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Q: validate email using server request and ignore modify I have the following code which sends a request to server validate if the email already exists or not. Its working fine, but the problem is I am using the same directive on modify page. On modify page I want to send another param to server to ignore this email.
.directive('uniqueEmail', function($http) {
        return {
            require: 'ngModel',
            link: function(scope, ele, attrs, c) {
                var ignoreEmail= //here I want to save originol email;
                scope.$watch(attrs.ngModel, function() {
                    $http({
                        method: 'GET',
                        url: '/MY/system/users/checkEmail?'+ $.param({'emailAddress': ele.val(), 'ignoreEmail': ignoreEmail})
                    }).success(function(isUnique,status,headers,cfg) {
                            var iu = isUnique == 'true' ? true : false;
                            c.$setValidity('unique', iu);
                        }).error(function(data,status,headers,cfg) {
                            c.$setValidity('unique', false);
                        });
                });
            }
        }
    });

How can I get the the origonal email in ignoreEmail so that can send to the server

A: You can use $eval:
var ignoreEmail = scope.$eval(attrs.ngModel)

A: What you can do inside the link function is to save the initial model value, which you can get using ngModelController
var ignoreMail=c.$modelValue;
Now you have the original model value when the link function is called first time.
I have not tried it but it should work.


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  register_events :at_finish
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  def init
    super
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  def tiltable?
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  def tilt
  end

  private

  def driver_valid?
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end

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Davison County ist ein County im Bundesstaat South Dakota der Vereinigten Staaten. Es liegt im Südosten des Bundesstaates. Das U.S. Census Bureau hat bei der Volkszählung 2020 eine Einwohnerzahl von 19.956 ermittelt. Der Verwaltungssitz (County Seat) ist Mitchell.

Geographie
Der Bezirk hat eine Fläche von 1.131 Quadratkilometern; davon sind 3 Quadratkilometer (0,31 Prozent) Wasserflächen. Er wird 12 Townships eingeteilt: Badger, Baker, Beulah, Blenden, John, Lisbon, Mitchell, Mount Vernon, Perry, Prosper, Rome und Union.

Geschichte
Das County wurde am 8. Januar 1873 gebildet und die Verwaltungsorganisation am 31. Juli 1874 abgeschlossen. Benannt wurde es nach Henry C. Davison (?–1874), einem Händler und ab 1869 einer der ersten Siedler in der Region.

Ein Ort im County hat den Status einer National Historic Landmark, die Mitchell Archaeological Site. 24 Bauwerke und Stätten des Countys sind im National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) eingetragen (Stand 30. Juli 2018).

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Städte und Gemeinden
Städte (cities)

 Mitchell
 Mount Vernon

Gemeinden (towns)
 Ethan

Census-designated places

 Loomis

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

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As a special Christmas gift, we will also give you your turf and carpets for free, as well as £1,000 towards legal fees and free removal costs (not including packing).
After all, it is the time for giving!
*Move in for Christmas applies to specific plots only and requires legal completion before December 15th.


Larger corner lot in new coastal cottage community located just north of Old Time Pottery in South Foley. Lots of common area green space with walking paths. 1,400 SF minimum new construction. Convenient location 4 miles from beaches, 2 miles from OWA Amusement & Entertainment Park, 2 miles from the Tanger Outlet Mall, etc... Build your dream home in paradise!
I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #270122). Please send me more information regarding 8152 Carmel Circle Lot 76, Foley, Alabama, 36535. Thank you!
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Q: Understanding applejpeg crash My application is crashing from a number of different places, the only thing in common with all the crashes is the global trace buffer. Which is always like this :
7.047307     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184318f28[0x157904800] Decoding completed without errors
7.048656     AppleJPEG                  0x00000001843170c0 [0x157904800] Options: 225x300 [FFFFFFFF,FFFFFFFF] 00025060
7.048656     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184316f78 [0x157904800] Decoding: C0 0x00E1012C 0x000F304A 0x22111100 0x00000000 4947
7.095140     AppleJPEG                  0x000000018431626c [0x157904800] Created session
7.101648     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184318f28 [0x1578f3600] Decoding completed without errors
7.104545     AppleJPEG                  0x00000001843170c0 [0x1578f3600] Options: 300x300 [FFFFFFFF,FFFFFFFF] 00025060
7.104545     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184316f78 [0x1578f3600] Decoding: C0 0x012C012C 0x0013304A 0x22111100 0x00000000 6298
7.218370     AppleJPEG                  0x000000018431626c [0x1578f3600] Created session
7.310743     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184318f28 [0x157101600] Decoding completed without errors
7.312623     AppleJPEG                  0x00000001843170c0 [0x157101600] Options: 300x298 [FFFFFFFF,FFFFFFFF] 00025060
7.312623     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184316f78 [0x157101600] Decoding: C0 0x012C012A 0x0013304A 0x22111100 0x00000000 9699
7.372678     AppleJPEG                  0x000000018431626c [0x157101600] Created session
7.508725     AppleJPEG                  0x0000000184318f28 [0x157108a00] Decoding completed without errors
7.509980     AppleJPEG                  0x00000001843170c0 [0x157108a00] Options: 300x296 [FFFFFFFF,FFFFFFFF] 00025060

I have no idea how to approach this problem, what does global trace buffer mean ? and how is it different from thread backtraces ? what is the appleJPEG framework for and why could it be causing crashes ? am I looking in the wrong place, any help is greatly appreciated.

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Well, guys, Thanksgiving is officially over! Do you know what that means? It means I can finally talk about Christmas without being judged! Lol!
I've been slowly looking into the things I want to get for Emi. It's been quite a project to find things because there's so many ways you can go with gifts for 18 month old girls. Do you go educational? Fun? Get some things with music? Maybe clothes? The options are endless! So I've turned to my favorite online chopping destination, Amazon, to help me… I mean SANTA… find some goodies! There's a few items that really stood out which I wanted to share with you.
1. Little Dove Princess Indian Teepee Tent: You guys I'm so obsessed. This is one gift my husband and I both agree one. We have a super small apartment so this would give Emi her own little area to play beside the middle of our living room floor!
2. adidas Baby Girls Fun Fleece Full Zip Jogger Set: Such a cure twist on a baby's sweat suit. This is a perfect outfit for a run to the grocery store or even for a day at daycare.
3. UGG Kids T Pala Pull-on Boot: I gotta admit, I am not at all a fan of adult Uggs. don't bite my head off!!! But I absolutely love them for babies and children. This pair has the sweetest little bow accent on the side that even a non-girlie-girl like myself can get behind.
4. Fisher-Price Go Baby Go Poppity-Pop Musical Dino: I'm going to be honest with y'all. This toy seems so perfect for before a nap or bedtime. The balls pop out and the kids chase them. Definitely great for burning that last little bit of energy. Emi will really get a kick out of balls rolling everywhere!
5. VTech Touch and Learn Activity Desk Deluxe: Now that my daughter is starting to talk, I'm so glad that there's learning toys to help her along the way. This activity desk is for children ages 2-5 years so she'll get use out of this for years to come. This item comes in some other colors as well.
6. World of Eric Carle, My First Library Board Book Block Set: I mean, this is an easy one! A set of books to teach children animals, colors, the list goes on! They're board books as well which is perfect for Emi since she tends to accidentally rip paper books.
7. inSowni Boutique Stretch Bow Ear Turban Headbands Set: I love Emi with a bow! It just elevates a little girls look so effortlessly. This brand sells so many cute bows! Have a look!
What ideas do you guys have for toddler girls? Share them below!


