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Filer's Files 9 – 2019 Fast Walker UFOs – National UFO Center
Mar 24, 2019 | Alien News | 0 |
In special reports, this week's files cover: Colonel Alexander says Disclosure Has Happened, Fast Walker. Jussie Smollett Alleged Hate Crime Victim Arrested for Hoax, In January 2019 MUFON received 839 sighting reports
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena sightings were reported over Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, New Jersey, Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas.
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena sightings were reported over Argentina, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hawaii, and England in the United Kingdom.
The Filer Research Institute feels the scientific study of UFOs is for the benefit of humankind and is an important endeavor. The US Air Force investigated UFOs publicly for more than twenty years under Project Blue Book; and I continue this advanced research. I believe the God of the universe has spread life throughout the cosmos and UFO's are visiting us in ever-increasing numbers.
George A. Filer III
New Jersey State Director
MUFON Eastern Region Director
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Colonel Alexander says Disclosure Has Happened
Colonel Alexander says, President Harry Truman Realized That UFO's were real.
At a recent Open Minds Conference Retired Army Col. John Alexander, 75-year-old developer of non-lethal weapons at Los Alamos, N.M., told me UFO disclosure has already occurred. He attempted to contact military units at every level and found no one had any recent knowledge of UFOs that they revealed to him despite his high clearances. He indicated the ultimate solution to UFOs is more complex than most people think.
He feels disclosure has happened," Alexander told AOL News. "It starts with former presidents Truman, Carter, Reagan and [the Soviet Union's] Gorbachev. I've got stacks of generals, including Soviet generals, who've come out and said UFOs are real. My point is how many times do senior officials need to come forward and say this is real?"
"At one time, before a lot of this information was released, I could see both the classified and the unclassified material. And I will tell you that 98 percent of the information was already in the public domain. The only things that weren't there was stuff like sources and method, which is protected, but the information about the incident was already out there."
Alexander quotes President Harry Truman: "I can assure you the flying saucers, given that they exist, are not constructed by any power on Earth."
In his new book, "UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies and Realities," Alexander writes, "UFOs are real! With no prevarication or qualification of terms, there are physical objects of unknown origin that do transit our universe. The evidence that supports those statements is simply overwhelming."The evidence he speaks of includes the hard data of sensor technology that has frequently confirmed the reality of physical craft and the high quality of extremely reliable eyewitnesses who are "neither misreporting facts nor delusional."" Thanks to the Daily Galaxy.
Colonel Robert Friend USAF and Nick Pope from the UK both have inside information.
Col. Robert Friend with Antonio Huneeus (Author) in 1993.
(Image: Alex Chionetti)
Colonel Robert Friend has revealed one of the truly great stories of Americana saucer folklore in an interview with Antonio Huneeus.
A flying saucer landed on Joe Simonton's chicken farm in Eagle River, Wisconsin, on April 18, 1961. Its alien occupants offered him six pancakes in exchange for plain water. The "ET pancakes" were sent to Wright-Patterson when Col. Robert Friend was at Blue Book's helm (1958-63). Colonel Friend put a small Blue Book exhibit in the Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson that included the "UFO Pancake" from the Eagle River. The Food & Drug Administration analyzed the objects and told him they were pancakes. This composition data also matched analysis by the Sam Tuttle Lab in New York.
Joe Simonton Courtesy of http://www.ufoevidence.org/
Col Friend and a psychologist investigated Paul Simonton, a chicken farmer in Eagle River, Wisconsin who saw a disc-shaped craft land. A hatch opened, and when he approached he saw three human-looking men inside. They asked him for some water. They appeared to be cooking pancakes on a griddle, and in exchange for the water they gave him four of the pancakes from griddle. The episode survived a rigorous assessment by the U.S. Air Force and is carried in their files as "unexplained,
When Simonton got back into the town, he told he was offered these cakes.
The psychologist said the most dangerous thing we can do was to convince the man that what he saw was a mental aberration, because he says, as long as he believes it happened, he can live with it and there is no problem. Everyone in town is perfectly happy, the guy is happy with it. Thanks to Antonio Huneeus www.openminds.tv/
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Creation Was an Intelligent Project
Joyce Sawtelle writes, the Pope says, "Creation Was an Intelligent Project by God." as outlined in the Bible. Wow, today I read that someone in the Vatican has an issue with the Pope's point of view about intelligent design. That could get interesting. Anyway, I've never heard anyone claim that they have ever witnessed the process of one species morphing to become a different species, have you?? Not even one-celled organisms have been seen doing it, unless when a flu virus mutates into a different strain, but it isn't a different species. I'd really like to know if anyone has ever witnessed one species in the process of becoming another.
If they have, maybe there is some basis for believing in evolution, but otherwise I simply cannot understand how come so many people swallow that theory hook, line and sinker; or why it is considered so "scientific"? Anyway, thousands and thousands of people have seen UFOs, but of course UFOs aren't accepted as science, whereas "evolution" is accepted. What's wrong with this picture? Really enjoying Filer's Files and look forward to it every week. Thanks to Joyce Sawtelle
Fast Walker
A great man Joseph Stefula Passes
Joseph J Stefula, age 71 passed away on March 2, 2017. He was a great friend of mine. He was awarded the Silver Star Medal in Vietnam for gallantry and Purple Heart in defending an outpost from over whelming Communist attacks.
He preceded me as New Jersey State Director of the Mutual UFO Network Inc.
He retired from the US Army has a Warrant Officer and had served in the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command, He used his investigative skills to search out excellent UFO cases and discovered that the military was tracking Fast Walkers (UFOs) entering leaving our atmosphere providing strong evidence of the reality of the phenomenon.. He was a very generous person with his time and resources. He was a Disabled veteran who served his nation in time of war and peace. He was a close friend of the late Remote Viewer Ingo Swan.
He died after his battle with chronic illness and an operation on his back. He is survived by his lovely wife Evelyn and children.
UFO Researcher Joe Stefula's discovered Revelations on Fast Walkers the NORAD name for UFOs..
MAY 5, 1984, an alert was triggered at the North America Air Defense Command. Moving at 22,000 miles per hour, an object was heading toward Earth and had been determined to NOT be incoming ballistic missiles, or any other type of conventionally explainable object. Once tracked, it was code-named "Fast Walker".
This object was first spotted by the ultra-sensitive orbiting USDSP satellites our county uses for detailed surveillance and air defense. These satellites have the infra-red capability to spot small heat sources on the surface of the earth and are time-proven as effective monitoring devices.
USDSP Satellite depiction of reversal of course by "Fast Walker" as it headed back toward open space.
At 1400 hours Zulu time, an object was spotted by a USDSP satellite and tracked as it sped first directly toward the Earth and passed in front and within 15 miles of the USDSP satellite. It suddenly and without impact or contact with other devices or obstructions curved outward, away from the Earth. It was tracked for another 9 minutes until it then disappeared.
What the data resolved was that it was a hot, fast, solid object that swept in from outer space. This information would probably have been totally kept from public view, but it was leaked to UFO Researcher Joe Stefula.
Joe's statement was "Where it appeared in the (satellites) sensor field would indicate that the object came into the sensor field from outer-space, went in front of the sensor, and left, departing back into deep space. It would indicate that it was some type of craft that had the ability to maneuver. And there you have hard evidence. You have telemetry from that satellite, you have information, you have systems, you have data that you can go back and investigate and check and verify. In the past, usually UFO events are of just eye-witness testimony… There you have a very sensitive defense system that sent you information to the ground. I don't even know if you can solve it… maybe it's one of those enigmas that are just going to be with us forever. What type of craft would have that ability? Some people might say, 'A UFO'."
"Fast Walker" had been a meteorite; it would have burned up in the Earth's atmosphere. The fact that it changed trajectory so dramatically when it was headed directly toward the Earth at such a high speed, indicates emphatically that it was not a natural phenomenon. No natural object could've overcome the gravitational force of the Earth, especially when its speed and trajectory would compound the effect of the Earth's gravitational pull. To have reversed course so drastically with these natural forces in place is truly astounding. Only intelligently controlled objects would be capable of such a maneuver proving the fast-moving UFO was recorded on the International Space Station camera on January 11th and some reports are referring to it as a "Fast Walker," which is a term used by NORAD. What are Fast Walkers, why is NORAD interested in them and should we be worried?
