Akbar Gets A One Trip Ticket to Hell

Finally. My cousin's death is vindicated! After two years a sentencing was handed down earlier today on Hasan Akbar for the murder of two officers, Army Capt. Christopher Seifert, 27, who was shot in the back, and Air Force Maj. Gregory Stone, 40, who suffered 83 shrapnel wounds. Akbar also attempted to murder 14 other soldiers who were injured. Major Gregory Stone is my cousin and his death has been vindicated today.

A military jury sentenced a soldier to death Thursday for a grenade and rifle attack on his own comrades during the opening days of the Iraq invasion, a barrage that killed two officers and that prosecutors said was driven by religious extremism.Sgt. Hasan Akbar, who gave a brief, barely audible apology hours earlier, stood at attention between his lawyers as the verdict was delivered. He showed no emotion.

The 15-person military jury, which last week took just two and a half hours to convict Akbar of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder, deliberated for about seven hours in the sentencing phase. After jurors reached a verdict, they voted on whether to reconsider the decision after one juror asked that they do so.The sentence will be reviewed by a commanding officer and automatically appealed. If Akbar is executed, it would be by lethal injection.

It's not quite over yet but this sentencing is encouraging in its finality should there be no more reconsideration. What's more apalling now is Akbar's feeble attempt at an "apology" -

"I want to apologize for the attack that occurred. I felt that my life was in jeopardy, and I had no other options. I also want to ask you for forgiveness," Akbar told the jury before it deliberated in the sentencing phase.

Forgiveness? I don't think Islam believes in foregiveness of a crime involving murder. A little too late for that limp apology.

"He is a hate-filled, ideologically driven murderer," chief prosecutor Lt. Col. Michael Mulligan said. He added that Akbar wrote in his diary in 1997, "My life will not be complete unless America is destroyed."

He's not getting my sympathy. What's more, Akbar has destroyed the lives of families of the murdered officers.

"Hasan Akbar has robbed me of so many things," Tammie Eslinger, Maj. Gregory Stone's fiancee, said after the sentencing. "He stole my love, my family, my dreams and my future. But he could never steal my spirit."

Seifert's widow, Theresa, said she was satisfied with the military justice system. She called Akbar "a non-entity to me."

A non-entity. Do you know who else is a non-entity? Michael Moore .

"A maggot that eats off the dead" - quote by Greg's Mom, Betty Lenzi in reference to Michael Moore's filming of the military funeral without the family's permission for his wanker of movie. I'm sure she's satisfied with the verdict as well. I'll give her a call soon.

Thanks to Michelle Malkin in keeping a vigilent eye on this important matter.

When ACLU Supports the "Teaching" of Islam and Not Christianity in Schools

Texas School Board Adds Bible Class

ODESSA, Texas -- The school board in this West Texas town voted unanimously to add a Bible class to its high school curriculum. Hundreds of people, most of them supporters of the proposal, packed the board meeting Tuesday night. More than 6,000 Odessa residents had signed a petition supporting the class.Some residents, however, said the school board acted too quickly. Others said they feared a national constitutional fight.

Barring any hurdles, the class should be added to the curriculum in fall 2006 and taught as a history or literature course. The school board still must develop a curriculum, which board member Floy Hinson said should be open for public review.

The board had heard a presentation in March from Mike Johnson, a representative of the Greensboro, N.C.-based National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools, who said that coursework designed by that organization is not about proselytizing or preaching.

But People for the American Way and the American Civil Liberties Union have criticized the council, saying its materials promote religion.

Johnson said students in the elective class would learn such things as the geography of the Middle East and the influence of the Bible on history and culture."How can students understand Leonardo da Vinci's 'Last Supper' or Handel's 'Messiah' if they don't understand the reference from which they came?" Johnson said. The group's Web site says its curriculum has received backing in 292 school districts in 35 states.

In Frankenmuth, Mich., a similar proposal led to a yearlong controversy before the school board voted in January not to offer such a course.