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let point = new Image(30, 30);
point.src = 'yellow_pointer.png';

let gradient = ctx.createLinearGradient(0, 0, 0, 600);
gradient.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(251,189,8, 0.0005)');
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                ticks: {
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i'd like exact sime of it
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days should be in a ratio of 356 and i cant handle it
which config setting for ticks handles this i tried stepsize bu it seems like it didnt work
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The Design Technician will be responsible for drawing floor plans. The department is over the remodeling and construction projects. The Design Technician will be updating overall floor plan for the remodeling projects including areas such as office spaces. This role will be building codes, but does not need to be an architect or engineers. This role is looking for someone that will draw those plans.
Work week Monday to Friday 8 hour days 7: 00am to 5: 00pm.


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Art MD Designs Winchester MA MD Designs sells fun vinyl stickers and unique art pieces!
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The iPhone not only forced the wireless industry to rethink how they made phones, it created a new paradigm for users, taking touch from the poor step-child of interactivity to a position front and center. Now it's common to try to use touch controls on a device and be surprised when they DON'T work, something that was unthinkable only a few years ago.
But while touch screens have infiltrated our pockets, they haven't lep out into the "real world" until now. Vancouver-based EPort produces touch-screen kiosks as its main business, but they've recently developed a new system that turns a glass window into a touch screen.
Interacting with the window is much like using an iPhone. Move your hands over icons and they respond to your commands. What you do with those icons depends on the application being used. One of the more popular applications of Eport kiosks is to send a video postcard to friends who couldn't attend a live event, with marketing materials surrounding the video. When you send a postcard, you have the option of mailing it from the kiosk itself or ending it to your home email and then accessing your address list in private. But the possibilities are really only limited by the placing of the window. For instance, the display could run after a restaurant has closed, so that passersby could easily make a reservation right in front of the establishment, should they so choose.
In effect, the windows (and kiosks) act as fact-gathering devices, cataloguing demographic data while providing a service and maintaining a market presence. They even track where users touch the interface, and how often. But to an extent these real-world devices also provide a glimpse into the future of targeted, pervasive and personalized advertising, much like when Tom Cruise's character in Minority Report walks by advertisements that recognize him. We aren't quite there yet, but the E port window certainly points to a world that's about to become much more touch-sensitive.


Mayer Brown announced that two of the firm's partners have been named 2018 "Rising Stars" by Law360: White Collar Defense & Compliance partner Matthew J. Alexander and Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Paul Hughes (both Washington DC). This annual recognition honors litigators and dealmakers under 40 "whose legal accomplishments transcend their age," the publication said.
Matt Alexander: Having successfully guided several of the world's largest multinational corporations through government and multilateral development bank investigations and enforcement proceedings, including Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Bank Secrecy Act investigations, Mr. Alexander earned a spot as one of five white collar attorneys under 40 recognized by Law360 (view article).
Paul Hughes: For the second year in a row, Law360 selected Mr. Hughes an Appellate "Rising Star" (view article). The publication highlighted Mr. Hughes' argument and unanimous win in the US Supreme Court, securing a years-in-the-making opinion that changed the rules for discharging debts. It also described Mr. Hughes' successful campaign to have the US Supreme Court reverse a "drastic" Sixth Circuit ruling that erroneously restricted civil rights claims.


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GlobalInput::GlobalInput(std::shared_ptr<Engine> engine) : Input{engine} {
}