The UFO video was posted on the Internet by Streetcap1 who labeled it a Fast Walker. Whatever it was, it streaked by extremely fast. Single frames from the video show what appears to be a missile heading possibly towards Earth. Why would Streetcap1 call this a Fast Walker?
According to promotion materials for a 2006 documentary called "Fastwalkers" (apparently Fastwalker and Fast Walker are both used), NORAD (the North American Aerospace Defense Command located at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado) uses Fastwalker as a code name for "unidentified flying objects that cross earth orbit and land on its surface." It claims that NORAD tracks an estimated 500 Fastwalkers annually (every day except Christmas Eve).
Television producer, videographer and UFO writer Swartz says that some documents declassified in 1993 by the Defense Department refer to moving targets picked up by DSP (Defense Support Program) satellites and identified as not being missiles as "Valid IR (infrared) Sources" and were given the code name of "Fast Walker."
One of these Fast Walkers traveling at 22,000 mph was picked up by a DSP satellite on May 5, 1984. It received a considerable amount of NORAD attention and 300 document pages because it passed within 3 km of the satellite and was tracked for nine minutes. Whatever it was, there doesn't seem to be any information that the object was ever positively identified … at least in declassified documents.
Why are they called Fast Walkers? According to America's Secret Sentinels by Jeffery Richelson, operators say that tracked objects "walk" across the radar screen. Satellites, missiles and speedy UFOs are "fast walkers" while aircraft are "slow walkers."
Magnified image of fast UFO passing space station
Now that we know what fast walkers are, did one buzz the space station? What was it? Good luck getting an answer from NORAD or NASA.
Strange Craft:
The True Story of an Air Force Intelligence Officer's Life with UFOs
U.S. Air Force Major George Filer belongs to the generation of pilots and airmen who first became aware of the strange aircraft showing up in the Earth's atmosphere after World War II. These men – military professionals who flew planes, commanded ships, served as radar operators and air traffic controllers at air fields around the world – began to whisper amongst themselves about encounters with suspected extraterrestrial aircraft.
During secret debriefings at U.S. bases, pilots and air crew told their commanders of seeing strange lights at night and in the daylight, groups of saucer- or cigar-shaped craft that easily paced them just a few yards off their plane's wingtip. Award-winning investigative reporter John Guerra spent four years interviewing Filer, a decorated intelligence officer.
From objects in the skies over Cold War Europe to a UFO over flight during the Cuban Missile Crisis to strange lights over the DMZ during the Tet Offensive, Filer leaves nothing out about his Air Force UFO encounters, providing Guerra all the amazing details of his six decades investigating extraterrestrials and their craft.
Filer's most memorable case – the shooting of an alien at Fort Dix Army Base in 1978 – is fully recounted for the first time in this book. Filer – who readers have seen on countless UFO documentaries – is also a member of the Disclosure Project, the famous panel of military experts, astronauts, and scientists that urges the U.S. government to release all it knows about UFOs to the public. Then, in the fall of 2017, the Pentagon released the F-18 gun camera footage of what can only be described as an extraterrestrial vehicle outperforming U.S. Navy fighters off San Diego. For the first time, after decades of denying what its intelligence officers, pilots, base commanders and air traffic control personnel know to be true, the military finally admitted to what Filer describes in this incredible book.
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Jussie Smollett Alleged Hate Crime Victim Arrested for Hoax
Jussie Smollett, the controversial actor, singer and activist, is accused of staging an assault because he was "dissatisfied" with his salary from Fox. Smollett is one of the co-stars of the hit show, "Empire," which has aired on the network since 2014.He is paid a $100,000 per episode.
On January 29, Smollett said that he was attacked in Chicago, where "Empire" is recorded, in a racist and homophobic assault. Smollett said that the assailants beat him, doused him bleach, placed a noose around his neck and yelled swear words at him." He claimed his white attackers wore Trump hats.
Smollett handed himself into authorities on February 21 where he was charged with disorderly conduct for making a false police report, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told the media. Smollett could go to jail for up to three years for the felony. In a city full of murders, 12 detectives and some police were put on the Smollett case that obtained national news.
His bail was $100,000. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Smollett has a net worth of around $1 million
During the week since the attack he has been most famous man in America with the fake news media praising and interviewing him the alleged homosexual hero for being attacked and fighting off the claimed white Trump supporters.
It was unlikely Trump followers would attack him on the coldest subzero night of the year in Chicago at 2 AM carrying bleach and a putting a noose around his neck, and attacking some actor from a TV show, without taking his phone or wallet seemed unlikely. But Smollett was the perfect victim for the propaganda media that only cares to criticize those who voted for the President. 92% of all news stories are against Trump and his followers that are frequently lies. They make heroes of the hoaxers since they claim to know the truth. That's why these hoaxes are not rare. It's the press orgy that attracts them and attempts to divide the country.
Tucker r Carlson writes, now, looking dumb, the media circles its wagons. At CNN, they claim that only the celebrity press fell for this. Oh yes! Try CNN, the Washington Post, the LA Times, BuzzFeed, the Huffington Post, the Daily Beast. Rolling Stone, Slate ABC, and Newsweek they're terrible they ate it all up with no investigation only derogatory reports about Trump supporters. CNN says, Smollett's actions set back the movement. No, it didn't. Maybe it set back the hoax crime movement and that's good perhaps the media might think first, so we'll have fewer hoaxes, but don't count on it.
I didn't even care for Trump until the media started treating him unfairly. The strong negative media probably got him elected by people wise enough to see the propaganda and fake news.
The media says no one should be pleased by the events that fake hoaxes hurt real victims, but they never mentioned the groups who are falsely accused. Seriously, this could have led to real violence against them. Instead the press, they parrot two lines. Even if this crime isn't true here, it's got to be true somewhere else. And how awful are the conservatives for pouncing on this now.
Sorry, if you're sad that this turned out to be a hoax. It's only because your network, your paper and your assumptions were wrong. Me, I'm pleased. A hate crime fell apart which once again proves we are less racist than the media wants us to be. I say once again, because so many hate crimes are reported. Then they go unreported once they're exposed as hoaxes and those hoaxes, they are easy to find though the media wishes you wouldn't look. They want you to forget them like they do every day, so they could commit the same damn propaganda mistake tomorrow.
Brothers paid by Smollett $3000 to attack him buying clothes. Don't you feel sorry for Jussie Smollett who now claims he has an untreated drug problem as cops say he bought ecstasy from an accomplice who allegedly helped him stage a "racist and homophobic attack".
Jussie Smollett was doing his best to get ahead according to the rules that others made. And in fact, had his hoax succeeded, there is no doubt Smollett would have been richly rewarded for it. He would probably get a significant bump in pay." He would have been a hero. Jussie Smollett was not crazy. He knew exactly what he was doing. Faking a hate crime was an entrepreneurial move. In modern America, victimhood is power that's why so many powerful people claim it.
That's why Elizabeth Warren pretended to be an American Indian. That's why so many politicians do the same today. "I have suffered, you cannot criticize me."
The academic left has constructed an entire theology around the holiness of victimhood, it's called "intersectionality." It comes with an elaborate ratings system in which every group in America is assessed according to how much it has suffered.
The more your group says it has been discriminated against, the more moral authority you receive. It's a pretty good deal for a lot of people and they have no interest in changing it, and that explains why so many on the left initially jumped to Jussie Smollett's defense. They weren't simply defending him. They were defending identity politics. I seriously wonder why the six main news media seem to hate America. The stories of Mexican Cartel Drugs killing some 70,000 American's or the hundreds of murders in our cities each year are ignored, while Jussie Smollett' with a slight scrape is the number one story. so they can blame it on prejudice.
