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PMW op-ed: Seducing children to martyrdom
ITAMAR MARCUS & BARBARA CROOK | Jul 4, 2006
As Israel enters the northern Gaza Strip, there are signs that the Palestinian Authority plans to renew the tactic of sending children to the front lines as human shields to obstruct the IDF.
PA TV is again broadcasting music videos designed to brainwash young children into seeking death as shahids - martyrs for Allah. Shahada-promoting music videos were first broadcast thousands of times on Palestinian TV from 2000 through 2004.
One of the most sinister of these clips was broadcast twice last week, according to our research after a three-year absence. The clip features a child actor playing the most famous Palestinian child martyr, Muhammad al-Dura - whose death in a crossfire was broadcast to the entire world - calling to other Palestinian children to literally follow him to Child Martyrs' Heaven.
"I am waving not to part but to say, 'Follow me,'" is Dura's invitation on the TV screen.
The children watching this video are then shown what awaits them if they join Dura in death. The video follows the child actor - "Dura" - joyously frolicking in heaven. He romps on the beach, plays with a kite and runs toward a Ferris wheel.
The children are being told that death in conflict with Israel will bring them into a child's paradise. Muhammad al-Dura is already in this paradise, tranquil and fun-filled.
This call to children to seek death, coming from the child who has turned into a Palestinian hero, and broadcast to their children by PA TV, is one of the most odious examples of exploitation of children witnessed on PA TV.
THE WORDS sung by the popular singer Aida are as insidious as the pictures. The earth is described as yearning for the children's death - "its thirst quenched by the gush of blood flowing from the youthful body."
The main lyrics of the clip are as follows:
"How sweet is the fragrance of the martyrs,
how sweet is the fragrance of the earth,
its thirst quenched by the gush of blood
flowing from the youthful body."
Caption: "And so he went..."
Choir: "Goodbye to the boy Muhammad" (2x)
Aida (popular woman soloist):
"Goodbye, goodbye."...
Aida: How sweet is the fragrance of the earth,
Choir: Goodbye, goodbye.
Aida: Goodbye, goodbye...
Choir: O father, 'til we meet (2x)
Aida (woman soloist):
'til we meet, my father, 'til we meet!
I shall go with no fear, no tears,
How sweet is the fragrance of the martyrs!
I shall go to my place in heaven,
Choir: How sweet is the fragrance of the martyrs!
Aida: O my father, 'til we meet (2x)
Choir: O my father, 'til we meet ...
Goodbye to the child, Muhammad
Aida: O the children of the world say
Choir: Goodbye to the child, Muhammad!
Aida: 'til we meet, O Muhammad
Choir: 'til we meet, O Muhammad
WHEN PREVIOUSLY shown, the clip closed with the credit:
"Produced by: The Ministry of Information & Culture - The Palestinian National Fund."
This year the credit has been erased.
A SECOND music video rebroadcast after years of absence, opens with a girl witnessing the cold-blooded murder of her mother. The child then sings for five minutes about how she misses her mother, including the repeating refrain: "If you can't come to me, I can go to you."
This particular clip was first broadcast in December 2000. It was one of dozens of PA TV clips targeting children that portrayed shahada as "sweet" and idyllic.
This tactic was exceedingly effective for the Palestinian Authority. As children went to the front lines to try to copy Dura, the IDF had great difficulty aiming at gunmen who were firing from behind the children and using them as human shields.
In addition, when children were killed by either side, the Palestinians used them effectively for propaganda purposes. And indeed Israel was universally condemned for these deaths.
This clip was removed in the fall of 2003, after we showed it at a hearing in the US Senate and drew outrage from US senators. Sen. Hillary Clinton attacked it a "horrific child abuse," and Sen. Arlen Specter denounced it as "civilization abuse."
The reason for its sudden rebroadcast now, after three years, seems clear: The PA learned a long time ago that images of dead children are an ideal way of manipulating public opinion against Israel. Images of children running up to tanks and of children's funerals are precisely what the PA used so successfully in the past.
It is apparently planning to revive this tactic if Israel moves deeper into Gaza in search of terror leaders.
Societies prepare for battle in different ways. Some focus on military preparations, while others focus on prayer. For the Palestinian Authority, battle preparation means encouraging their children to leave their homes for the front lines and to seek death.
Marcus is Director and Crook is Associate Director of Palestinian Media Watch.
www.palwatch.org
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How Suppressors Work in MWII? Find Out Here!
Are suppressors now useless in the game? How do they work now?
As the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer kicks into gear, many now start to wonder which mechanics of the game they should focus on, or at least, take into consideration every time they play a round. Sometimes, all it takes is that one feature in the game that most players tend to just ignore to walk out of several multiplayer rounds as the victor.
Today, we would be looking at the suppressors in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer – how it works and if it's even worth the players' time.
How Suppressors Work in MWII?
In the previous Call of Duty multiplayer games, every time a player fires their equipped unsilenced gun, they would show up on the mini-map as a red dot.
This signals other players where the enemies are or at the very least the general direction they may be found.
However, in the new MWII, the mini-map on each player's HUD is completely reworked.
No matter how loud your weapon fires, you won't show up on your enemies' mini-map – leading many to wonder, what the point of suppressors even in this game is.
Instead of affecting the mini-map, suppressors now impact what's going on in each player's compass (located on the top of the screen).
Every time a player fires their unsilenced gun, they would show up on the compass as a red dot, instead of the traditional mini-map. And when using a suppressor, they won't show up at all.
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Basically, it's just how it works from before, albeit on a different section of the HUD entirely.
Nevertheless, this transition to the compass made using suppressors not that appealing anymore. There are fewer benefits of using one now compared to the previous Call of Duty multiplayer games.
To give you the answer straight, suppressors aren't entirely useless in the game. Yes, they may be less effective nowadays, but they can still work wonders when used by the right player.
It still suppresses your audio cues significantly every time you hit the trigger and can work really well to hide you from UAV killstreaks.
That is it! Now you know how suppressors work on the new MWII. Try it out in some of your rounds and see if it benefits you still as much as it did in the previous games.
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Woe to her who is rebellious and defiled, the oppressing city! 2 She listens to no voice; she accepts no correction. She does not trust in the Lord; she does not draw near to her God. 3 Her officials within her are roaring lions; her judges are evening wolves that leave nothing till the morning. 4 Her prophets are fickle, treacherous men; her priests profane what is holy; they do violence to the law. 5 The Lord within her is righteous; he does no injustice; every morning he shows forth his justice; each dawn he does not fail; but the unjust knows no shame. 6 "I have cut off nations; their battlements are in ruins; I have laid waste their streets so that no one walks in them; their cities have been made desolate, without a man, without an inhabitant. 7 I said, 'Surely you will fear me; you will accept correction. Then your dwelling would not be cut off according to all that I have appointed against you.' But all the more they were eager to make all their deeds corrupt. 8 "Therefore wait for me", declares the Lord, "for the day when I rise up to seize the prey. For my decision is to gather nations, to assemble kingdoms, to pour out upon them my indignation, all my burning anger; for in the fire of my jealousy all the earth shall be consumed. 9 "For at that time I will change the speech of the peoples to a pure speech, that all of them may call upon the name of the Lord and serve him with one accord. 10 From beyond the rivers of Cush my worshipers, the daughter of my dispersed ones, shall bring my offering. 11 "On that day you shall not be put to shame because of the deeds by which you have rebelled against me; for then I will remove from your midst your proudly exultant ones and you shall no longer be haughty in my holy mountain. 12 But I will leave in your midst a people humble and lowly. They shall seek refuge in the name of the Lord, 13 those who are left in Israel; they shall do no injustice and speak no lies, nor shall there be found in their mouth a deceitful tongue. For they shall graze and lie down and none shall make them afraid." 14 Sing aloud, O daughter of Zion; shout, O Israel! Rejoice and exult with all your heart, O daughter of Jerusalem! 15 The Lord has taken away the judgments against you; he has cleared away your enemies. The King of Israel, the Lord, is in your midst; you shall never again fear evil. 16 On that day it shall be said to Jerusalem: "Fear not, O Zion; let not your hands grow weak. 17 The Lord your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with loud singing. 18 I will gather those of you who mourn for the festival, so that you will no longer suffer reproach. 19 Behold, at that time I will deal with all your oppressors. And I will save the lame and gather the outcast and I will change their shame into praise and renown in all the earth. 20 At that time I will bring you in, at the time when I gather you together; for I will make you renowned and praised among all the peoples of the earth, when I restore your fortunes before your eyes", says the Lord.


