Oct. 3, 2016 10:31 p.m.
Oct. 3, 2016 11:55 a.m.
Trump said, "We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated."
He loves those who do no understand tax laws. He loves the people who are reactionary and believe everything he says. He has manipulated the minds of his followers.
The rich are the only one's who are upset with Trump. He has exposed their world and they are upset.
Oct. 3, 2016 11:27 a.m.
A genius for losing a billion dollars in just one year? Trump and his organization weren't that big. Not genius. Hype, yes.
Oct. 3, 2016 10:17 a.m.
"Christie, Giuliani: If Trump didn't pay taxes, he's 'genius...", following that logic, if Trump is a genius for not paying taxes, what are we, real Taxpayers? Are we all loosers? O don't think so, I think we build a better control when we pay our fair share of taxes.
Oct. 2, 2016 8:46 p.m.
Trump's wealth was created by large tax loopholes and taking advantage of the 2008 housing crash.
Oct. 2, 2016 8:28 p.m.
A near billion dollar business failure, followed by a dozen or more smaller failures in the ensuing decades.
As the old joke goes, "he inherited a large fortune and turned it into a small fortune."
And these losses are the reason American banks will no longer finance his schemes and he has massive investment from Russian and Chinese interests.
We need to see his current taxes to find out what he is hiding.
Oct. 2, 2016 7:18 p.m.
The IRS never seems to buy that I have mismanaged my money as an excuse to not pay my taxes. I guess it helps to have the system rigged in your favor right Donald?
Oct. 2, 2016 6:22 p.m.
This is exactly why we need a federal flat tax for EVERYONE! So simple and so fair! It goes like this;Gross income X 15%= your taxes whether your income is $1 or $100 million! Our present tax code is a uncomprehedable mess and this proves it! It would eliminate so many problems!
Oct. 2, 2016 3:36 p.m.
A billion dollar loss does not a genius make.
Trumps most valuable piece of real estate is his tax attorney's office. I don't even mind that trump doesn't pay tax, so much as I mind his claim that we should elect him because he knows how to work the system and therefore how to fix it. He may know how to work the system, or who to hire that does, but he's got no motive to fix it. He's flat out bald faced lying.


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KKU holds a virtual run event against Covid-19, "Run Together for Sharing Happiness to Patients"
November 3, 2020 at the hall in Galayanivadhananusorn Building, Srinagarind Hospital, Faculty of Medicine – Khon Kaen University met the press to release news about the MDKKU-VR RUN 2020 by Srinagarind Minimarathon under the concept "Run Together for Sharing Happiness to Patients". Assoc. Prof. Apichat Jirawutthipong, M.D., Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University gave an opening address and welcomed the mass media. Among those releasing the news were Asst. Prof. Chawakit Phumbynchoo, M.D., Associate Dean for the Center for Excellence and Center for Health Service, Asst. Prof. Dr. Wanchana Suebwai, Assistant to the Dean for the Center for Excellence, and Asst. Prof. Uamkhae Sukprasert, M.D., an oncologist of Department of Medicine, Srinagarind Hospital, Faculty of Medicine. This virtual run event is for accumulating running distance from 49 kilometers and over and is arranged to celebrate the 49th Anniversary of Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University. Runners who join can run anywhere in the world. The revenue will be deposited in the Srinagarind Day Fund, which is under the royal patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, and will be used to support the patients whose medical charge is over their health care rights, for the teaching, learning and training of doctors, and for research into health and health science enhancement.
Assoc. Prof. Apichat Jirawutthipong, M.D., Dean of the Faculty of Medicine explained that the Faculty was founded with the mission to produce graduates in medicine, with emphasis of general medical care and community health service. The target is to solve the problem of shortage of doctors especially in the Northeast. The Faculty is also a center of collaboration in research on health problems and health care. There have been various activities arranged with the community and this activity, as well as many others of its kind, is meant for the personnel to exercise and build good immunity against diseases. The event also emphasizes instilling awareness among the youths so that they will grow up in good health.
"The run event is arranged on Srinagarind Day every year called Srinagarind Minimarathon, in order to commemorate Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarind. It is an activity meant to promote health care among Thai people. This year, the event will be changed due to Covid-19 to MDKKU-VR RUN 2020 by Srinagarind Minimarathon. The virtual run will be for a length of 31 days and at least 49 kilometers. It is the first time the Faculty of Medicine has arranged a run event in this style," the Dean said.
Those who want to make merit or are interested int running and jogging in the MDKKU-VR RUN 2020 by Srinagarind Minimarathon 2020 can apply at the Website: http://race.thai.run/mdkkku-vr2020 31 days, 49 kilometers. The application fee is 299 Baht, which covers e-BIB, e-Certificate, and a prize; or 499 Baht, which covers e-BIB, e-Certificate, a medal and a MDKKU-VR RUN2020 shirt. There are many other special prizes to be given. Application is open from today until November 30, 2020. Accumulating the distance starts on December 1 and lasts until December 31, 2020. The total income will be put into Srinagarind Day Fund, which is under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, and will be used to support the patients whose medical charge is over their health care rights, for the teaching, learning and training of doctors, and for research into health and health science enhancement.
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It's back to the circus to share some of the DIY decorations from Carson's party!
It was all in the details for Carson's big #1. From the water bottle labels, to the tissue paper pom poms, to the burlap table runners, we made everything ourselves.
Putting together the perfect party was fairly simple thanks to my trusty photo printer. I was able to print almost all of the decorations myself. It did take up LOTS of our evenings leading up to the party, but it was a great way to go all out without spending way too much money.
If you're interested in creating a "custom" party, the options are pretty unlimited thanks to the many talented artists on etsy. There are SO many fun options (I've already got party plans for years to come)! Luvalexa created the perfect party printables for our vintage circus party! She customized colors, fonts, signs, thank yous, etc. Pretty much anything I came up with, she was able to create.
All I had to do was print and get to cutting and gluing! Below are some of my favorite party decorations!
A small table welcomed guests with hats as they entered, and thanked them with cookies as they left!
DIY banners strung with twine and tissue paper poms hung from every awning (balloons too, of course!). Here's a tutorial on making tissue poms (or order them in any color on etsy).
Inside we hung a photo banner featuring a photo from each of Carson's monthly photo shoots. The photos were labeled 0-12 for each month of his first year. I created the matching numbers using Luvalexa's printable papers, my scalloped craft punch and this circus font.
It's so much fun to see how much our little guy has grown in one short year! I also created a couple of canvases using Mom & Dad's 1 year photos (who does he look like?).
The cake got it's very own tiny "CARSON" banner!
I made way too many trips to Michael's! Hopefully this list can help if you're looking to create your own party! These are the tools and supplies that I couldn't live without!


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House Leader
Article by Robert J. Jackson
Published Online February 7, 2006
House Leader, nonofficial title of MP nominated by each party to serve as head strategist and tactician in the House of Commons. The government House leader, a Cabinet member with the honorific title of president of the Privy Council, negotiates among parties about the Commons timetable.
House Leader, nonofficial title of MP nominated by each party to serve as head strategist and tactician in the House of Commons. The government House leader, a Cabinet member with the honorific title of president of the Privy Council, negotiates among parties about the Commons timetable. In each party the House leader is responsible for the PARTY WHIP and manages matters ranging from office space to salary negotiations. House leaders meet weekly to discuss the government's timetable and to choose speakers. They have sufficient power to hold their parties to the negotiated agreements.


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Wayne Robert Moore, Feb. 5, 1919-Jan. 29, 2012
Wayne Robert Moore, 92, died Jan. 29, 2012, at the Green Hills Health Care Facility in Ames. A visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, at Grandon Funeral and Cremation Care, 414 Lincoln Way, Ames. A private burial service will follow on Feb. 3, 2012. A celebration of Wayne's life and his many contributions to the community of Ames and to Iowa State University will be held in April.