Robin Roberts of ABC "News" interviewing Smollett. Watch her beam with joy after Smollett finishes the most dishonest performance of his life and then tell him his lies are beautiful. Jussie Smollett: "I still want to believe, with everything that happened, that there is something called justice. Robin Roberts, anchor, ABC: Beautiful. "Thank you, Jussie."
Well, before he claimed that white supremacists beat him up on the street, most people had never heard of Jussie Smollett. And after he became a victim, everybody wanted to be his friend.
So there is a mad scramble over who is the victim here? Well, there is one. What Smollett did was not a victimless crime. An entire group of people did get slandered by this hoax. Regular people from outside the coastal cities. People with the wrong political beliefs and the wrong skin color.
Smollett and his many defenders savagely attacked these people and they are not apologizing for doing it. Instead they are telling you — you hear this everywhere — that the real losers here are the authentic victims of hate crimes who won't be believed the next time.
But what about the innocent Americans they just poured venom on for two weeks because it matched some bigoted stereotypes they had about Middle America? What about them? There is no mention of them.
The primary news media no longer tells the truth and deliberately speaks propaganda to raise ratings. I encourage you to listen to the people actually defending our borders, trying to stop crime, stop the abortion of
65, million babies, and fighting to defend freedom in America. .
Some of my liberal friends are also concerned about the lack of truth in reporting. More than 90 per cent of the news reports are against the elected government.
Under Article III, Section 3, of the Constitution, any person who levies war against the United States or adheres to its enemies by giving them Aid and Comfort has committed treason within the meaning of the Constitution. The term aid and comfort refers to any act that manifests a betrayal of allegiance to the United States Government. Main Stream TV Media must be held accountable.
Who is really dividing the country? There are no pardons for their kind of blatant bias, hate, deliberate omissions and encouragement of riots and corrupt reporting. Their intentional misleading of the American people is not without malice. The six companies controlling the main TV news in my opinion verge on committing treason. I encourage you to call out particular instances of media inaccuracy, bias or censorship and encourage direct communication with media outlets. Why buy products they advertize, this activism gets results!
Nick Sandmann, the Covington Catholic High School student who was at the center of a viral confrontation with a Native American elder in Washington, D.C., last month, has sued The Washington Post for $250 million over its coverage of the confrontation.
The defamation lawsuit accuses the Post of having "targeted and bullied" Sandmann, who was in Washington for the March for Life and came into contact with Nathan Phillips, a Native American elder who was there for the Indigenous People's March. Sandmann's lawsuit claims that the Post published "a series of false and defamatory print and online articles."
In January 2019 MUFON received 839 sighting reports
United States 6214, United Kingdom 62, Canada 40, Australia 11, France 8, Mexico 7, Brazil 6, Spain 5 and the Netherlands 4.
UFO Sightings in the United States
Alabama Triangle
Simsbury — About 6:30 PM, on January 13, 2019, I was driving south on E Weatogue St. in Simsbury. It was a clear night. I saw a white/cream-colored light through the treetops ahead. My first thought was that the light was from a helicopter because they often fly low.
A few minutes further down the road, it became apparent that the light wasn't from a helicopter. I was reminded; instead, of one of those black triangular government planes because I saw a small red light on one "wing" and a small blue light on the other "wing." The white light I saw previously seemed to be larger and on the front. I thought it'd be pretty cool if it was a "government plane" and didn't give it much more thought.
However, as I approached Rt. 185 and the two or three houses before the intersection maybe a minute later, I then realized that the "plane" must have moved EXTREMELY slowly, if at all. Then I started to question whether I was seeing anything ordinary. Planes do NOT move that slowly.
I ended up driving practically under the object. It was suspended in the air over one of the houses and there were power lines between me and it. The sky was still light enough to make out its triangular shape, but the most peculiar thing was the presence of three rounds, bright white lights centered in a triangle on the bottom of the thing. They didn't light anything up on the ground like spotlights, though, but they were pure white, so I assume they were bright. Also out of the ordinary was how low it seemed to be suspended for an aircraft. Level with the treetops.
I turned onto 185, and then left before the bridge (Nod Rd.) to continue driving south. I knew I'd seen something that wasn't normal, but I became completely convinced when, upon looking back from Nod Rd., I could still see the white "helicopter light" in the same spot through the treetops. That indicated to me that the object DEFINITELY wasn't moving.
While driving, I also determined that the object must have only been the size of 3 or 4 cars put together because of its relative size to the house and its position at the tree line. It may have been bigger, but that's what I thought at the time.
I continued driving and lost sight of the object.
I'm convinced I saw this same object, and another, about a month later (Feb 20) about 9 miles south of this sighting on the same stretch of road. I'm filing another report for Feb 20.
California Object
Huntington Beach — It was 8:45 pm on February 20, 2019, and I walked out of my house to pick up my daughter. It was then that I noticed the object south and slightly east from my house. It was very bright and looked like a star, except that it was moving. What drew my attention to it was the fact that it was moving but much brighter than any airplane. It was bright white and the altitude was very high. A plane, if it could even reach that high altitude, would not be visible. Secondly was the direction, the path of travel was straight up, as in perpendicular to our planet, and has never known aircraft to fly directly upward like that. It travelled slowly upward for a few minutes and then stopped and remained stationary, as if to blend in with the Stars, which had the same brightness. I took a picture last night and sent it to my husband via text message today with a description of what I had seen from our house. A month ago he installed The Ring App/Camera System on our porch which records any porch activity. When I left our house the cameras started recording which inadvertently picked up the object in the recording, and my husband sent me a snapshot of the object as well. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Vandenberg — While returning from the beach on Vandenberg AFB I rounded a corner and saw a large object hovering. I pulled off the road to catch a video and it slowly started moving! It was slightly behind a large hill, Small Mountain headed directly towards the tracking stations responsible for tracking all objects in orbit! I could not see any markings, tail fins or cockpit as you would expect to see from a blimp, however I was at a considerable distance but this was over an air force base and isn't typical in this area!
Florida Lights
ORLANDO — Hello not sure what it was but have seen it before in the UK, I was on holiday in Orlando Florida when I saw it, and I was at Animal Kingdom getting ready to watch a show Rivers Of Light on November 16, 2019.
At first I thought it was a star but when I zoomed in, I had seen this object before near my home. It was just sitting motionless then I lost it; I zoomed out and found it again just sitting there. When I zoomed in again, it had assumed a different shape, more like a diamond. After a while it, changed back to its original shape, and danced around before my battery ran out, I was excited to see it look. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Georgia Orb
I was photographing chemtrails over a week period when I started noticing these orbs in my photos and started investigating the trails as well. There are clean images of reflective orbs in motion. I took a series of three photos a second or two apart. Orb is distant in first, then closer and very obvious and clear, then gone. I have several different photo sets like this showing this orb or orbs shooting in and out of the chemtrail blankets. They were especially thick these days. I have been seeing a steady flow of high altitude UFOs in about two week intervals here. I work at home and work late into the nights. I sit in my hot tub late at night and they almost act as if they come with the moon cycles. Chasing jump points around as the earth and moon rotates. I have no clue just educated guesses from lots of research and personal experiences. They appear to be stars. But then you notice they're moving across the sky and out of the fixed stars. That's how I know they're not illusions.
They appear as though riding on some kind of magnetic or gravity waves as they don't smoothly move around almost like a paddle boat rowing across a small lake. I have a powerful green laser I have used to point them out to people. I have good eyes when it comes to spotting them trying to be sneaky up there. They will dim out to barely visible sometimes when I spot them with the laser. I only shoot in front or behind them, never directly at them. They do clearly react to it. I've had them power up and get really bright and then dim back. Had them stop all the sudden and stay still like a star until you give up. I had them literally portal out while following them with my laser.
I had one stop. Go up and down as I moved the laser closer as if saying "hey stop that!" Once I turned it off it continued on its way. I've witnessed several portals into our skies apparently from a corner on the Big Dipper. With a witness with me caught it powering up brighter than I have ever seen one before. Then a second ported in directly behind him and went the other direction by itself. Then a third popped out of the same area in the Big Dipper and south. I see these things all the time now and started photographing everything. You never know what will be caught in your photo until you look closer.
