in Somalia, Yemen, Iraq, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The enemy for Christers is not terrorism, but each and every Muslim infidelall of them damned to the eternal flames of hell.
Believe it or not, the Middle Ages are back. "Worldwide, religious trends have the potential to reshape political assumptions in a way that has not been seen since the rise of modern nationalism," Philip Jenkins, a well-known professor of history and religion at Penn State, wrote in a recent essay.
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We're led in this by our born-again president. After September 11, Bush began talking about how the tragedy would become a test. "God's signs are not always the ones we look for. His purposes are not always our own," Bush said on September 14. "We ask Almighty God to watch over our nation. We pray that he will comfort and console those who walk in sorrow." Two days later he said, "We will rid the world of the evildoers. . . . This crusade, this war on terrorism, is going to take a while."
Some politicians believe Bush is part of a divine plan. "In the evangelical mind, the notion of an omniscient God is central to their theology," Ralph Reed, who once ran the Christian Coalition, told The Washington Post. "He had a knowledge nobody else had: He knew George Bush had the ability to lead in this compelling way."
With or without Bush, the spirit of the Crusades is fast replacing the hunt for terrorists. Operation Save America, the militant anti-abortion group formerly known as Operation Rescue, is down and dirty with the Muslims. "Since Muhammad's vision in the early seventh century, millions have been slaughtered by the lie of Islam," said director Flip Benham, in a December 10 statement.
"Unfortunately, Christianity in America has become so feminized, so weak and limp-wristed that these lies (abortion, homosexuality, and Islam) have come to prevail in a nation that was established and made great on the manly bedrock of biblical Christianity," Benham continued.
Like crusaders of yore, the group stormed down to a mosque in Richardson, Texas, then recorded their adventures online. "We came with a banner saying 'Jesus is the Standard,' with the cross of Christ in front of the American flag. We also brought signs saying 'Jesus is the Way' and 'Jesus is Alive.' " Muslims who greeted them sought to assuage the Christers, arguing that their message contained intolerant words. "One American Muslim lady ripped the sign out of Kristene Odell's hands while screaming at her at the top of her voice. It reminded me of being at the abortion millsame battle, just a different manifestation."
Later, at a dinner with 1000 Muslims, the anti-abortion activists tried to reason with the unbelievers, but concluded, "We were separated eternally by a great chasm of truth. They believe a lie, and they believe it wholeheartedly." So they kept going to the mosque, hoping the Muslims would come to their senses. "We have added a couple more signs'Islam is a Lie' and 'Muhammad is Dead.' If we love them, we must tell them the truth! Join us!"
Professor Jenkins cited the rapid growth of Christianity and Islam in Africa and Latin America, saying these places will soon be the new, uneasy centers of Christendom. Meanwhile, Europe will once again become the center of religious warfare, with guerrilla action in France and Germany. "Imagine the world of the thirteenth century," he wrote, "armed with nuclear warheads and anthrax."
As They Lay Dying
The 'Slaughterhouse' Camp
To read the American papers, you'd think we were a godsend to the people of Afghanistan. Under the December 31 headline "Massive Food Delivery Averts Afghan Famine," The Washington Post reported on shipments of wheat to starving refugees. "There will be no famine in Afghanistan this winter," Catherine Bertini, executive director of the United Nations' World Food Program, told the paper. "There will be deaths, because the country was in a pre-famine condition this summer before the war started. But it will be isolated, and not large-scale."
The Guardian of London paints quite a different picture. "Refugees Left in the Cold at 'Slaughterhouse' Camp," read one headline, followed by this subhead: "Afghans perish daily as strained aid network collapses under flood of new arrivals."
In and around the camp 30 miles west of Herat, the British paper reported, 350,000 Afghans huddle in the cold. One hundred die each day due to exposure and starvation. Workers say conditions approach those of the great Ethiopian disaster. "We travelled more than 125 miles to this camp," one woman tells the Guardian. "When I arrived I had four children, now I have two. We've had nothing to eat for a week."
The situation is a catch-22. New arrivals can't get help until they register with the UN's World Food Program, but they can't register until they get help. The skeletal staff can't begin to process the starving people. Arriving families hunker down outside the camp. Here, amid the piles of human shit, they dig foxholes to shelter them a little from the biting wind and cold.
"As I walked through the throng I was continually mistaken for an aid worker," writes the Guardian reporter. "Men thrust papers in my face, asking me to register them for aid, while women pointed to their mouths, miming their hunger.