Wayne Robert Moore, 92, died Jan. 29, 2012, at the Green Hills Health Care Facility in Ames. A visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, at Grandon Funeral and Cremation Care, 414 Lincoln Way, Ames. A private burial service will follow on Feb. 3, 2012. A celebration of Wayne�s life and his many contributions to the community of Ames and to Iowa State University will be held in April.
Wayne was born Feb. 5, 1919, in Buffalo Center, to Scott and Belle Moore. After graduating from Iowa State University in 1942, Wayne joined the U.S. military and served in both World War II and the Korean War. After the war, Wayne returned to Ames and to Iowa State University, where he served both the University and the community in many capacities for more than 60 years. Wayne held the position of vice president for Business and Finance at Iowa State University for 18 years, and then served as vice president for Planning and Development for another five years.
Wayne married Catherine Mary Hansuld on June 25, 1955, in Ontario, Canada. The two were married for more than 40 years until Mary�s death in 1998. Wayne and Mary had three children, Ginevera, Michael and Donna.
Wayne is survived by his sister, Sheila Pomeroy, of Collinsville, Ill.; his children and their spouses, Ginevera Moore and Mark McGrory, of Leawood, Kan., Michael and Laura Moore, of Douglasville, Ga., and Donna Moore and Jim Richardson, of Webster City. Wayne is also survived by his grandson, Matthew McGrory, of Leawood, Kan.; four step-grandchildren, Alex Knox, of Douglasville, Ga., Jessica Knox, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Andrew Richardson, of Muncie, Ind., and Adam Richardson, of Webster City; six step great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Wayne was preceded in death by his wife, Mary; brother, Keith Moore; and his parents, Scott and Belle Moore. Wayne�s kind heart and generous spirit will be greatly missed.
Memorials may be directed to ISU Foundation Research Park and Wesley Hospice Care.
Online condolences may be sent to www.grandonfuneralandcremationcare.com.


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The celebrated Elder Scrolls series is online for the first time. Discover more of Tamriel than you've ever seen, from the frozen peaks of Skyrim to the murky depths of Black Marsh—and do it all with your friends by your side! With a vast (and growing) world full of dungeons to delve, ancient mysteries to unravel, and incredible treasures to claim, you'll find endless reasons to explore every corner of Tamriel.
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On March 2nd, we presented our 13th annual 'Rushdie Award' for Outstanding Lifetime Achievement in Cultural Humanism, to writer Anand Giridharadas. The event was one of the Humanist Hub's biggest and best ever — cosponsored by the American Humanist Association and the Harvard College Community of Humanists, Atheists, and Agnostics (HCHAA), our event was the opening keynote of the 20th annual Social Enterprise Conference, a joint production of students at the Harvard Business School and Kennedy School. A diverse group of 1000 current and future leaders in business and politics, from world-renowned philanthropists and scholars to undergraduates, gathered to hear Giridharadas give a passionate affirmation of humanism and an extraordinarily eloquent call for economic justice.
Here is his acceptance speech, which was followed by an extended conversation with Harvard's Jason Furman, the former Obama Administration Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors. Here we are presenting the award in front of a packed Klarman Hall. Like so many of the wonderful student organizers, I was inspired by the event and believe the coming years can be a time of real progress toward equity. Meanwhile, I am excited to share that I've launched a new series on the ethics of technology, for TechCrunch. My first piece in the series was a dialogue with Giridharadas.
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Joseph Stalin was born in the town of Gori not far from Tiflis in a Georgian family of a cobbler V.I. Jughashvili. He finished church school in Gori and entered Georgian Orthodox Seminary in Tiflis. Being a professional revolutionary, he was arrested seven times, was sent into exile six times and escaped from there five times. Participated in three revolutions: of 1905-1907 years, of February'1917, and the Great October Socialist Revolution. He was the member of Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) since 1898. During the Civil War he was a member of Defense Council headed by V.I. Lenin, who was the member of Revolutionary Military Council of the Republic (or Revvoensoviet) and a range of fronts. The name of Stalin is linked with such victories as the victory near the city of Tsaritsyn (1918) and Petrograd (1919), the defeat of Denikin, etc. He was rewarded with the Order of the Red Banner (27.11.1919).
After Vladimir Lenin's death Stalin had been holding power for thirty years. During the years of World War II (1941-1945) Stalin became a leader of the State Defense Committee, became Supreme Commander in Chief (pseudonyms: Vasiliev, Ivanov, Semyonov), Marshal of the Soviet Union (06.03.1943). Supreme Commander in Chief selected the entire pleiad of military leaders of the new type who had already borne the burden of the war with Germany and its allies: G.K. Zhukov, A.M. Vasilevsky, I.S. Konev, K.K. Rokossovsky, R.Ya. Malinovsky, F.I. Tolbukhin, L.A. Govorov, N.F. Vatutin, I.D. Chernyakhovsky, K.A. Meretskov, A.I. Eremenko, I.Kh. Bagramyan, etc.
The Great Patriotic War ended in complete victory over Nazi Germany, the capture of Berlin and the unconditional surrender of the enemy. Eight European capitals were emancipated by the Red Army. Then the Japanese Kwantung Army was defeated in Manchuria. On June 24, 1945, Moscow hosted a triumphant Victory parade, where to the foot of the Lenin Mausoleum have been thrown hundreds of enemy flags and personal ensign of Adolph Hitler.
But we should not forget that at the same time in the Soviet Union was established a totalitarian regime, which entailed massive repression, sometimes directed against the entire social strata and ethnic groups and continued with varying degrees of intensity until the death of Stalin.
In all he was rewarded with 9 Orders and 5 Medals, inscribed sword from the first Cavalry, and Mongolian Order of Sükhbaatar.
Stalin died on March 5, 1953, at the age of 73 from cerebral haemorrhage.
Buried on Red Square in Moscow.
He was born in Strelkovka village not far from Kaluga in a rural family. He was in the Army since 1915. He took part in World War I. Was a junior non-commissioned officer in the cavalry. Was seriously wounded during the battles, and was rewarded with 2 Crosses of St.George (3rd and 4th classes).
Since August 1918 he was a member of the Red Army. During the Civil War Zhukov fought against the Ural Cossacks in the environs of Tsaritsyn, struggled with the armies of Denikin and Vrangel, took part in suppression of Tambov rebellion, was wounded, and rewarded with the Order of the Red Army. After the Civil War he was in command of regiment, subdivision, division, corps. In summer, 1939 led the successful operation on surrounding, and defeated the group of Japanese troops of general Kamatsubara on the river Khalkhin-Gol. G.K.Zhukov was awarded with the title oh the Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of the Red Banner of the Mongolian Peoples' Republic.
In the years of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) Zhukov was a member of Stavka, Deputy of Supreme Commander in Chief, he commanded the fronts (pseudonyms: Konstantinov, Yuriev, Zharov). He was the first who was awarded with the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union during the War (18.01.1943).
Under the command of Zhukov, troops of the Leningrad front in conjunction with the Baltic Fleet stopped the attack of Army Group "North" of Field Marshal F.V. von Leeb to Leningrad in September of 1941. Under his command, the Western front smashed the troops of Army Group "Centre" of Field Marshal F.von Bock in the environs of Moscow and shattered the myth about invincibility of the German fascist army. Then Zhukov coordinated actions of fronts nearby Stalingrad (operation "Uranus" - 1942), during the operation "Spark" in the breach of Leningrad Blockade (1943). He was a coordinator at the battle of Kursk (summer of 1943), where Hitler's plan "Citadel" was deranged, and armies of Field Marshal Kluge and Field Marshal Manstein were smashed up.