Minnesota Orb
Canon — This was already submitted but I was unsure how to provide this additional information and correct the original submission
This refers to the orange orb and subsequent panther sighting in Canton, Michigan, August, 1992.
In my original submission I mention seeing the orb shape on my right toward the end of my encounter. It was actually on the left…
I'm also providing a Photoshop recreation of what I saw. The tree line of the park was closer to the parking lot at that time and the lot was slightly shorter.
I realize now that I would not have seen the light from the orb shine onto the treetops as it passed OVER the trees and I continued driving. I think I saw it again once I turned left onto Sheldon. It continued to stay to the east of me as I went the entire route although it may have been south of me for a time.
I'm also including the newspaper article referencing a panther seen in the nearby town of Westland that came out within a week of when this sighting occurred.
New Jersey Lights
Manalapan — I have clear video approx. 1 minute 50 seconds long. Thought glowing object was a meteor it dropped down in front of us quickly then hovered. It was very big and bright it appeared to spin and radiate light. We lost it at one point but found it right of us, then it moved back to the front of us. After 2 minutes it just vanished.
Occurred on Englishtown Rd Southbound (Old Bridge headed into Manalapan. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Ohio High Speed Object
Cleveland — JL} Morning Cleveland News WKYC Channel 3 NBC Live Feed at 06:24 2/21/2019.
TV Channel showed object accelerate stop a split second and 90 degree turn take off upward moving left to right.
Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Tennessee Object
New Tazewell — I was standing on the balcony of the Imperial Hotel watching the solar eclipse in August 2017 and the moon was at 1% eclipse of the sun and I snapped a picture. The object in the picture was stationary until the moon was exactly clear of the sun then the object accelerated due north away from the sun. It had blue violate and purple red light and illuminated white to the luminous scale of 10.
I have also seen this object in other videos posted on you tube.
Texas Light
McAllen — It was dark, cloudy and misty around 7pm, on February 19, 2019… I was at the HEB parking lot walking back to my vehicle after placing a shopping cart back into the stall and I saw a long blue streak fly across the clouds so fast, it was gone within a second.
I was facing south towards HEB and the blue light streak was only visible for 1 second which spanned a quarter mile across the sky going west to east. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Worldwide UFO Sightings
Argentina Triangle
Ciudad de Buenos Aires — An unidentified object in the shape of a CONE, was spotted by me while I was taking a walk through one of the Residential Districts of the Locality of Bernal, in the Province of Buenos Aires. On October 29, 2006, something caught my attention high above the horizon to the south west because it appeared and disappeared several times in a luminous way and the only thing I had to take a snapshot was my Nokia 3220 cell phone with a 2Mpx camera. I pointed to the objective and you could get the image that looks next.
Prague — I'm not a dreamer, believing in alien visits, but can anyone tell me what I just saw?
During my flight from Prague to Amsterdam I noticed something coming up vertical and then hanging almost still, and then it starts moving.
At first of looked like a Diesel plane, because of the black stripe, but then I thought about a burning airplane.
From one moment to another it disappeared.
Note: Object not apparent on photo. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
France Light
Paris — On 16 February 2019 in Paris, France with my boyfriend at 23:00 pm. and shooting some selfies by the Eiffel Tower, like everybody else.
We made several pictures with interval of 10 seconds, 1 minute. In one off the pictures we saw something strange behind us in the picture after we shoot it, so right away we start to look up in the sky, but it was nothing. The spot where we were standing in west side of the Eiffel Tower had no street lamp. We looked, but there was no drone in the air, just the moon that you could see it clearly and of course the lighting from the Eiffel Tower.
The "thing" on that picture that we captured with my phone gave us a lot of questions.
We cannot figure out what it is exactly, so I'm going to send the picture for a better analysis.
Germany Orb
Ulsenheim — Made 2 scenic flights with my Bebop. It was very nice weather and flying drones is my passion. On February 18, 2019, I was attentive first mall then when I watched video at home and noticed the object.
I'm sure that was not a bird, model airplane or other flying object known to me. I ask myself, how is it possible that the camera has already detected the object so far and that when passing the object was not larger. Object just flew just as the video shows.
I do not believe in UFOs but that is not explainable to me, so I hope that I can get an explanation from you. Attached video is not original is cut and slowed down. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Hawaii Object
Alo Moana — We were standing on the Alo Moana veranda watching the sunset and the different hues on April 22, 2018. We sighted this object, in which I had enough time to go inside get my camera and take the picture, Then in a brief second this object disappeared in no certain direction. As you zoom in on this picture you will see port windows alongside. Thanks to MUFON CMS.
Russia Orbs
On February 21, 2018 I returned to Moscow for a quick business trip. Nighttime, between 10:00pm and 10:15pm (local time, UTC+3), despite of the freezing cold (-14 蚓, ≈7 蚌), I went to the Red Square, in the very heart of the city and nearby the Kremlin, to take some pictures before my departure the following day. The objects shown in the photos were not visible at the naked eye (or at least I did not see any of them until I watched the pictures on my cell the following day).
Also that night I did not notice any other passerby pointing fingers or taking shots of something unusual in the sky. In some photos there are up to 10-11 objects that "descended" from the sky and then hovered on top of the Saint Basil's Cathedral (for reference, its highest tower is 65 m high, circa 213 ft). Being on the side of the Kremlin, all this area is a 100% no-fly zone and under tight security measures. Some objects looks like single white orbs; others have a kind of "triangle shape" (with an orb of different color at each corner). Hereby attached I send you a copy of my video-presentation (posted on my channel on March 7, 2018), with full description of the events, some details extracted from my photos, plus location, directions, and some additional comments. Also I send you the n.11 (unedited) photos taken that night with my iPhone 5 and referred to in the video-presentation.
UK Triangle and Object
Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom –You could not see this object with the naked eye, but I felt something was in the sky so I took the photo. Enlarge it and you will see. It was taken in the gardens of the Rothschild Mansion in Buckinghamshire, UK. I felt uneasy, but not comfortable at all about the place in September 2018. The house was filled with goat and ram Lucifer an art and it had a dark and uncomfortable energy. I thought there is something like a portal in that cloud above the house I felt it and there it was. I didn't know where else to send it. I want to retain my privacy thank you.
Witness Response to Investigation Questions: The photo was taken in Sep, 2018 I am not sure of the UK time, but I think it was early afternoon after lunch. I've had numerous sightings and lucid abductions also.
I don't talk publicly about these as people think you're insane. I've had them since childhood and I'm in my 50's now.
I'm highly intuitive so I don't know if it's because of my experiences or the other way round. My experiences have not been super bad, but I do suffer from a lot of insomnia…
I had fully awake day experiences and interacted as well as fragmented night time ones with missing time and dialogue.
Note: I believe that the unknown object in the photo is an out-of-focus insect.
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And THAT is how my mother became my Tylenol Dealer.
I have very similar discussions with my Mum about similar things…. you sure you aren't me?
Next time, both of you should drive to the grocwry store, cruise through from opposite directions with your driver's side windows down, and throw the drugs/money through each other's open windows. Nobody ever notices, as long as neither of you miss.
ROFLMAO!!! Love it!! Sounds like some conversations I've had with my mom! …and if anyone has any ibuprofen to spare…meet me outside, k?
There's the Aunt Becky we know and adore. I knew you were in there somewhere.
This made my day! I too am sick, so I needed a laugh.
Ibuprofen really is the good stuff.
Speaking of drug dealers, chicken soup has been proven to help getting over a could/the flu.
Haha, that is so funny My mom and I frequently trade good drugs. The last time I had a really bad cold she brought me these little pearls that look like vitamin d tablets, but they help the coughing a lot. It was the most comfortable I had been in a week, and she brought them in a plastic baggy.
When she quit her job and was getting ready to move to Pennsylvania, she had no insurance and could not afford her gabapentin without putting another bill off. So, I paid my $8.00 at the pharmacy and took her the entire bottle so that she could have some relief from her nerve pain too.
Big giant, squishy, virtual hugs from way too far away in Souther Misery.
I had those little cough pearls once and they were the only thing on earth that could make me stop coughing! I wish I knew what they were!