"Children, too malnourished to move, sat shivering and listless, their eyes black holes. Many wore only rags for clothes, some wrapped in plastic in a vain attempt to generate heat. Most were barefoot. . . . 'You are just taking pictures,' one woman at the camp said to me. 'You are not here to help. We can't eat pictures. We are dying.' "
Three Killed for Crimes Against Islamic Law
Saudis Behead Gay Men
Though the Taliban beat women or shot them to death for supposed moral offenses, they reserved an especially gruesome, torturous death for male homosexuals. These they would line up against a wall, then ram a bulldozer from the other side, toppling the stones and burying the men alive.
The Taliban, of course, learned all their lessons from our fundamentalist allies in Saudi Arabia, who last week demonstrated their own method of dispatching gays. Press reports say three gay men were beheaded by sword in the public square of the mountain town Abha. "They received the death penalty for sexually abusing young boys," said Tarik Allajany, a spokesperson at the Saudi embassy in Washington. "Rape is punishable by death."
According to the State Department, punishments under Saudi Arabia's Islamic law include flogging, amputation, and execution by beheading, stoning, or firing squad. In 2000, the Saudis executed 120 people, an increase from 100 the year before. Government killings included 62 persons convicted of murder, 21 convicted of narcotics-related offenses, 22 convicted of rape, and 10 convicted of armed robbery. The executions also included two women for murder and three for drug trafficking. The men were executed by beheading and the women by firing squad. There were 27 reports of amputations, including seven reports of multiple amputations (right hand, left leg) for highway robbery.
People convicted of less serious offenses, such as drinking alcohol or being alone in the company of an unrelated person of the opposite sex, sometimes were punished by flogging. In April the AP reported five people had been sentenced to 2600 lashes and six years in prison, and four persons to 2400 lashes and five years, for "deviant sexual behavior."
Clinton Canine Takes Secrets to Pet Heaven
The Buddy Conspiracy
The death of Bill Clinton's dog Buddy, who was hit by a car in the streets of Chappaqua last week, brought a strangulated wheeze from the Clinton haters. They immediately began deconstructing the deeper meaning of what had happened, with the Lucianne (as in Goldberg) and Free Republic Web sites cranking wildly to figure out Buddy's place on the mysterious Clinton death list. Some of the theories being batted around, as collected by the online faithful at Democratic Underground:
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For the next few months, the British artist Tim Head will be seeking inspiration at a Michelin-starred restaurant. The 66-year-old is London eatery Pied à Terre's annual artist-in-residence.
"Art has always been important to the restaurant," says owner David Moore, "but we thought, rather than investing in yet more art here, why not have intervention from a third-party over whom we have little control?"
Head is planning a complete overhaul, his theme overlapping circles, some to be featured on the plates themselves. "I like the idea of creating something both artistic and functional," he says. His centrepiece will be lunar-like discs suspended from the walls and the dining room's vast mirror, thereby creating multiple reflections so that diners feel they are suspended in space.
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I was surprised to discover that the students at Mesa Community College were better dressed than the SDSU students I came across on Tuesday afternoon. Perhaps it's because Mesa folks pay less tuition and have more money to spend on clothing.
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Major: Graphic Design
Favorite Store: The Foreign Exchange located in Fashion Valley Mall.
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Age: 18
Major: Anthropology
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There has been a drop in the number of tenants falling into rental arrears in the buy to let market, a report has revealed. Statistics released by LSL Property Services showed that the amount of outstanding rent owed to buy to let owners dropped from £229.3 million to £221 million between September and October 2010. Estate Agency managing director of LSL Property Services David Newnes said: "Falling arrears provided another boost to landlords in October." He added that there is normally a "flurry of tenants" who move into new buy to let properties in September, which means that by October they have had time to "get their finances in order and ensure that their landlords are receiving rent". This drop in arrears comes despite rental costs increasing by 0.4 per cent in October, LSL Property Services reported, going from an average of £689 in September to £691 the following month. According to the Rent Index, over the last three months, rents rose by 1.63 per cent and 4.37 per cent over the last six.
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Friday, January 14, 2011
High On Life book is PUBLISHED !
Monday, January 10, 2011
link : artist Cloud Face
Navajo/Hopi hiphop instrumentalist, dancer/bboy, painter and human being extraordinaire, on top of being my new collaborator. Go check him out : Cloud Face and see his SoundCloud .. CloudFace has also just done a remix of Bilal's track #Robots, which you can also check out HERE !