With the name of Marshal Zhukov are also connected victories at Korsun-Shevchenko, the release of the Right-Bank Ukraine; Operation "Bagration" (in Belarus), where the "line of the Fatherland" was broken and the Army Group "Center"of Field Marshals von E. Bush and B. von Model was destroyed. At the final stage of the war the 1st Belorussian Front led by Marshal Zhukov took Warsaw (01.17.1945), cleaved the Army Group "A" of General von Garpe and Field Marshal F. Schorner in the Vistula-Oder offensive and victoriously finished the war by a grand Berlin operation. Together with soldiers marshal signed the scorched wall of the Reichstag, where the flag of victory was waving over the broken dome. On May 8, 1945 in Karlskhorst (Berlin) Zhukov received from the commander of Hitler's Field Marshal W. von Keitel unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany. General D. Eisenhower gave Zhukov the highest military order of the U.S. "Legion of Merit", the degree of Commander (5.06.1945). Later, in Berlin at the Brandenburg Gate British Field Marshal Montgomery awarded him with the big Cross Military Order of the Bath 1st Class with a star and a crimson ribbon.
On June 24, 1945 Marshal Zhukov took a triumphant victory parade in Moscow.
In 1955-1957 "Marshal of the Victory" was the USSR Minister of Defence.
American military historian Martin Cayden says: "Zhukov was the commander of commanders in the war of mass armies of the twentieth century. He paid the Germans more losses than any other warlord. He was a "miracle-Marshal". A military genius is before us".
He wrote his memoirs "Memories and Reflections".
17 foreign Orders and 10 Medals, etc.
A bronze bust and monuments were placed to great Zhukov. He is buried on Red Square near the Kremlin wall.
In 1995 a monument to Zhukov was placed at the Manege Square in Moscow.
Vasilevsky was born in New (Novaya) Golchikha in the Kineshma Uyezd on the Volga. His father was a priest. Vasilevsky studied at Kostroma Seminary. In 1915 he finished the courses at the Alexander Military Law Academy and was sent to the front of World War I (1914 — 1918) with the rank of praporshchik (the highest non-commissioned rank in the Russian infantry). Than he became a staff-captain (officer or intermediate rank between lieutenant and captain) of the Tsarist Army. Having entered the Red Army during the Civil War (1918 — 1920) he became a commander of a company, a battalion, a regiment. In 1937 he graduated form the Military Academy of the General Staff. Since 1940 he was serving on the General Staff, where he entered the Great Patriotic War (1941 — 1945). In June, 1942 he was appointed Chief of the General Staff, replacing Marshal B.M. Shaposhnikov due to his illness. 22 months out of 34 months of tenure as Chief of the General Staff, A.M. Vasilevsky held directly at the front (pseudonyms: Mikhaylov, Alexandrov, Vladimirov). He was wounded and contused. Over a year and a half he rose from Major General to Marshal of the Soviet Union (19.02.1943), and along with K. Zhukov became the first Knight of the "Victory" Order. The largest operations of the Soviet Armed Forces were developed under his direct leadership. A.M. Vasilevsky coordinated the fronts: in the battle of Stalingrad (operations "Uranus", "Little Saturn"), in the environs of Kursk (operation "Commander Rumyantsev"), when liberating Donets Basin (operation "Don"), in the Crimea and in the capture of Sevastopol, in the battles in the right-bank Ukraine; in Belarus (operation "Bagration").
After the death of General I.D. Chernyakhovsky he commanded the 3rd Belorussian Front in the East-Prussian Operation, when Konigsberg was taken by the famous "star" storm.
On the fronts of the Great Patriotic War the Soviet leader Vasilevsky was smashing up such Hitler's Field Marshals and Generals as F.von Bock, G. Guderian, F. Paulus, E. Manstein, E. Kleist, Eneke, E.von Bush, V.von Model, F. Schorner, M.von Weichs, etc.
On April, 19, 1945 he was rewarded with the 2nd Order "Victory".
In June, 1945 Marshal received the appointment of Commander-in-Chief in the Far East (pseudonym: Vasilyev). For the quick defeat of the Japanese Kwantung Army of General O. Yamada in Manchuria commander received the second Gold Star. After the War: since 1946 – Chief of the General Staff; 1949 – 1953 – the USSR Minister of Armed Forces.
A.M. Vasilevsky is the author of the memoirs "The Matter of My Whole Life".
28 foreign awards (including 18 foreign Orders).
The urn with Vasilevsky ashes is buried on Red Square in Moscow near the Kremlin Wall next to the ashes of G.K. Zhukov. Bronze bust of the Marshal is installed in Kineshma.
Ivan Konev was born in a peasant family in Lodeyno-village of the Vologda-region. In 1916 he was conscripted into the Army. After completing the training course of the Artillery Division as a junior non-commissioned officer, he was sent to the South-West front. After joining the Red Army in 1918, he was fighting against armies of Admiral Kolchak, Ataman Semyonov and the Japanese. He was the Commissar of the armoured train "Grozny", then of a subdivision and division. In 1921 he took part in the storm of Kronstadt. Konev graduated from Frunze Military Academy (1934), was a commander of a regiment, division, corps, the 2nd Separate Far East Army of the Red Banner (1938-1940).
During the Great Patriotic War Konev commanded the army and fronts (pseudonyms: Stepin, Kievsky). He participated in the battles of Smolensk and Kalinin (1941), in the battle of Moscow (1941-1942). During the battle of Kursk, together with the forces of General N.F. Vatutin he defeated the enemy at the Belgorod-Kharkov bridgehead – the German bastion in the Ukraine. On August, 5, 1943, Konev's troops liberated Belgorod. In honor of that Moscow has made its first salute. And Kharkov was captured on August, 5. Then the East Rampart on the Dnepr River was broken through.
In 1944 Konev's army made a "New (Minor) Stalingrad" to the Germans. 1 brigade and 10 divisions of General V. Stemmeran were surrounded and destroyed. The General was killed in action. Konev was promoted to Marshal of the Soviet Union (20.02.1944). On March, 26, 1944 the armies of the 1st Ukrainian front were the first who achieved the state boarder. In July and August they defeated the Army Group "Northern Ukraine" of Marshal E.von Manstein in the Lvov-Sandomierz operation. Such brilliant victories as in the Vistula-Order, Berlin and Prague operations at the final stage of the war are linked with the name of Marshal Konev, nicknamed "the general forward". During the Berlin operation Konev's troops came up to the Elbe River at Torgau and met there the American's troops of General O. Bradley (25.04.1945). On May, 9 Field Marshal Schorner was completely defeated near Prague. In honor of liberating Czech capital Marshal was awarded with Higher Orders — the 1st Class Order of "White Lion" and "Czechoslovakian Military Cross of 1939". Moscow saluted 57 times to Konev's troops.
In the postwar period the Marshal became a Commander of Soviet Ground Forces (1946 - 1956), the First Commander and then he was named Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Warsaw Pact (1956 - 1960).
Marshal Ivan Konev is twice the Hero of the Soviet Union, the Hero of the Czechoslovakian Socialistic Republic (1970), the Hero of the Mongolian People's Republic (1971). Bronze bust of Konev was settled in his Homeland — Lodeyno-village.
He wrote memoirs: "Year of Victory" and "Notes of the front commander".
24 foreign awards (including 13 foreign Orders).
Konev was buried near the Kremlin Wall on Red Square in Moscow.
He was born in the village of Butyrki near Vyatka in the family of a peasant, who then became an employee in the city of Yelabuga. Being a student of Petrograd Polytechnical Institute, L.Govorov became a junker of Konstantinov Artillery School in 1916. He began his military career as an officer the White Army of Admiral Kolchak in 1916.
In 1919 he volunteered for the Red Army, participated in battles on the eastern and southern fronts, commanded artillery division, was wounded twice - under Kakhovka and Perekop.