Love it, AB!! Your mom is too funny!
Thanks for the laughs AB. Hope you feel better soon.
The funny thing is there was a bag EXACTLY LIKE THAT in my purse when I was cleaning it out to come see you! I should have left it in there! We could have had a great time scandalizing your neighbors with it.
ROFL. Even when you're sick, you're a riot. You are an inspiration. If only I could find so much humor in the stupid things that happen to me every day.
Vy. Co. Din. Nuff said.
Lol. I have a plastic baggie of assorted pills in my purse except I can't remember which is which so I just randomly take a pill and hope for the best.


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"Radiance," "Truant," and "Marking Him,"
by Margaret Hasse
Commentary by Rebecca Foust, Poetry Editor
"Radiance" consists of eight regular quatrains of lines that tend to have either three or four beats in a rising (iambic) pattern, with the first-foot inversions typically seen in such meters. The meter is not strict, nor is the poem wholly meter-less free verse. There is no end rhyme or other fixed-form patterning, and diction is simple and vernacular. I would call "Radiance" a poem that pays attention to, without being strictly bound by, metrical form.
One literary device at work in the poem is sound repetition, not patterned as end rhyme but occurring more freely as internal repetitions as sound. By way of example, "snow" and "glow" rhyme across lines 2-3, then rhyme again with "know" and slant-rhyme with "through" in line 7, and the sound gets picked up again in line 12's "snow." "[C]onstellation of Orion" repeats a terminal nasal sound ("uhn"), heard again in "hunting" in the same line, and in line 14. There is also assonance, or repetition of vowel sounds, as in "gray" and "gaze" in line 20, extended as a slant rhyme five lines later in the word "years." Consonance is present as well, for example in "December, dimming" in line 4 and "neurons and nerves" in line 28. These sound repetitions are subtle and occasional, but they help knit the poem into a sonic whole and contribute to the music we hear when it is read aloud.
Image is perhaps the most important literary device at work here, beginning with the very first line's metaphor equating a "yard light" with a "Roman candle." Metaphor, you will recall, is like simile but without the connective tissue (the words "like" or "as"), and it collapses the distance between its two terms: tenor (the yard light) and vehicle (a Roman candle). Image is commonly thought of as visual, like painting a picture with words, but an image can trigger any of the five senses. The next one in "Radiance" is communicated via a verb ("caramelizes"), and what an image it is! It imparts color (tan) triggering sight but also the texture or surface quality of that color (satin, not gloss or matte) triggering touch, along with a sense of something both sweet and burnt (a quality that contributes to the fire and burning imagery discussed below), triggering smell and taste. The next image, in line 3, uses personification to attribute human characteristics—specifically, the ability to commit a "trespass"—to something (a "glow") not only not human but also utterly non-corporeal.
That's just the first stanza, readers. Remarkable images like these abound in the poem. My favorites are the "little train of snow" that describes power wires laden with the white stuff, the "smudge" that describes our view on earth of any distant galaxy, and the "high voltage power box" of the boy's chest, another metaphor that is so much more powerful than its simile equivalent (chest "like" a high power voltage box) could ever be.
In an example of extended metaphor, the poem uses images related to fire and electricity all the way through, from that first Roman candle reference to the "electric wires" in line 9, the "switch," "bulb," and "pole" in lines 13-14, the "blast of stars" in line 16, the "impulses" in line 27, and concluding with the high-power voltage box mentioned above. Another extended image is of light: the candle again, the yard light, the bulb and the pole, the references to constellations, and that glorious "galaxy . . . spangled with radiance," that sends light "two / and a half million light years" to the boy's eyes.
Besides being a powerful lyric that captures a moment in time—when we look at the night sky and see it not in two dimensions but three and the stars as portals to the galaxies beyond—the poem also has a narrative element. The story is of a boy who, glimpsing a winter constellation that is presumably the Southern Triangle, is hit with the sudden understanding of what he is actually looking at when he sees stars. He's so taken, in fact, that he lets his jacket hang open in the cold. Knowing that the stars will be even brighter without the light pollution caused by a nearby security light, he takes the time to duck down a dark alley to switch off the power.
At this point, the poem really comes alive in the same (but opposite) way that a dark room comes alive when the lights are switched on. Here, darkness, paradoxically, creates light and "opens the dome / to a blast of stars in outer space" (line 16). Now, instead of an unidentified triangle seen through a "haze," what the boy sees are more distant celestial objects like "the pinpoint of Jupiter" and specific named constellations like "Orion hunting / the Great Bear" that enable him to find the real prize—"a smudge of gray" that is probably the Andromeda galaxy (lines 16-20). How I love the idea of casting that "smudge" as a "peep hole" into distant solar systems and worlds!
"Another / galaxy also spangled with radiance" is gorgeous writing that represents the climax of the poem's rising action and the point at which things begin to wind down. After this, the boy does not move; in fact, he seems transfixed, and the poem begins to narrow its frame of reference, from light traveling two and a half million miles to reach earth, to its reception in the rods and cones of this boy's eyes, to the transmission of that image via nerves and neurons to his brain. And also to his heart, represented in the image that, unforgettably, completes the sequence of light and electricity images and then closes the poem:
He draws in a sharp breath,
the high voltage power box
of his chest hot and humming.
Another thing that makes this image so effective is the author's manipulation of syntax so that stanzas 2-6, right up to the lines quoted above, consist of one long, running sentence mimetic of a stream of electric current.
Image is certainly one of this poet's strong suits. Another poem from Earth's Appetite shown above, "Truant," also includes some remarkable examples. Again we see the poet making use of dynamic, vivid verbs to describe action rather than description to convey images, thereby "showing" instead of "telling" us about them. Thus the self-righteous principal "wags" his finger and the speaker and her boyfriend defiantly and joyously "roar" down the road on a motorcycle. Rather than just cutting class, they are "ditching" it, a word that is not only fresher and more vernacular, but also one that adds connotations of risk and danger deriving from its root ("ditch"), when we consider that motorcycle.
I love that the speaker hears a "meadowlark's liquid song" and smells the "heart-break blossom of wild plum," an example of synesthesia that mingles and tangles multiple senses. But my favorite is the tractor "unfurling its cape of blackbirds"—delightfully unexpected, and like the best images, totally spot-on. I also appreciate the irony that closes the poem, with the principal intending one (negative) meaning for "permanent record" and the speaker intending another, completely positive one—he means a bad mark or report marring the file that will follow the reader through her school days and she means a glorious memory that will always be part of the "permanent record" of her life—how marvelously subversive!
I'll close today with a third poem by Margaret Hasse, this one from an earlier book, another impressive example of how to craft an effective image. In "Marking Him," the main sense being triggered is smell; the word is mentioned three times, most notably in the last line, and the speaker recalls pressing her nose into her son's hair (that "starry cheesiness") and metaphorically against "the glass." I also register strongly the sense of touch, especially in "I want to lick him all over / with a cow's thick tongue" along with several equally powerful sensations: hunger, thirst, satiation, and the strong proprietary and protective feelings that arise from the maternal instinct. This poem, like the others we've looked at today, also manages to tell a story; in this case, the origin story of the speaker's adopted son. And, like them, it tells its story by means of juicy, living images that, like the very best poems, carry within them an abundance of heart.
Poetry Sunday: "All Hallows Night,"
by Lizette Woodworth Reese
I love Lizette Woodworth Reese's "All Hallows Night" because it bridges religions and cultures as a remembrance of people—family members, community heroes, saints, and martyrs—who have died.
Poetry Sunday: "Tree of Life," by Diane Frank
I wrote "Tree of Life" after the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018, to honor and grieve for my friend, Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz, and the other beautiful souls who lost their lives that day.
Poetry Sunday: "Ink on Paper," by Judy Halebsky
"Ink on Paper" seems to prioritize unarticulated feeling over rational thought and movement and communication over holding things tightly and trying to preserve their physical manifestations.

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Home Breaking News Father of Aaron Swartz: "The Government Killed Him".
Father of Aaron Swartz: "The Government Killed Him".