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Q: Variable isn't changing as it goes through the loop I'm a first time programmer trying to learn Excel VBA, running into some trouble.
Program is running to calculate the appropriate size of a damper for available area.  Everything is calculating correctly except for the variable DampW as it goes through the loop.  As it calculates the different dampers sizes the DampW variable isn't changing when the DampH variable is changed.  The DampH is adjusted in the FOR Loop.
I also noticed that when running against the current conditions the program should exit, as the condition of DampCheck is equal to "OK".  However, the program enters the loop.
Please let me know if there is any confusion on what I'm asking.  Want to make sure I posted this correctly.
Public Sub DamperCalcs1()

DampType = Range("DampType").Value

'Activates the damper spreadsheet
Sheets(DampType).Activate

'Calculates the maximum height allowed from the spreadsheet with damper sizes
'Counts the number of 0 in column "O" and returns the maximum height
MaxH1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(ActiveSheet.Range("$C$7:$C$" & 2 + Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(ActiveSheet.Range("$O:$O"), 0)))

'Pulls out the minimum height of the specified damper for the air handling unit from the damper spreadsheet
MinH = Application.WorksheetFunction.Min(ActiveSheet.Range("$C$7:$C$7000"))

'Calculates the maximum Height allowed for damper sizing calculations
If DampType = "None" Then
    MaxH2 = Sheets("inputs Performance").Range("$C$12")

    ElseIf Sheets("Inputs Performance").Range("$C$12") > MaxH1 Then
        MaxH2 = MaxH1

    Else
        MaxH2 = Sheets("Inputs Performance").Range("$C$12")

End If

'Calculates a true damper height with standard blade configuration

'Setting max height value as an integer with a calculation
MaxH3 = [(MaxH2-3.75)/5.75]

'Calculates the Maximum damper height for calculations
If (MaxH3 * 5.75) < MinH Then
    MaxH4 = MinH

    Else
        MaxH4 = (MaxH3 * 5.75) + 3.75
End If

'Calculates the height addition for a louver
If Left(DampType, 3) = "ELF" Then
    DampH = 3 + Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(MaxH4, 9.5)

    Else
        DampH = Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(MaxH4, 9.5)

End If

'Outputs the maximum and minimum values required
Sheet33.Range("B2").Value = MaxH1
Sheet33.Range("B3").Value = MinH
Sheet33.Range("B5").Value = MaxH2

'Outputs the actual damper height
Sheet33.Range("B7").Value = DampH

End Sub

Start of Second Sub Program
Public Sub DamperCalcs2()

CFM = Range("CFM").Value
MaxFPM = Range("MaxFPM").Value

  'Assigns a given value for variables required to calculate the EAML damper
EAMLA = 3.23750323750089E-07
EAMLB = -9.29262202444403E-03
EAMLC = 3.82761707988981E-03
EAMLD = -3.44782545737092E-02
EAMLE = 5.00341409432224E-07
EAMLF = 8.40487603305808E-03

If Left(DampType, 3) = "ELF" Then
     DampW = [RoundUp((((CFM / MaxFPM - Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(DampH, Sheets("Free Area").Range("$B$113:$E$132"), 2, False)) / Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(DampH, Sheets("Free Area").Range("$B$113:$E$132"), 4, False)) + 12), 0)]

     ElseIf DampType = "EAML" Then
        DampW = [RoundUp((-(EAMLD + EAMLC * DampH) + SQRT((EAMLD + EAMLC * DampH) ^ 2 - (4 * (EAMLE * (-(CFM / MaxFPM) + EAMLF + EAMLA * DampH * DampH + EAMLB * DampH))))) / (2 * EAMLE), 0)]

    Else
        DampW = [RoundUp((144 * (CFM / MaxFPM) / DampH), 0)]
End If

DampType = Range("DampType").Value

'Selects the damper spreadsheet
Sheets(DampType).Select

DampRange = ("$C$3:$C$" & 1 + Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(ActiveSheet.Range("$O:$O"), 0))

'number of heights in total range less than input height (use as origin for adjusted range on widths)
DampCount1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(ActiveSheet.Range(DampRange), "<" & DampH) + 3

'number of heights in total range equal input height (use as origin for adjusted range on widths)
DampCount2 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(ActiveSheet.Range(DampRange), "=" & DampH)

'Sheets("Calc Performance 2").Activate
DampType = Range("DampType").Value

'Selects the damper spreadsheet
Sheets(DampType).Activate

'Creates a new range for damper heights
AdjDampRange = ("D" & DampCount1 & ":D" & (DampCount1 + DampCount2 - 1))