He graduated from the Frunze Military Academy in 1933, and then from the Academy of the General Staff (1938). Took part in the Soviet-Finnish War (1939 – 1940).
During the Great Patriotic War (1941 – 1945) artillery General L.A. Govorov became a Commander of the 5th army defending avenues of approach to Moscow in the central direction. In spring of 1942 on the instructions of Joseph Stalin, he left for the besieged Leningrad, where he headed the Front (pseudonyms: Leonidov, Leonov, Gavrilov). On 18.01.1943 troops of Generals Govorov and Meretskov broke through the blockade of Leningrad (Operation "Spark" ("Iskra")), having caused a counter-punch near Schlusselburg. A year later, they struck a new blow, having crushed the "Northern Wave" of the Germans, completely lifting the blockade of Leningrad. German forces of Field Marshal von Kyukhler had suffered huge losses. In June, 1944 troops of the Leningrad Front had the Vyborg operation, broke through the "Mannerheim Line" and took the city of Vyborg. Govorov became Marshal of the Soviet Union (18.6.1944). In autumn of 1944 armies of Govorov liberated Estonia, having cracked the enemy defense "Panther".
Being the commander of the Leningrad Front, the marshal at the same time was a representative of "Stavka" in the Baltics. He was named a Hero of the Soviet Union. In May 1945, the German Army Group "Kurland" surrendered to the front's troops.
Moscow saluted 14 times to the troops of the commander.
In the postwar period the Marshal was appointed the first Commander of National Air Defence Forces.
Died in 1955 at 59. Buried in the Red Square, Moscow, near the Kremlin Wall.
He was born in Velikie Luki in the family of a railroad engineer, a Pole Xavier Joseph Rokossovsky, who soon moved to Warsaw. He began serving in the Russian army in 1914. He participated in the First World War. He fought in the cavalry regiment, was a non-commissioned officer, was twice wounded in fights, and was awarded the George Cross and two medals. He was also a Red Guard (1917). During the Civil War was twice wounded, he fought on the Eastern front against the forces of Admiral Kolchak and against Baron Ungern in Transbaikalia; he commanded a squadron, battalion, cavalry regiment; was awarded two Orders of the Red Banner. In 1929 he fought against the Chinese in Dzhalaynor (conflict of the CER). In 1937-1940 he was in detention, being a victim of slander.
During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) he commanded a mechanized corps, army, front (pseudonyms: Costin, Dontsov, Rumyantsev). He distinguished himself in the battle of Smolensk (1941). He became the Hero of the Battle of Moscow (30.09.1941-8.01.1942). He was seriously wounded at Sukhinichi. During the Battle of Stalingrad (1942-1943) the Don Front of Rokossovsky with other fronts surrounded 22 enemy divisions totaling 330 thousand people (Operation "Uranus"). In early 1943, the Don Front liquidated surrounded group of Germans (Operation "Ring"). Marshal F. Paulus was taken in the prisoner (Germany declared a 3-day mourning period). In the Battle of Kursk (1943) the Central Front of Rokossovsky defeated the German army of General Model (Operation "Kutuzov") in the environs of Orel, in honor of what Moscow has made its first fireworks (5.08.1943). In the grand Belorussian operation (1944) the 1st Belorussian Front of Rokossovsky defeated the Army Group "Center" of Field Marshal von Bush, and together with the troops of General I.D. Chernyakhovsky surrounded in "Minsk pot" up to 30 divisions of dredge (Operation "Bagration"). On June 29, 1944 Rokossovsky was awarded the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union. The highest military order "Virtuti Military" and the 1st Class Cross "Grunwald" became a reward to the Marshal for the liberation of Poland.
At the final stage of the War the 2nd Belorussian Front of Rokossovsky participated in the East Prussian, Pomeranian and Berlin operations. Moscow saluted 63 times to the troops of Commander Rokossovsky. On June 24, 1945 he twice became a Hero of the Soviet Union, a knight of the Order "Victory"; Marshal K.K. Rokossovsky commanded the Victory Day parade on Red Square in Moscow. In 1949-1956 K.K. Rokossovsky was the Minister of National Defence of the Polish People's Republic. He was awarded the title of Marshal of Poland (1949). Having returned to the Soviet Union, he became Chief Inspector of the USSR Ministry of Defence.
He wrote the memoirs "Soldier's Duty".
He was buried on Red Square near the Kremlin Wall in Moscow. Rokossovsky's bronze bust is installed in his Homeland (Velikie Luki).
Malinovsky was born in Odessa, he was being brought up without a father. In 1914 he volunteered for the front of the 1st World War, where he was wounded and awarded the 4th Class George Cross (1915). In February of 1916 he was sent to France in the Russian expeditionary corps. He was again wounded there and received the French War Cross. After returning home, he voluntarily joined the Red Army (1919), fought against the whites in Siberia. In 1930 he graduated from the Frunze Military Academy. In 1937-1938 as a volunteer he involved in the fighting in Spain (under the pseudonym "Malino") on the side of the Republican government, and was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
During the Great Patriotic War he commanded the corps, the army and the front (pseudonyms: Yakovlev, Rodionov, Morozov). He distinguished himself in the Battle of Stalingrad. The Army of Malinovsky, in cooperation with other armies halted, and then defeated the Army Group "Don" of. Field Marshal E von Manstein, who tried to relieve encircled at Stalingrad grouping of Paulus. General Malinovsky's troops liberated Rostov and Donbass (1943), participated in clearing the enemy from the Right-Bank Ukraine; defeated the army of E. von Kleist and took Odessa on 10.04.1944; together with the forces of General Tolbukhin defeated the southern wing of the enemy's front encircling 22 German divisions and the 3rd Romanian Army in the Iasi-Kishinev operation (20-29.08.1944). During the fighting, Malinovsky was slightly wounded; he was awarded the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union (10.09.1944). Troops of the 2nd Ukrainian Front of Marshal Malinovsky liberated Romania, Hungary, Austria and Czechoslovakia. On August 13, 1944 they entered Bucharest, took it by storm (13.02.1945), then they liberated Prague (09.05.1945). Marshal was awarded the Order "Victory".
From July 1945 Malinovsky commanded the Trans-Baikal Front (pseudonym — Zakharov), which causes the brunt to the Japanese Kwantung Army in Manchuria (08.1945). The troops reached the front of Port Arthur. Marshal was awarded the title of a Hero of the Soviet Union.
Moscow saluted 49 times to the troops of Commander Malinovsky. In this position he remained until his death.
The Marshal wrote: "Soldiers of Russia", "Wrathful vortices of Spain"; under his leadership were written "Iasi-Chisinau "Cannes", "Budapest — Vienna — Prague", "Finale" and other works.
24 foreign awards (including 15 foreign Orders). In 1964 he was awarded the title of the People's Hero of Yugoslavia.
Bronze bust of the Marshal is installed in Odessa. Malinovsky was born on Red Square near the Kremlin Wall.
Fedor Tolbukhin was born in a peasant family in Androniki-village near Yaroslavl. He was an accountant in Petrograd. In 1914 he was a private-motorcyclist. After becoming an officer, he participated in the battles with Austro-German troops, was awarded the Orders of Anna and Stanislaw.
Tolbukhin joined the Red Army in 1918; fought in the Civil War against forces of General Yudenich, the Poles and the Finns. He was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
After the Russian Civil War ended, Tolbukhin was given a number of staff positions. In 1934 he graduated from the Frunze Military Academy. In 1940 he became a General.
During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945.) he was Chief of Staff of the front, commanded an army and front. Distinguished himself in the Battle of Stalingrad, when commanding the 57th Army. In the spring of 1943 Tolbukhin became a commander of the Southern Front, from October – the 4th Ukrainian Front, and from May 1944 until the end of the war - the 3rd Ukrainian Front. The troops of General Tolbukhin defeated enemy on the Miuss and the Molochnaya rivers, liberated Taganrog and the Donbass. In the spring of 1944 invaded the Crimea and on May, 9 stormed Sebastopol. In August 1944 together with the troops of R.Ya. Malinovsky defeated the army group "South Ukraine" of General Mr. Friessner in the Iasi-Kishinev operation. On September, 12, 1944 F.I. Tolbukhin was awarded the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union.
