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"24 Hard Facts About 9/11 That Cannot Be Debunked….Debunked
Roman Bilan	on May 2, 2015
24 Hard Facts About 9/11 That Cannot Be Debunked
1) Nano Thermite was found in the dust at Ground Zero. Peer reviewed in the Bentham Open Chemical Physics Journal.
2) 1700+ Engineers and Architects support a real independent 9/11 investigation.
3) The total collapse of WTC 7 in 6.5 seconds at free fall acceleration (NIST admits 2.25 seconds). Larry Silverstein used the term "Pull it". Steel framed high rise buildings have NEVER totally collapsed from fire or structural damage. Builidng 7 was not hit by a plane.
4) Dick Cheney was in command of NORAD on 9/11 while running war games. 'Stand down order'. "Of course the orders still stand, have you heard anything to the contrary?". Norman Minetta testimony.
5) 6 out of the 10 Commissioners believe the 9/11 Commission report was "Setup to fail" Co-Chairs Hamilton and Kean,
6) FBI confiscated 84/85 Videos from the Pentagon. 'Moussaoui trial' revealed these videos. Released Pentagon Security Camera (FOIA) does not show a 757 and is clearly Missing a frame.
7) Osama Bin Laden was NOT wanted by the FBI for the 9/11 attacks. "No hard evidence connecting Bin Laden to 9/11." CIA created, trained and funded "Al Qaeda/Taliban" during the Mujahideen. OBL was a CIA asset named 'Tim Osman'. OBL Reported dead in Dec 2001 (FOX).
8)100's of Firefighters and witness testimony to BOMBS/EXPLOSIONS ignored by the 9/11 Commission Report. 9/11 Commission Report bars 503 1st responder eyewitnesses.
9) 100's of firefighters and witness testimony to MOLTEN METAL ignored by the Commission report.
10) '5 Dancing Israeli's' arrested in 'Mossad Truck Bombs' on 9/11 that stated "We were there to document the event."
11) On September 10th, 2001. Rumsfeld reported $2.3 TRILLION missing from the Pentagon.
12) 220+ Senior Military, Intelligence Service, Law Enforcement, and Government Officials question the official story.
13) Towers were built to withstand a Boeing jet(s). "I designed it for a 707 to hit it", Leslie Robertson, WTC structural engineer. "Could probably sustain multiple impacts of jetliners", "like a pencil puncturing screen netting" Frank De Martini, deceased Manager of WTC Construction & Project Management. "As far as a plane knocking a building over, that would not happen." Charlie Thornton, Structural Engineer.
14) History of American False Flag attacks. 'USS Liberty', 'Gulf of Tonkin', 'Operation Northwoods', 'OKC Bombing (Murrah Building)', '1993 WTC attacks'.
15) BBC correspondent Jane Standley reported the collapse of WTC 7 (Soloman Brothers building) 20 minutes before it happened. CNN/FOX/MSNBC also had early reports.
16) "Flight 93″ debris was spread out over many miles. Cheney admits to giving the order to shootdown 93. "shot down the plane over Pennsylvania" Rumsfeld, "nothing that you could distinguish that a plane had crashed there" 'Chris Konicki. "Not a drop of blood" Coroner Wallace Miller. "there was no plane." Mayor Ernie Stull.
17) Bush hesitated for 441 days before starting the 911 Commission. 'Phil Zelikow' already wrote the outline before the commission began. Steel shipped over seas. Obstruction of justice. JFK and Pearl Harbor commissions were started within 7 days.
18) The 911 commission was given extremely limited funds. $15 million was given to investigate 9/11. (Over $60 Million was spent investigating Clintons' affairs with Monica).
19) Bush said he watched the first plane crash into the North tower on TV before entering the classroom. "The TV was obviously on." Was informed about the second impact while reading 'My Pet Goat' to the children. Remained for at least 8 more minutes while America was under "attack".
20) The PATRIOT ACT was written before 9/11. Signed into law October 26th, 2001.
21) Marvin Bush was director of Stratasec which was in charge of security of the WTC, United Airlines and Dulles International Airport. All three were breached on 9/11. ICTS was another company that provided security at the airports.
22) "Who killed John O'Neil?" Former FBI task force agent investigating Al Qaeda/Bin Laden. Transferred by Kroll Corporation to head the security just before 9/11. John O'Neil died in the Towers.
23) Insider trading based upon foreknowledge.
24) At least 7 of the 19 listed highjackers are still alive (BBC). No video footage of 19 highjackers or passengers boarding the 4 planes. Pilots of the 4 planes never squawked the highjacking code.
WTC 7 (The Smoking Gun)
Building 7 was a 47-story skyscraper and was part of the World Trade Center complex. Built in 1984, it would have been the tallest high-rise in 33 states in the United States. It collapsed at 5:20 pm on September 11, 2001 in 6.5 Seconds at free fall acceleration. It was not hit by an airplane and suffered minimal damage compared to other buildings much closer to the Twin Towers.
1. Well not really. Jones found some red chips which were made up of elements that are present in thermite but are also found in things like TV's and paint. So what are the red chips? According to Dr. James Millette, who got his hands on scientifically collected and stored dust, it is probably paint. Dr. Millette found no evidence of thermite. How can he say this? Because he found no elemental aluminium. Steven Jones claims that .1% of one of the dust samples was unreacted thermite. To put that in context that would mean that in 1kg of dust you would find 1 gram of unreacted thermite. How much thermite do they think there was? So what are some other problems with the study? Well he collected the samples of dust years (over 5) after 9/11 and the samples were collected and held by regular people for all that time. They were not collected or held by scientists or scientifically.
The Bentham Open Chemical Physics Journal is not peer reviewed, though they claim it is, and is complete trash. How do we know it is not previewed? Well some scientists wanted to find out if the journals that Benthem (they operate over 100 journals) operates were previewed. So they generated a paper using SCIgen and said they were from Center for Research in Applied Phrenology (CRAP). The paper was just a bunch of random science words. And ya it was accepted. Interestingly the editor of the Journal resigned after the paper was published.
But could thermite bring down the towers? Yes… a shit ton of it could. Myles Powers used 1.5kg of thermite on his old Xbox. The thermite left the Xbox in one piece and relatively intact.
2. "1700+ Engineers and Architects support a real independent 9/11 investigation." That sounds impressive until you realize that there are many more architects and engineers in America, not including the world, that "1700+". These architects make less than .1% of American architects and engineers.
3. It takes much longer when you count from when the first sign that the building is collapsing becomes viable. It is much longer when you start counting from the first visible sign that the building is collapsing. What is this sign? It is the penthouse on WTC7 collapsing. This part of the collapse is almost always never shown by "truthers". Well did WTC7 fall at free fall? Well, yes… actually kinda. Part of WTC7 did fall at free fall for about 2.5 seconds as mentioned in the original article. This is due to the fact that the eastern column collapsed (as shown by the penthouse collapsing) causing the floors to collapse. This made part of the building hollow and since there was nothing to provide resistance against the collapsing shell it collapsed at free fall… until it finally met resistance and it slowed down. Did Larry Silverstein use the term "Pull-it"? Yes. In a PBS interview he paraphrased what he said to the fire chief on September 11. In context he is clearly referring to pulling fire fighters out not pulling the building. Even if he did then that would require the NYPD to send firefighters in the plant explosive charges. Does that seem like a likely option? Well 2 did earlier in the morning but ignoring that so what? Just because something has not happened does not mean it is impossible. It just means it has not happened. Yes building 7 was not hit by a plane neither, were other building the complex that either fully or partially collapsed.
4. The claim that Cheny was in charge of NORAD is based off the fact that he was in charge of the creation of the Office of National Preparedness. This is not the same as being in charge of NORAD and to say that Cheny was in charge of NORAD is an unfounded jump from a factual statement to a factual claim.
It is a known fact that a shoot down order was given.
Norman Minetta does not say what the order was. Norman Minetta should be not taken seriously to begin with. There are many questions involving the accuracy of his testimony and if his timeline is accurate.
5. This does not really prove anything. If you are going to use this as evidence you have to also proven why they set it up to fail. It could have been set up to fail to cover up the administrations ass or the Saudis asses.
6. From the Declaration of Jacqueline Maguire (FBI special agent in charge of the investigation into flight 77):
"I next determined… that fifty-six of these videotapes did not show either the Pentagon building, the Pentagon crash site, or the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.
I personally viewed the remaining twenty-nine videotapes. I determined that sixteen of these videotapes did not show the Pentagon crash site and did not show the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.
Out of the remaining thirteen videotapes, which did not show the Pentagon crash site, twelve videotapes only showed the Pentagon after the impact of Flight 77. I determined that only one videotape showed the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. The videotape is the CD-ROM described in paragraph 23 of the Hardy Declaration, dated August 1, 2005." She then goes on to explain that they did not find anything on the footage from the Citgo gas station.
The footage was not released because there is nothing on it. I want to make clear that I think the footage should be released but do we really think government bureaucrats want to make our lives easier and do the logical thing? As for the claim that there is a missing frame, I am not familiar with such a claim and do not know (and cannot find enough) to debunk or confirm it.
7. Bin Laden hasn't been indicted for the attacks on September 11th and as a result 9/11 isn't included on his FBI poster. His FBI poster says he is wanted for "USAMA BIN LADEN IS WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE AUGUST 7, 1998, BOMBINGS OF THE UNITED STATES EMBASSIES IN DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA, AND NAIROBI, KENYA. THESE ATTACKS KILLED OVER 200 PEOPLE. IN ADDITION, BIN LADEN IS A SUSPECT IN OTHER TERRORIST ATTACKS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD." There are other "big names" that only have one incident on their poster. From the Washington Post 'There's no mystery here," said FBI spokesman Rex Tomb. "They could add 9/11 on there, but they have not because they don't need to at this point. . . . There is a logic to it." David N. Kelley, the former U.S. attorney in New York who oversaw terrorism cases when bin Laden was indicted for the embassy bombings there in 1998, said he is not at all surprised by the lack of a reference to Sept. 11 on the official wanted poster. Kelley said the issue is a matter of legal restrictions and the need to be fair to any defendant. "It might seem a little strange from the outside, but it makes sense from a legal point of view," said Kelley, now in private practice. "If I were in government, I'd be troubled if I were asked to put up a wanted picture where no formal charges had been filed, no matter who it was."
First off what is hard evidence? Whatever it is the FBI think they have it. From the Statement for the Record of Dale L. Watson Executive Assistant Director Of Counterterrorism and Counterintelligence For the Federal Bureau of Investigation before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on February 6, 2002: "The evidence linking Al-Qaeda and Bin Laden to the attacks of September 11 is clear and irrefutable" and from FBI Spokesman Richard Kolko in a 2007 statement: "As the FBI has said since 9/11, bin Laden was responsible for the attack," Kolko said in a statement. "In this latest tape, he again acknowledged his responsibility. This should help to clarify for all the conspiracy theorists, again — the 9/11 attack was done by bin Laden and al-Qaida."
Beyond this why not frame OBL? They can orchestrate 9/11 but they cannot frame one man?
The Tim Osman theory is an independent theory upon itself. I will not discuss it but will try to make a separate post on it.
The key word is REPORTED. Just because something is reported does not mean it is true. The original report came from the Pakistan Observer and was never confirmed.
8. First off explosions does not equal explosives. Some firefighters said they heard and or explosions. That does not mean explosives. For example one firefighter said he saw a explosion at the base of the World Trade center before the collapse. What you won't hear conspiracy "theorists" when they mention this quote is immediately afterword's he says he was not sure what it was and that it could have been a electrical explosion. I have no idea where they got that people saw explosives. I have never seen a quote for that.
9. Molten METAL is not necessarily molten STEEL. Aluminum, which is what planes are made out of, could have been the source of the molten METAL. There are many metals that could have melted that were not steel.
10. Let's think logically about this. Do you really think Mossad agents would do something like this? Or would they keep their heads down?
11. Sooooooooooooooo? The Bush administration had not yet passed a budget so it was not about protecting the current administrations ass. The 2.3 trillion that was unaccounted for was lost over decades and decades. Here is the portion of the speech where the Secretary of Defense announces the lost (with a paragraph before and after for context): "All this costs money. It costs more than we have. It demands agility — more than today's bureaucracy allows. And that means we must recognize another transformation: the revolution in management, technology and business practices. Successful modern businesses are leaner and less hierarchical than ever before. They reward innovation and they share information. They have to be nimble in the face of rapid change or they die. Business enterprises die if they fail to adapt, and the fact that they can fail and die is what provides the incentive to survive. But governments can't die, so we need to find other incentives for bureaucracy to adapt and improve.
The technology revolution has transformed organizations across the private sector, but not ours, not fully, not yet. We are, as they say, tangled in our anchor chain. Our financial systems are decades old. According to some estimates, we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions. We cannot share information from floor to floor in this building because it's stored on dozens of technological systems that are inaccessible or incompatible.
We maintain 20 to 25 percent more base infrastructure than we need to support our forces, at an annual waste to taxpayers of some $3 billion to $4 billion. Fully half of our resources go to infrastructure and overhead, and in addition to draining resources from warfighting, these costly and outdated systems, procedures and programs stifle innovation as well. A new idea must often survive the gauntlet of some 17 levels of bureaucracy to make it from a line officer's to my desk. I have too much respect for a line officer to believe that we need 17 layers between us." This was not a shocking revelation from THE Secretary of Defense regarding money stolen from the budget but instead it was a speech regarding the that there was decades of data, which they are unable to efficiently access because of out-of-date systems.
12. My rebuttal to this is similar to my rebuttal to the second claim. This is not impressive considering there are thousands, if not millions, "of Senior Military, Intelligence Service, Law Enforcement, and Government Officials" in America, not including the world, who do not question it.
13. "I designed it for a 707 to hit it", Leslie Robertson, WTC structural engineer. Yes. The building was designed to take 707's. At the time of the designing of the building the 707 was the largest jet liner in service. The towers were hit by 767's. There is not much difference between the two except that the 767 has a 7.9 meter long wing allowing for more columns to be taken out in impact. Using the equation EK=1/2mv^2 we can figure out the expected force of a Boeing 707 and of the forces of the two 767's that hit the twin towers. They came in with about 5-7 times more force that was expected with the 707. On top of that they expected the plane to be going slowly (coming in for a landing), low on fuel and smaller. It was expected to be a similar situation to the bomber that hit the Empire State Building (on side note the hole left in the Empire State building was less than the wingspan of the bomber. Guess the Pentagon was not the first time that happened.). But what we forget is that the buildings did survive the planes. It was the fires that weakened the buildings to the point of collapse. A quote from Leslie Robertson: "robustness of the towers was exemplary", and that "the fact that the structures stood long enough for tens of thousands to escape is a tribute to the many talented men and women who spent endless hours toiling over the design and construction of the project."
14. All of these can be debated as well and Operation Northwoods was denied by the president so if anything that is an argument against the 9/11 conspiracy theorists.
15. Your point? There were a lot of false reports. It was reported that there were bombs. This is simply a case of a report based of wrong information that ended up coming true.
16. Only if you follow the roads which debris does not. This is simply a case of being a idiot. When figuring out the distance between debris you don't follow the roads but count the distance between the two points directly.
Just because an order was given does not mean it happened.
This can simply be a badly phrased comment or bad choice of words. If this is the best you can do then that's pathetic.
"Nothing that you could distinguish that a plane had crashed there" … except the pieces of plane.
Miller claimed he is being misquoted on multiple of his quotes. Also here is one of his quotes you will not hear them use: "All that debris, and the fact that only 8 percent of the human remains could be recovered, mean the site is, essentially, a cemetery, The real story is about what those people did, deciding to rush the [terrorists] and sell everyone else on the idea," says Miller, who spent weeks crawling around on his hands and knees searching for remains and would rather talk about anything else. "Where it landed is not what matters. The most important thing is that they be properly remembered."