'number of widths in adjusted range less than clculated width
DampWCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(ActiveSheet.Range(AdjDampRange), "<" & DampW)

'Calculates the line number to pull the actual damper width from
ActualDampWLine = DampCount1 + DampWCount

'Pulls the actual damper width from the spreadsheet
ActualDampW = Range("D" & ActualDampWLine).Value

DampLoc = Range("DampLoc").Value

'Calculates the hood depth for the max height of damper

If Left(DampType, 3) = "ELF" Or DampType = "EAML" Or DampLoc = "TOP" Or DampLoc = "BOTTOM" Then
     Hood1 = 0

    ElseIf Left(DampType, 3) = "AMS" And DampLoc = "Front" Then
        Hood1 = [RoundUp((DampH*DampW*1200)/((DampW+4)*1000)+8,0)]

   ElseIf Left(DampType, 3) = "AMS" And DampLoc = "Side" Then
        Hood1 = [RoundUp((DampH*DampW*1200)/((DampW+4)*1000)+16,0)]

   ElseIf Left(DampType, 2) = "CD" And DampLoc = "Front" Then
       Hood1 = [RoundUp((DampH*DampW*1200)/((DampW+4)*1000),0)]

   ElseIf Left(DampType, 2) = "CD" And DampLoc = "Side" Then
       Hood1 = [RoundUp((DampH*DampW*1200)/((DampW+4)*1000)+8,0)]

End If

'Determines if Damper or Louver is acceptable
If Sheets(DampType).Cells(3, ActualDampWLine) > DampH Or DampH > MaxH Or ActualDampW > MaxW Then  'Removed the following from check to tryout program Or Hood1 > 60
    DampCheck = "X"
    Else
        DampCheck = "OK"
End If

'Outputs the actual damper height
Sheet33.Range("B9").Value = DampW

'Outputs the actual damper height
Sheet33.Range("B11").Value = DampRange
Sheet33.Range("B12").Value = DampCount1
Sheet33.Range("B13").Value = DampCount2
Sheet33.Range("B15").Value = AdjDampRange
Sheet33.Range("B16").Value = DampWCount
Sheet33.Range("B18").Value = ActualDampWLine
Sheet33.Range("B19").Value = ActualDampW
Sheet33.Range("B20").Value = Hood1
Sheet33.Range("B22").Value = DampCheck

Sheets("Calc Performance 2").Select
End Sub

Program used to call the two sub programs with loop included.
Public Sub TrialCalc3()

Call DamperCalcs1
Call DamperCalcs2

If DampCheck = "OK" Then
Sheet33.Range("B24").Value = "Macro Finished on first run"

    Else
        For LoopCount = 1 To 6
            If DampCheck = "OK" Then
                Sheet33.Range("B24").Value = "Macro Finished between Loop runs"
                Exit Sub

                Else
                    DampH = DampH - 5.75
                    Call DamperCalcs2

            End If
        Next
End If

'Outputs the actual damper height
Sheet33.Range("C7").Value = DampH
Sheet33.Range("C9").Value = DampW

'Outputs the actual damper height
Sheet33.Range("C11").Value = DampRange
Sheet33.Range("C12").Value = DampCount1
Sheet33.Range("C13").Value = DampCount2
Sheet33.Range("C15").Value = AdjDampRange
Sheet33.Range("C16").Value = DampWCount
Sheet33.Range("C18").Value = ActualDampWLine
Sheet33.Range("C19").Value = ActualDampW
Sheet33.Range("C20").Value = Hood1
Sheet33.Range("C22").Value = DampCheck

End Sub

Global Variables as assigned at the top of the module
Option Explicit
Public Damptype As String, DampTab As Variant, MaxH1 As Double, MaxH2 As Double, MinH As Double, MaxH3 As Integer, MaxH4 As Double, DampH As Double, MaxH As Double, MaxW As Double
Public CFM As Double, MaxFPM As Double, DampW As Double, EAMLA As Double, EAMLB As Double, EAMLC As Double, EAMLD As Double, EAMLE As Double, EAMLF As Double
Public DampRange As Variant, DampCount1 As Double, DampCount2 As Double
Public AdjDampRange As Variant, DampWCount As Double, ActualDampW As Double, ActualDampWLine As Double, DampCheck As String
Public DampLoc As String, Hood1 As Integer, LoopCount As Integer

Added the following lines of code into the DampW calculation to see what I was getting.
If Left(Damptype, 3) = "ELF" Then
    DampW = [RoundUp((((CFM / MaxFPM - Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(DampH, Sheets("Free Area").Range("$B$113:$E$132"), 2, False)) / Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(DampH, Sheets("Free Area").Range("$B$113:$E$132"), 4, False)) + 12), 0)]

    ElseIf Damptype = "EAML" Then
        DampW = [RoundUp(144 * (CFM / MaxFPM) / DampH, 0)]
    Else
        DampW = [RoundUp(144 * (CFM / MaxFPM) / DampH, 0)]
        MsgBox "MaxFPM is " & MaxFPM & " and Damper Height is " & DampH & " and New Damper Width " & DampW

End If

What I'm getting as output is listed below:
MaxFPM is equal to 1800 (Standard for all DampW calculations)
DampH is equal to 61.25 (Which is the correct height when adjusted)
DampW is equal to 36 (Which is the original number, should be 40 after calculation)
The damper width at this point should've adjusted to 33, instead it's remaining at the original 36.  Don't understand what I've done wrong.  Any help is appreciated.

A: You code looks reasonable, but the Subs are not communicating properly.  For example, Sub TrialCalcs3 examines the variable DampCheck.  But it cannot "see" the variable, because it is not Global in scope.
For routines to be able to "share" variables, they must either be Global in scope (that is Public) or passed as parameters.