Jan 16, 2013: 3:16 pm
A funeral for Aaron Swartz was held Tuesday at the Central Avenue Synagogue in Highland Park, Illinois. The event overflowed with friends, family, collaborators and those who came to pay tribute to the 26-year-old open Internet activist who took his own life late last week.
In remarks delivered at the funeral, Robert Swartz, Aaron's father, issued a stinging rebuke of the US government. "Aaron did not commit suicide," he said. "The government killed him. Someone who made the world a better place was pushed to his death by the government."
At the time of his death, Swartz faced federal felony charges for allegedly downloading millions of academic journal articles from subscription service JSTOR through the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with the aim of making these articles freely available. Federal prosecutors were demanding prison time, and Swartz faced the prospect of 35 years in prison if convicted in trial. (See, "Open access activist dead at 26")
Robert Swartz spoke passionately of his son, who he said grew up as a "beacon of light in a world of darkness." He contrasted Aaron's principled actions in service of open information access with the criminality of the financial system that crashed the global economy.
Swartz noted that Aaron did nothing legally wrong and yet was persecuted and bullied by the US government. He contrasted the actions of his son with those who did "sketchy or illegal" things in order to make vast fortunes, mentioning Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates.
From a very early age, Swartz played a major role in developing important internet infrastructure, including RSS feeds. A company he founded, Infogami, merged with Reddit, which has since become one of the most popular link aggregating sites on the Internet. Swartz also founded Demand Progress, a group that promotes Internet freedom.
In a document describing his views, written in 2008, Swartz argued that "the world's scientific and cultural heritage, published over centuries in books and journals, is increasingly being digitized and locked up by a handful of private corporations." He added that large corporations are opposed to any attempt to make information broadly available, "and the politicians they have bought off back them."
Friends and family at the funeral spoke of Aaron's intellectual curiosity, selflessness, emotional sensitivity and deep concern for improving the world. Various speakers spoke of a "light" within Aaron that drew people to him as he sought to hold the world to a higher standard. They spoke of his ability to challenge others and inspire them to solve complex problems, whether technological or social.
Aaron's partner, Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman, recalled a kind, sensitive and creative person. "Aaron wanted so badly to change the world. He wanted it more than money and more than fame," she said. "Aaron wanted us to see the world as it is," she said, "even if it was very painful to do so."
In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Stinebrickner-Kauffman said that she "was never as worried about [Swartz] as the last few days of his life, and there's no doubt in my mind that this wouldn't have happened if it hadn't been for the overreaching prosecution." She said that Swartz was particularly distraught by the need to make continual financial appeals from friends and supporters to fund his defense campaign. "He couldn't face another day of, 'Have you done this, have you asked people for money.' I think he literally rather would have been dead."
Other speakers and collaborators at the funeral spoke of the seriousness that Aaron gave to every subject he sought to understand. He was "wise beyond his years," said his friend and collaborator Larry Lessig, a professor at Harvard Law School.
Aaron's defense lawyer, Elliot Peters, recollected a young man who looked vulnerable and needed protection, but always became animated and alive when conversations turned to complex subjects. He was pained that Aaron took his life, as he felt that his case could have been won. Peters spoke out against US Attorney Carmen Ortiz's statement that "stealing is stealing, whether you use a computer command or a crowbar, and whether you take documents, data or dollars."
Ortiz, the US attorney for the district of Massachusetts and an Obama appointee, along with assistant attorney Stephen Heymann, pushed to get felony convictions against Swartz. In this they were operating at the behest of the Obama administration, which has aggressively pursued opponents of corporate and government control of the Internet.
Even after JSTOR indicated that it had no desire to pursue a case against Swartz, the federal government, with the support of MIT, brought the full weight of the law against him. The excessive charges were accompanied by a refusal to reach any settlement that did not include prison time and a guilty plea on 13 felony counts.
"I said, how about a misdemeanor and probation, and they said it will never happen," Peters said on Monday. Swartz was adamant about not accepting a felony plea, Peters said, but this meant facing a trial that require enormous financial resources and could ruin his life.
Reporters from the World Socialist Web Site spoke to some of those in attendance at the funeral. Kathleen Geier, a writer for Washington Monthly, said, "Aaron was a representative of the best that is in America. He read more than anyone I knew and studied so many different subjects. He was a representative light to us all."
Peter Eckersley, Technology Projects Director at Electronic Frontier Foundation, and a friend and collaborator of Swartz, said, "It was a terrible loss. We both worked together fighting SOPA and PIPA," referring to proposed legislation to increase government control over the Internet.
With tears in his eyes, Eckersley said, "A big problem in the US is the out-of-control criminal justice system. I'm from Australia and I find it unbelievable here. You have a system that takes people that do not hurt anyone and puts them in prison."


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The Most Transformative Cover Songs
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Readers recommend their favorites. Submit your own—especially if the cover goes across genres—via hello@theatlantic.com, and please include a short description of why you love it so much.
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Chris Bodenner
4:20 PM / May 16, 2016
Track of the Day: 'Hotel de Californie' by Cat Empire
Reader Ryan offers up a truly transformative pick for the cover series: Cat Empire's version of "Hotel California." As he describes it, "The Eagles sung in French by an Australian Latin jazz/ska band. Good times!"
Update from another reader named Ryan, in Denton, Texas:
Look, if you're going to talk about covers of "Hotel California," you may as well merge this discussion with your series of songs used in movies. The use of The Gypsy's Kings cover of "Hotel California" is absolutely essential in introducing the character of Jesus Quinta:
That creep can roll, man.
The Atlantic abides.
(Track of the Day archive here. Submit via hello@)
Track of the Day: 'The Wind' by Yusuf Islam
Reader Simeon serves up a great song for the cinema series (a song that's also on the superb Rushmore soundtrack, featured in an earlier note):
My nomination comes from Almost Famous, one of my favorite movies ever. While many may choose the use of "Tiny Dancer," I'll instead point to a little scene that's my favorite in the movie, set to Cat Stevens "The Wind":
You never know if it's happening in reality or inside William Miller's head, but it is perfectly representative of soul of a film, which is about people dreaming and not wanting to wake up. It is an imagining and depiction of the beautiful futility of holding on to a moment and its afterglow, the sustain after a guitar solo or, if you will, an empty auditorium.
Matt Vasilogambros
Track of the Day: 'America' by First Aid Kit
If a multinational company based in Belgium can rename its beer "America," then a Swedish folk group can cover an iconic song with the same name.
With news that Budweiser will change its label to say "America" up until Election Day, I was reminded of one of my favorite Simon & Garfunkel songs, one that inevitably makes it on every road trip playlist of mine. It's hard for me to fully harness Simon & Garfunkel covers—see, for example, this one of "The Sound of Silence" by heavy metal group Disturbed that is inexplicably heard on rock stations nationwide right now—but the First Aid Kit cover of "America" is a beautiful exception:
The sister duo, whose Old West feel might make you want to ride a horse through the desert at dusk, released the cover in 2014. Two years earlier, the duo performed the song in front of Paul Simon at the Polar Music Prize, and he rewarded them with a standing ovation. For their version of the song, the sisters dropped the saxophone and pipe organ of the original and paired their lofty vocals with an acoustic guitar, piano, and string orchestra—a gorgeous mix for the 1968 protest song (which, fittingly to Budweiser's framing for the election, was used in a Bernie Sanders campaign ad).
Indeed, at bars across the country this summer, Americans will be singing, "I've come to look for America."
Update from reader Jim, who begins, "Greetings (as my draft board put it to me)":
Holy shit, that version of "America" is gorgeous! I rarely like cover versions as well as originals, but First Aid Kit's cover was better than the original. Now for the follow-up: Have they recorded "For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her?" I can't think of any group I've heard that could cover that more perfectly.
4:20 PM / May 9, 2016
Track of the Day: 'I Do Not Hook Up' by Gaslight Anthem
Reader Jenni Wiltz flags an acoustic rendition of a high-octane pop song:
I just discovered your cover collection today. It saved my workday from total PMS destruction, so thank you! Here's my nomination: Brian Fallon from Gaslight Anthem covering Kelly Clarkson's "I Do Not Hook Up" for BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge. The BBC program host is a little overwhelmed at the end—understandably so, once you pass the 2:53 mark.