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2011, Year of the Bunny, should be promising. In the cards : rekindling with the idea of doing live mixing w fellow DJ, artist and hiphop instrumentalist CloudFace, a collaboration with Japanese singer Kirilola, and a little pick up truck that should be taking me into 4WD territory for contemporary footage of ancient sites.. Montreal, Tokyo, L.A... more paint, more vinyls, and a mini home recording studio are also on their way.. let this be the most exuberant, creative, sunlit, color splashed year of our LIVES !
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Catching up..
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What I did
schoolwise it's been tough. fun but tough. it's not due to laziness that i haven't had a chance to write blog entries. a few times i ended up working til 7pm. my life is basically school and sleep right now. but i love it. last tuesday we had a movie night at school with my class. we watched asterix at the olympic games, ate popcorn, pizza and cupcakes. sooo gooood!! the kids loved the movie, but i think i loved it more. asterix movies are just so funny on so many levels cause the mix different kinds of humours and jokes. jokes for kids, jokes for grown-ups and jokes for both (aka. me!).. :D other than that we're getting close to the big summer night event. i'm in charge of the theatre group in our grade and it's gonna be really funny! wish you could see it! we're doing this pirates of the carribean theme theatre and dance with our two classes and they're doing a pretty good job so far. we still need to practice a lot and we're not ready but it's gonna be good.
yesterday i went out for the first time. we went for dinner at one of the teacher's place. she made this amazing curry like you wouldn't believe. it was delicious. very spicy, which i'm still not quite used to but it was so good.. and i'm getting better at handling spicy. after that we went to clare quay where all the clubs are. we went to china one which is pretty cool. of course i'm not the clubbing type but the had live music and that was pretty cool! actually i liked the music the dj put on too. especially so since he put on danza kuduro and that's one of my dancing songs! hahaha i just threw all my stuff at joel and started dancing.. missed my dancing partners though... right girls? ;)
then today i finally got to spend a hole day just doing nothing and hanging out at the pool and working on my tan. i'm trying to blend in with the locals.. don't know what to do about the eyes though... ;) juuuust kidding..
one last interestng thing: joel and i booked our flights on friday.. change of plans, we're not going to melacca after all.. this is our trip as far as we know: singapore-kuching-kuala lumpur-yogyakarta-........-bali-singapore. we don't know what we're gonna do between yogya and bali and maybe we're also gonna go to gili islands or lombok.. but at least the first half is fixed. now we just need to book our hostels tomorrow and we're good to go til july 9th! we're still quite flexible and all but at least we'll have taken care of flights and hostels so that's good.
anyhow, it's 10pm.. bedtime for me. the countdown is on.. 4 more days and fachpraktikum is done! can you believe it? i sure as hell can't! time flies! 6.5 weeks left of this trip! crazy crazy.. alright, over and out.


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Tonight: The Bookery Nook unveils never-before-seen nude photos of Madonna
If you're a fan at all of Madonna, you know about her 1985 Playboy spread and the classic down and out story that led to it: In 1979, a then-broke and unknown Madonna posed nude for a photography class for a fee of $30. Years later, when her first single "Everybody" topped the charts in 1982, one photographer who had been in that class, Martin Schreiber, recognized her and sold his negatives to Playboy. Meanwhile, the other photographers' work has languished in obscurity for the last 32 years, unseen -- until tonight.
As it turns out, one of the photos somehow ended up at Denver's Camera Obscura Gallery, a longtime Denver photography staple slated to close this spring and was found there by local photographer and Madonna fan Shannon Piserchio, who was intrigued enough to set out on an epic quest to find the rest of the photos. Here's that story, from a Bookery Nook press release:
Searching the internet, Shannon stumbled upon a photo credited to Martin Schreiber: a headless, black and white image of Madonna. Shannon could tell by the shadows on the body that the photo she bought from the gallery and the photo she found on the internet were taken in the same place. But what most people won't notice is that they were taken at the exact same moment. "On the left breast, the shadow falls across the nipple. The shadow on the shoulder is the same, and even the shadow crossing the sternum is in the same spot. If the photos weren't taken at the same time, they were taken within seconds of each other."