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I.B.S. (Irritable Bruce Syndrome)
I'll keep this short and sweet. It seems like every day that I see someone on Facebook trashing some private citizen about some purely personal matter. Let me just say this: Doing so says more about the trash-or than it does the trash-ee.
Biofuel, esoteric numbers, and alleged fraud
U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett calls it the biggest fraud prosecution in Indiana history. An 88 count indictment charges four men connected with a now-closed Middletown business, e-Biofuels, and others, of fraud at the $100 million level.
Much of the alleged misconduct involves RIN's — renewable identication numbers associated with batches of "green" fuel. A RIN is a 38 character code (count 'em, 38 characters; as a point of reference, remember that the entire U.S. population requires only nine figures) assigned to each batch of biofuel. Here's a chart that'll make RIN's easy to understand:
source: www.ers.usda.gov
OK, so maybe I exaggerated the "easy to understand" part.
The Middletown boys are accused, among other things, of re-using RIN's. Who'da thunk that this byzantine regulatory framework might provide a platform for alleged fraud?
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The old joke goes like this:
A lawyer died and arrived at the pearly gates. To his dismay, there were thousands of people ahead of him in line to see St. Peter. But, to his surprise, St. Peter left his desk at the gate and came down the long line to where the lawyer was standing. St. Peter greeted him warmly. Then St. Peter and one of his assistants took the lawyer by the hands and guided him up to the front of the line into a comfortable chair by his desk.
The lawyer said, "I don't mind all this attention, but what makes me so special?"
St. Peter replied, "Well, I've added up all the hours for which you billed your clients, and by my calculation you must be about 193 years old!"
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An Ohio lawyer who billed for lengthy work days on court-appointed cases, including one that stretched for 29 hours, is facing a disciplinary proceeding.
However, Ben Swift did the work and just needed to keep better records, his lawyer told the Dayton Daily News.
An audit showed that he had billed for days that included 29 hours of work, 23 hours of work, 21.5 hours of work and 21 hours of work.
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History: The 1998 Minnesota Legislature directed the commissioner of public safety to prepare, in consultation with affected organizations and stakeholders, a statewide master plan for fIre and law enforcement training facilities.
The commissioner of public safety contracted with the Department of Administration's Management Analysis Division to create the statewide plan.
A 15 member advisory committee was established to advise the commissioner and Management Analysis about components of project design and content. The committee included representatives from professional organizations for fire and law enforcement personnel, local governments, the Peace Officer Standards and Training Board, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, the Department of Military Affairs, and the public.
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Retro Television Review: One World 3.1 "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" and 3.2 "Push Comes To Shove"
Posted on December 2, 2022 by Lisa Marie Bowman
Welcome to Retro Television Reviews, a new feature where we review some of our favorite and least favorite shows of the past! On Fridays, I will be reviewing One World, which ran on NBC from 1998 to 2001. The entire show is currently streaming on Tubi!
The Cast of One World
It's time for the third and final season of One World!
Episode 3.1 "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"
(Directed by Mary Lou Belli, originally aired on September 23rd, 2000)
At the end of season 2 of One World, Neal and Jane were both facing an uncertain future. Having been caught cheating on the SAT, they had been banned from retaking the test and they were both going to have to figure out a way to get into a good college with no SAT score. It was a pretty dark situation. Neal even said that it was now going to take him a little bit longer to achieve his dreams. I was curious to see how the show would handle this situation in season 3.
The first episode of season 3 handled the developments of season 2 in much the same way that most TNBC shows handled any sort of unexpected drama. They ignored it. Over the course of the first episode of season 3, no mention was made of the SAT or college. Neal is apparently still in high school (though he was a senior last season) and he's got the highest GPA of anyone in his class. Once again, his future is bright! Jane, meanwhile, is no longer talking about college but she does now have a really awful spiky hairstyle. Seriously, I want slap whoever it was who decided to dye her hair that color of yellow. It totally washes out all of her features.
As for Ben, Cray, Sui, and Marci …. well, they're pretty much the same. Marci is still materialistic. Cray is still dorky. Ben is still dumb, And Sui is still way too cool for this show.
The first episode featured a guest turn from James Avery, playing Mr. Richard, the father of Neal's girlfriend, Kate. (Yes, there is a joke about how he "looks like the guy from Fresh Prince.") Mr, Richard is a successful and wealthy attorney and a Harvard graduate. When Neal mentions that he used to be in a gang, Mr. Richard forbids Kate (Tasha Taylor) from dating Neal. Neal confronts Mr. Richard and accuses him of being prejudiced. ("Ohhhhhh!" the audience says.) Mr. Richard tells Neal to watch his mouth. ("Ahhhhh!" the audience responds.)
Later, Kate sneaks into the Blake home and tells Neal that she's willing to defy her father but Neal says that he won't go against her father's wishes because he still has the same integrity that caused him to get banned from taking the SAT. (No, Neal doesn't bring up the SAT. That's just me wondering what happened to that whole storyline.) Mr. Richard is moved by Neal's integrity and decides that he's okay with his daughter dating a former gang member who was will basically never be able to get into a good college.
On the one hand, Neal has a point about giving people a second chance and judging people by their actions and not their past. On the other hand, Mr. Richard is played by James Avery, who was a far better actor than the material deserved. The character is written to just be a snob but Avery instead turns him into a father who sincerely cares about his daughter. So, despite the show's intentions, Mr. Richard actually comes across as being more sympathetic than either his flighty daughter or the somewhat self-righteous Neal.
Meanwhile, Marci buys a bunch of clothes online but discovers that they were stolen. The most interesting thing about this storyline is that everyone is shocked to discover that you can buy things online. I guess that's 2000 for you!
Episode 3.2 "Push Comes to Shove"
(Directed by Mary Lou Belli, originally aired on September 30, 2000)
Cray has a bully! Earl (Joshua Boyd) goes from demanding the Cray bring him a sandwich to demanding that Cray bring him money. Jane counsels Cray to beat Earl up. (Has she not seen Cray? Cray's not beating anyone up.) St. Neal suggests that Cray should turn the other cheek and remember that violence solves nothing. Neal, however, turns out to be a huge hypocrite because, when he talks to Earl, he ends up getting into a fight with him. Neal beats up Earl (off-screen, of course) but he then has an ethical crisis over having violated his principles. Good Lord, Neal's annoying.
Meanwhile, Jane is dating Bradley Covington, the scion of the richest family in town. Bradley asks out Jane despite her terrible hair and the fact that the supercool Sui was in the same room. Bradley takes Jane to a country club and we get a badly acted scene in which Jane stands up to Bradley's snooty cousin. That whole subplot didn't really go anywhere.
Well, that's not a great start to season 3. Hopefully, next week will be a bit better!
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Paramus, N.J., February 5, 2019 – Sony and lecture capture solution provider UbiCast have announced the launch of Miris Netcapture software and Miris Video Platform, which marks the first joint effort between the two organizations in the North American market. The new network-based lecture capture solution seamlessly integrates with Vision Exchange, Sony's flagship active learning and interactive lecture solution, to create more engaging and immersive video content for learning.
As a cornerstone of modern teaching philosophies, interactive lectures bring students and teachers together to directly interact, collaborate and brainstorm with one another while boosting engagement, information retention and general understanding of the subject matter. In combination with Vision Exchange, the new Miris Netcapture offers education organizations a flexible and scalable solution that enables interactive lectures and lecture capture all at once, in a cost-effective manner.
"As another pioneering solution of interactive lecture technology, Sony's Vision Exchange complements Miris Netcapture perfectly," said Jean-Marie Cognet, CEO of UbiCast. "Together, it is fantastic to offer universities, lecturers and students access to cutting-edge, interactive and dynamic content. We're extremely excited to see how the solution we've jointly developed will go on to help the next generation of students."
While Sony's Vision Exchange allows students and teachers to share and annotate content wirelessly from their laptop, smartphone or tablet devices to the front of a classroom, Miris Netcapture records the streamed content from Vision Exchange and transfers it to UbiCast's Miris Video Platform, for editing, managing and distributing the video content through a video player dedicated to social learning. This network-based content capture solution removes the need for each room or lecture hall to be equipped with their own recording device. Instead, Miris Netcapture will simply be permanently located in the server room and dynamically capture the required classroom.
By centralizing content capturing and using Miris Netcapture, universities will be able to dramatically increase the number of classrooms that are capable of cutting-edge lecture capture for their students, unlocking greater scalability at a much lower budget than before. Meanwhile, for AV managers, centralizing the capture solution reduces the need for time-intensive hardware checks throughout a building, and also reduces the risk of hardware failure. With ongoing software updates, the solution will become more feature-rich and powerful over time.
"After learning what our higher-education customers value, we found that they need a lecture capture solution that is reliable, easy to use, high quality and cost effective, without requiring dedicated hardware," said Mike Fasulo, president and chief operating officer, Sony Electronics North America. "We turned to UbiCast, who has been successfully working with Sony in Europe, to develop an intuitive and networked lecture capture experience for the North American market that cohesively aligns with our existing solutions. Vision Exchange seamlessly integrates with UbiCast's networked lecture capture capabilities, offering all of the benefits our customers requested while meeting the increasing demand from students and teachers for technology-enhanced, collaborative and immersive learning environments."
With the ability to capture high-definition recordings from up to six different video/audio sources simultaneously, Miris Netcapture also offers a highly flexible and future-proof solution. Teachers are able to capture a recording of the presentation they are delivering, as well as simultaneous video of themselves delivering the lesson, and student's questions and reactions. By capturing a truly holistic representation of a practical teaching environment, Miris Netcapture vastly improves the future value of the lesson capture for students and teachers alike, compared to a traditional, single-camera video capture.
Captured content is then edited and published through UbiCast's powerful Miris Video Platform, which is compatible with all LTI-compliant LMS platforms and provides the ability to add interactivity to a recording. For example, a teacher can add a poll within the video to encourage student engagement or add a quiz at the end to check student understanding. All the characters within the slide content can also be indexed for searchability, so students can quickly get up to speed on something they missed or would like to revisit. Students are also able to add comments, private notes, ask questions and share links or files to further enrich the conversation and increase peer-group collaborating.
Dynamic Rich Media—the ability to view multiple capture feeds simultaneously—means individuals can choose which part of the capture they wish to focus on by enlarging one stream over another. Students writing a piece of coursework may want to focus on the details of a presentation, while a lecturer may study their students' reactions and questions to better understand which areas they find difficult, and apply those learnings to future lessons.
The new Sony integrated Miris Netcapture and Miris Video Platform solution for higher education is planned to be available in February in North America.