When Der Spiegel decided to catch up with the Mayor to see what he had to say. According to the Mayor… "My statements were taken completely out of context. Of course there was an airplane. It's just that there wasn't much left of it after the explosion. That's what I meant when I said 'no airplane'. I saw parts of the wreckage with my own eyes, even one of the engines. It was lying in the bushes." And just in case someone wants to say that he was leaned on here is a quote that came right after he said no plane: "They just found the two turbines because, of course, they're heavier and more massive than everything else. But there was almost nothing left of the actual airplane. You can still find plate-sized parts out there. And Neville from the farm over there found an aluminum part from the airplane's outside shell behind his barn that must've been about 8 by 10 or even 8 by 12 feet." And in case your still not convinced there are pictures of wreckage.
17. Yes this is true. But so what? This proves nothing.
18. This likely as to do with covering up the involvement of Saudi Arabia which is both a "ally" and their royal family is close friends with the Bush family.
19. Actually Bush did not watch the first impact since it was not on TV. This has been described by psychologist Daniel Greenburg as "a near-textbook case of false recall". The only thing this proves is that Bush, arguably, made some bad decisions on that morning. That is not a conspiracy considering the guy is not known for being a genius and making great decisions. I am not sure what this is supposed to prove.
20. So what you are trying to tell me is that politicians used a tragic event to push their agenda? That's not a conspiracy but the reality of American politics. Also what was the point of including this? Yes this in undeniable but it privies nothing.
21. Marvin Bush was director of Stratasec. He also WAS the director on September 11, 2001. From 1993 to 2000 he was director but not after 2000. What is really interesting is on the next point they say that John O'Neil was in charge of security.
From The Washington Spector: "Securacom got the $8.3 million World Trade Center security contract in October 1996 and received about $9.2 million from the WTC job from 1996 (a quarter of its revenues that year) to 1998. But in 1998, the company was "excused from the project" because it could not fulfill the work, according to former manager Al Weinstein, and the electronic security work at the WTC was taken over by EJ Electric, a larger contractor." From the annual report in 1997: "Revenues increased by 108.6% from $5.8 million in 1996 to $12.1 million in 1997. The increase was due to work completed for new clients and an increase in work completed on existing projects. Revenues from the World Trade Center project, which commenced in October 1996, increased from $1.6 million in 1996 to $6.6 million in 1997" and from 1998: "Revenues decreased by 45% from $12.1 million in 1997 to $6.6 million in 1998. The decrease was due to the closeout of the World Trade Center Project." It is clear that the company no longer was involved in the security of the complex after 1998. Even when they were involved in security they were not in charge of it but simply a contractor.
22. Yes. John O'Neil died in the towers. So did a lot of other people. Again I don't see the point.
23. This is simply a case of really good luck for a few people and those few people (unintentionally) profiting over the bad luck of thousands. American Airlines stock price had lost 20% of its value in two months and had announced a string of bad news. Many investors were predicting the stock could go lower (as can be seen on Yahoo! Financial boards). The picture for American was all around bad. United was also experiencing bad news.
24. Let's think about this logically for a second. A group of all power individuals just pulled off the greatest deception in history and decided to let the people they framed to live? You can't hijack airplanes and crash them into building and survive. Why would they let them live so they can go on Larry King live or the O'Reilly Factor? From the BBC "A five-year-old story from our archive has been the subject of some recent editorial discussion here. The story, written in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, was about confusion at the time surrounding the names and identities of some of the hijackers. This confusion was widely reported and was also acknowledged by the FBI.
The story has been cited ever since by some as evidence that the 9/11 attacks were part of a US government conspiracy.
We later reported on the list of hijackers, thereby superseding the earlier report. In the intervening years we have also reported in detail on the investigation into the attacks, the 9/11 commission and its report.
We've carried the full report, executive summary and main findings and, as part of the recent fifth anniversary coverage, a detailed guide to what's known about what happened on the day. But conspiracy theories have persisted. The confusion over names and identities we reported back in 2001 may have arisen because these were common Arabic and Islamic names.
In an effort to make this clearer, we have made one small change to the original story. Under the FBI picture of Waleed al Shehri we have added the words "A man called Waleed Al Shehri…" to make it as clear as possible that there was confusion over the identity. The rest of the story remains as it was in the archive as a record of the situation at the time." It seems that the hijackers are not alive but simply a case that different people with the same names were confused as the same person. It seems that they were identified purely on the basis of name.
Do they have video footage of everyone from everywhere on video when they board planes? Also don't you think someone at the airports from which the planes took off would have noticed that no one went unto the planes? They most likely never gave the hijacking code because they never had the chance.
It is really not the smoking gun. It's really not.
http://www.structuremag.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/SF-WTC7-Gilsanz-Nov071.pdf
Sources (sadly only some. When writing this I forgot to record my early sources)
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21.http://washingtonspectator.org/family-business-at-the-watergate/
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Posted by Roman Bilan
James Winn	 September 13, 2016 at 4:28 pm
This is a respectful rebuttal of your stance toward 9/11 truth and a direct response to the debunking article you posted :
1) I would concede that the Thermite argument doesn't really hold weight
however, your second contention within this first point; that the journal
that published Dr Jones' findings was not peer reviewed, can be applied
to the NIST report also as this was not peer reviewed either.
2) Regardless of what percentage the AE911truth make up of the overall A&E
in the US, it is still a large group of professionals and people will often
quote that number to rebuke claims that the truth movement has no support within
the scientific community.
3) Granted, many of the videos of building 7's collapse do not show the penthouse
collapse. This is often used for bolstering the validity of NISTS released computer
graphics simulation of the building's collapse – particularly that one side of the
building failed which brought the whole structure down. However, this leads us back to the
initial argument often used by truthers that this could not have happened as what
we clearly see is a symmetrical collaspe. You cannot get a symmetrical collapse from
asymmetric damage.
Regrading the freefall discussion, it must be noted that NIST at first denied that WTC7
fell at freefall at all. It was only after the research by David Chandler which proved
there was indeed a few seconds of freefall that NIST changed their minds and admitted this.
This means there had to be NO RESISTANCE whatsoever across the entire remaining structure
of the building at this point which does not fit NIST's 'buckling' from one side explination.
It's also interesting to note that the data collated and used by NIST to produce their comupter
simulation of the collapse remains classified, because to release it would, in their own words
'jeopardise pubic safety'…
4) Cheney was in charge that day after he initiated the Continuity of Government program. We don't know what the order was that was described in Mineta's testimony, as this came before Bush's shootdown order and as flight 77 was heading closer and closer to the Pentagon. We can only assume that this was an order not to shoot down flight 77, even as it entered restricted airspace and when two other planes, which were then known to be hijacked airplanes, had already crashed into the WTC towers. Norman Mineta has never changed his timeline. What makes you think he cannot be taken seriously?
5) If the chairmen and many committee members of arguably the most important investigation into an act of terror in history tell you that it was set up to fail, it shows that something was awry.
Some even go as far to say it was indeed a cover up, which is difficult to argue against
particularly after the likes of Philip Zelikow was appointed as director and had outlined the
conclusions to be reached before the investigation had even began in earnest.
6) If the tapes don't show anything why not release them, or to go a step further, why confiscate them at all in the first place?
7) It's disturbing that there can be bureaucratic pussyfooting around the issue of OBL not being
officially wanted, because he hasn't been indicted, yet the likes of L.Paul Bremmer could go on national TV, mere hours after the event and accuse OBL of being responsible or that the US could go to war with Afghanistan in the blink of an eye, without the same adherence to international law.
In the same vein KSM has never been put on trial. Much of the commission's intel was gleaned from
the rendition programs KSM was subjected to. If he is such a goldmine of Al-Qaeda's potential accountability for 9/11 why hasn't he been tried in an open court?
In answer to your question – why bother framing OBL when they can just kill him? Which is what they apparently did.
8) I agree that explosions do not mean explosives. However you have to collate the evidence, which includes the eye witness reports, of which there are many who heard explosions, and take them into account. NIST did not test for explosives despite the claims of 1st hand witnesses like Barry Jennings, because they had no reason to believe there were explosives…which is the most unscientific thing you can do.
9) I agree with you on this point.
10) The story of the dancing Israeli's is a strange one to be sure. James Corbett delves into some detail in this video with regards to the Israeli connection and 9/11: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XHm56O2NTI
11) Granted this is not evident of government conspiracy, but don't you find the timing of such a massive loss of money a little convenient? Of course the likes of Rumsfeld, Cheney and Wolfowitz were calling for increased military spending and after 9/11 of course, they got it.
12) If you are using your previous answer then so will I. Just as an aside though – the amount of people who question the official story is growing all the time.
13) A Boeing 767 is larger than a 707 I agree with you on that point.
14) Operation Northwoods is often cited because it shows that those in the highest positions of the military and government do propose carrying out false flag attacks. It was JFK who quashed Limnitzer and the other chiefs of staff and look what happened to him.
15) I too agree that this does not indicate much other than the unfamiliarity of the BBC correspondent with the NYC cityscape. However, perhaps the question to ask would be, where were the BBC getting this information from? There seemed to be many 'on the ground' reports of the building's imminent collapse, which is hard to understand because such an outcome was at that point unprecedented. Where were these reports coming from?
16) Even when you measure the distance between the individual debris fields, they are spaced in some instances many miles apart, which does not coincide with the official story. The FBI has claimed they have recovered 95% of flight 93. If that is the case where is it?
17) The reason why this point comes up again and again is that it so plainly shows that the government did not want a commission at all and you have to ask yourself why not? It seems to indicate guilt. But I'll agree with you that this in itself does not 'prove' anything – it's just another piece of the overall picture we're getting.
18) Again, I agree with you that Saudis have close ties to the Bush family and that the Saudi foreign intelligence works in collusion with the US intelligence circles – see cercle pynay and the safari club. The Saudis have a stake in the US foreign policy as they are desperate to see Iraq and Iran demolished.
19) The fact that Bush was left hanging for 8 minutes, whilst Cheney was literally picked up and bustled into the command bunker at the whitehouse shows that something happened in terms of the command structure that day and who was really calling the shots. Why would the President's guards not grab him and take him to a secure location the second they knew the country was under attack? Read up on the 'angel is next' threats directed at Air Force One later that day and ask yourself
if the 19 hijackers were behind those also.
20) Again I agree that this does not necessarily prove a conspiracy, but the point runs parallel to other deep state organisations, such as PNAC who were pushing to establish the US with global hegemonic control. PNAC outlined how such control would not be gained quickly without a 'catastrophic and catalysing event, like a new Pearl Harbor'.
21) I agree that it is incorrect to state 'stratesec owned the security at WTC'.They did own security contracts like you indicate. What is more interesting than Marvin bush's connection is the likes of Stratesec's CEO Barry McDaniel's connections to the military industrial complex and how he profited personally from the wars that have been waged in the wake of 9/11, through his roles at Lancaster Systems and its counter terrorist contracts. It seems like Stratesec was not just any old security
company but had ties to the intelligence community through individuals like McDaniel and Wirt Walker. Kevin Ryan has written in depth about these connections if you are interested.
22) What is curious about John O'Neil is that he was previously working for the FBI's OBL unit. He was openly critical of the FBI management's head in the sand approach. Interestingly, it was Jerome Hauer, Director at the Office of Public Health Preparedness and the same person who recommended whitehouse staff start taking Cippro- an anthrax vaccine – in the weeks before 9/11 occurred, who appointed O'Neil to his position at the WTC.
23) Yes exactly, the insider trading was betting that these companies share prices WOULD FALL. The amount of put options- a financial tool used where traders expect stock to fall, doubled in the days leading up to 9/11 for American Airlines and United. It wasn't just AA and UA either. Raytheon, one of the largest arms dealers in the world, had call options – the opposite to a put option – go up by 600%, on September 10th…
24) I agree this is perhaps one of the more speculative aspects of the events surrounding 9/11 and doesn't really help the truth movement. Other points with regards to the hijackers that are more valuable are: the footage of the supposed hijackers at the airports on the day does not have a time or date stamp; some of the hijacker pilots were known by instructors to be average skilled flyers at best, highly incompetent at worst, which can be used to support the argument that they were not controlling the planes as they performed terrific aeronautical feats; Many of the hijackers were not devout muslims, but visited strip bars, drank alcohol and had relationships with prostitutes. Finally, the NSA and CIA knew that at least two of the hijackers had been in the US since early 2001 as they were staying with a known FBI informant and were getting funded by a Saudi Intelligence operative. Certain senior members of the CIA thwarted this information from getting to the FBI's counter-terrorism units. Read 'Connecting the Dots' by Kevin Fenton for in depth summary of these events.
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A little bit grimy, with cheap beers on tap, neon signs and a pool table in the corner, The Spoke is exactly how I envisioned a bar growing up. I even had a beer.
It was my first time at the bar, and I was trying to do it right. Sitting at the bar chatting with friends, I was working hard to finish my Magic Hat #9 and taste the fruit overtones that one of my companions swore were there.
"You don't have to finish it, you know," Shaina Mishkin, a friend and Collegian photographer finally said.
Not long after, I passed my half-finished beer off, reaffirming my preference for cocktails.
I wasn't one of those kids that rushed off to the bar with my friends on my 21st birthday.
For one thing, the great majority of my friends had yet to turn 21. For another, my birthday was over spring break and my sleepy hometown of Wilbraham isn't known for its bar scene.
And then of course, there was the fear.
Having spent the majority of my teen and college years studying or working, I had no idea what the "bar scene" entailed. What do you wear? How do you order a drink? What is acceptable bar behavior? What do you do once you get there?
I couldn't answer any of those questions.
Reflecting on my situation, I came up with a solution. I would convince Collegian beer columnist, Emily Brightman, to take me bar hopping under the guise of an article. She would take me under her wing, accompany me to a bar, teach me the social norms and turn me into a bar pro, all in the name of journalism.
Luckily for me, she bought it.
Not content to make this easy and go to one bar, we decided to go bar hopping, jumping from the Amherst Brewing Company (the nice bar) to The Spoke (the dive bar) and to the High Horse (the hipster bar), thinking it was best for me to feel bar culture's range.
Even with slightly different vibes, the protocol at these bars is pretty much the same.
In preparation for the night, grab cash as some bars, such as The Spoke, are cash only. I recommend getting about $30 in the form of two $10 bills, one $5 bill and five $1 bills. Drinks are not cheap. A cocktail is $6 to $10 and beers range from reasonably priced macro brews to more costly craft fare.
In fact, bar drinks are so expensive that pre-gaming before leaving for the bars is necessary to get a buzz without breaking the bank.
While I can't advise guys on outfit choices (to me male attire just looked casual), girls should opt for outfits with pockets so a purse isn't necessary. Jeans and a cute top seemed to be the norm.
The trickiest part is paying. As part of a pre-bar session, Brightman warned me about how obnoxious it is for people to not know what they want and have cash ready when up at the bar. Screw that up, the whole bar is left waiting.
Determined not to be "that guy," I took money out as soon as I stepped into the bars, which isn't necessary and a little embarrassing. Just order your drink and take out the cash while it's prepared.
But anywhere else, feel free to wait and tip generously at the end of the night.
So you lied to your friend, advise people to get arrive already partially drunk, and if we read between the lines you got yelled at by a bartender?