Wait! It gets better....Go here. And you can see the ACLU's double standard and hypocrisy when it comes to "teaching" Islam in middle or high school! Proof that ACLU is nothing but a front bent on fulfilling Liberal agendas by discriminating against Christianity outright.

ACLU is simply not thinking here. Courses on Christianity shouldn't be a controversy at all to the ACLU if they accept the same premise about Islam courses being "taught" in middle or high schools.

ACLU doesn't have A CLU.

Many HIV-positive Gay Men Unaware They're Infected

Many young gay and bisexual men who are HIV-positive may not know they have the virus, according to U.S. health officials in a report released this April.

Their study of more than 5,600 men between the ages of 15 and 29 found that more than three-quarters of those who tested positive for HIV were unaware they were infected. Moreover, before being tested, a majority of these men thought themselves at low risk of having the AIDS virus, and half had had unprotected sex with another man during the previous 6 months.

Don't be that ostrich with the head in the sand.

Randi Rhodes Apologizes Profusely

Check it out. Randi Rhodes apologized profusely about the comedy "gun" skit toward President Bush that I covered earlier yesterday. At least she knows a difference between a comedy and making (she said she didn't "know" that skit contained the gun reference) threat (no matter how veiled) against the President of the United States. From the skit:

The announcer said: "A spoiled child is telling us our Social Security isn't safe anymore, so he is going to fix it for us. Well, here's your answer, you ungrateful whelp: [audio sound of four gunshots being fired.] Just try it, you little bastard. [audio of gun being cocked]."

"Let's not do that while I'm here in Florida," Rhodes, who broadcasts from West Palm Beach, said laughingly following the item. "Let's not arm the old people until I leave. What is with all the killing?"

"Let's not do it." ? "

"Let's not arm the old people until I leave." ??

"What is with all the killing." ???

Rhodes maintains the skit was created by producers at Air America without her knowledge, and she would not have aired it had she heard it in advance. Still, she says it's her show, and she takes full responsibility.

She could've apologized right then and there on the air. Why the long excuse?

Err America Errs Grievously with Two Nuts Behind a Long Microphone.

Sgt. Earl (Jay) Beatty Corresponds with Deaf Children at KDES While in Iraq

Sgt. Earl (Jay) Beatty agreed to do a visual literacy project with deaf and hard of hearing kids at Kendall Demonstration Elementary School (KDES) located on the campus of Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. He agreed (and his wife) to blog about his experience while in Iraq (and the pains of being away from his wife and son) and correspond with the KDES kids beginning August 29, 2004. His blogging days ended in late March 2005 after his 7 month tour of duty was up returning to the United States where his wife and son were waiting for him.

This was a risky move by the KDES visual literacy project knowing that Sgt. Beatty could get killed when the students have come to known, love and cherish him to experience the trauma of losing a friend in war never knowing what psychological impact such a death might incur. However, KDES students had the chance to learn about the war, the people and get to know Sgt. Beatty and his wife up close and personal. A valuable life's lesson at work here for the teachers and KDES students.

Sgt. Earl Beatty tells the tales of war in Iraq with the 4th CAG Marines outside of Fallujah battling insurgents who at one time fired upon his Marine unit and they returned fire hitting the insurgents hard. He also told his special blog readers that he had to struggle ("hand-to-hand combat") with one insurgent but said he won (which means emphemistically speaking probably killed the sucker) and said that it was his first taste of combat. He also talked about losing some of his Marine buddies he met over there. He was also transferred to Al Ramadi to work at Abu Ghraib and protect the prison from terrorist attacks (et it be known that this transfer was done after the scandal). Sgt. Beatty even wondered if he would ever get out alive in one letter:

I am sorry for the delay in my response. Things here have been pretty sporty, if you know what I mean. I hope I can make it out of here alive. I am keeping my Marines safe and alive to the best of my ability. The hard part is determining who is friend and who is foe.