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful collection of songs!
Track of the Day: 'This Corrosion' by Lambchop
Susan Green has a great entry for our cover series:
I'd like to nominate one of my personal favorites, Lambchop's cover of The Sisters of Mercy's "This Corrosion." The goth to alt country changeup certainly qualifies as transformative, and it's one of the covers I enjoy as much as the original.
Track of the Day: 'Stay Away' by Charles Bradley
Reader Jamie serves up an inspired cover of Nirvana by R&B singer Charles Bradley:
Bradley adds a funky, soulful layer to the grunge classic while somehow rivaling Cobain's rage. Chalk it up to a longer life of hard times. Anguish for boogieing.
4:20 PM / April 28, 2016
Track of the Day: 'Para Elisa' by Los Destellos
In response to yesterday's TotD on Beethoven's "Für Elise," reader Andrew deValpine points to an outstanding cover from the Peruvian chicha band Los Destellos:
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Track of the Day: 'Nothing Compares 2 U' by Chris Stapleton
It's an icon of the MTV era: Sinéad O'Connor staring at the viewer, her shaved head piercing an otherwise black frame, as mournful synths crescendo and she wails that nothing compares to you:
But as many people discovered or rediscovered this weekend, the most iconic of O'Connor songs wasn't really hers; it was a cover of Prince's more MIDI-fied 1986 original. "Nothing Compares 2 U" was actually one of many Prince songs that weren't popularized by Prince. The Bangles, Stevie Nicks, TLC, and others also greatly benefited from his talents as a songwriter.
So it made sense this weekend that, as the country and bluegrass star Chris Stapleton looked for a way to honor the Artist, he'd choose "Nothing Compares." Before Stapleton was a star, he was a Nashville songwriter, scribbling hits for other artists up and down the charts. In Berkley, California, on Saturday night, he delivered a bluesy and soulful tribute performance of "Nothing Compares" with an orchestration not that far from the kind that Prince chose later in his life. It's a stirring, transformative cover—and very much worth a listen:
If you're interested in more on Stapleton, Spencer wrote about his runaway success at the Country Music Awards last fall.
Track of the Day: 'Just Like Heaven' by Si*Sé
A reader who goes by DWD flags a lovely Spanish-language cover of a Cure classic:
I've been enjoying the Track of the Day feature and would like to do my part by nominating a song for inclusion. A standout track from Tributo a The Cure: Por Qué No Puedo Ser Tú, a great album of Cure covers issued in 1999, this transformative version of "Just Like Heaven" ("Como El Cielo") is performed by the NYC band Si*Sé.
Track of the Day: 'We've Only Just Begun' by Curtis Mayfield
Reader Paul joins the popular cover series:
When I first saw your "most transformative covers" thread, Curtis Mayfield's version of "We've Only Just Begun" automatically popped into my head. Not only did Curtis transform the song musically, but he changed the lyrical meaning without altering a word. Many of the compositions in his mighty catalog dealt with the civil rights issues of the day, and in this live setting, he takes a song that was written to envision a newly married couple and gave it a twist. Curtis explains it best in the spoken intro to the song (Rap #2, available on Spotify):
A lot of folks think this particular lyric is not appropriate for what might be considered 'underground', but I think 'underground' is whatever your mood or your feelings might be at the time so long as it's the truth. I think it's very appropriate that we might lend a few words of inspiration about that here.
At the end of the song, he then segues into the most beautiful reading of one of his most famous songs, "People Get Ready" [on Spotify] to further emphasize the new lyrical spin on "We've Only Just Begun."
Here's that song in its original, live form:
(Track of the Day archive here. Submit via hello@.)
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Track of the Day: 'Creep' by Prince
Prince was notoriously wary of the Internet. He sued YouTube and eBay over unauthorized use of his content and—as people lamented on the day of his death—he pulled his catalogs from all streaming services except the Jay Z-led Tidal. This aversion to digitization of his performances led to an unusual spat with Radiohead's Thom Yorke in 2008.
That year, Prince played Coachella. He glided onstage, almost ephemeral in the evening light, and blew the audience away with a soaring rendition of "Creep," imbuing the Radiohead song with the gravitas and sensuality only Prince could. The crunching guitars before the chorus are softened by synthesizers, and he builds to a roaring guitar solo and then into a delicate falsetto interlude before returning to the solo, reminding all in attendance why he is a musical icon. The lyrics played perfectly into Prince's otherworldly persona, with the occasional pronoun flipped around for further personalization of the song's intensely inward gaze. It was a transcendent experience to behold.
But then, in standard fashion, Prince issued takedown notices to all YouTube videos of the performance. "Really? He's blocked it?," a confused Thom Yorke said. "Well, tell him to unblock it. It's our... song."
Prince didn't. And it wasn't until 2015 that his version was made available online. Oddly, it was Prince himself who released the recording, via a tweet linking directly to the video. The video title includes a nod to this controversy, stating that the recording is "Uploaded via Permission from Radiohead & NPG Music Publishing." Whatever his reasoning for the change in heart, music fans everywhere are better off for it.
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Track of the Day: 'Enter Sandman' by SHEL
A reader writes:
Hey Chris, I saw you put out an open call for "the most transformative cover songs." The Nashville-based group SHEL just released a music video for their haunting cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman." I think it's a great example of a unique cover.
SHEL is the acronym of four classically trained sisters: Sarah on violin, Hannah on keyboards, Eva on mandolin, and Liza on percussion and beatboxing. They've been compared to Haim and have a new record coming out soon.
I love how Nerdist's Matt Grosinger puts it: "Let's be honest, what is more metal than a creepy lullaby version of Metallica's 'Enter Sandman'?"
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How Stressed Is Iran?
The Iranian people are, for the first time in decades, worried about whether the leaders who have been their captors are not also their protectors.
Yesterday Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, delivered his first Friday sermon in eight years, a fulminating but boring rant against America after the death of Qassem Soleimani. The rant brought back memories for me, like hearing a familiar Beatles song.
Sixteen years ago, as an unwashed backpacker, I went to Friday prayers at the University of Tehran. I can pass as Afghan or Turkmen, and no one questioned me as I approached, walking in a large crowd. Delivering the sermon was Khamenei, then 64 years old and 15 years into his reign. Minutes before prayers, I turned off into an alley and watched the streets full of people drain into the university, until I was the only one left outside; I listened to Khamenei's sermon through the loudspeakers within. I remember little of it, other than the hammy and perfunctory sign-off, which was "Death to America, death to Israel"—but delivered without the venom I expected, and instead with the casual tone of a Catskills comedian at his thousandth performance ("You've been a lovely audience").
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Why We Ended Legacy Admissions at Johns Hopkins
Ronald J. Daniels
Eliminating an unfair tradition made our university more accessible to all talented students.
When I served as the dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto—Canada's most selective law school—I would be asked every so often by one of our alumni what preference their children would enjoy when applying. The answer I gave was always the same: none whatsoever. When I became president of Johns Hopkins University 10 years ago, I found that one in eight newly admitted students benefited from preferences given to relatives of alumni. Today, it's important that I'm able to give the same answer to Hopkins alumni that I once gave in Toronto.
Legacy preferences—the admissions advantage given to family of alumni—are generally alien to Canadian (and, indeed, European) universities. And I never became reconciled to the prevalence of this form of hereditary privilege in American higher education, particularly given this country's deeply ingrained commitment to the ideals of merit and equal opportunity.
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You Can't Keep Your Parents' Skulls
Caitlin Doughty
Under U.S. law, it's nearly impossible to get permission to decapitate and de-flesh a relative's remains.
You might (or might not) be surprised at how often in my work as a mortician I am asked whether a mourning family member can keep a dearly departed's skull. Assuming your intentions are good, you're looking at three major hurdles to clear before Dad's brainpan can hold jelly beans on your coffee table: paperwork, legal control, and skeletonization.