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The Jabra Move Wireless (2014) makes for a good, if unremarkable, Closed-Back Headphone for people with a $60 budget.
The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018), however, is merely mediocre at its $302 asking price, when compared to similarly priced products, and won't satisfy the needs of most people.
In either case, we suggest that you first take a look at some other options at the $60 and $220 price points before committing to one of these - it's likely that you'll be able to find some better alternatives.
If you're still interested in learning more about the Jabra Move Wireless (2014) and Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018), however, we wrote a summary of what we could find about them:
The Jabra Move Wireless (2014) managed to impress reviewers from two reliable and unbiased sources that conduct their own hands-on testing, namely Techradar and Android Central. It performed great in their roundups - it earned the "Wireless headphones that are great companions for any laptop" title from Techradar and "Ranked 2 out of 11" from Android Central, which makes it a product worthy of consideration.
As for the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018), it wasn't able to earn a top spot in any roundups from trusted sources that conduct their own hands-on testing. Nevertheless, it managed to impress reviewers at Techradar, PCmag, and Wirecutter (NYTimes) enough to make it onto their respective shortlists.
To get a better idea of how they fare when compared directly to each other, we analyzed review scores of sources that tested both. Techradar, for example, preferred the Jabra Move Wireless (2014), while PCmag rated both of them the same.
We also took a look at which sources had the best things to say about them. We learned that the Jabra Move Wireless (2014) got reviewed the highest by Techradar - it gave it a rating of 9, while the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018) most impressed reviewers at Lifewire, which gave it a score of 9.4.
Lastly, we averaged out all of the reviews scores that we could find on these two products and compared them to other Closed-Back Headphones on the market. We learned that both of them performed far better than most of their competitors - the overall review average earned by Closed-Back Headphones being 7.4 out of 10, whereas the Jabra Move Wireless (2014) and Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018) managed averages of 7.7 and 8.5 points, respectively.
Due to the difference in their prices, however, it's important to keep in mind that a direct Jabra Move Wireless (2014) vs. Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i (2018) comparison might not be entirely fair - some sources don't take value for money into account when assigning their scores and therefore have a tendency to rate more premium products better.
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For the theme of CR's 10th issue, Carine returned to the place that has inspired her most: Paris. Leading up to our newsstand date on March 2nd, we'll reveal a series of teasers from the upcoming edition that can all be traced back to our editor-in-chief's roots.
Yesterday we introduced our CR 10 cover stars, Paris Jackson and Halima Aden and our CR Men's Book Issue 4 star, Gucci Mane—and now we're excited to reveal a glimpse of Candice Huffine, Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Liu Wen from inside the upcoming issue.
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3Q EARNINGS CALL: What Mark Zuckerberg Envisions For Facebook's Future
At some point in just about every earnings call, company executives are asked about their visions for the future. Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's vision for the next five years at the social network is based on "understanding the world," and it includes advances in Graph Search, mobile applications such as Messenger, and artificial intelligence.
Understanding the world was one of the themes of Zuckerberg's opening remarks during Facebook's third-quarter earnings call Wednesday, as he said:
Next, let's talk about understanding the world. What I mean by this is that everyday people post billions of pieces of content and connections into the graph. In doing this, they are helping to build the clearest models of everything there is to know in the world.
A big part of why this works is that people can share things with any audience they want. They don't have to share publicly with everyone at the time. They can share with just their friends, so this means that the model of the world that people are building in our systems include things that people only want to share with just a few people. This has the potential to be really powerful, but right now, we have to do very little to utilize the knowledge that people have shared to benefit everyone in our community.
The service we invest in the most is News Feed, which gives you a great sense of what's going on with your community today. The News Feed has proved itself incredibly useful for people and the most used app on people's scoring by far, but this is just the start of what's possible.
When we get to the point where everyone can easily ask any question to Facebook and get it answered by our community — that's going to be very powerful.
Zuckerberg also discussed advances in Graph Search:
In the last quarter, there have been several important evolutions in our strategy of understanding the world. The first is around Graph Search. At the beginning of this year, we announced the first beta version of the service on desktop, and that indexed more than 1 trillion connections between people in this segment.
In the last quarter, we started testing what we call post search, which allows you to search all of the unstructured text and posts that people have ever made on Facebook — about 1.2 trillion more posts. The folks on the team who have worked on Web search engines in the past tell me that the Graph Search corpus is bigger than any other Web search index out there. It's still early for Graph Search, because it's still in beta, only in English, and we haven't launched our mobile version yet, but it's something I am really excited about.
On the topic of the new test version of Messenger for Android, announced earlier this week, and other mobile app plans, Zuckerberg said:
Messenger is part of how people send billions of private one-to-one and group messages every day and, with the latest release of the app yesterday, we are continuing to add features and make this a better experience. In the future, we expect to develop more services to help people share different content with different groups of people, and we will continue to build up Messenger as a better, distinct messaging experience.
Zuckerberg also spoke about the social network's artificial-intelligence initiatives:
There is one more evolution in our strategy to understand the world that I want to mention. In September, we formed the Facebook AI Group to do world-class artificial-intelligence research using all of the knowledge that people have shared on Facebook. The goal here is to use new approaches in AI to help make sense of all of the content that people share so we can generate new insights about the world to answer people's questions.
We started assembling a team of some of the best people in the field to work on these problems. We also announced the acquisition of Mobile Technologies, a speech-recognition and machine-translation company that will help expand our work in the field beyond just photo recognition to voice. Over time, I think it is going to be possible to build services that are much more natural to interact with, and that can help solve many more problems than any existing technologies today. I am excited that we are working on this problem, and I am looking forward to doing a lot more here.
Finally, in response to a question from Morgan Stanley Analyst Scott Devitt on what consumers will be doing on Facebook five years from now, Zuckerberg replied:
I know there are two pieces of this that we are thinking about related to the knowledge economy. The first is just helping our customers use information better to grow their businesses and create jobs.
So we are thinking about small businesses and making it so they can have better insights into who their customers are and better ability to reach them. Now developers have been able to use better analytics for being able to find new customers, as well. And those are a lot of the inspirations and the strategy behind the ad products that we are delivering.
On the side of the product experiences that we are creating for people who use Facebook, right now, I do think that the Facebook experience is very push-based, in that you go to Facebook and we are suggesting content to you through something like News Feed. Over time, I think, if we do a good job, we should be able to create more value through all of the knowledge that has been shared over time that we are not really surfacing on a day-to-day basis right now in terms of helping people answer a lot of different questions that they have around the world.
Readers: How different do you expect Facebook to be in five years?
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FanExpo Boston 2018: Jim Zub On Writing Samurai Jack
Tito W. James: Have you been to FanExpo Boston before?
Jim Zub: I haven't been to FanExpo in Boston before, so I'm really excited. They have a great set-up and run-down of guests.
TWJ: Is there anything that stands out to you from contemporary comic culture?
JZ: It's such a wild time in terms of visibility. What's nice is that we no longer have to fight to get casual audiences to read superhero stuff. People love the movies, the video games, all the works in and around superheroes–the challenge is how we can make sure people are reading the comics.
TWJ: You've written a lot of stories ranging from creator-owned to licensed IPs. Can you tell me what it was like to write Samurai Jack?
JZ: Before there was going to be a fifth season for Samurai Jack, IDW acquired the license and was looking to do a comic book series that would pick up where the animated show left off.
IDW took multiple pitches. I was one of six writers who put pitches in and those got filtered through to Genndy Tartakovsky and Cartoon Network. Mine was the pitch that got picked in terms of the direction we wanted to go and it seemed to be a very logical pick up from the fourth season. I got to work with Andy Suriano, who was one of the character designers on the show and we really gelled. We knew what we wanted to get out of the series. It was a real joy from start to finish.
TWJ: What made you want to work on Samurai Jack?
JZ: What made Samurai Jack great to me, was that it was a genre melting-pot. The show seemed to be able to contain anything. It's a post-apocalyptic future ruled by Aku, but there's also samurai warriors, magic, and mystical stuff.
There's science fiction, fantasy, martial arts, there's some slap-stick comedy episodes then there's some zen philosophical episodes. It felt like a huge genre container that we could put cool new ingredients into and just stir it all up. Samurai Jack is clearly influenced by so many different things but it just brings the material to a boil in its own way.
TWJ: What was your personal take on Samurai Jack as a character?
JZ: For me, Jack was this character who had been through so much over time. With each passing year that he's in this Aku-Future he's had to learn to adapt and become more than what he was before. In order to survive, he has to start taking parts of that future-world into himself. I mean, you see that in the fifth season where he's riding a motorbike with guns and weapons. He's had to evolve to survive and make it to the final battle with Aku.
I'd like to thank Jim Zub for taking time for this lengthy interview. If you want advice on how to break into comics you should check out Jim's personal blog.
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Shiseido Company, Limited ("Shiseido") takes part in "Japonismes 2018: les âmes en resonance (souls in resonance)*1," a festival of Japanese art and culture (Secretariat in Japan: The Japan Foundation; hereinafter "Japonismes 2018") as an official supporter. In September, we supported a combination of kimono fashion and traditional performance art as well as a Japan-themed Asian art exhibit in October. Japonismes 2018 is jointly organized by the Japanese and French governments to commemorate 160 years of friendship between Japan and France. This partnership continues in November at three venues, including collaborative official and special Japonismes 2018 events as well as an event organized and hosted by Shiseido itself, proposing beauty concepts through a fusion of European and Japanese culture in France where remains a great cultural presence in the world, and achieving new value creation through innovation in beauty under our medium-to-long term strategy "VISION 2020".
Shiseido has taken initiatives on a global level to strengthen the recognition and presence of its corporate culture cultivated since its foundation. Centering in Paris, beacon of culture and art and base for our EMEA business, and in collaboration with EMEA regional headquarters, we provide experiences with our unique Japanese aesthetic. Beyond simply providing financial support, we strive to build our traditional yet advanced image of corporate brand through conveying a sense of beauty in the context of Japanese culture to an ever-expanding audience.
Exhibition of genre-spanning artwork from the mid-19th century to present, focusing on mutual influences between Japan and France over a broad range of disciplines, from hand-crafted fine art to product design, graphic art, fashion and photography, in parallel with the five themes of discovery, nature, time, innovation and change. Specifically, the Musée will showcase selected works from a collection of 10,000 Japanese fine arts and crafts, with additional works on loan from Japan, and European-made works inspired by the Japanese aesthetic.
Introduction to furoshiki (wrap cloth), so-called the "world's first eco-bag," as a symbol of the high-end designer quality of Japanese culture. Japanese and French artists will participate in events and exhibitions themed on the "art of furoshiki." At Hôtel de Ville (City Hall), a large-scale furoshiki installation will enshroud the plaza to make a temporary pavilion, while at the Maison de la Culture du Japon à Paris (Japan Cultural Institute in Paris) there will be a workshop to demonstrate the charms and uses of furoshiki designed by Shiseido creator, with an exhibition of 20 original Shiseido designs.
Celebrating over 80 years of Hanatsubaki, a corporate culture magazine of Shiseido. An introduction to the evolution of beauty, fashion and culture in Japan richly reflected in visuals spanning the moods and styles of each decade. The venue will feature exhibits such as a wall mural of Hanatsubaki covers to date, a specially composed digital edition, plus a workshop in connection with "Gokan de Kanjiru Nippon no Bi" ("The Beauty of Japan Through Five Senses")-an event where visitors can experience Shiseido and the aesthetic sense of Japan in three dimensions.