This meant two things: One, another photographer was present at the photo shoot. And two, the photo Shannon purchased couldn't have been taken by Schreiber. Shannon decided other photographers' photos must be somewhere. She found Schreiber's email address online and contacted him. He revealed there there were, in fact, other photographers. Five to be exact. But he didn't know who or where they were. Shannon went back to The Camera Obscura to ask about the Madonna photo. Hal Gould, the owner, told her two guys sold the photos to the gallery in the 90's, but he knew nothing else.
Finally, Shannon returned to the internet where she found a blogger had posted on Schreiber's photo. She contacted the blogger via Facebook to see if he knew who the other photographers were. But Shannon didn't hear back from him. Instead, she received an email concerning the blog post from a man named Tom Macurdy. It turns out the original photographer, Joseph Threadgill, gave his ten photographs to his friend, Macurdy, a lawyer at the time.
But Macurdy had no motivation to sell the photographs. He locked the photos in a filing cabinet for nine years. But now, thanks to Shannon's expert detective work, the never-before-seen photos will have an outlet for the first time this week in Shannon's own Denver bookstore, The Bookery Nook.
"Mr. Threadgill's photographic efforts show Madonna more attractively than Schreiber, " Macurdy said. "They are better from an artistic point of view, although I am not a photographer myself."
The photos go on display tonight at a reception at the Bookery Nook at 7 p.m., and will remain on display there until March 31.
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Sarpeidon was the first and only planet orbiting the primary Beta Niobe. This inhabited planet was classified as M-class. The planet was the homeworld for a pre-spaceflight humanoid species, the Sarpeidon natives. The planet was destroyed in the Beta Niobe supernova of 2269. (TOS: "All Our Yesterdays")
Many events of Sarpeidon's past paralleled events in Earth history, including an extended period of global glaciation, an ethnic or cultural group named Anglos, and paranoia due to fears of witchcraft. The planet was once ruled by a tyrant named Zor Kahn.
In 2269, hours before the sun went nova, the USS Enterprise arrived to warn the native species of their impending doom. However, they found that prior to the planet's destruction, all of its inhabitants had evacuated back in time, using a time portal known as the Atavachron, into various eras of the planet's past. (TOS: "All Our Yesterdays")
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For the 2007 remastered version of "All Our Yesterdays", Sarpeidon was given a CGI-makeover, now a unique planet rather than a reuse of stock footage.
In "All Our Yesterdays", Spock stated that Sarpeidon was "millions of light years away" from Vulcan. TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident" and ""The Explored Galaxy" star chart established however the planet and star system were still located inside the Milky Way Galaxy.
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (3rd ed., p. 430) and StarTrek.com, Sarpeidon was a Class M planet. [1]
In the novel No Time Like the Past, Spock speculates that the Sarpeidons pursued time travel rather than space travel as a means of escape as the lack of other planets in their solar system meant that they had no real incentive to develop space travel out of a lack of anywhere to go in their immediate vicinity. During the novel, a time-displaced Seven of Nine meets a projection of Nepwa, the original inventor of the atavachron, who reveals that he left his people for the distant past out of disgust at what his work had come to.


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Hi Everyone, I'm looking at store ads are these the same thing or different? Prime rib Rib eye roast Standing Beef rib roast Happy holidays Thank you, Brian E. | |||
Pretty much all the same. Prime rib should be a Prime grade standing rib roast without the rib bones. Rib eye roast should be cut slightly different and the ends should look like a ribeye. This is the chunk of meat the butcher cuts ribeye steaks off of. Standing rib roast has the rib bones left intact, with or without the backbone attached. WHOOO PIGS SOOOEEEEEE !!! | |||
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Yep. All pretty much the same. I like the middle cut, I think it is the bottom pic. WHOOO PIGS SOOOEEEEEE !!! | |||
Prime rib frequently refers to the cooked product, regardless of grade. Just because you order prime rib from a restaurant doesn't mean it's USDA prime--more likely it's choice. So after cooking it, you can call it prime rib. At the store you'll find: Rib roast: typicaly boneless Standing rib roast: typlically with the bones attached (whether pre-trimmed and tied back on or left intact). Ribeye roast: another name for one of the above. You can get more specific, as to the smaller and larger end, which numbered rib bones are included in the cut, etc. But just look for a rib roast, bone in or out is your choice, that is the size you want and that has the most marbeling. Bone-in roasts don't need a rack to cook since the bones serve this function. Boned roasts benefit from being cooked on a rack. Then just cook and wow family and friends!! | ||||