Tolbukhin's troops liberated Rumania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary and Austria. Moscow saluted 34 times for the troops of Tolbukhin. On the Parade of Victory on June, 24, 1945 the Marshal led a column of the 3rd Ukrainian Front.
War-torn health of Marshal began to pass, and in 1949 F.I. Tolbukhin died on the 56th year of life. It was declared a three-day mourning period in Bulgaria, the city of Dobrich was renamed Tolbukhin.
In 1965 Marshal F. Tolbukhin was posthumously awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union.
10 foreign awards (including 5 foreign Orders).
The urn containing his ashes is buried on Red Square near the Kremlin wall in Moscow.
Meretskov was born in Nazarievo-village near Zaraysk, Moscow region into a peasant family. He worked as a metalworker prior the military service. He joined the Red Army in 1918. During the Civil War he was fighting on the Eastern and Southern Fronts. He participated in the fighting in the ranks of the 1st Cavalry against the Poles of Pilsudsky. Meretskov was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
In 1921 he graduated form the Military Academy of the Workers-Greeners Red Army. During 1936 – 1937 was fighting in Spain under the pseudonym "Petrovich" (was awarded the Order of Lenin and the Order of the Red Banner). During the Soviet-Finnish War (December 1939 – March 1940) he commanded the army which broke through the "Line of Manergeym" and captured Viborg for what he was awarded the rank of the Hero of the Soviet Union (1940).
During the Great Patriotic War he commanded the troops of the northern areas (pseudonyms:: Afanasyev, Kirillov); was the representative of the Stavka on the North-Western Front. He commanded an army and a front. In 1941 Meretskov paid the first serious defeat in the war to the troops of Field Marshal Leeb in the environs of Tikhvin. On January, 18, 1943 troops of Generals Govorov and Meretskov, having dealt a blow near Schlisselburg (Operation "Spark"), broke through the blockade of Leningrad. Novgorod was taken on January, 20. In February 1944 he became a commander of the Karelian Front. In June 1944 Meretskov and Govorov defeated Marshal K. Mannerheim in Karelia. In October 1944 the troops of Meretskov defeated the enemy in the Arctic near Pechenga (Petsamo). On October, 26, 1944, K. Meretskov received the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union and the Norwegian King Haakon VII awarded to him the Grand Cross of "St. Olav".
In spring of 1945 "a cunning Yaroslavets" (as Stalin called him) under the name of "General Maksimov", Meretskov was sent to the Far East. In August – September of 1945 his troops took part in the defeat of the Kwantung Army, breaking from Primorye into Manchuria and releasing areas of China and Korea.
Moscow saluted to the troops of commander Meretskov 10 times.
4 superior foreign Orders and 3 Medals.
Meretskov wrote memoirs "Serving people". He was buried on Red Square near the Kremlin Wall in Moscow.
Ivan S. Isakov was born on August 22, 1894 in Hadjikend — settlement of the Azerbaijanian SSR. In 1914 he began naval service. In the years of the World War I he served as a midshipman on the destroyer "Izyaslav". In the summer of 1917 he participated in the revolutionary demonstrations in Petrograd. From the earliest days of the revolution he was in the ranks of the Red Fleet, took part in the legendary Ice Cruise of the ships of the Baltic Fleet from Helsingfors to Kronstadt. During the Civil War Isakov actively participated in hostilities in the Baltic Sea, on the Volga and in the Caspian Sea.
In 1938 he was made Deputy People's Commissar of the Soviet Red Banner Naval Fleet. He coordinated not only the movement of naval warships in the Baltic Sea but also the ground forces of the Red Army in the Soviet war against Finland.
In 1940 I.S. Isakov was awarded a military rank of Admiral.
In July, 1941, when the difficult situation for our troops and navy took place in the Baltic, I.S. Isakov was appointed Deputy Commander of the North-Western direction of the Sea. He took part in helping blockaded Leningrad, was one of the most active organizers of transportation across Lake Ladoga.
With the formation of the North Caucasus Front I.S. Isakov was appointed Deputy Commander and the member of the Military Council of this Directive in April 1942. In October 1942, Isakov was seriously injured on another visit to the front lines in the area of Goythsky pass, near Tuapse.
On May 31, 1944, Isakov was promoted to the service rank of Admiral of the Fleet by the Resolution of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR.
In the postwar period, I.S. Isakov worked as Head of the Chief of Naval Staff and Deputy Chief of the Navy; he held several other responsible positions in the central office of the Ministry of Defence.
In May, 1965, I.S. Isakov was awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union.
One of the important aspects of Isakov's life was a scientific work. His researches on the battle experience of the World War II were published in marine magazines and as separate editions. Many of his scientific works (just over sixty) were used to create regulations and manuals, operating in Navy nowadays. Under the leadership of I.S. Isakov, two volumes of the Atlas of the Sea were prepared and published.
A number of foreign Orders.
Nikolay Kuznetsov was born in the village of Medvedki in the Kotlas district of Arkhangelsk Region (Vologda Region till 1937) in a peasant family. In 1919 he joined the Fleet. In 1926 he graduated with honors from the Frunze Higher Naval School. Participated in the Civil War. Since 1926 he served on the ships of the Naval Forces of the Black Sea. Kuznetsov served on the cruiser "Chervona Ukraina", first as watch officer and then as First Lieutenant.
In 1936 Kuznetsov was sent to Spain where he was the naval attaché and chief naval advisor to the Republican Government. Since August, 1937, he was Deputy Commander, in 1938 he was promoted to the rank of flag officer, 2nd rank, and given command of the Pacific Fleet.
Kuznetsov supported ground forces in battles near Lake Hassan. In 1939 he was appointed People's Commissar of the Soviet Navy: he was the youngest commissar in the Soviet Union and the first sailor in that position. He has pioneered the discovery of new marine schools and maritime special schools (later the naval schools). In 1940 he was promoted to Admiral.
During the Great Patriotic War he led the fleet by coordinating its actions with operations of the other Armed Forces. He was a member of Stavka of the Supreme Command, constantly went to the ships and the front.
Thanks to the established and worked out system of operational readiness under the leadership of Kuznetsov in the Navy before the War, on the day of the attack of Nazi Germany the fleet didn't allow to catch itself by surprise and met the enemy's air strikes with organized fire.
A special page of Kuznetsov's life during the war was his involvement in negotiations with the naval missions of allies in 1941-1945, and as a member of the Soviet delegation – in the Conference of Heads of State in Yalta and Potsdam. In February, 1944 Kuznetsov was awarded the title of Admiral of the Fleet (equaled to General of the Army). In 1945 N.G. Kuznetsov became the Hero of the Soviet Union. After abolition of People's Commissariat of the Navy in 1946 Kuznetsov remained Commander of the Navy and deputy minister of the Armed Forces, but was removed from the post in January of 1947.
Since February, 1950 Kuznetsov commanded the Pacific Fleet. In 1951-1953 he was placed in command of the Navy (as the Minister of the Navy of the USSR).
In 1953 – 1955 Kuznetsov was Commander-in-Chief of the Naval Forces and Deputy Minister of Defence of the USSR.
On May, 3, 1955 his rank was raised to Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union and he was awarded the Marshal's Star.
In 1953 – 1956 Kuznetsov was the First Deputy Minister of Defence of the USSR – Commander-in-Chief of the Navy.