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The Machine Zone
February 25–June 25th 2022
The Nerve Rack & The Machine Zone
The Nerve Rack
The Centrifugal Soul
Operant Conditioning Chamber
"Machine zone" is a term describing the state gamblers enter when they are fully immersed in a game and the outside world recedes. The term is used to describe the addictive phenomenon caused by variable rewards. Players, not knowing what card is coming next or when they will be rewarded, are compelled to keep returning to the table. This psychological insight is used by software designers, who incorporate the concept into the mechanics of social media platforms. They introduced functions such as comments, likes and shares to encourage users to return to a platform repeatedly (often compulsively) to monitor their social media feeds. The Machine Zone refers to our increasing dependence on the ever more mechanized, technology-driven world.
The Machine Zone (2019) - for which the exhibition is named - is an installation of robotic birds that perform a repetitive algorithm of actions. The work refers to the 1950s experiments of the American psychologist Burrhus Frederic (B.F.) Skinner, in which he analyzed the behavior of small animals driven by a random reward system. Skinner's basic methodology was to give his subjects a signal to encourage them to perform actions in exchange for a reward. Skinner's conclusion, that our behavior is 'a response to circumstances and environmental influences', underlies much of the research on the algorithms that govern our social networking interactions today. Taking advantage of the vulnerability of the human psyche, algorithms shape our habits and create unconscious addictions.
The series of paintings called The Operant Conditioning Chamber (2021) is based on photographs of Skinner's early experiments. The birds shown there, confined in cages to study their behavior, became unwitting agents in collecting data that could then be used for manipulation and financial profit.
The Centrifugal Soul (2016), a large-scale zoetrope, was created in collaboration with renowned contemporary evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller. A zoetrope an elegant structure invented during the Victorian era, references to which invariably appear in Collishaw's works. In the center of the zoetrope is a platform adorned with models of flowers and birds. Rotating at 60 rpm, the platform is illuminated with flashes of strobe light every second, creating the illusion of movement as the birds hover over the opening buds and perform mating dances with their bright plumage. Birds are programmed by nature to perform these courtship rituals to breed and maintain the species. Technology companies have developed ways to capitalize on this natural instinct, encouraging us through social media and smartphones to constantly create and project an idealized version of ourselves, presenting ourselves to the outside world as more successful and desirable than we really are.
Alpha Omega ΑΩ (2016) is a visualization of the human desire to conquer new spaces. In a video projected onto the glass of a discarded astronaut's helmet, the viewer sees an image of a chimpanzee peering curiously at the world on the other side of the glass. Similarly, humans are eager to explore the world beyond their natural habitat and, driven by curiosity, set out to conquer space and colonize distant territories.
The Nerve Rack (2019) was originally created specifically for the former Ushaw Seminary in County Durham as a site-specific installation. A life-size mechanical figure of an eagle, it was installed in the chapel of St. Cuthbert's Church opposite one of County Durham's treasures, a lectern topped with a bronze sculpture of an eagle designed by the 19th century architect Augustus Pugin. The majestic images embodied symbols of opposing religious beliefs in 16th century England. Facing each other, they represented the confrontation of two monumental religions: Catholicism and Protestantism. Symbolizing the dangers of extremism and intransigence, Collishaw's metallic eagle opens its wings menacingly, clutching in its talons its prey – a mouse wiggling helplessly in an attempt to escape its fate.
Expiration Painting (2019) is a series of paintings in Plexiglas frames that are reproductions of works by Old Masters, the subjects of which touch upon the transience of human life and its finitude. Collishaw actualizes this "eternal" theme through a modern presentation of classical images. The reproductions remain incomplete and resemble a sheet of paper with an image not fully printed out because the printer ran out of ink, forcing the viewer to think about the brevity of the moment even in the era of high-speed technology.
Photography: Daniel Annenkov & Paul Moscowsky
The Machine Zone Press Release (PDF)
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Maven builds are Java 8 only.
and use a "format" instead (with a proper Enumerated Attribute to boot 😁).
Field no longer used after refactoring?
japicmp 0.13.0 is out with the ability to break incompatible Ant builds.
does the bill, not sure if that's good enough, though.
(reproduced on macOS here, too). Do you need assistance to investigate further?
@aanno could you please rebase and push the branch in order to close the PR?
I suppose the PR will close if you rebase and push your master.
Thanks, the fix should be on master now.
transforms XML report to HTML.
Besides, `extra-` has to be kept for backwards compatibility.
namespaces, because it must be a valid XML.
likely to be used.  I hope dev list would comment, too.
+1 for placing codec routines into `ExtendableItemHelper`.
TransformOperation rather than only in Draw?
of using yEd), because it's quite informative.
putting a note about JAI in Image task manual -- did I miss something?
Java 9. I propose dropping JAI API support completely, just like apt or javah.
Sorry about nitpicking: I would prefer a space between Java and the version.
It will be gone completely in Java 11, I suppose.
BTW, JUnit 4 would require Java 5, too.
Thanks for reviewing; hope the latest proposal is adequate.
2.4.x release branch, but the RC is from the master.
role of release manager. Your latest commits are not merged to master, though.
If you are interested in using 2.5.0, please let us know.
It does not, generics are erased from signature.
I believe that it is the same test as the one continued in the loop.
Java. I will revert them later today.
Issue tracker for the project is [JIRA](https://issues.apache.org/jira).
easy means to suggest code changes (rather than uploading patches).
Please check the [latest](https://ant.apache.org/nightlies.html) Ivy build.
Thanks for bearing with me 😉please see the revised commit.
whatever relevant information is available, rather than blithely carrying on.
@jaikiran would it be possible to add a `classpath` attribute?
`TimeoutConstrainedURLHandler` to avoid BWC issues.  Any objections, @jaikiran ?
I believe we're using asciidoc now?
This the old way to do it, ExpectedException should be used instead.
[GitHub] ant-ivy issue #68: Why no new Ivy version yet?
presence of classifier makes Ivy ignore the artifact withouth them.
Jenkins build. I don't know if there is a better way of doing that.
Could you please rebase on the latest master?
A new version using `Deque` and providing a backwards compatible method.
and using a separate filesystem resolver to copy and sign the distributions?
Not to mention that there will be one less dependency (drop Commons OpenPGP)?