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The Medicare Tax and QFTs: Don't look a gift horse in the mouth By Bill Stalter on January 2, 2014 Posted in Administration, Preneed, Preneed Tax, Taxes, Trust Funded Over the past few years, preneed trust administrators have been wondering whether a Section 685 qualified funeral trust could look to each individual trust's income and apply the lower tax rates for long term capital gains and qualified dividends. The issue has taken on more relevance as preneed trusts look to diversify out of fixed… Continue Reading
Too Literal of an Interpretation: Mississippi and Preneed Taxes By Bill Stalter on January 22, 2013 Posted in Preneed, Preneed Tax, Reporting The Mississippi Secretary of State seems to be taking a very proactive approach to the regulation of preneed and perpetual care funds. Over the course of the last few years, the Regulation and Enforcement Division of the Secretary of State's office has averaged an enforcement proceeding per month. We were curious what type of enforcement… Continue Reading
Making Lemonade: the 2008/09 Capital Loss Carry Over By Bill Stalter on April 3, 2011 Posted in Preneed, Preneed Tax The 2010 calendar year proved a welcomed change for many trust funded preneed programs. The 2008 collapse of the home mortgage market triggered a melt down of bonds that lingered well into 2009. The press provided extensive coverage of how the situation impacted our 401k accounts. Stories about value declines of 25% to 33% were… Continue Reading
Tax Day and next year's QFT By Bill Stalter on April 15, 2009 Posted in Fiduciary, Preneed, Preneed Tax Many preneed trusts either experienced significant capital losses last year or are sitting on assets that have unrealized losses. For those trusts that have taken a Section 685 election, these losses may be carried into future years as a capital loss carryover. While everyone would prefer to avoid realizing those losses, that loss can be… Continue Reading
The IRS and its role in the IFDA master trust problems By Bill Stalter on April 13, 2009 Posted in Fiduciary, IFDA, Preneed, Preneed Tax As new allegations surface about the Merrill Lynch broker associated with the IFDA master trust, some may appropriately ask why a preneed trust would ever invest in an insurance product. There was a time when the twain shall never meet. That all changed in January 1988, and specifically when the IRS and Treasury decided to… Continue Reading
The Section 685 QFT amendment: Supporting Soldiers' Survivors By Bill Stalter on August 9, 2008 Posted in Preneed, Preneed Tax If the President signs the Hubbard Act (H.R. 6580), the qualified funeral trust will have the capability to fund all of an individual's final expenses. When enacted, Section 685 imposed a $7,000 cap on the preneed trusts that could elect special tax treatment. While the limitation increased annually, the cap was too low to permit funding of… Continue Reading


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Servo mystery
Now I really have to shed some light onto all speculations about the servos used for all new Concept X2's build since February 2011........
It is true that our NEW RDS432 servo used in RDS and as an upgrade servo for Elevator and possibly rudder as well, has the same geometrical dimensions as the MKS 450 Servo, since the RDS 432 servo is exclusively build for use in all Concepts by MKS. The big difference is, all MKS DS4xx servos are designed, build and programmed in the first place for use in Mini Helicopters. Therefore their specifications do not exactly match the specifications we need for gliders, particularly F3K gliders and here especially the ones of highest performance level. For this reason, all internal components had to be redesigned from scratch, with the target in mind, to have a servo which is light weight, unparalleled powerful for its size and weight, has a SLOOP FREE metal gear and the latest "0" dead band technology, combined with the doubled resolution used in the latest state of the art radio technology. Needless to say that this servo is fast, super strong (3.2kg/cm), super precise over the whole movement range and has a very precise centering. Roland |
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Aileron servo noise
Anyone else have a situation where the aileron servos make a random "clicking" or "chattering" noise, even when the ailerons are sitting still in the neutral position? It is only an issue of audible noise, the aileron surfaces are perfectly still.