But Sgt. Earl Beatty blog response to KDES students was polite even while things have gotten dicey in his "I hope to God..." piece:

I am sorry I have not been able to write everyone. A couple of days ago I went out on a mission in support of Operation Phantom Fury (the offensive in Fallujah). We did a cordon search (an encircling line - as of troops or police) of this town called Kendari. Normally it is a busy town, but when we entered it was practically deserted. Things were peaceful, but at times my Marines and I got into hellacious firefights.

Sometimes Sgt. Beatty's Marine unit had to learn about the quirks of the Iraq war:

Sometimes I hand out candy to the kids, but other times they throw rocks at us. Sometimes they curse at us. This is a really strange country. Many of the Iraqis are somewhat shady. In Fallaujah the Marines knew who was into “bad stuff”. The Tanks really saved us. The Marines will never forget the names of the tanks “Lionheart” and “Maximus”. Insurgents tried to fire an RPG at the tanks, but the RPG just bounced off. What I saw next was amazing. The tank turret turned where the RPG came from and leveled the abandoned building. I would have to say the United States has the best tanks in the world hands down (the M1 Abrams). They are quiet too because they’re powered by a turbine engine.

Thank God for the M1 Abrams.

So, sit down and read through Sgt. Earl (Jay) Beatty's blogs and his correspondence with the KDES students.

Sgt. Earl Beatty, you did good! We're proud of you. I'm proud of you of how you served America and the efforts you did to help children at KDES learn about Iraq, the tragedy of war, the successes and photos of nice Iraqis and wonderful children you met over there. You're a source of inspiration for America.

Semper Fi!

When America's Icons Proved A Winning Combination in World Cup of Baking Against France

I didn't know a "World Cup of Baking" existed. Now I do. Sure, there are "baking contests" but "World Cup"? But this gets better. The "World Cup" event took place recently, in all places, Paris, France. Oui. Oui. Mon Dieu!

The U.S. Bread Bakers Guild team won 1st place against the French team who took 2nd, while a Japan team placed 3rd. Beating out 11 other countries. Winning 1st place was simply a masteful "coup de grace" for the U.S. Bakery team against the French team. How humiliated they must feel. *slap* *slap* Zut alors! Mon Dieu! Mon Dieu!

The U.S. team, as well as others, competed in three categories: baguettes and specialty breads; viennoiserie, including pastries and savory sandwiches; and artistic design. The U.S. team won an "outstanding" rating for all three categories.

Among the backs of men and women who died before us in past wars to help keep America free Americans were able to build world famous American icons on American soils recognized around the world. The U.S. Bakery team used these American icons for their bread winning sculptures such as Mount Rushmore, the Statue of Liberty with a flaming torch of wheat, and the orange/red (using Paprika) Golden Gate Bridge with small savory rolls as automobiles on the bridge. What an inspiration! And probably a slap to those Frenchies as well. Those American icons represent freedom, truth, and the American way.

Oh, yeah, a little known secret. I love to cook. Should try my chicken kiev or smoked grilled salmon with Virginia egg sauce someday.

Gotta get out more and learn about these events.

Air America = Dumbest of them all

A Drudge Report came up that caught my eye:

AIR AMERICA RADIO INVESTIGATED AFTER BUSH 'GUNSHOTS' **Exclusive**The red-hot rhetoric over Social Security on liberal talk radio network AIR AMERICA has caught the attention of the Secret Service, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.Government officials are reviewing a skit which aired on the network Monday evening -- a skit featuring an apparent gunshot warning to the president!

The announcer: "A spoiled child is telling us our Social Security isn't safe anymore, so he is going to fix it for us. Well, here's your answer, you ungrateful whelp: [audio sound of 4 gunshots being fired.] Just try it, you little bastard. [audio of gun being cocked]."

The audio production at the center of the controversy aired during opening minutes of The Randi Rhodes Show."What is with all the killing?" Rhodes said, laughing, after the clip aired. "Even joking about shooting the president is a crime, let alone doing it on national
radio... we are taking this very seriously," a government source explained.

Death threats against the U.S. President are a Federal crime.