Currently the logs for slaves provisioned using the ec2-plugin don't contain any timestamps.
This would be quite useful for debugging & troubleshooting purposes. Especially when we have situations where slaves abruptly have their connection terminated.


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Osisko Enters Into $10 Million Secured Senior Loan Agreement With Falco Resources
MONTRÉAL, Sept. 11, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd (the "Company" or "Osisko") (TSX & NYSE: OR) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to provide Falco Resources Ltd. ("Falco") (TSXV: FPC) with a secured senior C$10 million loan to Falco.
Under the terms of the secured senior loan agreement (the "Loan Agreement"), Osisko has provided Falco with a C$10 million (the "Principal Amount") loan. The loan has a maturity date of December 31, 2018 and interest shall be payable on the Principal Amount at a rate per annum that is equal to 7%, compounded quarterly. Accrued interest shall be payable upon repayment of the Principal Amount.
The Principal Amount shall be repaid on the earliest of the closing date of the stream transaction among Osisko and Falco announced on June 18, 2018, or December 31, 2018.
The loan will be used for the advancement of Falco's Horne 5 Project and for general corporate purposes.
Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd is an intermediate precious metal royalty company focused on the Americas that commenced activities in June 2014. Osisko holds a North American focused portfolio of over 130 royalties, streams and precious metal offtakes. Osisko's portfolio is anchored by five cornerstone assets, including a 5% NSR royalty on the Canadian Malartic Mine, which is the largest gold mine in Canada. Osisko also owns a portfolio of publicly held resource companies, including a 15.5% interest in Osisko Mining Inc., a 12.6% interest in Falco Resources Ltd. and a 32.4% in Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.
Osisko's head office is located at 1100 Avenue des Canadiens-de Montréal, Suite 300, Montréal, Québec, H3B 2S2.
For further information please contact, Osisko Gold Royalties:
Joseph de la Plante
Vice President, Corporate Development
jdelaplante@osiskogr.com
Certain statements contained in this press release may be deemed "forward‐looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian and U.S. securities laws. These forward‐looking statements, by their nature, require Osisko to make certain assumptions and necessarily involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in these forward‐looking statements. Forward‐looking statements are not guarantees of performance. These forward‐looking statements, may involve, but are not limited to repayment of the loan to Falco, the use of proceeds of the loan and the closing of the stream transaction announced on June 18, 2018. Words such as "may", "will", "would", "could", "expect", "believe", "plan", "anticipate", "intend", "estimate", "continue", or the negative or comparable terminology, as well as terms usually used in the future and the conditional, are intended to identify forward‐looking statements. Information contained in forward‐looking statements is based upon certain material assumptions that were applied in drawing a conclusion or making a forecast or projection, including management's perceptions of historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments, as well as other considerations that are believed to be appropriate in the circumstances. Osisko considers its assumptions to be reasonable based on information currently available, but cautions the reader that their assumptions regarding future events, many of which are beyond the control of Osisko, may ultimately prove to be incorrect since they are subject to risks and uncertainties that affect Osisko and its business.
For additional information with respect to these and other factors and assumptions underlying the forward‐looking statements made in this press release, see the section entitled "Risk Factors" in the most recent Annual Information Form of Osisko which is filed with the Canadian securities commissions and available electronically under Osisko's issuer profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and available electronically under Osisko's issuer profile on EDGAR at www.sec.gov. The forward‐ looking information set forth herein reflects Osisko's expectations as at the date of this press release and is subject to change after such date. Osisko disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward‐looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, other than as required by law.
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Experiences with the Vaccine
newone
SAFN
What's known about the new coronavirus variant first found in India?
For the first time in October 2020, Indian scientists detected few samples that were positive for the coronavirus variant called B.1.617, which was first detected in India. Numbers of cases of the B.1.617 variant rose and additional sub-lineages of this variant were found. Therefore, India initiated the surveillance by the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genome Sequencing Consortia (INSACOG) in late January 2021.
While these new variants were detected, the overall number of cases had dropped; thus, businesses, markets, railways, dance clubs, malls and gyms were running at full capacity. Even festivals, e.g., Holi and Kumph Mela, with thousands of participants, were organized without following COVID-19 safety protocols, such as social distancing and the use of facial masks. A few months later, in April/ May, India faced the second wave of COVID-19 and recorded about 400,000 new infections on the 9th of May with a total of over 22 million people infected. Currently, the Indian health system is overwhelmed, including the lack of sufficient oxygen supply, insufficient numbers of people vaccinated and dramatically increased numbers of deaths while crematoria are running at full speed.
The variant B.1.617 is of concern according to the World Health Organization (WHO)
To investigate transmission, virus circulation within a population, and the evolution of the virus, various countries around the world, including India, implement whole-genome sequencing and analyses of spike protein mutations. These types of analyses provide specific information on the genetic code of the virus, and with that, the proteins expressed on the virus. These combined analyses have shown that the B.1.617 variant starts to become the dominant coronavirus variant in large parts of India and has also reached some other countries e.g., Singapore, Australia, the UK and Italy.
This variant carries mutations within the spike protein that have changed its function. It may result in increased or easier entry of the SARS-CoV-2 virus into human cells, resulting in increased transmissibility. In other words, it can more easily spread between people.
According to the scientific journal Nature, experiments using animal models suggest that the B.1.617 variant might cause more severe disease. However, it is important to realize that results from animal studies do not always happen the same way in people. Virologists performed transmissibility and antibody neutralization laboratory studies in the lab in Petri dishes that suggest this variant has increased transmissibility and that antibodies against the original virus might have less neutralization potential to this B.1.617 variant, meaning antibodies are less effective against it (data from a pre-print that has not been checked by other researchers yet). However, these studies still remain to be reviewed and approved by experts in the field, and we have to further observe the effects in the "real life" situation within the population.
In conclusion, the WHO made clear at the press conference on the 10th of May that the B.1.617 variant is of concern and that we need to keep following the COVID-19 safety protocols, including vaccination, in order to protect ourselves from all the coronavirus variants circulating now and in the near future.
What consequences does this have for other countries?
As we have seen for other variants such as the one first found in the UK (B.1.1.7), the variant first found in Brazil (P.1) and the variant first found in South Africa (B.1.351), that are now the dominant ones in certain parts of the world, we can also expect the B.1.617 variant to spread to more countries and for it to become the most dominant variant worldwide. Based on the Regeneron COVID-19 Dashboard with enabled data from the Global Initiative on Sharing Avian Influenza Data (GISAID), this virus variant and its sub-lineages have already been detected in European countries (UK, Italy), Asia (large parts of India, Singapore, Bahrain), Oceania (Australia), North America (USA, Canada), and South America (Colombia).
The current vaccines designed against the original Wuhan-isolated virus might still result in a good protection against the circulating variants and might at least result in a milder COVID-19 disease course. However, we need to cooperate in this pandemic across countries and vaccinate large parts of the world population to stop the evolution of the virus and consequently stop allowing the virus to give rise to new and fitter variants than the original Wuhan-isolate. If we only vaccinate certain parts of the world population, we will allow the virus to evolve and give rise to more and more variants that could potentially bring the entire world back to ZERO and a start of a new pandemic.
Conclusively, we are far away from the end of this pandemic and we all need to pull at the same strings to fight the SARS-CoV-2 and show solidarity to our cohabitants and countries with limited resources. Stay safe and healthy!
Contributed by: Text: Julia Brinkmeier
Nature News: Coronavirus variants are spreading in India — what scientists know so far
WHO - Press Conference: COVID-19 Update (Geneva, 10 May 2021)
BioRxiv: Convergent evolution of SARS-CoV-2 spike mutations, L452R, E484Q and P681R, in the second wave of COVID-19 in Maharashtra, India
Regeneron COVID-19 Dashboard
How Does the Immune Response Function?
Which Types of Vaccines Are Available and in Development for COVID-19?
What Does the Virus That Causes COVID-19 Look Like?
Please be advised that all of the information on this website is provided for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a physician before making medical decisions.
© 2021 Scientists Against Fake News