I'm using an Airtronics SD-10G radio with an FHSS-3 receiver. Is it at all possible to adjust some tuning parameters in the servo to eliminate this noise? Thanks in advance, Michael. |
still there is some "little" difference between the commonly known chatter in digital servos, which comes from the attempt to center back into the preset "dead band" area while still under mechanical load..... and the little, let's say, pendulum clicks between a positive and/or a negative step around "0", since the servo doesn't have anymore the WIDE dead band to come to rest. Actually, the servo is programmed to come to rest at precisely "0". Unfortunately this "0" can't be constant while directly depended on the quality of the impulse signal which controls the ultimate position or stop of the servo. Within the impulse producing electronics inside your radio (TX as well inside the RX decoding), tiny fluctuations within the timing of such produced control impulses over time, will have a so called "jitter", which means tiny deviations from the intended nominal precision, which will cause such minimal response from your "precise" working servo. Well, such response is audible, but too small to cause any visible movement of the servo mechanics. The sound is more or less produced within the motor coils acting a bit like a speaker..... Even you wiggle the sticks a bit, would not be of much help, since the new servo generation will "chat" a little in any position posible..... unless you can get the control signal stop "chatting / jittering". Since there is no actual movement of the motor under load, the additional power consumption is neglectable and would reduce your total usable battery time in a range of a few seconds only. On the other hand, this little "chatting" of the servo/s will be a good sign that they are alive....:-) Roland |
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Re: layups: I have one "heavy" and one "light" layup. If I were to do it again, I'd go for two of the light ones. They're both plenty strong and have good finish, and you can always add weight to a light one if you need it. |
I've ordered both the standard Rohacell (31-IGF) and the new 31-HF (ultra fine cell structure) for the very smooth surface finish to see if there is any performance difference. |
Great info-I've got plenty of time to decide on antenna configuration ,but may need to re consider layup choice . The lighter layup seems to be ideal.does anyone have the lt blue?is it hard to see? Seems like there's enough black le and strips to stand out well-it's awesome these planes are available !
I think Matt's install might have been Futaba with custom antennas. I have had ZERO issues with the Airtronics FHSS-3 with antennas installed in the wing. I can't imagine doing it any other way, it is so clean. I would also recommend going with the light lay up. |
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Today Getty Images announced that it would make most of its stock photos free to embed on websites. So, as a digestif after a long day, some amazing Getty images.
Chat on, night owls!
Today Getty Images announced that it would make most of its stock photos free to embed on websites. So, as a digestif after a long day, some amazing Getty images.
Chat on, night owls!
LL – great selection of images. Thank you. Really cool of Getty to do this.
Congrats, COS! LL, we are all like a kid in the candy store with Getty's announcement today. I'm worried about Chips now 🙂
RT's joke of a response:
"The announcement was stunning. But Wahl's decision to quit the network was a long time coming. In an exclusive interview with The Daily Beast, she says that, "When I came on board from the beginning I knew what I was getting into, but I think I was more cautious and tried to stay as objective as I could." Yet repeated attempts by her superiors at the network to censor her work and distort the truth ultimately convinced Wahl that, to keep her integrity intact, she would have to depart……..
"As a reporter on this network I face many ethical and moral challenges especially me personally coming from a family whose grandparents came here as refugees during the Hungarian revolution, ironically to escape the Soviet forces," she told network viewers, immediately following a report claiming that the new Ukrainian government, which ousted pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych, is composed mainly of fascists and neo-Nazis. "I'm very lucky to have grown up here in the United States. I'm the daughter of a veteran. My partner is a physician at a military base where he sees every day the first-hand accounts of the ultimate prices that people pay for this country. And that is why personally I cannot be part of a network that whitewashes the actions of Putin. I am proud to be an American and believe in disseminating the truth and that is why after this newscast I'm resigning."
Abby Martin's "disagreement" was nothing more than a publicity stunt. It was to take heat off of RT. The fact that RT wasn't expecting Liz Wahl's statement—and the fact that she made it a public move—shows that RT is nothing but a propaganda outfit. RT goes on ad nauseam about US military "adventurism"; now that its paymaster has engaged in the most reckless adventure since Prague, it's suddenly silent, or actively touting the Moscow line.
What gripes my ass is that RT is on most US cable and satellite systems. (I filter it from my lineup.) But BBC World? Feh. A few million homes from Verizon FIOS.
I have the same gripes. I have ATT-Uverse, we just got Fusion/ABC and BBC World, but no AJA. The good thing is they got great channel placement as well between CNN-1202 (Fusion 1206/BBC 1207) Fox-1210 in HD.
Fortunately, I have XBMC boxes on both the livingroom and bedroom tvs, so I get all sorts of channels from overseas, including most British channels.
I don't get RT, but w/ my Apple TV I get KoreanTV for some reason…..I just mirror any live streams from my iPad for other international channels.
Some alleged American liberals show up on RT (or did until recently. The propaganda is all too transparent).