In 1956 Kuznetsov was demoted to the rank of vice-admiral and was sent into retirement. In 1988 the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR reinstated posthumously Kuznetsov to his former rank of Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union. He is the author of following books: "Heading to Victory", "On the Eve", "Fleets' Battle Alarm".
A number of foreign awards.
Nikolay Voronov was born on May, 5, 1899, in St. Petersburg in a family of an employee. He was Russian. In 1919 he entered the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
In 1918 joined the Red Army. That year he finished the 2nd Petrograd artillery courses, in 1926 – High School of Artillery Commanders, and in 1930 he graduated from the Frunze Military Academy. During the Civil War N.N. Voronov was fighting against troops of Yudenich and the White Poles. In 1922 – 1923 he commanded artillery battery and battalion. After graduating from the Academy he became a commander of the Artillery Regiment of the Moscow Proletarian Infantry Division. In 1933-1934 he was Chief of that very battery. In 1934 Voronov N.N. was appointed to the position of Chief and Military Commissar of the 1st Leningrad Artillery High School.
During a national revolutionary war of the Spanish people in 1936-1937, under the pseudonym of "Colonel Walter", he was a military adviser in the military republican army.
From 1937 to 1940 Voronov N.N. was Chief of Artillery of the Workers and Greeners Red Army. At this high and responsible post he made a great contribution to the theory of combat use of artillery, improvement of training and organizational structure of artillery units and formations. He was committed to the creation of new types of artillery and mortar systems. He also paid much attention to the training, education and the proper placement of artillery staff.
In the summer of 1939 N.N. Voronov participated in combat operations on the Khalkhin-Gol, realized planning and management of artillery in the Army-wide military forces. In the autumn of 1939 and summer of 1940, during the liberation campaign of the Soviet troops in western Belarus, western Ukraine and Bessarabia, he led the redeployment of newly created artillery pieces on the mechanical traction, conducting marches over long distances.
During the Soviet-Finnish war of 1939-40 he was on the Karelian isthmus, led the organization of the fighting artillery in a powerful breakthrough of the long-term defense of the "Mannerheim Line". By the Resolution of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR on June 4, 1940 N.N. Voronov was awarded the rank of "Colonel-General of artillery". In 1940-1941 (till June), Colonel-General of Artillery N.N. Voronov was Deputy Chief of the Ordnance Department, from June, 1941 - Head of Air Defense, and from July - the Chief of artillery of the Soviet Army - Deputy Defense Commissar of the USSR.
By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the USSR on January, 18, 1943 Colonel-General of Artillery Nikolay Nikolaevich Voronov was awarded the highest military title of "Marshal of Artillery" with the award of the relevant Certificate of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the USSR and the sign "Marshall Star". He became the first Marshal of the armed forces in history of the Soviet ranks.
From March of 1943 to March of 1950, Marshal of Artillery N.N. Voronov was Commander of the artillery of the Armed Forces of the USSR.
By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the USSR on February,21, 1944 for outstanding achievements in leading the Soviet artillery Voronov Nikolay Nikolaevich was given a personal rank of "Chief Marshal of Artillery" with the award of the relevant Certificate of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the USSR and the sign "Marshall Star".
Nikolay Voronov had performed great services in developing the theory and practice of the artillery offensive against tanks, artillery in the creation of large compounds (artillery divisions and corps), in the development of the artillery reserve of the Supreme Command as the primary means of operational maneuver.
During the Great Patriotic War N.N. Voronov repeatedly was the representative of Stavka of the Supreme Command at the fronts, directly participated in the planning, preparation and management of operations at Leningrad, Volkhov, Southwestern, the Don, Voronezh, Bryansk, North-Western, Western, Kalinin, the 3rd Ukrainian, the 1st Belorussian fronts, he also supervised the liquidation of the German-Fascist group encircled near Stalingrad.
Chief Marshal of Artillery N.N. Voronov contributed greatly to the development of artillery in the postwar period. From 1950 till 1953 he was president of the Academy of Artillery Sciences. Under his leadership, researches in the field of artillery sciences were conducted, including the combat employment of missile forces. From 1953 till 1958 he was Head of the Military Artillery Command Academy. Since 1958 he served in the Group of General Inspectors of the Ministry of Defense. He was also elected Deputy of the Supreme Council of the USSR (the 2nd convocation).
By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council on May, 7, 1965 "for his leadership forces, courage, bravery and heroism in the fight against the Nazi invaders, and to mark the 20th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War", Chief Marshal of Artillery Nikolay Nikolaevich Voronov was awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union, the Order of Lenin and the Medal "The Gold Star" (No. 10682).
In the last years of his life honored veteran did a lot of work on military-patriotic education of the youth. He died on February, 28, 1968. He was buried on Red Square near the Kremlin wall.
Medals, Honoured weapon, and foreign Orders.
Nikolay Yakovlev was born in the town of Staraya Russa now the Novgorod region. He joined the Red Army in 1918. In 1923 he became a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. He participated in World War I and the Civil War.
He graduated from the 2nd Petrograd artillery courses, then academy and advanced training courses of the commanding staff. He worked his way from the commander of an artillery battery to the artillery commander of the military district. He participated in the march of the Red Army on the Western Ukraine in 1939 and in the Soviet-Finnish War. From 1941 to 1946 he was Chief of the Main Artillery Directorate, and was engaged in providing new artillery arms and ammunition. The title of Marshal of Artillery was awarded to him on February, 21, 1944.
Since 1946 Yakovlev was Deputy Commander of Artillery of the Soviet Army, since 1948 – Deputy Minister of the Armed Forces of the USSR. Early 1952 he was removed from the post, and in February he was arrested on charges of sabotage, as well as deprived of the title of Marshal of Artillery. Than after Stalin's death he was released and restored to the rank. Since 1953 he was appointed the First Deputy Commander, and in 1955-1960 he was Commander of the Soviet Air Defense Forces. Since 1960 he served in the Group of General Inspectors of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR.
In the Great Patriotic War he was Chief of Artillery of the Front and Army, since 1943 he was Deputy Commander of the Red Army's Artillery Force. In 1946 — 1957 he served as Deputy Commander of the Armed Artillery Forces of the USSR.
Mikhail Chistyakow was born in St. Petersburg in the family of a railroader. He joined the military service in 1915; he participated in World War I; was awarded two George Crosses. In 1917 he was promoted to warrant officer.
In September, 1918 he joined the Red Army. He was Commander of artillery platoon, battery and battalion during the Civil War. After the Civil War, being on commanding post, he graduated from the courses of the senior officers, and advanced training courses of a higher commanding staff of the Frunze Military Academy.
During the Great Patriotic War he was the Chief of artillery of the Western Front, then the 34th Army of the North-Western Front. In December of 1941 he was appointed Head of Combat Training General Directorate of Artillery, and from June of 1943 Deputy Commander of the Red Army's artillery. Chistyakov participated in the preparation and conduction of operations at Stalingrad, the Don, Southern, Voronezh, Steppe, the 3rd and the 4th Ukrainian, the 3rd Belorussian, the 1st, the 2nd and the 3rd Baltic fronts, and he took part in the defeat of Japanese forces during the Soviet-Japanese War in the position of Commander of the Artillery of the Soviet troops in the Far East.
The title of Marshal of Artillery was awarded on September, 25, 1944.
Since April of 1946 Chistyakov was appointed to the position of Deputy Commander of the Armed Forces Artillery of the USSR. Since 1957 he was promoted to Inspector-General of the Main Inspectorate of the Ministry of Defence.
In December of 1964 he was appointed Military Inspector-Advisor of the Group of General Inspectors of the Ministry of Defence.
He died in Moscow and was buried in the Novodevichy churchyard.


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Why this link is inaccessible for me?
zorud
Seems for everybody (at least myself as well), so you are not treated special..
How many secret prospects and manuals are still hidden before our eyes....
Do you mean this link? Works for me.