Built in the mid 1800s, Belmead is located on approximately 1,200 acres of land overlooking the James River. A slave cemetery is located on the premises, but only one grave is marked. Horse lovers from near and far come to Belmead to ride over 20 miles of trails located on the property. Belmead is on the National Register of Historic Places. Call Belmead Stables and Riding Club at 804-598-4907.
Formerly located on the property of Belmead, St. Emma Military Academy opened in 1895. St. Emma was exclusively for African-American men and in 1964 had a peak enrollment of 370 cadets. Mainly due to desegregation, St. Emma closed its doors in 1972. Shortly thereafter, the majestic school was demolished.
Established in the late 1800s, St. Francis de Sales School for Girls still stands on the property adjoining Belmead Mansion. St. Francis was an exclusive Catholic school for Native and African-American women. St. Francis closed in 1970. A foundation has been established in an effort to restore and reuse the buildings of St. Francis. The 2 majestic castles of Belmead Mansion and St. Francis, located less than a half mile from each other, overlook the historic James River.
Powhatan County has 5 sites that are part of the Virginia Civil War Trails system. Although Powhatan was not the site for any significant battles, the County played a key role during the retreat of Confederate troops, and during the healing process of the nation.
General Richard S. Ewell and his troops split up and crossed the Appomattox River in southern Powhatan in 2 places.
Retreating Confederate soldiers passed through the Courthouse area.
General Robert E. Lee spent his last bivouac in the Huguenot Springs area after visiting his brother's Powhatan farm.
Huguenot Springs was also home to a Confederate convalescent hospital, where locals volunteered their time and limited resources to care for the wounded soldiers.
A beautiful and enchanting gem, the Mill at Fine Creek has facilities for weddings, banquets, or other special events.
This historic district is on the National Register of Historic Places. Call 804-379-8211 or visit the Mill at Fine Creek website.