bool GlobalInput::update(sf::Event event) {
    switch (event.type) {
        case sf::Event::Closed:
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void GlobalInput::closeWindow() {
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    return;
}
bool GlobalInput::keyInput(sf::Keyboard::Key code) {
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Patti Smith Books In Order
Publication Order of Poetry Collections
Seventh Heaven (1972) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Witt (1973) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Ha! Ha! Houdini (1977) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Babel (1978) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Woolgathering (1992) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
The Coral Sea (1996) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Auguries of Innocence (2005) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
A Season in Hell & The Drunken Boat (With: Arthur Rimbaud) (2011) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Patti Smith Collected Lyrics, 1970-2015 (2015) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Early Work, 1970-1979 (1994) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Patti Smith Complete Lyrics, Reflections & Notes for the Future (1998) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Strange Messenger (With: David Greenberg) (2003) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Trois (2008) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Just Kids (2010) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
M Train (2015) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Year of the Monkey (2019) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Publication Order of Art & Photography Books
with David Lynch, , Kristine McKenna, Petra Giloy-Hirtz
The Focalguide to Colour (By:David Lynch) (1976) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Indoor Photography (By:David Lynch) (1983) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Art Of Dune (By:David Lynch) (1985) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Images (By:David Lynch) (1994) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
The prints of David Lynch (By:David Lynch) (2000) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Snowmen (By:David Lynch) (2007) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: The Air is on Fire (By:David Lynch) (2007) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Works on Paper (By:David Lynch) (2010) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Dark Splendor (By:David Lynch,Peter-Klaus Schuster,Dietmar Dath) (2010) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: The Factory Photographs (By:David Lynch,Petra Giloy-Hirtz) (2014) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Naming (By:David Lynch,Brett Littman) (2014) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Nudes (By:David Lynch) (2018) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
David Lynch: Someone is in My House (With: David Lynch,,Kristine McKenna,Petra Giloy-Hirtz) (2019) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Patti Smith is a visual artist, a performer, and a writer. She became one of the influential components of the New York City punk rock movement with her debut album "Horses", released in the year 1975. Patti's most widely known song is "Because the Night", which she co-wrote with Bruce Springsteen. She was born December 30, 1946 in Chicago, Illinois. Her mom is Beverly Smith (a jazz singer turned waitress) and Grant Smith (who worked at a Honeywell plant as a machinist).
Patti was the oldest of four kids, and when she was four years old her family moved to Germantown, Philadelphia from Chicago. Later, they would move again to Pitman, New Jersey and again to The Woodbury Gardens part of Deptford Township, New Jersey.
Smith was raised a Jehovah's Witness and had a Bible education and a strong religious upbringing. When she was a teen, she left organized religion because it was too confining for her. Now that she is an adult, she feels that all religious dogmas are laws made by man that you can either choose to abide by or not.
From this early time, she was exposed to her early records. This includes Harry Belafonte's "Shrimp Boats", "Another Side of Bob Dylan", and Patience and Prudence's "The Money Tree", which she got from her mother. She went to work in a factory after she graduated from Deptford Township High School in the year 1964.
In the year 1967, she left Glassboro State College (what is now Rowan University) and moved out to Manhattan. While she was working at a bookstore with Janet Hamill, her friend and poet, she met Robert Mapplethorpe, a photographer. Robert and Patti had an intense romantic relationship, which was filled with turbulence. This is due since to the poverty they faced as well as Robert's struggles with his own sexuality.
She spent the early part of the seventies performing, writing, and painting, as one of the members of the St. Mark's Poetry Project. In the year 1971 she performed a play that she wrote with Sam Shepard, called "Cowboy Mouth". Patti also wrote several other poems for him, including material about her relationship with Sam.
During this time, she also wrote rock journalism pieces, a few of which got published in Creem and Rolling Stone.
The b-side to her first single, called "Piss Factory" described the helpless anger she felt while she worked on an assembly line in a factory. It also talks about the salvation she found in the form of a stolen book, Illuminations by a nineteenth century French poet named Arthur Rimbaud.
Arthur Rimbaud was the subject of many girlish daydreams for Patti, who found him to be like her boyfriend. He is also one of her biggest artistic influences when she was younger.
She still considers Robert to be one of the most important people in her entire life. Until he died in 1989, they were always friends. The photographs he took of her became covers of many of the Patti Smith Group albums. Patti also wrote essays for many of his books, starting from one, from his request, for Flowers, a book released after he died.
She has two kids, Jackson and Jesse, both with her husband Fred Smith, the former guitar player for MC5. Patti joked that the only reason she married him was so that she would not have to change her last name. She had another child that she gave up for adoption when she was eighteen years old.
Patti's memoir, called "Just Kids" was given a National Book Award. She was given the prestigious title of Commandeur des Arts des Lettres by the French Republic. Patti also received a 2011 Polar Music Prize. She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the year 2007.
"Just Kids" is Patti's memoir, and was released in the year 2010. It was the summer of riots and love, the summer that Coltrane died, and the summer a chance encounter that occurred in Brooklyn led two youngsters on the path of initiation, art, and devotion.
Patti Smith would evolve both as a performer and poet, while Robert Mapplethorpe would direct his highly provocative style toward photography. Bound in enthusiasm and innocence, they made their way around the city from Forty-second Street to Coney Island, and eventually they went to Max's Kansas City, where Andy Warhol's contingent held court.
In the year 1969, the two set up shop at the Hotel Chelsea and quickly entered a community made up of the famous and infamous alike, the colorful fringe as well as the influential artists of the time. The period is one of heightened awareness, when the worlds of rock and roll, sexual politics, art, and poetry collide and explode. Within this milieu, this pair make a pact to take care of one another. Romantic, scrappy, committed to create, and fueled by mutual drives and dreams, they provide and prod each other during their hungry times.
"Year of the Monkey" is a non-fiction book, and was released in the year 2019. After a series of New Year's concerts at San Francisco's legendary Fillmore, Patti tramps the coast of Santa Cruz about to go off on an entire year of solitary wandering. Unfettered by either time or logic, she pulls her readers into her private wonderland, without any design yet heeding signs. Like the talking sign that hangs right up above her, prodding and dueling like the Cheshire Cat.
In the month of February, a bizarre lunar year starts, and with it are inescapable sorrow, unexpected turns, and heightened mischief. Patti Smith, who is always exploring, curious, tracking thoughts, and writing the year is one of reckoning with all of the changes in life. Aging, loss, and a dramatic shift in America's political landscape.
She melds with her own Dreamscape with the Western landscape. She goes from Southern California off to the Arizona desert. Then it is to a Kentucky farm playing the part of amanuensis of a buddy in crisis, then she visits a valued mentor in their hospital room. Then Smith goes back to imagined places and places remembered.
Book Series In Order » Authors » Patti Smith

