From NothingIsCoolMovie (http://www.nothingiscoolmovie.com/), using that great warhorse Downfall, Hitler ponders the impact of the I-405 closure (a/k/a carmageddon).
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Alien Lore No. 210 - The crash artifacts from Roswell have been tested, and appear to be extraterrestrial
By Jack Brummet
Unexplained Phenomena and Paranormal Editor
According to the Open Minds website, tests have now confirmed that the crash debris from Roswell in 1947 have been tested and are confirmed to not have originated on this earth.
"A teacher at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell may have discovered the first scientific evidence of manufactured debris made on another planet. Furthermore, this debris was found near the location where pieces from an alleged flying saucer were discovered outside of Roswell in 1947."
Kimbler swept the crash site, focusing on areas where satellite images indicated possible debris. He finally uncovered numerous fragments of metallic slag and other peculiar debris. He had the debris analyzed in a number of tests, including magnesium isotope fractionation tests,
Tests have confirmed the materials did not originate on earth. Kimbler is being careful before making any definitive claims, but he is “hopeful.” He says certified labs don’t normally make mistakes, and that these people who did the work are some of the best in the business. However, he is currently having the samples retested by two other laboratories.
Read the detailed story here, on Open Mind. . .
Unexplained Phenomena and Paranormal Editor
According to the Open Minds website, tests have now confirmed that the crash debris from Roswell in 1947 have been tested and are confirmed to not have originated on this earth.
"A teacher at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell may have discovered the first scientific evidence of manufactured debris made on another planet. Furthermore, this debris was found near the location where pieces from an alleged flying saucer were discovered outside of Roswell in 1947."
Kimbler swept the crash site, focusing on areas where satellite images indicated possible debris. He finally uncovered numerous fragments of metallic slag and other peculiar debris. He had the debris analyzed in a number of tests, including magnesium isotope fractionation tests,
The Roswell crash debris, 64 years ago
Tests have confirmed the materials did not originate on earth. Kimbler is being careful before making any definitive claims, but he is “hopeful.” He says certified labs don’t normally make mistakes, and that these people who did the work are some of the best in the business. However, he is currently having the samples retested by two other laboratories.
Read the detailed story here, on Open Mind. . .
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Separated at birth: Rick Danko of The Band and Sheriff Bullock (Timothy Olyphant) of Deadwood
In this early shot of The Band, the great Rick Danko looks amazingly like Sheriff Bullock in Deadwood (Timothy Olyphant).
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Patrick Francis Brooks's tattoo: he was easy to pick out in the police lineup
By Mona Goldwater
American Jurisprudence Editor
Patrick Francis Brooks, in the cooler at the Shasta County Jail, is being held without bond on charges of burglary, parole violations, receiving stolen property, and forgery. Brooks was arrested by the Redding, California heat July 11 after he tried to cash a bogus check from Cottonwood Bible Baptist Church.
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
From the archives: The Bellingham Photos, Part 2
By Jack Brummet
Chief Archivist, ATIT
I recently posted many of these pictures on Facebook and Picasa, and am just getting around to putting them on ATIT. These are all from slides that had been sitting in a shoebox until I broke them out and scanned them recently. The photos are almost all from 1974-1977.
Other recent photos from the archives:
From The Archives: The Bellingham Photos, Part 1
Chief Archivist, ATIT
I recently posted many of these pictures on Facebook and Picasa, and am just getting around to putting them on ATIT. These are all from slides that had been sitting in a shoebox until I broke them out and scanned them recently. The photos are almost all from 1974-1977.
Click all photos to enlarge (then right click to download if you want them)
Joshua Martin Petersen showing a snake at picnic stadium (Milo & Frances in the outfield)
Keelin at Teddy Bear Cove, but fully clothed (it must have been early spring)
Keelin at the Fairhaven Cemetery
Me on Lake Samish
Jerry, Loch, Kevin, and Jack
Jerry Melin in a shot by Frances, I think
Jerry Melin at Picnic Stadium (and Frances, back to camera)
Milo, Jerry, and me
Vicki
Vicki, Milo, and Keelin in a photo Kevin caption "badlands"
Trish Nolan and Vicki
Jack, Meredith, Jerry and Milo outside our Connecticut St. Apartment
Other recent photos from the archives:
From The Archives: The Bellingham Photos, Part 1
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Astronauts wake up to REM's "Man on the moon"
By Jack Brummet
Aerospace Editor
NASA reported today that today’s astronaut wakeup song was ‘Man on the Moon,” by R.E.M. The transmission to the shuttle also includes a message from Michael Stipe:
“Good morning, Atlantis. This is Michael Stipe from R.E.M. We wish you much success on your mission and thank all the women and men at NASA who have worked on the shuttle for three decades. From Earth, a very good morning to you.”
Aerospace Editor
NASA reported today that today’s astronaut wakeup song was ‘Man on the Moon,” by R.E.M. The transmission to the shuttle also includes a message from Michael Stipe:
“Good morning, Atlantis. This is Michael Stipe from R.E.M. We wish you much success on your mission and thank all the women and men at NASA who have worked on the shuttle for three decades. From Earth, a very good morning to you.”
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From The Archives: The Bellingham Slides, Part 1
By Jack Brummet
Chief Archivist, ATIT
I recently posted many of these pictures on Facebook and Picasa, and am just getting around to putting them on ATIT. These are all from slides that had been sitting in a shoebox until I broke them out and scanned them recently. The photos are almost all from 1974-1977.
Chief Archivist, ATIT
I recently posted many of these pictures on Facebook and Picasa, and am just getting around to putting them on ATIT. These are all from slides that had been sitting in a shoebox until I broke them out and scanned them recently. The photos are almost all from 1974-1977.
Frances and Vicki
Frances getting ready to bat at Picnic Stadium (a friend who lived in the country's fields)
Kevin, Loch, and Jack at 1310 Franklin St. (where jack and keelin's flat was)
Kevin a/k/a Franco at a parade in Bellingham
Keelin, not sure when or where
Me at Picnic Stadium
Jack and Jerry at our apartment on Connecticut Street
Frances and Jerry
Milo, toasting the cameraman
Rooting for the team at Picnic Stadium
Pegeen and her then husband John
Kathleen and Cindy Knechtel getting ready to fly (not in B'ham, but the San Juans?)
Previously published photos on ATIT:
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