Thank you, again, John for posting PM Carpenter's commentary. It really is important that we persist in documenting, disseminating the truth about President Obama's profound leadership, leadership he perfects as he vanquishes one threat to the well-being of American and humanity after another.
#FORWARD Together
If you read down thread, he calls PBO a weak, vacillating president. I don't believe he was being sarcastic. PM Carpenter is up and down, so I don't read him much anymore.
Betsy, I stopped reading PM a long time ago because of his 'vacillations' …. but, as John noted in the previous thread, he seemed to perceive the facts regarding how PBO has boxed Putin, once again (think, Syria), without any American soldiers having to die in the process (at least, so far).
We are a long way from being out of the woods on this issue and given Putin's display of personal instability we have no reason to be relaxed. He's created so many situations in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine that could go critical in seconds. Fortunately, to this point, Ukrainians have been the paragon of restraint.
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Thanks for your response, I value your opinion. I guess it's a good thing when doubters actually recognize the brilliance of our President.
Completely beautiful photos LL, what a lovely collection – thank you kind sir!
A less lovely photo 😥
Although, I *did* laugh.
In her blue-haired (literally) defense, they were honoring the 75th anniv. of the Wizard of Oz or something at the Oscars, so she jumped right in. Or tried to. More or less.
Thought you might get a kick out of that one!
It seems this is a new meme today…… somebody is going to have to clue me in on this one.
Nope – saw the selfie on Sunday, but missed the cellphone call that spawned the twitter-fest.
Oh, the Cameron photo. Yes, PM Cameron released a photo on his Twitter account looking very serious while speaking to PBO. Very Serious Cameron doing Very Serious Things.
He's better than Thatcher, but that's like saying gangrene is better than ebola. True, but still nasty.
In some ways I think he's worse, at least everyone knew what she stood for – unashamed right wing viciousness – he tries to be all things to all men, he has absolutely no core. He is pitiful.
She's definitely got a great sense of humor …. and, btw, BABYMETAL is intense 🙂
Fantastic sailor, thank you!!!
And, as us bioscientists say, 'genetics works' 🙂
Sailor, you had noted this wise insight, earlier, and I thought you'd enjoy the image in the tweet 🙂
POTUS is right, the Democrats better be focus on 2014 instead of 2016. We already know that the GOP is doing all they can to win, including keeping people from voting. We Dems better be prepared to fight and fight. Worry about 2016 when it gets here.
I just finish listening to Pharrell Williams song Happy. FLOTUS said today on Rachel Ray that was her favorite song to exercise too.
LMAO! Here's another one…from that Cameron phone call to Obama.
I have no idea how they started, but these are great! Ya gotta admit the way Cameron was sitting ramrod straight listening to the voice on the phone looked so posed as to be amusing all by itself.
Go home say hello to FLOTUS and the girls, get a hug, say hi to Bo and Sunny, warm up, forget about all the troubles of the day, and get some rest. Tomorrow is another day.
I just love that hard-workin' man. (What also popped into my head was: " … bringin' home the bacon for all of us." So maybe my thought processes are starting to wind down for the night – Ha!)
Pierce with the true reason
"Reid and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) brought up the fact that Republicans supported Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts's nomination despite his representation of a murderer who killed eight people, including a teenager.
I wonder what the difference is.
Oh, yeah. John Roberts is white and murdered teenagers don't have a lobby."
After seeing the pic of my beloved President walking across the grounds of the WH after his long day, I fervently wish I could be there and give him a warm hug for all he is doing for us. A big "cyber hug" to you, Mr. President. We love you! Go, hug Michelle and the girls and rest.
On a different note, TODers, my son tells me that one of his best friends is still having severe headaches (these have been going on for 15-20 years now). He has been to Mayo, John Hopkins, etc. he is scheduled to go to a headache clinic or something in Chicago next month. My son and I both feel that these headaches are real but are rooted to a large degree to emotional/psychological issues. We know what these issues stem from, so we are not just speculating. As a family, including my husband who is a therapist but cannot ethically see this young man professionally, we have all done what we could to help. I don't mean to go on about this, but tonight I am asking for those powerful TOD prayers and maybe candles for a young man you do not know but is a precious soul in this world. With all my heart, I thank any of you who will offer up a prayer for "David's Friend." Thank you.
Certainly. Just did. What a tragic story, and you are wonderful to stand by him.