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What We Learned This Week: February 17-22
Posted on February 21, 2020 by everymoviehasalesson.
LESSON #1: THE CURRENT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DOES NOT HAVE GOOD TASTE WHEN IT COMES TO MOVIES— It's rare this column space goes political but the reaction of Donald Trump to Parasite deserves admonishment. His jeer-laced and mocking misunderstanding of the South Korean Best Picture winner and his dog whistle call for returning to Gone With the Wind are just another chapter of his deplorable and ignorant public nature. The man has no taste in movies, let alone much taste in anything else, but that's for a different website. Meanwhile and by contrast, let's long for the days where we had a POTUS with actual acumen and a discerning eye for good film. In case you missed it, Barack Obama made cinephiles proud with his eclectic and topical best of 2019 list of movies and television. Someday, intelligence and grace will return to the Oval Office.
LESSON #2: GET YOUR KOREAN ON— Want to be smarter than the Cheeto-in-Chief, bone up on and absorb some fantastic international cinema. There are riches to be found and, thanks to Parasite, all things South Korea are hot right now. If you don't know where to start, check out one of the many buzz-worthy and click-bait-sourced "must see" lists (one, two, three) that have been crafted for South Korean selections. The commonalities and picks are solid anywhere you look.
LESSON #3: SOMEWHERE IN THOSE BUTTONED KNICKERS, MICKEY MOUSE AND DISNEY MIGHT ACTUALLY HAVE BALLS— A large section of the entertainment audience has groaned for a long time, and not just with the company's acquisition of 20th Century Fox and their catalog of darker material including Alien and Deadpool, that Disney does not have the courage to release or even create movies with stiffer ratings. They get called sanitized quite often. We have argued that they don't realize worthwhile and solid stories fitting of their image can still have PG-13 and even R-rated content. That will change ever so slightly with Mulan at the end of March. It will be the first of Disney's line of re-imaginings to carry a PG-13 rating. While our female Chinese warrior isn't lopping off heads anytime soon, this is a step in the right direction and sign that Disney may be beginning to take some of these grander stories seriously.
LESSON #4: CUT A GUY A BREAK— The interminable roller coaster production history of the DCEU has gotten a great deal of click bait, but not enough shared honest truths. Even when legit news comes out, it gets questioned and twisted like crazy by fan agendas and haters. Look no further than the Zack Synder saga of his departure from Justice League. People and speculation were far from kind. The next guy in that universe that needs to be cut a break is Ben Affleck. Reading him in The New York Times describe his personal struggles with alcohol and other vices while wearing the cap and cowl is eye-opening, sad, and humbling. Too many so-called fans shout and nitpick at every little detail and too often forget the people underneath and the inordinate pressures put on them. Speaking of Batman, let's not do that next with Robert Pattinson over one snippet of test footage and some set photos.
Every Movie Has a Lesson
What We Learned This Week: January 20-February 16
LESSON #1: IF YOU WANT TO LAUGH AT A FILM SNOB HISSY FIT, COME SEE THIS— If you think a few of my Feelin' Film group social media posts about the work myself and others do is a big heap of #firstworldproblems and #whitepeopleproblems, groovy and uptight Californians have me beat. You have to see this and laugh. The Hollywood Reporter headline reads "Hollywood Critics' Groups Squabble Over Who Is a Hollywood Critic." The story here is the former Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society has recently re-branded into the less-of-a-mouthful Hollywood Critics Association and the Critic's Choice Association, who run the popular awards show of the same name are upset about confusing or inaccurate representation and potential dual membership. Lawyers are involved and everything. Face, meet palm. Inclusion should be the winner here, not selfishness. This is the kind of tiff and behavior that gives the rest of us critics a bad name. Let this Chicago Indie Critics founder and director guy over here tell you. There is room for two groups. There is room for a dozen groups. This should be "the more the merrier" for access, audience, and enjoyment and not a playground finger-pointing throwdown. Clean it up, Los Angeles, and unbunch your drawers.
LESSON #2: WE NEED MORE GENUINE BLACK STORIES— Folks, I have to open with a huge shout-out to the work of Feelin' Film's new "Black Label" podcast to bolster this lesson. The roundtable of Kolby Mac, Erynne Hundley, Caless Davis, and Emmanuel Noisette are two episodes into their presentation run and their conversations about representation, black voices, and overcoming tropes is essential listening. A victory of what they clamor for arrives in theaters this Valentine's Day weekend in the form of The Photograph. Starring Issa Rae and Lakeith Stanfield, we have a mature and honest ethnic romance free of the forced flaws of baited debates and hammy theatrics too often saddled on this demographic by mismatched voices. See this movie immediately and give the new podcast a hearty listen. Demand more and we might just get more. We've got four vivacious critics doing that here. Join them!
LESSON #3: SAVE A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THE MOVIE— For the last two years after the Super Bowl, I've used this "What We Learned This Week" space for a "No More Trailers" challenge and soapbox. I'll link those previous rants and shorten the sermon this year to this lesson. Less is always more. When I watch the trailer for F9, I feel like I've already seen too much of the movie, surprises and all. It's the exact example why I advocate not watching trailers to things you know you're already sold to see. Save something for the movie. Likewise, Sony has already released Billie Eilish's James Bond theme song "No Time to Die" nearly two months in advance of the film's premiere. I understand the promotional aims and needs, but, sheesh, do that two weeks before the movie, not two months. You're going to overplay this song before it even gets its proper placement. Save something for the movie. The best tease of the week on the positive end was Matt Reeves' "camera test" peek of Robert Pattinson in costume for The Batman. Imagine if that Michael Giacchino noir music taste and its scarlet-glow reveal comprised the ONLY teaser/trailer we would ever get for the future blockbuster. Mission f'n accomplished for tone setting and frenzied anticipation. Your triggered curiosity alone destroys your wallet for the future $9. That would be amazing, but, sadly, we know more and likely too much is coming.
LESSON #4: LET'S SEE HISTORY MAKE A NEW FUTURE— It's not too late to react to Parasite's historic Oscar night victories. As the first foreign language film to win Best Picture, it's name is now forever etched in movie history and trivia game cards. The challenge to have this historic success actually forge a new direction going forward in the industry. If Parasite becomes a one-year wonder and a thrown bouquet outlier for the rest of the decade, the excitement, good will, and growth possible all fade. Let Parasite be your gateway to more independent and foreign cinema. Don't be scared of subtitles whatsoever when there is a cognitive benefit to be had. There is a wealth to discover and love. Find it. Celebrate it. Let it make you a better lover of movies. If you need help with that, we've got friendly aficionados all over the Feelin' Film Facebook group.
LESSON #5: THERE IS MORE BEYOND THE OSCARS— For true fans of movies, this was a very good year at the Oscars led by Parasite. Good films, wonderful performances, and eclectic talents were given their due by the Academy and our own Feeler's Choice Awards that matched the Oscars frequently (Excellent recap show, Aaron and Patch!). But, there's even more. Before 2019 fades more with the advancing calendar, look back to the Independent Spirit Award winners given the night before the Oscars. In many ways, the likes of The Farewell and Uncut Gems are honored films equal or better than the Oscar winners. Fill your watch list and future queue from the Spirit Award winners before the Academy's and you'll get some really good stuff.