Arrest the people responsible for this airing. This wasn't the first time Randi Rhodes did something like this when she mimicked a gun shot in the Godfather movie scene:

Rock bottom came when she compared Bush and his family to the Corleones in the "Godfather" saga. "Like Fredo, somebody ought to take him out fishing and phuw," she said, imitating the sound of gunfire.

Like I said, Err America is the dumbest of them all. They rather make crude jokes all day long than to make actual, valid discussions and arguments. Anybody who "jokes" on taking out a President, whether a Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, what have you, ought to get jailed for making suggestion via incitement to a crowd (over a radio, television, in public, whatever) to get them charged hoping somebody nutty enough will do this. The same goes for people who make suggestions on firebombing churches or Walmart stores. And people will report these things to the FBI as we have already seen. People who makes these veiled threats of violence to harm, injure people or, in this case, the President in order to make a political statement are nothing but nutty people who have nothing better in their life.

These people have zero intelligence when they say these things but blithely comment that "Oh, I'm only joking." Poor excuse to make a joke over a public arena hoping to incite somebody to actually kill a U.S. President. Very dumb, indeed.

FBI, go get Randi Rhodes.

UPDATE: From Drudge Report - AIR AMERICA HOST RANDI RHODES APOLOGIZED WEDNESDAY FOR THE NETWORK'S AIRING OF A SKIT WHICH APPEARED TO TIE A GUNSHOT THREAT TO PRESIDENT BUSH... 'IT WAS A LAME ATTEMPT AT HUMOR, I APOLOGIZE... IT WAS BAD'...


Tis a bit late, Randi. I hope Err America gets its FCC radio licence yanked. And yanked hard. Don't know how many lefty loonies will take your advice on assassinating the President over the Social Security issue. Nice going you twit. Twice in a row, too.


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ACLU = Dumb, Kyrsten Sinema (D) = Dumber

Dumb and Dumber, revisted.

This is a riot. Clever radio talk show host Sean Hannity had Kyrsten Sinema (D), an Arizona House of Representative, up in arms when Sean Hannity tried to make a point about illegal aliens crossing into the U.S. by stepping over a fence putting his feet on the one side of the border fence facing Mexico and then back on U.S. soil. When Kyrsten Sinema (D) got wind of this from ACLU watchers she sent out a News Release on April 20, 2005 using Arizona taxpayer's money to falsely accuse Sean Hannity of a Federal crime:

Mr. Sean Hannity, a well-paid commentator for Fox News, climbed over a barbed wire fence separating the United States from Mexico yesterday at about 3:15 p.m. A few minutes later he climbed back over the fence, breaking federal law by reentering the U.S. illegally.

Mr. Hannity's border violations were videotaped by ACLU Legal Observers. The Border Patrol was contacted, but they chose not to arrest or cite Mr. Hannity for his willful violation of federal law. Likewise, Minutemen in the vicinity of the incident did not take the opportunity to turn Mr. Hannity over to federal officials, as they have allegedly done with all other illegal immigrants apprehended on the border this month.

Federal law, specifically 19 U.S.C. Section 1459(a), requires all "individuals arriving in the United States other than by vessel, vehicle, or aircraft [to] enter the United States only at a border crossing point designated by the Secretary; and immediately report the arrivals and present themselves, and all articles accompanying them for inspection; to the customs officer at the customs facility designated for that crossing point."

Sean Hannity was prepared for this by knowing about the Federal law in the first place by knowing exactly where the TRUE Mexican border lies. Hannity had Sheriff Larry Dever explain it to viewers Tuesday night about the "3 feet" beyond the fence is still U.S. territory.

Hannity pointed this out later on when he interviewed Sinema after she issued the press release by taking a little known fact that Mrs. Sinema and the ACLU failed to see that Sean Hannity NEVER broke any Federal laws when:

U.S. territory extends for three feet beyond the fence!

Sean Hannity was careful to stay on the U.S. side when he was doing his story. And yet in Hannity's interview of Sinema, she never answered his question of why she put out a news release, funded by Arizona taxpayers, saying he broke a Federal law.