Kyra's wearing our Shrunken Chambray Boyshirt, Striped Racer Tank, High Riser Jeans in eclipse wash and Canvas Boardwalk Brogues.
Job: Shopgirl at Madewell S.F.
How do you take your coffee? From Blue Bottle with steamed soy!
Weirdest compliment you've received: In fourth grade, I got an award for multitasking, of all things.
Something (almost) no one knows about you: I really, really, really missed bacon when I was vegan.
If you were an animal, what would you be? An elephant—who wouldn't want to have a trunk?!
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The 52-room, three-pearl Hotel Madeira is a quaint, affordable property located on a quiet side street of Funchal's Old Town. While it is decidedly mid-range in terms of rooms and amenities, the rooftop pool -- with gorgeous views of Funchal and an adjacent bar -- and on-site massage services give it extra value. The rooms are charming and modern, equipped with flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning, but some lack mini-fridges and are small. There's no full restaurant, but a well-reviewed and plentiful buffet breakfast is served. This is an excellent pick for couples, but families should check out the Pestana Carlton Madeira, which has more kid-friendly facilities.
The six-story Hotel Madeira is a small property with little for kids, but charming vibe that appeals to couples. It's best suited to those keen to explore Funchal but wanting a comfortable, central place to return to at night. The outside is generically modern, and doesn't necessarily fit in with the historic architecture in other parts of Old Town. Inside, the design is mostly modern and understated, with some stylish accents. The marble lobby has a neutral-tone seating area with old-fashioned armchairs and potted plants, while an adjacent common area is more cozy and pulls in Madeira's love for color. There are patterned carpet, an accent wall of silver wallpaper with vine detailing, purple-cushioned wicker furniture, a bookcase, and pool table. Rooms are the most modern and attractive spaces, though the rooftop pool with lovely views is a close second.
Hotel Madeira is located on a quiet side street in the Old Town of Funchal. A few bus routes, ranging from 13 to 20 minutes, take tourists to the Lido Promenade, which in turn connects pedestrians to the pebbly Formosa Beach -- making it ideal for tourists who want to spend some time at the beach, but some days and evenings diving into the local culture. The bus stop for these is a four-minute walk away. There's also the Clube Naval do Funchal a five-minute walk away, where guests can pay for access to a sandy beach.
The hotel is also a one-minute walk from the shopping district, a two-minute walk from the theater and a 13-minute walk from the bountiful, beloved-by-locals Mercado dos Lavadores. For true football fans, the hotel is an eight-minute walk from the Museu Cristiano Ronaldo. The Ritz Cafe (actually a nightclub) is just across a nearby park. Another bus, with a stop five minutes from the hotel, connects directly to the Madeira Botanical Garden in 15 minutes. Madeira Airport is a 25-minute drive.
The 52 rooms of the Hotel Madeira are done in a modern yet traditional style, with dark-wood floors, classic cream furniture, and crisp white linens with pops of an accent color, such as blue or citrus, throughout. Blue-tufted benches, leaf-motif throw pillows, and patterned artwork over the beds add stylish touches. Although the rooms are low on amenities (only the suites have kettles and mini-fridges, for example), they're clean and all come with flat-screen cable TVs and good-sized wardrobes built into the walls. Like most hotels on the island, you have to pay a nominal fee for use of the safe. Some rooms have small furnished balconies are small. Only the Superior Suites have bathtubs (corner-style and quite large), although the showers across all rooms are excellent. Hairdryers and basic toiletries are provided. Note that some rooms are quite small.
The hotel is a bit sparse on amenities -- it lacks a full restaurant and gym -- but it has a gorgeous rooftop pool surrounded by several loungers, tables and chairs, and beautiful views of Funchal from either end of its shallow waters. A bar near the pool serves food and drinks at reasonable prices until late. A well-reviewed buffet-style breakfast with some rotating warm options and fresh fruit is available in the dining room. A common room off the lobby provides a pool table, generous bookshelf, and a computer with internet for guests. The addition of on-site beauty, aromatherapy, and massage services (located in the basement) is a surprising feature for a small three-pearl hotel, as is a generously sized meeting room with a projection screen. Wi-Fi is available for free throughout the property.


Me and my sister used to go to Sunday School every Sunday, it has to be said that the religious side of things passed us by because we were more interested in what we'd spend our 10 pences on in the sweet shop after it finished. You could get quite the haul from the local sweet shop at the end of the 70s! Not sure how much Daisy's collection of sweeties cost but she is definitely enjoying them.
Candy Daisy is Dr Digi's latest creation and can be found HERE, I also used Candyland papers which can be found HERE.
Oh! I did laugh, fabulous colours with her too.