LESSON #6: THERE IS NO SHAME IN SOLITUDE— Lastly, this is Valentine's Day weekend where it's also "Singles Awareness Day" because you're never more aware that you are single than on a cheesy holiday like this one alone. There's no shame in that. In fact, there's comfort to be found. Last year, I really enjoyed this piece by the blog Lucy Goes to Hollywood addressing the stigma of going to movies alone. No one who does that is a loser and the experience actually has its own strength and catharsis. I call it an occupational hazard, but it also counts a "me time." An excellent article on The Stylist by Kayleigh Dray continues the idea of self-care that comes from going solo. Keep that in mind while chasing your couple-dom. You're doing fine without that extra significant other.
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Joe Webb leaves Vikings to play QB for Panthers
BY foxsports • March 21, 2014
Joe Webb always saw himself as a quarterback, even though he was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings as a wide receiver, moved back to quarterback and switched to wide receiver again.
He's getting another chance to prove himself as a quarterback.
Webb signed with the Carolina Panthers on Friday and said he's moving back to quarterback, a move confirmed by Carolina when it officially announced the signing.
"All I can say is God is good All the Time, and All the Time God is good. #panthersnation #backatQB," Webb wrote Friday afternoon on his Twitter page (@JoeWebb14).
Webb was a sixth-round draft pick by Minnesota in 2010 out of Alabama-Birmingham where he was a star multi-threat quarterback as the first player in NCAA history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and pass for more than 2,000 yards in back-to-back seasons. His 1,427 rushing yards as senior ranked as the third most by a college quarterback in college football history.
The athleticism led the Vikings to draft him and try to switch him to wide receiver. But in demonstrating his throwing ability in his first offseason, the team kept him at quarterback for three seasons. Once Minnesota signed Matt Cassel last year, Webb was moved back to receiver.
He had five catches for 33 yards last season while playing in all 16 games. In 17 games as a quarterback, he had a 66.6 quarterback rating, 57.9 completion percentage and threw for 853 yards, three touchdowns and five interceptions. He was always a threat with his legs, rushing for 273 yards on 41 attempts.
Webb, 27, filled in at quarterback for an injured Christian Ponder in the playoffs two seasons ago, going 11 of 30 passing for 180 yards, one touchdown and one interception in a 24-10 loss at Green Bay. He had seven carries for 68 yards in the game.
"I want to say thanks to Minnesota Vikings and their fans for the great 4yrs they have given me. MN will always have a place in my heart," Webb tweeted Friday.
Webb will get the chance to compete at backup quarterback for Carolina, which had starter Cam Newton undergo ankle surgery this week. The Panthers also have Derek Anderson and Matt Blanchard at quarterback.
"Joe had a strong workout for us today," Carolina coach Ron Rivera said, according to a story on the team's website. "He is a young player who intrigues us and has a similar skill set to Cam. With Cam sidelined for the spring, it is an opportunity to get a good evaluation of Joe as well as Matt Blanchard, who was on our practice squad last year."
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The Education Forum
JFK Assassination Debate
Controversial Issues in History
Edward Lansdale
By Sterling Seagrave,
November 14, 2008 in JFK Assassination Debate
Robert Howard
I can't believe this thread exists and nobody has ever posted this letter.....to Prouty from General "Brute" Krulak...
It is on Prouty's website, which is still online even though he is deceased.
Dear Fletch:
As I read your interesting letter it is plain that you have not wanted for interest or achievement in your life. It has to have been exciting and rewarding too.
Mine has been a lively existence too. I had much to do with Vietnam from '64 to '68, and was loudly disenchanted with what went on and how. I recorded it as part of my book First to Fight that came out a few months ago.
I've also spent ten years in the newspaper business (a most useful education) and now write a syndicated weekly column. I wrote another book, Organization for National Security that resulted in my testifying before a Senate committee.
All taken together, a stirring life.
As to your chronicle concerning the JFK assassination period, I remember your going to Antarctica. I was in the Pentagon at the time of the tragedy but have no recollection of where Lansdale was.
The pictures.-- The two policemen are carrying shotguns, not rifles. Their caps are different (one a white chinstrap, one black). One has a Dallas police shoulder patch, one does not and their caps differ from that of another police officer in photo 4. Reasonable conclusion -- they are either reservists or phonys. And, as you know, city cops don't have anything to do with Sheriff's offices.
As to photo no. 1. That is indeed a picture of Ed Lansdale. The haircut, the stoop, the twisted left hand, the large class ring. It's Lansdale. What in the world was he doing there? Has anyone ever asked him and who was the photographer? Why did he take the pictures? What did he do with them?
I have examined my own records and find no clue that would help. Suffice to say, it is a fascinating proposition.
I am returning your pictures.
Best regards always.
[signed, Brute Krulak]
http://www.ratical.o...html#pgfId=7194
Also Irrespective of the letter, and I am sure that there are those who claim that the letter is not authentic, [i am not claiming it is], Prouty wrote a book called Understanding Special Operations And Their Impact On the Vietnam War Era
It is online and can be found here
http://www.ratical.o...tville/JFK/USO/
Question for Sterling Seagrave
Do you know anything about the disappearance of Colonel Masanobu Tsuji? He disappeared in 1962 and was officially declared dead in 1968.
During the early days of the Occupation, an extensive clean-up operations to purge anti-Japanese elements (such as the Dalforce, Force 136 and supporters of the China Relief Fund), named Sook Ching was undertaken. The massacres were executed under the supervision of the Kempeitai with the Hojo Kempei ("auxiliary military police") being employed to carry out the actual shooting under orders of a Kempeitai officer. Although the exact figures will never be fully known, it was estimated that a total figure between 25,000 and 50,000 victims were massacred according to the post-war trial testimonies in 1947.[9]
Colonel Masanobu Tsuji was fingered by Japanese army commanders as the man responsible for Sook Ching during the Singapore Chinese Massacre Trial in 1947.[10] Tsuji was appointed as the Chief Planning and Operations Officer of the 25th Army that was led by Lieutenant General Tomoyuki Yamaxxxxa's for the Malaya campaign. He had close links with the Imperial Headquarters in Tokyo and enjoyed certain privileges that officers of more senior ranks were not allowed.[10]
Over stepping his authority, he had issued orders during the massacre of thousands of Chinese civilians in Singapore and Malaya with Yamaxxxxa's knowledge but without his approval. He was also responsible for the slaughter of thousands more US and Filipino servicemen in the Philippines.[11] Tsuji was in Myanmar at the time of Japan's unconditional surrender to British forces in August 1946 and made his getaway to Thailand disguised as a wandering Buddhist monk. He later spent a short spell in China during its Civil War. He was hotly pursued by the British but they were unable to get him, as he was sheltered by the Americans for political reasons when he resurfaced in Japan in 1947.[11] He was cleared of any war crimes in 1950 and later became one of his country's most prominent post-war parliamentarian.[11] In 1961, Tsuji disappeared mysteriously somewhere in Indochina and was officially declared dead in 1968.[12]