This Fund was established by Jacqueline's family to honor her amazing strength and to carry on her legacy. Jacqueline was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of 11, and fought her battle with this terrible disease for 11 and ½ years. She demonstrated incredible courage, grace and dignity throughout her fight. She touched many lives along the way and has left a lasting impression on everyone who knew her.
Applications for financial assistance will be reviewed on a weekly basis and awarded within four weeks of submission to those who demonstrate the greatest financial need in one of the above areas. Considerations for other expenses will be made on a case-by-case basis. Financial assistance is only provided as direct payment to the payee. Funds will not be paid directly to the patient. Please note applicants must be approved before funds will be awarded.
Patients/Guardians must demonstrate financial need when applying.
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Jacqueline named the brain tumor that ultimately took her life "Dale." Nobody is sure exactly how long Dale had been with Jacqueline, but she was diagnosed two weeks before her eleventh birthday. As serious as Dale was, Jacqueline always found a way to make the best of her situation. She was a true warrior, always reassuring those around her that she was not scared and that she would never back down.
Jacqueline underwent 7 surgeries, 3 rounds of radiation, and over 10 different chemotherapy regimens. When asked what treatment she wanted next, Jacqueline always chose the most aggressive path with no concern of what side effects were to come. She fought through each recurrence and the accompanying side effects with the most amazing positive attitude and determination. In spite of all the efforts of her team of doctors and nurses at Children's National Medical Center she passed away on October 24, 2012.
Jacqueline fought for her life, but more importantly she fought for the right to be a normal kid. During those eleven and a half years of ups and downs she found strength in her friends and family, but it was her show horses Little D and Eli who truly helped her push through. She was a fierce competitor, and against all odds competed at a national level, finishing second in the 2008 Pennsylvania National Horse Show. Whether it was facing a risky brain surgery or a large horse jump, Jac took it head on without thinking twice. She was truly fearless, and in those moments when she was competing with her horses, she was a normal kid doing what she loved.
Through the course of her battle, it became very obvious to Jacqueline that there were many other children and young adults in a similar situation to hers. She often worried about the patients and their family's ability to get the best possible treatment available. With this fund, Jacqueline's legacy will live on by providing financial assistance, resources and support to children and young adults in their battle with cancer.