Evidence of nuclear fusion neutrons in an extremely small plasma focus device
operating at 0.1 Joules
Leopoldo Soto, Cristián Pavéz, José Moreno, Luis Altamirano, Luis Huerta, Mario Barbaglia, Alejandro Clausse,
and Roberto E. Mayer
Citation: Physics of Plasmas 24, 082703 (2017); doi: 10.1063/1.4989845
View online: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4989845
View Table of Contents: http://aip.scitation.org/toc/php/24/8
Published by the American Institute of Physics
https://www.lenr-forum.com/attachment/2606-plasma-chili-pdf/
Maybe it requires admin credentials. Anyway, I get this:
Access denied. You're not authorized to view this page.
They probably know who you are, Mary.
OxcartDriver
I get the same "Access denied" message.
If the ones that know MY are lumping me into the same category as him/her, I'm more than a little scared!
bang99
No access.
E_man
Probably me too.
Brilliant repartee. You should have been a comedy writer.
What does matter is that Levi could go into Rossi's closet, dodge a few skeletons that are certainly there
As usual Saint Mary you are out of reality.
Truth is not insult. People only told the truth about Rossi. He created that truth himself.
Is only your "truth" and is just created by your paranoid mind. You are creating it and are loosing contact with reality.
Rossi has won the trial, there is also written depositions from IH that they replicated the effect and got $$$$ on this basis.
I am guessing they were made to persuade investors and were never based on facts.
You're just bending reality to follow your ideas.
I suspect this is not all which is of interest in that document but I have no time to scope it out.
You would have time but you fear that your ideas turn to be wrong.
There could be only two explanations on why you insist so much. Or you are simply senile and insane or you have an agenda.
Maybe both are true.
AlainCo
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Not personal to Mary, it seems a vanilla user cannot read it.
Don't know how to do that ...
"Only puny secrets need keeping. The biggest secrets are kept by public incredulity." (Marshall McLuhan)
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What the hell are you talking about? Which Italian prosecutor?? Which criminal gang? Now we are in madness ..... in order to insult Rossi, people invent absurd stories based on nothing ...
SSC,
Lacking anything good to defend Rossi with, never hurts to resort to a little righteous indignation heh? Not going to work...I'm still going to hammer him. He deserves it after his dishonest behavior at Doral.
The prosecutor that claimed Rossi was the leader of a criminal gang, was the one investigating Rossi's gold running operation, not the Petroldragon mess. I am pretty sure I saw that on Krivit's website, but too bored with Rossi to look it up.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4989845 IP: 2.20.210.118 Is a tightly controlled AKAMAI page...
May be they sent you a plugin instead the page... I would check your computer for additional processes!
Oh, OK. Levi, Penon, Fabiani and especially Rossi are all geniuses who have discovered a source of inexhaustible power. And what are they doing with it since 2011 (2007 actually was when Rossi claimed to heat a factory with an ecat)?
The discovery is of Rossi, the others have made their lives in these years. Rossi has improved his technology, has made long-term tests, has (unfortunately) lost time with the wrong partner and now, with some luck, he will come to the success he deserves. You instead? How did you spend these years? It's obvious, insulting Rossi on every site where you've been able to do it. It does not seem to me a fruitful attitude ....... (or maybe it is?)
No Shane, your game is unfair and your statements are false.
You said that Fabiani and Penon are part of the alleged criminal gang quoted by the prosecutor but at the time of the "gold running operation" these people probably did not even know him. Moreover, there was no criminal gang, as evidenced by the fact that Rossi was acquitted by all those false accusations. You're putting together random pieces to build an accusation against Rossi, but what you say is groundless and certainly using Krivit as a source is the safest way to stay away from the truth. And apparently that's what you're trying to do. If you're really "too bored with Rossi", dedicate your time to football or some other hobby: inventing lies about Rossi is not funny and you don't make an excellent impression.....
The only source for Rossi's alleged acquittals is Rossi. Krivit's carefully assembled news accounts say that Rossi was convicted of several felonies and served considerable prison time. It's not worth digging all that out *again* for one person's misunderstandings. Edited to add: Oh, what the heck... it's so easy to find the citations of Rossi's criminality, it's actually funny so look here:
http://newenergytimes.com/v2/s…al-Criminal-History.shtml
http://news.newenergytimes.net…nmental-criminal-history/
The evidence of Rossi's crooked past is OVERWHELMING and that's not even including the obvious fraud he perpetrated with the multi million dollar thermoelectric scam he foisted on CERL/DOD.
If you read Italian, search the archives here: http://archivio.corriere.it/Ar…SYADnKbtgDb65QDm2EYAvgLpA
(this is a sample search for "Petroldragon") Even if you don't read Italian you can Google translate the titles of the articles and read them in English. Someone did that and although the links no longer work (the newspaper has gone to a subscription model), the headlines still stand:
http://www.freerepublic.com/fo…/2811976/posts?page=20#20
If the evidence for LENR were as good as the evidence for Rossi's criminality, people would be rushing to believe it.
You said that Fabiani and Penon are part of the alleged criminal gang quoted by the prosecutor but at the time of the "gold running operation" these people probably did not even know him. Moreover, there was no criminal gang, as evidenced by the fact that Rossi was acquitted by all those false accusations. You're putting together random pieces to build an accusation against Rossi, but what you say is groundless and certainly using Krivit as a source is the safest way to stay away from the truth. And apparently that's what you're trying to do. If you're really "too bored with Rossi", dedicate your time to football or some other hobby: inventing lies about Rossi is not funny and you don't make an excellent impression.
I do not remember accusing Penon/FF of being part of Rossi's "criminal gang", back when he smuggled gold with a known mafiosa in Italy. Other than that, I suggest you read some of the references MY provided off of Krivits site. No commentary necessary, as most are simply the headlines, or quotes from Italian newspapers. It is just damning, and I fail to see why it should be considered of a personal nature, and therefore off limits to mention?
And I really am bored with Rossi. Were it not for you and Ele's trying to whitewash his personal history, turning a sinner into a saint, and rewriting Doral and the "trial" which never happened, talk about Rossi would probably fade into the background. In a way, I think that has already been begun. Rossi is mentioned less and less, and he is just not taken seriously anymore by most here.
@ShaneD
The main thing about Rossi is that his case should be a lesson and he should a poster child for what sorts of claims not to believe. But it isn't working out that way very much.
The evidence of Rossi's crooked past is OVERWHELMING
As usual Saint Mary you use just the evidence that you want.
The links you posted are just from the archenemy of Rossi , S. Krivit (person well connected to Widom and Larsen ) who has shouted professionally for years against him.
Last link, an old email dated 2011 of an unidentified author probably the same Krivit, contains false, biased and distorted and the only reference cited is the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that is not accessible.
The email is false information regards the number of years Rossi was (unjustly) jailed and also is missing the most important part of the story.
Rossi was found innocent , cleared by all charges . The Italian state even refunded him for the unjust imprisonment.
Later, the officer who had conducted investigations against Rossi was investigated and prosecuted for his links with the Mafia-
Interesting to note, in order to understand how badly you are biased, is that you Mary, on the one hand you are excited about every single word written by Krivit and on the other hand you ignore the version provided by Rossi himself in Italian and in English.
http://ingandrearossi.net/ http://ingandrearossi.com/
In the Italian part of the site the original newspaper articles are present with an answer written by Rossi. If you want to write about that story, that concerns the persecution of an innocent man, you have to read and report all versions.


Business progress has always been about taking risk, and you can never make big moves forward and eliminate risk by an excessive reliance on governance and due process, argues leading businessman Stan Wallis.
In recent times I have once again decided to minimise my time at the speaker's rostrum and only "stick my head up" for worthy occasions and worthwhile topics. Tonight is such an occasion.