http://www.worldlingo.com/ma/enwiki/en/Kempeitai_East_District_Branch
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Sterling:
Excellent posting... Lansdale is still a prime suspect (regarding JFK) in my book. His disappointment with not getting the promised posting in Vietnam (ambassador), the bungled Mongoose operation, the crazy Northwoods schemes and his intelligence affiliations with the Far east contingent of OSS/CIA are prime indicators of motive and means. Plus Prouty's allegations, especially that Lansdale's specialty was setting up elaborate psychological operations such as Dealey Plaza represented. Do you have some perspective about what Lansdale was doing in 1963 (purportedly retired) , and his Dallas logistics? He does seem to be the classic "ugly American".
Gene ~ I was on staff at the Washington Post in 1963, and a legman for Larry Stern on a number of investigations. Lansdale was living out near the agency, but I had contact with him only twice, both in connection with the Philippines. I did some articles on Jack Ruby, but most of what I know about Lansdale I picked up over many years since then. I stayed out of the JFK reporting during that period because I was working on a book about the PRC.
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I think it is extremely LIKELY/PROBABLE the Gen. Edward Lansdale was involved in a BIG WAY in the JFK assassination. And if Lansdale was, then it is likely that Allen Dulles and Nelson Rockefeller were involved as well.
I think that Lyndon Johnson and the CIA made a dirty deal to murder John Kennedy; with the CIA to do the killing and LBJ and his close ally/friend J. Edgar Hoover in charge of the cover up.
And the horses they rode in on, like the Mellons, Hunts, Donovan -- the list is VERY long. Russ Baker's website is a good source, because he has put a lot of energy and brains into this in recent years. Currently, there's a lot of discussion about Bob Woodward's role at the WashPost/ Watergate, etc., and his long established ties to the intel community, almost making it seem like he was the only guy at the WashPost who was in bed with the agency. In fact, when I was on the WashPost staff for a few years in the 1960s, it was often discussed by staff members that the whole senior editorial management had all worked in the "same" intelligence units with Phil Graham during WW2, so it was a house full of spooks. Then, if you look farther into the past, you discover that Kay Graham's father (from whom she inherited the paper) was part of the network that set up the OSS, and before that was part of the group from Jekyll Island that created the Fed and fiat currency, and worked with Colonel House in steering Woodrow Wilson. The following is am extract from Wikipedia on Eugene Graham. Reminds me of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS.
Born in Los Angeles, California, he was one of eight children[1] of Marc Eugene Meyer and Harriet Newmark. His parents were Jewish but he avoided identification as a Jew until later in life.[2] He grew up in San Francisco and attended college across the bay at the University of California, but he dropped out after one year and later enrolled at Yale University. He received his A.B. in 1895.
After college, Meyer went to work for Lazard Freres, where his father was a partner, but quit in 1901 after four years and struck out on his own. He was a successful investor and speculator and owned a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. He married Agnes Elizabeth Ernst, a Lutheran, in 1910; they had five children, including the future Katharine Graham and another daughter Florence Meyer (1911-1962) (Mrs. Oscar Homolka). By 1915, when he was forty, he was worth $40 million.
In 1920, Meyer teamed with William H. Nichols of General Chemical to help fulfill his vision of a bigger, better chemical company. Meyer and Nichols combined five smaller chemical companies to create the Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, which later became Allied Chemical Corp., and eventually became part of AlliedSignal, the forerunner of Honeywell's specialty materials business. Both men have buildings named after them at Honeywell's headquarters in Morristown, New Jersey.
Meyer went to Washington, D.C. during the First World War as a "dollar a year man" for Woodrow Wilson, becoming the head of the War Finance Corporation and served there long after the end of hostilities. President Calvin Coolidge named him as chairman of the Federal Farm Loan Board in 1927 and Herbert Hoover promoted him to chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in 1930. He served in that capacity from September 16, 1930 to May 10, 1933.
Meyer strongly supported government relief to combat the Great Depression taking on an additional post as chief of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Herbert Hoover's unsuccessful attempt to aid companies by providing loans to businesses. Upon Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration in 1933, he resigned his government posts.
Months later in 1933 he bought the Washington Post at a bankruptcy auction, the paper having been ruined by its spendthrift socialite owner, Ned McLean. Over the next twenty years, Meyer spent millions of dollars of his own money to keep the money-losing paper in business, while focusing on improving its quality; by the 1950s, it was finally consistently profitable and was increasingly recognized for good reporting and important editorials. As publisher, Meyer occasionally contributed to stories: his friendship with the British Ambassador, Lord Lothian, led to a Washington Post scoop on reporting of Edward VIII's relationship with Wallis Simpson.
After World War II, Harry Truman named Meyer, then 70 years old, to be the first head of the World Bank in June 1946. Meyer appointed his son-in-law, Philip Graham, as publisher. However, after only six months with the World Bank, Meyer returned to the Post, serving as Chairman of the Washington Post Company until his death in Washington in 1959.
In 1920, Meyer teamed with William H. Nichols of General Chemical to help fulfill his vision of a bigger, better chemical company. Meyer and Nichols combined five smaller chemical companies to create the Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, which later became Allied Chemical Corp., and eventually became part of AlliedSignal, the forerunner of Honeywell's specialty materials business. Both men have buildings named after them at Honeywell's headquarters in Morristown, New Jersey.
With regards to Harry Truman the person I inquired about yesterday, once called "Give Em Hell" Harry the most notorious war criminal in history......
Although maybe the Lansdale thread isn't visibly the most appropriate place, in lieu of all the facts that are not known, the region of his disappearance makes me wonder if he had some Agency connection, ie contact of some kind.
Jap Urges Trade with Reds [excerpt]
TOKYO Wednesday (AP)
An ardent Japanese nationalist and World War II military strategist
said Tuesday he advocated in a letter to Vice-President Richard Nixon
that the United States should let Japan wean China away from Russia
by permitting freer political and economic relations.
Masonobu Tsuji, a member of the Diet's House of Representatives,
frequently an outspoken critic of United States policy in Japan,
said in an interview that anti-American feeling is increasing.
"The United States stripped Japan of her army, so it is her duty to supply
Japan with MSA aid without any strings attached." Tsuji said.
He declared the amount of aid need not exceed the 10 per cent of
expenditures in the Korean War.
Disappearance of Masanobu Tsuji remains a mystery
By SHIRO YONEYAMA
Kyodo News -- An entrance ceremony for the University of Tokyo was only eight days away in April 1961 when Takeshi Tsuji, excited about starting life as a student at the nation's most prestigious school, saw his lawmaker father off on a Southeast Asian "mission."
Masanobu Tsuji
But April 4, 1961, turned out to be the last time Takeshi saw his father, Masanobu Tsuji, whose whereabouts remain unknown today. He would be 98 this Oct. 11, though he was legally declared dead in 1968.
The fate of Tsuji, a staff officer in Japan's Guangdong Army and at the Imperial General Headquarters who later became a colonel during World War II, has long been a source of curiosity in his homeland and in many parts of Asia.