It was nice of Mrs. Kyrsten Sinema, who is also a Green Party person (read this link where she laments about "dirty politics" thrown at the Green Party...look what she did to Hannity!) at one time, to chase after Sean Hannity thinking he broke a Federal law. He never did. And it was also, doubly nice, for Mrs. Kyrsten Sinema to cite the Federal code regarding what people must do to enter into the United States....legally. Which is richly ironic considering the lacking gumption by President Bush to do something about the border problem.

Even though USC Title 19 Section 1459 addresses the reporting requirements for individuals as those requirements relate to customs or tariffs. The Arizona Democratic Caucus would do well to read the proper title of the U.S.C. before publishing a press release.

And USC Title 8 Section 1324 and the INS Act 274 deal with illegal immigration and illegal aliens crossing the border.

I hope Mr. Sean Hannity sues Mrs. Sinema for false reporting and slander.

Mrs. Sinema and the ACLU earned the coveted Darwin Award.

And you want dumb? How about when the ACLU hires "ACLU watchers" for the Minute Man Project (wildly successful!) who are nothing but pot smokers caught in the act?

Duhhhh. Welcome to the Pot Gang where dumbness reigns.

Exactly.

Hat tip: Michelle Malkin

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HEMP: High-Altitude Electronicmagnetic Pulse

Description of High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse

HEMP is produced when a nuclear weapon is detonated high above the Earth’s surface, creating gamma-radiation that interacts with the atmosphere to create an
intense electromagnetic energy field that is harmless to people as it radiates outward, but which can overload computer circuitry with effects similar to, but causing damage much more swiftly than a lightning strike. The effects of HEMP became fully known to the United States in 1962 during a high-altitude nuclear test (code named “Starfish Prime”) over the Pacific Ocean, when radio stations and electronic equipment were disrupted 800 miles away throughout Hawaii. The HEMP effect can span thousands of miles, depending on the altitude and the design and power of the nuclear burst (a single device detonated at an appropriate altitude over Kansas reportedly could affect all of the continental United States), and can be picked up by metallic conductors such as wires or power cables, acting as antennas to conduct the energy shockwave into the electronic systems of cars, airplanes, and communications equipment.

Yes, even New York City would be prone to this even from a HEMP explosion high above (hundred of miles) above Kansas. The break down of civility and control would be almost immediate when cars, trucks, planes and trains outfitted with computer chips will become fried and the ensuing chaos would reign when cell phones, police radios, security features, alarms, lights, etc will not work. In other words, large and mid-sized cities would become a morass of violent, heaving throbs of gangs and hoodlums taking over. Smaller sized towns would fare much better in controling the violence than large uncontrolled ones.

A HEMP attack directed against the Unites States continent might involve a one-megaton nuclear warhead, or a smaller one that is specially-designed, using a burst several hundred miles above the mid-western states to affect computers on both coasts. However, creating a HEMP effect over an area 250 miles in diameter, an example size for a battlefield, might only require a rocket with a modest altitude and payload capability that could loft a relatively small nuclear device. If a medium or higher range missile with a nuclear payload were launched from the deck of a freighter at sea, the resulting HEMP could reportedly disable computers over a wide area of the coastal United States.

Reportedly, several potential U.S. adversaries, such as Russia or China, are now capable of launching a crippling HEMP strike against the United States with a nuclear-tipped ballistic missile, and other nations, such as North Korea, could possibly have the capability by 2015. Other nations that could possibly develop a capability for HEMP operations over the next few years include United Kingdom, France, India, Israel, and Pakistan.

Read the rest of the disturbing HEMP report. United States and other allied countries are at serious risk for this sort of thing. See what the U.S. is doing to protect ourselves from a HEMP or HPM attack.

Better start buying antique cars that run without computer chips and buy a couple of Glocks and rifles once your city gets out of control with loonies. Well, it's kind of out of control with loonies anyway but you get the picture.

Read more how Al Qaeda and Iran are attempting to do this using an HEMP approach rather than destruction.


Hat tip: G. Gordon Liddy over the radio while I was driving to work.