We woke up like this. No legit, we did.
Also worth noting that I got a really bad stomach flu the day I shot on Star City 2040. Right after the birth scene I walked straight outside and barfed on the ground. True story.
Hope We Get To Do This Again For Y'all. Thanks For Ridin'.
When they take away the apple box and you're back at armpit level. 💙 #RoswellNM is back tonight. And if there's an episode to watch live this season…it's this one. Directed by my woman crush, @shiriappleby.


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Special Events Fill Orland Park Calendar
"Orland Park prides itself on offering special events throughout the year, appealing to all age groups," said Orland Park Mayor Dan McLaughlin. "The village goes to great lengths to offer wonderful family entertainment year 'round, the mayor said, referring to the village's full year of special events.
Orland Park's special events calendar begins in January with the village's annual Chilly Willie Chili Challenge, followed by the Chefs' Auction to benefit Breast Cancer Research in February.
"When people think of special events, they may only think of outdoor activities," McLaughlin said. "This isn't the case in Orland Park. Our staff puts together wonderful special events year round, most of which are made possible because of the generosity of corporate sponsors," he noted.
Spring brings a plethora of Recreation Department events, followed by the village staff moving into high gear for its many summer gatherings.
The village's Orland Park Theatre Troupe begins its annual season with a Broadway musical in the spring, followed by two additional shows throughout the year. The troupe is currently rehearsing for its "Back II Broadway" dinner theater shows at the Orland Chateau, further information about which is available with the Recreation Department at 708/403-7275.
"Once the weather warms up, Orland Park goes into high gear with its special events calendar, bringing the community together for a number of celebrations," McLaughlin said.
The season begins with Orland Park's annual Farmers' Market which opened at the end of May. Fresh produce, flowers and more are available for purchase every Friday through early October, except for July 3 and 31, from 7:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
The village's free Summer Entertainment Series also begins in June, providing free Sunday evening and Wednesday morning entertainment.
Village sponsored special events continue through the summer months, with a number of Family Fun Nights held at Orland Park's Centennial Park Aquatic Center.
This year, the Open Lands of Orland Park will host its annual Garden Walk on June 28. The Recreation Department will hold its pre-July 4th 5K Liberty Run on July 3.
"Orland Park's July 4th Celebration is one of the best in the Chicago area," McLaughlin said. "Each year, we have two fun-filled days of activities at Centennial Park, all culminating with a beautiful fireworks presentation set to music," the mayor said.
The Taste of Orland Park will be held July 31, August 1 and 2, followed by the Orland Park Police Department holding its National Night Out Against Crime on August 4.
"The Taste of Orland Park is a summer highlight for the entire community," the mayor said. "It's a wonderful reunion as people come to the Taste and see old friends and neighbors they haven't seen in a while," he added. "It's also a great showcase for the many fine restaurants in town," McLaughlin said.
"Last year's Taste was a tremendous success," the mayor said, "The community was very pleased to be able to sample dishes from a number of Orland Park restaurants and the restaurants were glad to get their names out to the public."
The Chicago White Sox have designated Wednesday, August 5 White Sox game as the "Village of Orland Park Grand Slam Group Event" at U.S. Cellular.
"We invite everyone, whether they're from Orland Park or not, to take advantage of the discounted tickets available for August 5 when the White Sox take on the Angels," the mayor said. Ticket order forms for the event are available on the village's website at www.orland-park.il.us.
The mayor added, "Cub fans are welcome to join us too," noting that the Cubs organization doesn't sponsor community nights as the White Sox do.
As the seasons change, Orland Park's special events move indoors with a number of activities hosted by the village's Recreation and Parks Department.
"We're back outside at Orland Park's Winter Wonderland when the snow falls," McLaughlin said, adding that ice skating, sledding and cross country skiing are all available at Centennial Park each winter. "During the holidays, we also have our lighted displays at Centennial Park, which makes it even more scenic."
"Orland Park prides itself on the level of community spirit that our residents have," the mayor said, "We receive a great response to each of the village's special events that bring all of us together as a community."