One of the most controversial figures in the Imperial Japanese Army, Tsuji was a key planner and strategist in the 1939 Nomonhan Incident, in which Japanese troops were badly beaten by Soviet soldiers on the Manchurian and Mongolian frontiers.
He also had a hand in the disastrous 1942 Guadalcanal campaign, the invasion of Malaya and the capture of Singapore, before being stationed in Burma and finally Thailand.
When Japan surrendered in August 1945, Tsuji decided to flee, first pretending to be a local Buddhist monk, and later acting as an adviser to Chiang Kai-shek and his nationalist Chinese government before returning to Japan in 1947. Three years later he emerged from obscurity to become an instant celebrity.
He was easily elected to the House of Representatives from his native Ishikawa Prefecture in 1952 and switched to the House of Councilors in 1959. After 10 years in the Diet, during which he displayed nonpartisan and sometimes erratic behavior, he decided to embark on the fateful Southeast Asian mission.
Kenshiro Seki, president of a famous Japanese inn called Sekiya in the hot-spring resort of Katayamazu in Ishikawa Prefecture, remembers meeting Tsuji in his office one day before his departure for Southeast Asia.
"I'm going to Laos on orders from Prime Minister (Hayato) Ikeda," Seki, 58, quoted Tsuji as telling him and his mother, Tami, 39 years ago.
Seki said Tsuji patronized his inn whenever the lawmaker returned to his constituency in the prefecture on the Sea of Japan coast. He said Tsuji needed such moments of safety and comfort after nearly five years on the run as a potential war criminal.
Takeshi, 57, speculated in an interview with Kyodo News that his father felt he had fulfilled his parental responsibility because his son had passed the rigorous university entrance exam and would be capable of supporting himself after graduation.
Masayoshi Tsuji, 85, is a younger brother of Tsuji and the only surviving member of the Tsuji clan from the village of Imadachi near another hot-spring resort, Yamanaka, in the prefecture.
Masayoshi, also a former military officer who ran a stationery shop in Komatsu, Ishikawa Prefecture, before his retirement, had always believed his elder brother would return safely, until a few years ago.
He still keeps a postcard from his brother from Vientiane dated April 20, 1961. "I traveled around Southeast Asia with a Buddha statue," it says. "I saw Laos. War and festivals are taking place at the same time and in the same place."
The postcard went on to say he would return to his hometown in June to visit the grave of their younger brother, Tadashi, another military officer killed in action during the war. Tsuji also asked Masayoshi not to tell others about his clandestine trip.
"I think he is already dead. I thought he would live until 90," Masayoshi said at his home in suburban Komatsu.
Eko Hata, chief priest of Hoshoji Temple in Tokyo's Suginami Ward, recalled, "I thought it was an almost suicidal act to go to Laos and further north after crossing the Mekong River in the middle of the rainy season," when told of his wartime boss' disappearance in 1961. Laos at the time was in the middle of civil war.
Hata, 74, was one of seven priests-turned-soldiers who Col. Tsuji agreed to bring along with him on his bid to evade arrest by victorious British troops in Bangkok in the summer of 1945.
Hata, whose former name was Takashi Fukuzawa, said in an interview at his Tokyo temple that he and the other six decided to go into hiding with Tsuji because "life as a prisoner of war would be the same anywhere, and we felt he (Tsuji) would somehow manage to flee."
The seven young priests, masquerading as Thai monks, were later captured, but Tsuji indeed fled, starting life as a fugitive that took him to Vientiane, Hanoi, China's Chongqing and Nanjing before secretly arriving from Shanghai at Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, as "a professor of Beijing University" in May 1947.
"As I placed my first step upon the soil of Japan, I quietly picked up a handful of earth, unnoticed by the others, and smelt its sweetness. It was the first smell of my motherland in six years," Tsuji wrote in his best-selling "Underground Escape -- 7,500 Miles in Disguise."
One of the first places he visited upon returning to Japan was Hata's temple in a quiet Tokyo residential area, which Hata said was free from police surveillance.
Tsuji stopped hiding after the U.S. ended his designation as a wanted war criminal on New Year's Day 1950.
After writing a number of best sellers, including "Nomonhan" and "Guadalcanal," Tsuji turned to politics. He was initially elected to the Lower House as an independent and subsequently joined the Japan Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Party, from which he was expelled in 1959 for insubordination and criticizing Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, a former Class A war criminal, for corruption.
Tsuji's military and political career has fascinated many young men, one of whom was a Waseda University student named Yoshiro Mori.
http://search.japant...20000726b1.html
Edited October 24, 2010 by Robert Howard
Well, I cannot be certain what Tsuji's ultimate fate was, after stepping off the plane in Hanoi. But I can comment on his ties to the CIA after the war -- prior to and/or coinciding with his Hanoi trip. Actually I'm using CIA generically when I should simply say that Tsuji, like Kodama and many other really nasty guys, were bailed out and given jobs working for Willoughby. Or at least Willoughby was the head of that section for MacArthur -- in my mind Willoughby was simply too stupid to do anything ingenious (his record shows he was incompetent). But there were some very bright people on MacArthur's staff at that time in Tolyo like Al Haig. We describe this in some length in our book GOLD WARRIORS. I feel certain that Kodama helped the USA to provoke a North Korean attack, because Kodama and his Korean underworld cronies helped to stage several provocative acts in Korea to precipitate the Korean War, and Kodama accompanied JF Dulles on his tour of South Korea just prior to these provocations. I would imagine that Tsuji was equally employed by Willoughby, et al, in various parts of Asia. If the spooks wanted to kill Tsuji, they could have done so by blowing up his aircraft, as often was done in that epoch, or they could have had the North Vietnamese snuff him. Having effectively forgiven Tzuji and Kodama, etc., and let them write books and play politicians, I doubt if the agency sent him on a mission to Hanoi intending him to die, or be murdered. Frankly, I have not pursued it, but I will now make some inquiries of contacts I have in Hanoi, and see what they think became of Tzuji. More when I have it. Best regards, Sterling
Sterling, it really means a lot to me to hear your thoughts, and is very much appreciated.
I don't know how much you follow the cryptology aspects of the JFK Assassination, but you may be aware of the John Hurt/Oswald phone call on November 23, 1963, when Oswald was in the Dallas jail. Whether it is a mirage or not, there are some of us on the forum that believe he was actually trying to contact the former cryptographer who worked
on the PURPLE codes, John B Hurt, in the period after Herbert Yardley's Black Chamber was shut down.
The reason I mention this, is that in the World War II era, the group which comprised the codebreakers on the PURPLE codes
H. Frank Bearce,
Solomon Kullback,
Army Captain Harrod Miller,
John B Hurt
William Friedman,
Abraham Sinkov
Coast Guard Lieutenant L.D. Jones,
Frank Rowlett.
Louise Newkirk Nelson
Gordon Welchman;
Bletchley Park squadron leader E.M. Jones.
Also John McCoy relates that "Japan mounted a full-scale invasion of China in 1937, driving the KMT government into the interior. Although the war in the Pacific halted the flow of heroin from China to the United States after 1941, the drug traffic within China continued. During the war the KMT and the Japanese freely traded a variety of goods, including opium, across mostly stagnant battle lines. Japan played an official role in the narcotics business in occupied China. In Manchuria the Japanese authorities used opium as a revenue source; in 1938 its sale accounted for 8 percent of general budget receipts. Nanking under Japanese occupation had an estimated fifty thousand heroin addicts. And in Shanghai, about one-sixth of the 1.5 million dollars spent every month on drugs was used to buy heroin."