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A Classic Reverse Psychology Mugging

Here's a classic setup when a hapless "Frenchy" mugger (a la' terrorist) with a dweeby knife gets himself into with self-conscious, self-protecting Americans. Good ole NRA and our American right to bear and keep arms according to the U.S. Constitution.



See more of Day by Day cartoon by Chris Muir.



From The Right To Keep and Bear Arms:
The right to bear arms is a tradition with deep roots in American society. Thomas Jefferson proposed that "no free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms,"

and

Samuel Adams called for an amendment banning any law "to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms."

The Constitution of the State of Arizona, for example, recognizes the "right of an individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself or the State."



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Glad You Stopped By.....

Hello lurkers. Glad you've stopped by to take a peak at my blogsite. Even though some of you say it's boring while others do enjoy my blogsite. If you find my blogsite boring, why do you bother coming back? Just move on with your life and stop visiting this place. It's funny to hear from people saying how pitiful or boring this blogsite is and in the same breathe say they'll never visit it again and yet they continue to stop by and read. Even if it's for a minute, their visits still get recorded, IP and all. Not with just the Sitemeter, either.

For those who do enjoy reading my blogsite, I thank you for stopping by and thank you for your emails. If you have suggestions, ideas or questions, let me know. I'll see what I can do.

Tis a nice night while I sit by my computer with the window open. A stiff breeze blowing though my rose bushes where flowers are starting to bloom. Wonderful fragrances am I smelling now with the breezes blowing through my window screen. The fragrances will get stronger over the weeks when more roses bloom with the color of white, red, pink, yellow and, believe it or not, orange/pink roses.

I'll send a picture of my rose bushes someday, if I don't forget. A way of saying thanks to readers, even the ones who say terrible things about me and my blogsite. My rose bushes are in their 2nd year and growing beautifully in the high desert of south central New Mexico. They sit under the clear desert sky where stars fill the night sky with clarity and brightness. However, in cities, they have a nasty habit of blocking out the stars and galaxies. Such a tragedy.



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When Un-Americans Rants

Ah, the Kos kiddies with no heart in their jumping jubilee over the deaths of more Blackwater contractors in Iraq: Copter shot down in Iraq; six Blackwater U.S. contractors among 11 dead.

They are mercenaries. They are being paid big money to take the risk of going to a war zone and getting shot at. Our soldiers are also going to a war zone and being shot at, but they aren’t getting paid anything near what these men made.

I’m not callous about their deaths, I don’t *want* anybody to die, and certainly nobody deserves to die for wanting to make a living. BUT I am sympathetic to the feelings Markos (the Kos kiddies' fearless but "brain dead" leader - koko) had at the reaction to the previous “civilian” death’s in Iraq.

Not callous? Please, don't insult our non-Liberal intelligence. His remarks reminds me of other callous Un-Americans who would rather spit at their own fellow U.S. soldiers "mercenaries" killed while in Iraq or elsewhere. They really don't care about soldiers or otherwise. Their true colors come through just as they did about the fall of Falluja by none other Markos of the Daily Kos (*cough* *cough*):

Let the people see what war is like. This isn’t an Xbox game. There are real repercussions to Bush’s folly. That said, I feel nothing over the death of merceneries. They aren’t in Iraq because of orders, or because they are there trying to help the people make Iraq a better place. They are there to wage war for profit. Screw
them.

See folks. We have the delusional Liberal brat here at heart who cares nothing about the soldiers in Iraq and protest under the guise of "Bring the Soldiers Home" as if Liberals really cared about them in the first place. Nada...that's not going to work. One of the liberals' leader, Markos, is their new poster boy hero called "Amorphism" (a noun) opposite of "Syndrome" when it comes to Incredi-ludicrousness and Incredi-brainlessness. You can see right through him. And, no, I'm not going to tell you what amorphism means, either. Look it up. Learn for a change for Pete's sake. No watered down words for you.

Make love, not war. And get AIDS in the process to show your patriotism. Idiocy and common sense dumped over to the wayside.