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Deprecated - please use https://github.com/IHTSDO/SNOMED-in-5-minutes
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This is an easy-to-use tutorial for accessing SNOMED APIs within 5 min.

Project Structure
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* top-level: aggregator for sub-modules (alphabetically):
  * curl-examples: examples with curl
  * java-examples: examples with java
  * javascript-examples: examples with javascript
  * model: JAXB-enabled classes for representing the RF2 domain model
  * rest-client: a Java client for the REST services

Examples
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The following examples will be used to demonstrate accessing the SNOMED API
through Javascript, Curl, and Java (using Jersey).

* Find a concept by a string (e.g. "heart attack")
* Find/get a concept by a description SCTID (e.g. "679406011")
* Find/get a concept by a concept SCTID (e.g. "109152007")
* Find a concept by a string (e.g. "heart") but only in the Procedures semantic tag

All of the examples use a hard coded URL, edition name, and version number which point to a server hosted by IHTSDO (www.ihtsdo.org).  These are the APIs that back the IHTSDO browser (http://browser.ihtsdotools.org)

* baseUrl = http://browser.ihtsdotools.org/api/snomed/
* edition = en-edition
* version = 20160131

Java
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[Click for Java examples.](../master/java-examples/java-examples.md "Java Examples")

Javascript
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[Click for JavaScript examples.](../master/javascript-examples/javascript-examples.md "JavaScript Examples")

Curl
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[Click for Curl examples.](../master/curl-examples/curl-examples.md "Curl Examples")

Documentation
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Find comprehensive documentation here: TBD

License
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See the included LICENSE.txt file.


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In a world where we see thousands of brand messages a day and everything is a click away it can be difficult to save money. But saying no to spending can be made easier if we fill our time with other, more fulfilling, things.
About a year ago I stripped my life back and moved into my parents to help me do just that. I stopped my contact lens subscription, quit my gym membership and didn't re-new my phone contract. I made a decision to stop spending un-necessarily and I'll never look back.
Here are a few of my favourite free things to do to help you with your own money saving challenge. Try going just a week without spending – you can flip the suggested days around depending on your mood or the weather.
This is your time to experiment and create new dishes you would never have known about. You get the satisfaction of using up your leftovers and store cupboard essentials you've had for months – clearing space for real treats when you do buy things again.
Invite friends over and ask them to bring a bottle!
Think of an occasion that would benefit from an awesome playlist. Maybe you're going on holiday and could listen to something on the drive? Maybe you can surprise your partner with a list of songs you think they'd like?
If you're signed up to Spotify or Amazon Prime you can take some time to discover new music without buying anything. You could find a new favourite artist to introduce to friends and simply start a list ready for a special investment later.
Get lost in your own town.
Set up a treasure hunt.
Find your nearest water source.
Smell the lavender and roses.
Whether it's a book you've been meaning to read and haven't got round to, or an old favourite you love to revisit, grab a cup of tea, curl up and get lost in another world for a while.
Alternatively podcasts are great for learning something new and there's loads out there. The Guardian has a list of the 30 best podcasts of 2018.
You might have a subscription to Netflix or Amazon Prime, or have a stack of DVDs piled up in the corner, but most people have access to a film (or two!). So gather some folks and get out the crazy store-cupboard snacks you made earlier out of Rice Krispies and peanut butter.
You could even get your geek on and do a little research online beforehand to introduce the director and what the film's about. Or play bingo with famous scenes/phrases.
You might be surprised to hear that the world isn't divided into those that are creative and those that aren't (WHAT!?). Turns out – we're all creative!
Drawing tends to be the litmus test of creativity. Many of us think we can't draw, but we can. Check out this short video of how to draw anything by Dan Roam.
Drawing helps everyone communicate their ideas, no matter what area of work you're in. So grab your pencil and dive in with 5 basic shapes – a circle, a square, a line, a triangle and a blob. With these, you can draw anything (according to Dan).
Start with a haiku and see where you end up. You could get others involved or keep it all to yourself.
If you think your wardrobe's a bit tired and the latest H&M sale is calling then swap your mindset and see this as a creative challenge. I can't sew but I've had a go at customising some t-shirts (see my blog post about a wardrobe change) and found it much easier to pick outfits after getting rid of tired threads. Maybe you can turn it into a fashion show for your friends or family?
We all know that exercise releases those endorphins that make us feel HAPPY. The key is to find something you enjoy doing. I'm a fan of hula hooping, yoga and walking in nature. Anything that gets you a little out of breath will work its magic.
You don't need a fancy gym or the latest Sweaty Betty gym wear to do exercise, throw on anything comfy and try something new. Free salsa class anyone?