See - This Deception, also Spies, Dupes, and Diplomats - Page 44 by Ralph de Toledano - Espionage, Soviet - 1952 - 244 pages
During World War II MacArthur, mainly through Willoughby had a separate codebreaking group,which did not share its codebreaking operations
with Friedman's group. whereas MacArthur went on, as you know, to administer the postwar occupation of Japan.
Of course, Lee Harvey Oswald has not even been mentioned but he is the prime reason I have followed these persons. There
are also the British SOE and Secret Intelligence Service individuals to consider in codebreaking.
An outpost of the Government Code and Cypher School was set up in Hong Kong in 1935, the Far East Combined Bureau (FECB). The FECB naval staff moved in 1940 to Singapore, then Colombo, Ceylon, then Kilindini, Mombasa, Kenya. They succeeded in deciphering Japanese codes with a mixture of skill and good fortune.[12] The Army and Air Force staff went from Singapore to the Wireless Experimental Centre at Delhi, India. In early 1942, a six-month crash course in Japanese, for 20 undergraduates from Oxford and Cambridge, was started by the Inter-Service Intelligence school in Bedford, in a building across from the main Post Office. This course was repeated every six months until war's end. The LMS railway provided twice-daily trains, reserved for BP workers, between Cambridge and Bletchley, stopping at Bedford St Johns railway station).
Sir James Hambro, head of SIS, as well as Paul Rosbaud and Frederick van den Heuvel, all affiliated with British SIS died in 1963
And figures like Richard Sorge, Theodore Froelich, Jack Cannon, the Kaji Affair, an example of Army Intelligence
and the CIA working together, and Dr Chikao Fujikawa, Richard Nagell are all of interest to me. Another name active in black-operations or psychological operations is Robert J Morris, whose name is familiar to those who are knowledgeable regarding the assassination of President Kennedy. Robert J. Morris, was the Officer-in-Charge of the Advance Psychological Warfare Section of CINCPAC under
Commander-in-Chief, Chester Nimitz on Guam.
So your comments and input are of extreme interest to me.....
About Tsuji:
I have some feelers out in Hanoi, Laos and Thailand regarding Tsuji's fate or whereabouts. Unfortunately, those who were involved in black ops in Laos in the early 60s, are either dead or aging to a point where probing them is unlikely to produce an answer. Others who are now retired, are afraid of losing their pensions. But I will see what I can learn. The station chief in Vientiene at that time kept them on a short umbilical cord. Not a nice guy.
Not a problem, I appreciate you going to the trouble to respond.......
Just to get back on track of the thread, interesting that this is in the AMBUD Section
Home/Archive/Documents/JFK Assassination Documents/JFK Documents - Central Intelligence Agency/HSCA Segregated CIA Collection (microfilm)/HSCA Segregated CIA Collection (microfilm - reel 69: AMBUD)/
NARA Record Number: 104-10235-10438
CABLE-DURING RECENT MTG WITH GEN LANSDALE, PASSAVOY REQUESTED AND RECEIVED, WITH HQS CONCURRENCE, TELEPHONE NUMBER SO HE. COULD COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH GEN LANSDALE
http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=25754
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Eddys cold war
David Andrews
I just read this, actually. It's good on Lansdale's Cold War history, and even on his Iran-Contra consulting (heck of a photo of him with Oliver North). But the book disavows Lansdale's involvement in the assassination with a hireling's fervor. I hear a mockingbird...
Edited December 13, 2010 by David Andrews
There is a fork in the road about Lansdale. Most people think he was playing an active villain's role. John Simkin appears to have become persuaded that Lansdale was not the nasty culprit so many people say he was, and that he had a lot of good qualities. I don't think John is playing the angel's advocate. I do think Lansdale was both things, and took a lot of time and trouble to extend and project his "good" image, while simultaneously continuing his "evil" role.
My first impression of Lansdale many years ago, was that he was active in carrying out all sorts of murders and large scale atrocities. Not just making phony movies to promote Magsaysay. Gradually, I discovered that he had a number of people working under his command who did the blood and guts, allowing Lansdale to distance himself from all the gore, avoiding getting his hands dirty.
While his hitmen (Bohannen in charge of planning, Valeriano in charge of the actual carnage) were carrying out the hits and massacres, Lansdale was able to sit back and discourse, over a glass of fine claret, an enlightened and very broad range of ideas that seem almost tenderhearted, humanitarian, even liberal.
In the end, I concluded that Lansdale was playing a lifelong double game. Lansdale was the strategist with the crucial connections in Washington, the Pentagon and Langley, and in Manila, Saigon, etc. He dreamed up his strategies, and told Bohannen what needed to be done, and after Lansdale went off to lunch or dinner parties with the civilized folks, Bohannen sat down with Valeriano and (both being professional killers, and Valeriano a psychopath to boot), they worked out the dirty details. If anything was ghastly, there was no direct link to Lansdale, Bohannen was the intermediary, and Valeriano's teams of bloodthirsty psychos did the mass murders.
I think this is why Pyle seems to be such an evangelist that some people find it hard to believe he's modeled on Lansdale; and John's take on Lansdale is almost evangelical. But let's not forget that he was an ad agency account executive as well as copy writer in San Francisco, and had a good many years to cultivate his benign image, before being posted to Manila by Donovan, where he was given Bohannen the award-winning military specialist in assassinating Japanese in New Guinea (one of the US top-guns), who then selected Valerianno as his weapon of choice. And Valerianno assembled the hit-teams.
Graphic evidence of this can be found in our book RED SKY, now on Kindle, which is based on a great mass of G-2 documents, quoted extensively. So far as JFK goes, Lansdale was (figuratively) in the executive suite. He didn't pull the trigger. Always -- like Pyle -- the nice guy.
Esentially it was Fletcher Prouty who put EGL in the villain role for his Mongoose tenancy. I didn't see a lot of argument against Lansdale not fitting Prouty's model in Nashel's book - just apologia for the ethnomusicology and Kiplingesque disporting among the natives that made him more thoughtful than rapacious at what he pursued, assurances one might make about Angleton's activities.
I can't really live on Nashel's assurances - too many bellies were slit in Nicaragua once Lansdale gave briefings to Oliver North. We should perhaps define Lansdale's role in the assassination better, if that role existed. His talents were in disinformation and disguise, which demand logistical planning to execute - but there were many other logistical needs in Dealey Plaza, and during the various forms of cover-up. Lansdale cannot have controlled all these functions.
It's probably time to re-examine Prouty on Lansdale, to see how much we may tend to operate on assurances there. I'm going to double-check.
I'm not saying Lansdale was innocent, just the opposite, but he was successful in fooling a lot of people by having Bohannen and Valeriano carry out the the actual murders. I have it direct from Bohannen's widow during a long conversation at her home in Manila that Lansdale (for instance), thought up taping two ice picks together to stab victims in the neck and make it look like a vampire did it; Bohannen then had a lot of them made and turned them over to Valeriano, whose death squads used them for mass murder. This enabled Lansdale to play a role in public where he mouthed endless evangelical opinions, which deceived a lot of people.
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