In theory, people get to decide what happens to their body after death. In reality, it is near impossible to get legal permission to display a relative's skeleton.
I'll tell you what's not going to work: marching over to your local funeral home and saying, "Greetings! That's my mom's corpse over there. Could you just pop off her head and de-flesh her skull? That would be great. Thanks!" Your average funeral home (really, any funeral home) is not set up to handle such a request, legally or practically.
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The Working-to-Afford-Child-Care Conundrum
Ashley Fetters
Many parents get caught in such a loop, but that doesn't mean the solution is to just stay home with the kids.
On Tuesday evening, the Democratic-debate moderator Brianne Pfannenstiel posed a challenging question to the presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg. Tiffany, a young mother in Iowa who'd had to quit a job she loved because child care was eating up two-thirds of her income, had written in, pointing out that many parents in the state had to either quit their job or settle for cheaper, lower-quality child care. "How will you prioritize accessing quality affordable child care in your first 100 days in office?" Tiffany wanted to know.
"It makes no sense for child care to cost two-thirds of somebody's income. We've got to drive it to 7 percent or below, and zero for those families who are living in poverty," Buttigieg began, citing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' standard of 7 percent of household income as the high-water mark for child-care affordability. "But this is happening to folks at every level of the income spectrum," he added, promptly coining something like a catchphrase. "I meet professionals who sometimes say that they're working in order to be able to afford child care in order to be able to be working."
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The left is more energized than ever. So what happens if Joe Biden is the nominee?
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But as the Iowa caucuses draw closer, a Biden nomination is looking more likely by the day. Lefty groups are worried—and warning that a Biden win could crush the activist enthusiasm they're counting on to win in November.
The thousands of Americans who wait for hours in line to snap a photo with Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts or who fill arenas for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont simply will not be as enthusiastic about the former vice president, leaders at nine progressive organizations, all of which are involved with organizing and get-out-the-vote efforts, told me in interviews this month. "I can't imagine having Biden on the ticket is going to be the thing that energizes these folks to get out and do the door-knocking and have the conversations we need them to have," said Natalia Salgado, who runs civic engagement at the Center for Popular Democracy, a left-wing advocacy group. "It's incredibly concerning to me."
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Political Earthquake In Istanbul
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Turkish democracy isn't dead. That was the central message behind this past weekend's rerun of the mayoral election in Turkey's famous city, Istanbul. The outcome, aresounding repeat victory for opposition candidate Ekrem İmamoğluover the Turkish government's pick, former Prime Minister Binali Yilderim, is more than simply a milestone in Turkish politics. It is an event that could presage a major shift in Turkey's political direction.
İmamoğlu's win is all the more striking because it has been so vociferously contested by Turkey's political overlords. Back in March, the government of PresidentRecep Tayyip Erdoğansuffered a very public black eye when the ruling Justice & Development Party (AKP) lost the mayoral races in Turkey's three largest cities, Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. Erdoğan and his cronies grudgingly conceded defeat in the other two, but for them Istanbul was simply too large of a political prize to abandon. The reasons were logical: in addition to being Turkey's most iconic symbol, Istanbul is also an economic powerhouse and a sprawling metropolis that encompasses roughly a fifth of the country's total population of 80 million. As such, conceding defeat there would be tantamount to accepting a major loss of national political status.
Erdoğan simply wasn't prepared to do that, so he strong-armed the country's Federal Election Council into declaring the results of the March Istanbul race (which İmamoğlu had won by a razor-thin margin) to be fraudulent. That set the stage for Sunday's repeat election. But, contrary to conventional wisdom, the end result of the latter contest was an even more stark rebuke to Erdoğan and his followers. With İmamoğlu ahead by nearly nine percentage points (54 percent to Yilderim's 45 percent), the latter was forced to concede the election late on Sunday.
The opposition victory is tantamount to a public vote of no-confidence in Erdoğan and the AKP, who have ruled virtually uncontested since coming to power in the early 2000s. Of late, however, a protracted economic crisis and growing disaffection with Erdoğan's stewardship of the Turkish ship of state has soured many on his rule. That was reflected in Sunday's vote, which saw İmamoğlu increase his margin of victory to nearly one million votes, making it virtually impossible for Erdoğan to contest the result like he did the last time.
What comes next could be decisive. Astute Turkey watchers have noted that Erdoğan's grip on power has been bolstered of late by a political alliance with the ultranationalist Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) of Devlet Bahçeli. If Sunday's electoral rout of the AKP in Istanbul forces Bahçeli to bolt from the country's ruling coalition, it would cause a collapse of the Turkish Parliament and set the stage for a truly national political upheaval.
That may not happen. Erdoğan, ever the wily politician, is sure to be working overtime to shore up his grip on power. If past history is any judge, he will do so through a mix of media marketing and promises of economic and political largesse intended to keep his coalition partners mollified.
It may. But Sunday's poll was nonetheless an unmistakable sign that Erdoğan and the AKP's grip on political power is now far less unassailable than previously thought. That is bound to energize Turkey's notoriously fragmented political opposition, which has languished in recent years. And it will doubtless inspire all those who have looked with growing alarm at the increasingly Islamist, authoritarian direction the country has taken under Erdoğan's stewardship.
Suddenly, that trajectory doesn't seem nearly so assured. Neither, potentially, does Erdoğan's perpetual leadership.


STYLES, CAREY WENTWORTH (1825–1897). Carey Wentworth Styles, newspaperman, was born on October 7, 1825, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, the son of Gabriel B. Styles, an up-country planter. He volunteered as fourth sergeant in the Palmetto Regiment during the Mexican War and served in Mexico in Company D, commanded by Capt. Preston S. Brooks. He was admitted to the bar in South Carolina in 1850. On November 23, 1852, he and Frances (or Fannie) Jean Evans, daughter of John and Frances Evans of Fayetteville, North Carolina, were married. To them a daughter, Louella Styles Vincent, who became a poet, composer, Chautauqua lecturer, and journalist, was born on September 5, 1853. In 1856 the couple moved from Fayetteville to Georgia. During the Civil War Styles reached the rank of colonel, and after the war he promoted a direct rail line between Augusta and Columbia. In Georgia he founded the Atlanta Constitution, one of the South's outstanding newspapers. He was subsequently owner of two Texas newspapers and served on the editorial staffs of at least six others. On June 1, 1881, he went to work for the Galveston Daily News. He later became managing editor of the Fort Worth Gazette; in 1883 he purchased the Fort Worth Democrat but four months later sold his interest to Frank L. Twombly and C. W. Hoelzle. From March to October 1884 he was managing editor of the Austin Daily Capitol. To explain his proposed Glen Rose Citizen, Styles issued the Glen Rose-Bud, a four-page tabloid, on January 1, 1885. In January-February 1886 he worked for the Fort Worth Evening Mail, but "affairs at home" required his presence, and he resigned. He issued the Bosque Citizen from June 1886 to November 1887, when he sold the presses, type, fixtures, and books to his son-in-law, James Upshur Vincent. Styles immediately became associate editor of the Waco Examiner but retired in January 1888. In March 1888 he became managing editor of the Birmingham (Alabama) Herald but soon returned to Texas because of the illness of his daughter. In August 1889 he joined the staff of the Weatherford Constitution; a year later he became manager and associate editor of his son-in-law's Stephenville Empire, which was sold to G. W. Jenks in June 1891. R. M. Johnston offered Styles a job in the Austin bureau of the Houston Post, and Styles accepted, but the bureau was discontinued in October 1891. After a lingering illness caused by cancer of the lower lip, Styles died in Stephenville, Texas, on February 25, 1897, and was buried in West End Cemetery. He was a thirty-second-degree Mason, a Democrat, and a member of the Texas Press Association. He attended the National Press Association meeting in Denver in September 1887 and appeared on the program as a representative of the Texas delegation. The United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter in Stephenville was named in his honor.
C. Richard King, "Col. Carey Wentworth Styles," Texana 8 (1970).
Handbook of Texas Online, C. Richard King, "STYLES, CAREY WENTWORTH," accessed April 25, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fst85.


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