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A United States Coast Guard photographer, Shell R. Alpert, took a photograph that allegedly shows unidentified flying objects flying in a "V" formation at the Salem, Massachusetts, air station at 9:35 a.m. on 16 July 1952, through a window screen. (Official U.S. Coast Guard photograph: 5554. Library of Congress Control Number: 2007680837)
High-altitude testing of the U-2 soon led to an unexpected side effect—a tremendous increase in reports of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) [known today as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP)]. In the mid-1950s, most commercial airliners flew at altitudes between 10,000 and 20,000 feet and military aircraft like the B-47s operated at altitudes below 40,000 feet. Consequently, once U-2s started flying at altitudes above 60,000 feet, air traffic controllers began receiving increasing numbers of UFO reports.
Such reports were most prevalent in the early evening hours from pilots of airliners flying from east to west. When the sun dropped below the horizon of an airliner flying at 20,000 feet, the plane was in darkness. But, if a U-2 was airborne in the vicinity of the airliner at the same time, its horizon from an altitude of 60,000 feet was considerably more distant, and, being so high in the sky, its silver wings would catch and reflect the rays of the sun and appear to the airliner pilot, 40,000 feet below, to be fiery objects. Even during daylight hours, the silver bodies of the high- flying U-2s could catch the sun and cause reflections or glints that could be seen at lower altitudes and even on the ground. At this time, no one believed manned flight was possible above 60,000 feet, so no one expected to see an object so high in the sky.
Not only did the airline pilots report their sightings to air traffic controllers, but they and ground-based observers also wrote letters to the Air Force unit at Wright Air Development Command in Dayton charged with investigating such phenomena. This, in turn, led to the Air Force's Operation Blue Book. Based at Wright-Patterson, the operation collected all reports of UFO sightings. Air Force investigators then attempted to explain such sightings by linking them to natural phenomena. Blue Book investigators regularly called on the [Central Intelligence] Agency's Project staff in Washington to check reported UFO sightings against U-2 flight logs. This enabled the investigators to eliminate a majority of the UFO reports, although they could not reveal to the letter writers the true cause of the UFO sightings. U-2 and later OXCART flights accounted for more than one-half of all UFO reports during the late 1950s and most of the 1960s.
From Gregory W. Pendlow and Donald E. Welzenbach. The CIA and the U-2 Program, 1954-1974. Central Intelligence Agency, 1998, pp. 72-73.
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(Front page) This comic strip relates to a 19 July 1952 series of multiple sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) over Washington, DC. National Archives identifier: 595553.
Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) captured by astronauts from Apollo 16 near the moon, April 27, 1972. After an analysis was conducted, "All of the evidence in this analysis is consistent with the conclusion that the object in the Apollo 16 film was the EVA (spacewalk) floodlight/boom. There is no evidence in the photographic record to suggest otherwise." NASA photograph taken from video footage.
EP-X-U-2 Experimental Electronics Patrol Aircraft. National Archives photograph. Catalog#: KN-25621.
(Back page) This comic strip relates to a 19 July 1952 series of multiple sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) over Washington, DC. National Archives identifier: 595553.
The areoshell of a NASA Voyager-Mars space probe just prior to launch at Walker Air Force Base, New Mexico (formerly Roswell AAF). U.S. Air Force photograph. Virin: 720101-F-7892W-002.jpg
EP-X-U-2 Experimental Electronics Aircraft. National Archives photograph. Catalog#: K-116441.
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Being The Ricardos (2021)
Lucille Ball (Nicole Kidman) and Desi Arnaz (Javier Bardem) are threatened by shocking personal accusations, a political smear, and cultural taboos in Academy Award®-winning writer and director Aaron Sorkin's...
Bride of Frankenstein (Coming Soon)
Collateral (2004)
Max (Jamie Foxx) is a cab driver who hopes to someday open his own limo company; one night behind the wheel begins promisingly when he picks up Annie (Jada Pinkett Smith), an attorney working with the...
The Counselor (2013)
Legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott and Pulitzer Prize winning author Cormac McCarthy (No Country for Old Men) have joined forces in the motion picture thriller THE COUNSELOR, starring Michael Fassbender,...
The Gunman (2015)
It has been eight years since Jim Terrier (Penn) worked as a black-ops assassin and now someone from his old organization wants him dead. Pursued across Africa and Europe by a team of elite hit men, Terrier...
The Last Face (2017)
A director of an international aid agency in Africa meets a relief aid doctor amidst a political/social revolution, and together face tough choices surrounding humanitarianism and life through civil unrest.
Miami Vice (2006)
Ricardo Tubbs (Jamie Foxx) is urbane and dead smart. He lives with Bronx-born Intel analyst Trudy (Naomie Harris), as they work undercover transporting drug loads into South Florida to identify a group...
Mother! (2017)
A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home, disrupting their tranquil existence. From filmmaker Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream), mother! stars Jennifer...
No Country For Old Men (2007)
Llewelyn Moss finds a pickup truck surrounded by a sentry of dead men. A load of heroin and two million dollars in cash are still in the back trunk. When Moss takes the money, he sets off a chain reaction...
Dune: Part One