I have therefore experienced at very close quarters the workings of all manner of companies and of all manner of directors and have observed the ongoing debate about the role of board and corporate governance with great interest. While much progress has been made there is, in my opinion, widespread misconceptions about the role of boards and about the current corporate governance debate in this country.
* the role of the board, and in particular how an ever-changing environment is placing demands on boards and directors to review their structure and operation.
* corporate governance, and where the formal processes of corporate governance have a place, and highlight why corporate governance in itself can never be an overall panacea or a clear path to enhancement of shareholder value.
* the real drivers of corporate governance - however illusive they may be - and how we need to revise our board structures, practices and membership, and if necessary roll back some of the cornerstones of the current corporate governance debate.
activism for public companies as issues such as the environment, remuneration and genetically modified foods, community responsibility and so on, are pursued relentlessly and in some cases very effectively?
I also need at the outset to give some attribution to my remarks tonight. About 12 months ago, on behalf of my colleagues at Coles Myer, I retained Colin Carter, a senior vice president of The Boston Consulting Group in Melbourne, to assist in a review of the performance of the Coles Myer board.
While the review was a rewarding exercise in itself, Colin and I spent a lot of time discussing the conformance versus the performance issue in relation to boards and I acknowledge freely that as a result of Colin's review I have moved much closer to the view that we need a fresh approach to how we think about boards and the real drivers of board performance, rather than the emphasis that we see today which is on the formalised edicts of the corporate governance debate.
We all agree about the role of a board: to agree strategy, to monitor performance, to approve major investments, to ensure major risks are managed, to appoint the CEO and approve succession plans and top management compensation, to ensure compliance on all fronts and to establish ethical standards for the company's operations and people.
We probably all agree about the main tenets of corporate governance: there must be protection for all shareholders, including minorities; management must be held accountable to shareholders; there must be transparency and free disclosure; and above all we must have an active independent board that oversees management.
Publication information: Article title: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE-Conformance or Performance. Contributors: Wallis, Stan - Author. Magazine title: Journal of Banking and Financial Services. Volume: 114. Issue: 4 Publication date: August 2000. Page number: 14. © Australian Institute of Banking and Finance. COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group.


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Q: I am not using any launch images warning issue I am not using any launch images for project but it shows yellow sign(which is a warning sign) in the xcode.Is there any idea how to solve this warning? I am unable to understand that I have not any launching image then why it is showing error?

A: Create your launch images, as of iOS 5, at least four for the iPad and two for the iPhone. Name your images as follows: (The name I am using is only an example, you can use any you want.)
iPadLaunchImage-Portrait.png
iPadLaunchImage-Portrait@2x.png
iPadLaunchImage-Landscape.png
iPadLaunchImage-Landscape@2x.png

iPhoneLaunchImage.png
iPhoneLaunchImage@2x.png

Make sure you use a distinct name for each device. You have more options available for the iPad, which you can read about in the documentation.
Place all of these images in the top of your app's bundle directory. Then all you do is add two keys to YourApp-Info.plist.
Launch Image(iPad) string iPadLaunchImage
Launch Image(iPhone) string iPhoneLaunchImage

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Delbert McClinton Tall Dark & Handsome (CD)
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TALL, DARK, AND HANDSOME by Delbert McClinton & Self-Made Men - Delbert McClinton is a legend among Texas roots music aficionados, not only for his amazing longevity, but for his ability to combine country, blues, soul, and rock & roll as if there were no distinctions between them. A formidable harmonica player long before he recorded as a singer, McClinton performed with legends like Howlin' Wolf, Jimmy Reid, and more.
McClinton's career began in the late '50s, yet it took him nearly two decades to evolve into a bona fide solo artist. In 1978, Emmylou Harris took his "Two More Bottles of Wine" all the way to the top of the country charts. Over the next years, McClinton placed material with stars like Wynonna, Vince Gill, Lee Roy Parnell, and Martina McBride among others. He has guest appearances with Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Melissa Etheridge, BB King, Mavis Staples, and more.
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02 If I Hock My Guitar Delbert McClinton
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Delbert McClinton is impossible to conveniently classify. He's country, he's soul, he's blues, he's rock and roll. The singer/harpist is the ultimate embodiment of the musical melting pot that is the Lone Star state of Texas.
"For lack of a better term, I just sometimes call it 'Delbert music,'" says McClinton.
Born November 4, 1940 in Lubbock (Buddy Holly's hometown), Delbert and his family relocated to Fort Worth when he was 11. "I grew up in West Texas, listening to Bob Wills and Lefty Frizzell," he says. "I got into music in Fort Worth in the early and mid-'50s, which was the time I started playing music." Delbert made his public debut in 1957. Before long he assembled his first band, the Mellow Fellows, who morphed into the Straitjackets in 1959 or '60. McClinton developed a blues-soaked harp style to accompany his vocals. "I got real turned on to the Jimmy Reed style of harmonica, and Sonny Boy's style," says Delbert, who backed a lot of his blues heroes at the Skyliner Ballroom despite being young and white.
"We had about the best band around at that time," he says. "So every weekend, we'd be working with Jimmy Reed, Joe Turner, B.B. King, Bobby Bland, Junior Parker, Buster Brown, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf." Meat salesman and Fort Worth label owner Major Bill Smith produced the 1960 debut single by 'Mac Clinton And Straitjackets' for his Le Cam label, a cover of Sonny Boy's Wake Up Baby. "Oh, he was just there," says Delbert. "Right time, right place is the Major."
McClinton's reputation as a harpist grew exponentially when he played on Bruce Channel's '62 pop chart-topper Hey! Baby, a Le Cam release picked up nationally by Smash. "Major Bill asked me to get the guys together for a session," says McClinton. "The night we did 'Hey! Baby,' it was just one of those nights where something magic happened." When Channel toured England, Delbert joined him and gave a few pointers to John Lennon. "John wanted to learn how to play harmonica," he says. "So for those few days that we were together, we got pretty tight." Major Bill's Brownfield logo released If You Really Want Me To, I'll Go by Delbert's band the Ron-Dels, a minor pop hit in 1965 after Smash acquired it for release.
The Ron-Dels persisted into 1967 before throwing in the towel. Delbert split for Los Angeles in '70. He teamed with Glen Clark to cut a pair of LPs as Delbert & Glen for the Clean label before returning to Fort Worth, McClinton signed with ABC Records and released a series of mid-'70s solo albums that skirted any and all idiomatic boundaries. His rollicking rendition of Bo Diddley's no-nonsense grinder Before You Accuse Me hails from Delbert's 1976 ABC set 'Genuine Cowhide,' cut in Nashville with a band as eclectic as McClinton: Reggie Young, John Lee Christopher, and producer Chip Young on guitars, keyboardists Bobby Emmons and Bobby Wood, bassist Mike Leech, drummer Ken Buttrey, and a four-piece horn section.
McClinton finally crashed the bigtime in 1980 with his Capitol LP'The Jealous Kind,' boasting the smash Giving It Up For Your Love. Three decades and a lot of albums later, Delbert McClinton still makes it tough on record store managers. "There's not much I can do about it," he says defiantly. "I can't tell 'em what to call it!"
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01 Mr Smith
02 If I Hock My Guitar
03 No Chicken on the Bone
04 Let's Get Down Like We Used to
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RESIDENTS are being encouraged to vote for the new Police and Crime Commissioner and take part in the EU membership debate.
Witham MP Priti Patel is asking residents on the electoral register to vote on polling day on Thursday, May 5.
Ms Patel said: "With important elections and a referendum coming up it is essential for as many people as possible to be on the electoral register so that they can have their say.
"The Police and Crime Commissioner has an important role to play in setting local policing priorities and residents in Colchester Borough have an opportunity to remove the weak and incompetent Lib Dem-Labour coalition and elect a strong Conservative administration that will stand up for them.
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