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Dr Chris Mourant BA, MA, PhD
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I research twentieth-century prose fiction, with particular emphasis on modernism, empire and transnationalism, periodical studies and media history, and textual scholarship. My first monograph critically re-examined the writings of Katherine Mansfield. Currently, I am at work on a scholarly edition of E. M. Forster's A Passage to India (1924) for CUP.
Fellow, Higher Education Academy (2019)
PhD, King's College London (2015)
BA and MA, University of Warwick (2009 and 2010)
Educated in the comprehensive system, I studied English Literature at the University of Warwick before completing my PhD at King's College London (with a year abroad studying at the University of Stuttgart and the Sorbonne, Paris). After working as a Lecturer in English at Nottingham Trent University, I joined the University of Birmingham in 2016.
I am the Director of the MA Literature and Culture programme and I teach widely across the discipline, from nineteenth-century to contemporary literature.
In 2021/22, I am delivering teaching and lectures on the following modules:
LC Prose
LH Single Author: Virginia Woolf
LM Modernism
LM Research Skills for English Literature
Previously, I have delivered the specialist LH/LM modules Modernism in the Magazines, The Modern Short Story, and Orwell's Books: Writing Politics, Resisting Tyranny.
I am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. In 2018 and 2019, students nominated me for the College of Arts and Law Outstanding Teaching Award.
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I welcome enquires from prospective MRes and PhD students with research proposals relating to my areas of specialism.
Find out more - our PhD English Literature page has information about doctoral research at the University of Birmingham.
I research twentieth-century prose fiction, with particular emphasis on modernism, empire and transnationalism, periodical studies and media history, and textual scholarship.
In my first monograph, Katherine Mansfield and Periodical Culture (EUP 2019), I returned to the venues in which the New Zealand-born writer Katherine Mansfield first published the majority of her work: that is, literary journals and modernist 'little magazines'. The project had two principal aims: firstly, to reveal Mansfield's prodigious output and the sheer variety of literary forms and genres she adopted and adapted across her writing career; and secondly, to situate Mansfield's work within the networks of influence facilitated by periodicals and magazines. Reading Mansfield in dialogue with writers such as Beatrice Hastings, D. H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf, the book examines the often ambivalent, precarious position Mansfield occupied in metropolitan writing communities, as a colonial woman working both within and against the male London literary establishment. I have presented my research on Mansfield to wider audiences in the Times Literary Supplement and on BBC Radio 4, and a video of me talking about this project is available to view here.
My other recent book publication is a co-edited essay collection, The Modern Short Story and Magazine Culture, 1880–1950 (EUP 2021).
Currently, I am researching a new project on George Orwell and mass media. With my colleague Nathan Waddell, I am co-organising the conference 'Critical Orwell' (April 2022).
My research interests in book history, print culture and the materiality of the text have also brought me to the practice of textual scholarship. I am currently editing A Passage to India (1924) for The Cambridge Edition of the Fictions of E. M. Forster (general editor: Howard Booth), and I will edit a volume of Ford Madox Ford's collected short stories for the OUP edition of his complete works (general editors: Max Saunders and Sara Haslam).
I am a co-editor of the journal Modernist Cultures and the contributor of the section surveying scholarship on 'Fiction 1900–1930' to The Year's Work in English Studies.
Together with my colleague Nathan Waddell, I co-direct the Centre for Modernist Cultures (CMC) at the University of Birmingham. I am also an active member of the Centre for Literary Editing and the Materiality of the Text (CLEMT), the Midlands-based Periodicals and Print Culture Research Group (PPCRG), the international Katherine Mansfield Society (KMS), and the British Association for Modernist Studies (BAMS). I served on the BAMS executive committee for several years, first as Postgraduate Representative and then as ECR Representative. In these roles, I co-organised the major international conferences 'Modernism Now!' (London, 2014) and 'Modernist Life' (Birmingham, 2017).
Highlight publications
Mourant, C 2019, Katherine Mansfield and Periodical Culture. Edinburgh University Press. <https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-katherine-mansfield-and-periodical-culture-hb.html>
Mourant, C & D'hoker, E (eds) 2021, The Modern Short Story and Magazine Culture, 1880–1950. Edinburgh University Press. <https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3366/j.ctv1hm8j01>
Mourant, C 2019, 'Beatrice Hastings in Paris', Katherine Mansfield Studies, vol. 11, pp. 181-92.
Mourant, C 2019, 'Rebecca West, the forgotten Vorticist?', Modernist Cultures, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 469-497. https://doi.org/10.3366/mod.2019.0268
Mourant, C 2018, 'Fireworky: Beatrice Hastings as editor, critic and "crusading, anti-philistine woman"', Times Literary Supplement, no. 5991, pp. 16-17.
Mourant, C 2013, ''A Little Episode': The Forgotten Typescripts of Katherine Mansfield, 1908–11', Katherine Mansfield Studies, vol. 5, pp. 154-66.
Mourant, C 2012, 'A Little Episode: An unknown story among the forgotten typescripts of Katherine Mansfield', Times Literary Supplement, no. 5714, pp. 14-15.
D'hoker, E & Mourant, C 2021, Introduction. in E D'hoker & C Mourant (eds), The Modern Short Story and Magazine Culture, 1880–1950. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 1-24. https://doi.org/10.3366/j.ctv1hm8j01.4
Mourant, C 2020, Katherine Mansfield and American Modernism. in A Gasston, G Kimber & J Wilson (eds), Katherine Mansfield: New Directions. 1st edn, Historicising Modernism, Bloomsbury, pp. 92-109. <https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/katherine-mansfield-new-directions-9781350135505/>
Mourant, C 2020, Katherine Mansfield as Critic. in T Martin (ed.), The Bloomsbury Handbook to Katherine Mansfield. Bloomsbury, pp. 199-213.
Mourant, C & Periyan, N 2019, Home and Homeland: English National Identity in the Women's Magazines of Newnes and Pearson. in F Binckes & C Snyder (eds), Women, Periodicals, and Print Culture in Britain, 1890s-1920s : The Modernist Period. The Edinburgh History of Women's Periodicals and Print Culture in Britain, Edinburgh University Press, pp. 60-73.
Mourant, C 2019, We Moderns: Katherine Mansfield and Edwin Muir in The New Age. in K Boyiopoulos & M Shallcross (eds), Aphoristic Modernity: 1880 to the Present. Brill, pp. 94-112.
Mourant, C 2017, Modernist Emotions: The Critical Writings of Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf. in T Martin (ed.), Katherine Mansfield and the Bloomsbury Group. Bloomsbury, pp. 161-80.
Mourant, C 2016, "Alors, Je Pars": Katherine Mansfield and the New Age, 1915–17. in C Davison & G Kimber (eds), Katherine Mansfield's French Lives. Brill, pp. 108-124.
Mourant, C 2015, Parodic Translation: Katherine Mansfield and the "Boris Petrovsky" Pseudonym. in english. vol. 7, Katherine Mansfield Studies, pp. 15-30.
Mourant, C 2020, Mark Gertler. in C Davison & G Kimber (eds), The Edinburgh Edition of the Collected Letters of Katherine Mansfield. vol. 1, pp. 594-7.
Mourant, C 2013, 'The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Magazines: Volume II, North America, 1894-1960', Media History, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 230-3.
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Who is Dr Eliran Mor, MD?
Eliran Mor, MD received his medical degree from the University of Tel Aviv-Sackler College of Medicine. He was licensed by the medical board in the State of California in 2001 after having completed a 4-year residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at New York Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. Dr. Mor then completed a 3-year fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at the University of Southern California. Dr. Mor is currently a clinical instructor at USC.
Dr. Mor serves as the Medical Director at the California Center for Reproductive Health which has three office locations in Southern California: Encino, West Hollywood, and Valencia. As a reproductive endocrinologist, Dr. Mor spends his days working with patients and their families as they work to expand or start their families.
As part of his commitment to providing his patients with the best care possible, Dr. Mor attends at least two medical conferences or association events in person per year. He uses these meetings to confer with colleagues and peers about the latest treatments in the field of reproductive health. He also presents or co-presents abstracts at many of these meetings, both nationally and internationally. Dr. Mor's abstract entitled, "Insulin resistance in polycystic ovary syndrome: Clinical implications of fasting glucose and insulin levels" was awarded the Frank Lynch Memorial Essay Award. It was presented at the 70th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Coast Obstetrical and Gynecological Society, September 16-21, 2003 in Anchorage, Alaska. Another of his abstracts entitled, "Defective autophosphorylation of the insulin receptor (APIR): A potential mechanism of insulin resistance in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)" was presented at the 59th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, October 11-15, 2003 in San Antonio, Texas. This abstract was presented with the Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellowship Research Prize Paper Award.
He has also been published more than a dozen times in peer-reviewed journals like the Journal of the American Medical Association, Fertility and Sterility, and Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics. He is a member, in excellent standing, of multiple prestigious medical societies, including the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), the Pacific Coast Reproductive Society (PCRS), the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons (SLS), and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Dr. Mor continues to pursue research in his areas of interest which include polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); emergency contraception; neuroendocrinology; insulin resistance; male factor infertility; donor sperm insemination; tubal factor infertility; IVF stimulation protocols; congenital uterine anomalies; tubal gamete/embryo transfer (GIFT/ZIFT/TET); pregnancy at advanced reproductive age; and hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Eliran Mor, MD, and his medical staff have worked very hard to create a caring and compassionate environment for new and returning patients. They also pride themselves on fostering a safe space for transgender patients and members of the LGBTQIA community.
Dr. Mor is considered a true "patients" doctor and has been named "Most Compassionate Doctor" by the American Registry. Dr. Mor works closely with his patients to provide them and their loved ones with the care and information they need in order to make an informed decision about their own care. He is also known for his commitment to personal care, and conducts all consultations, after-hour inquiries, pelvic examinations, ultrasound examinations, diagnostic procedures, assisted reproductive procedures (egg retrievals, embryo transfers…), and surgical procedures if needed. Involvement in every aspect of a patient's fertility care and complete micromanagement of their treatment makes Dr. Mor their perfect doctor. He works very closely with patients' families as well to aid them in their journey as they start or expand their families together.
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Livid Instruments is excited to give their fans an exclusive sneak peak of our upcoming controller announcement. On Wednesday the 29th at 11:11 AM CT, the company will be launching a Minim Kickstarter campaign to help bring Minim from prototype to production.
Minim is a pocket-sized wireless instrument for mobile music creation designed to change the way people play music with mobile devices.


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Reman name generator - Star Trek
This generator will generator 10 random names at a time, fit for the Reman species of the Star Trek universe.
Remans are a species of humanoids with deep-set eyes, white skin, short sharp teeth and pointy ears. They look a lot like a humanoid version of a bat. They also poses telepathic abilities, which allows them to invade the minds of others. This is sometimes used to dull the pain others among them feel.
The Remans are nocturnal and hate light. This wasn't much of an issue as the Remans were used as slave labor by the Romulans, who put them to use in dangerous dilithium mines. However, Remans are also great warriors and are sometimes used as bodyguards by important Romulan figures.
No Reman was ever named in official canon productions, but there are a handful of names individuals in other unofficial canon works, like in Star Trek Online, so I used those names as a basis for this generator. Unfortunately there were no female names among those named individuals and since the Remans are so vicious and menacing looking their females might be as well, which could reflect in similar names.
Reman names are very harsh sounding and contain a lot of k sounds, most names also end in a k. If you are after female names, some names sound more melodic and others are just harsh, this difference could be one way to assign names to each gender.
The background image above is a low res version of an image part of the Star Trek copyright, all rights belong to its rightful owners. This is not an official name generator, merely one inspired by this universe.
Star Trek Name Generators


FOIA 2014-0502-F contains materials related to a letter from White House Counsel to the General Accounting Office (GAO) that was written on June 5, 2001, detailing damage to the White House during the Clinton/Bush transition.
This FOIA primarily contains correspondence between Congressman Bob Barr, Congressman Anthony Weiner, GAO, General Services Administration (GSA), Office of Administration (OA), and the White House Counsel's Office regarding inquiries into damage to the White House during the 2001 presidential transition. Correspondence is mainly between GAO and Courtney Elwood, including requests from GAO for interviews and documents, and responses from Courtney Elwood. These include copies of documents sent to GAO such as bank statements, invoices, cost estimates, an excess property report, facility requests, telephone service requests, telephone service orders, billing records, and the Executive Office of the President Telephone Directory from March 2000. Other correspondence includes a letter from Congressman Anthony Weiner to President George W. Bush and a letter from Alberto Gonzales to Congressman Anthony Weiner.