We love him Jacque but it is hard; there have been times we have been frustrated wondering if he is doing all he could to combat this, but then we know the things he has had to deal with and we know he has been in pain: we just want to hug him and make it all go away! I think prayer may be all we have now.
God bless him, and you and your family as you try to support him. {{{Hugs}}}
"David's Friend" will be in my thoughts, as are several of our beloved TODers, Daisy. Count on it.
Actually, forgot to post this tweet. Chips & NW – urge you to read the three items linked in this tweet. They are essential insights into the situation in Ukraine. In fact, the three articles would be ideal to group in tomorrow's R&S for all those who come to TOD for knowledge.
Good night
Ah, yes, Elizabeth. One of my favorite poets at a very young, starry-eyed age. Still starry-eyed, sayin' goodnight to ya, Dudette!
Any one know the story behind this? How did she even make it the dem nom? Are the TX dems that pathetic?
Dunno how she got any traction at all, but she got 2nd place in the Dem primary and since the front-runner didn't get more than 50%, there will be a runoff.
Ah, a larouche douche. Nice to know TX dem party won't support her even if she wins. Which seems remote in a run-off. For a minute there, TX dems actually had chosen her to challenge cronyn.
Danke Dudette.
I am having a few tears – it is no wonder that countries cannot stop fighting each other when internal politics has people ranting at each other – and we cannot even be friends within families.
My local state government is insane & in theory we have an educated electorate – not overly religious and they believe in science and evolution. They voted for "Law and order" and business – get rid of everything else. Then the Australian Government wants to sell our country off to the highest bidder – reduce taxes and reduce services. Send mothers out to work & who cares about the children. The world is going insane – and I feel so inadequate to stop it.
It's deeply saddening to see tso many people do things that are destructive to themselves and others. People do the strangest things out of fear. There are so many characters who create and then cultivate fear for their own purposes. We, here in the States, know this pain well. Try not to let it break you. You're not alone. There are others like you, perhaps closer than you think. Find strength in numbers. It's why found a virtual home here at TOD, isn't it? Do what you can in big and/or small ways to effect change. It will come. It WILL come.
Thank you Dudette – I see so many here who just pick themselves up and keep on keeping on – I think I really lost it when our local news started quoting Hillary Clinton! – but as you say – change does come – little by little. I feel for the people in Ukraine – I wonder why any nation thinks it has the right to invade another – but so many have been doing this for thousands of years – we all want for our children (and our most wonderful grandbabes) to be free from such things.
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William settled in Windsor, CT. William was a soldier in the Pequot War, 1637-1638, the first horse troop in the Colony. He saved Major John Mason's life at Mystic Fort. Land was granted to his heirs in 1671 for his service. William was an original proprietor at Hartford, then settled in Windsor before 1640. James and William Hayden who immigrated to America with John Hayden were not his brothers as rec. guess. The Am. Compendium states they came on Ship Mary & John in 1630 to Dorchester, Mass, but there is no record of William in Massachusetts Bay in the 1630s.S3 References


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The movements and speed of passing trains characterize the expressive image of this new trains station. Inclined columns, sharp edges and large slanting rays of sunlight that come through the glass roofs. Everyting seems to be slurped along with the velocity of the trians. The new station has got 6 train tracks, 2 subway tracks and the Arena boulevard runs underneath the whole station.
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Moving closer to the choppers, the Metrolife team reached a point from where the two could be clearly seen. While one had already landed the other was still up in the air. Suddenly, young 'soldiers' carrying a man on a stretcher began running towards the helicopter, while the other chopper dropped baggage on ground.
What looked like a battle on ground was actually a simulation exercise of a war-like situation as National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets rehearsed in earnest for the finale of the Republic Day Camp (RDC), preparing themselves for a flawless act which will be presented to the Prime Minister come January 28.
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As one section of the cadets was busy in this exercise, the others lined up to start parade rehearsals. Smartly dressed marching contingents accompanied by their bands began their parade. Grit, idealism and enthusiasm were clearly visible on young faces as cadets matched step for step.
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Horn last week, Ambrose this week this is a trend I\'d love to see keep going. Lack of big plays were a problem that is very plesant to see go away.
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Fellow Emerson alums — and super successful TV producers — Kevin Bright and Norman Lear got together in Los Angeles this week. Lear, the creator of "All in the Family," turns 91 Saturday, and Bright, the executive producer of "Friends," stopped by to say hello. Bright was recently named founding director of Emerson's new Los Angeles Center, which is located on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. It opens in January.