Hat tip - Michelle Malkin and LGF.

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Hearing Aids and Artificial Intelligence

The newest digital hearing aid nowadays use Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that has the ability to recognize voice where it can

"instantly and automatically analyze and adjust to sound is made possible by state of the art application of microchip processing where (it) responds to voice in the way that the human brain does, selectively identifying and prioritizing voice in any setting."

This would be the Oticon "Syncro" with AI. From reading this website it looks quite a promising hearing aid to have and would be quite beneficial for me. Currently I have a Widex Senso digital hearing aid and it does the job well to a degree but the Syncro goes a step further, it recognizes voice and amplifies that while screening out other unwanted sounds. With my Widex Senso I can pick up sounds such as a hair blower (which has a high frequency "whine" noise to it) in another part of my house a few rooms away.....with the doors closed. But it has an automatic noice reduction whenever the decibel gets too loud, it reduces the volume automatically. It's maddening when that happens if I listen to a radio, music or whenever I play the piano.

This new Syncro digital hearing aid is something that I would look into further. Prices, as I have heard is relatively cheap, to me that is, at around $2100 each on "average". I believe this hearing aid would be a step up along with my career as I continuously become more involved with people, the community, fire fighting and Burned Area Emergency Response efforts as part of my professional job more than ever before. Looks like I may decide to get this digital hearing aid sometime this summer after I do some more checking around first. The price is not a problem.

Now, for those who are wondering about my hearing and speech ability, I rarely deal with Deaf people in the flesh since I'd rather be with those who can talk and speak (i.e. hearing people or HH people). Of course, when I do run into these Deaf people it's usually a short chit-chat and see how they're doing with their lives and family. This usually happens a few times a year where I live when I bump into these Deaf people at the store or elsewhere. But each day I give thanks to the Lord that I was spared with some hearing left to enjoy the wonderous sounds of life. To put it bluntly, I prefer the hearing world rather than a Deaf world since this is what I like and I am a part of. Even after spending 3 1/2 years at Gallaudet University, that type of a Deaf community just doesn't jive with me.

In retrospect, I had more fun with hearing people and friends at University of Idaho while getting my graduate degree. I was fortunate to be a part of the annual Jazz Festival at University of Idaho with the world famous Jazz musician Lionel Hampton who hosted the event every year until his death a few years ago. Truly an astounding event with professional Jazz musicians from around the world to attend and compete in the event where several hundred thousand people come and attend the week long event. Some of their Jazz piano skills truly rock! Other than that I enjoy outings with friends from my Aikido dojo. Have BBQs with my next door neighbor or chat with him for a few hours. Meet and make new friends whenever I go on fire fighting or BAER. Or go with my co-workers on hikes in the mountains even though I do enough hiking anyway as part of my job duty. Even enjoyed the challenge of being a Manager of Dominos Pizza in Maryland for almost 1 1/2 years handling phones, barking out orders, and cutting up over 100 pizzas in a hour as they come out of the oven on a Friday or Saturday night. Definitely a challenge in the hearing world. And fun for me as well.

Lastly and most importantly I enjoy being with my family and my beautiful 3 hearing daughters when we go out and have fun as a family when we can.

Gallaudet University (Deaf) and University of Idaho (Hearing) are simply like night and day. There is no comparison. Only that I enjoyed the later (UI) more than I did the former (GU). A good experience though at GU and I picked up sign language skills (ASL/PSE) along the way and made several friends, had a few girlfriends where I met my future wife there who is also hard of hearing. A lot good memories but learned that a Deaf life is not a life for me. It never was. Chalk it up as a learning experience. Don't be afraid to approach me, I won't bite.

I'll keep you all informed on when I get the newest and most advanced state of the art BTE hearing aid with AI.



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2004 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner SR5 V6

Well, I finally got a pickup truck I a few days ago after spotting it during my lunch hour. A 2004 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner SR5 with a V6 engine. Radically cool with the maroon/red color. The truck was practically brand new when I spotted it at the Desert Sun auto. There it was. Sitting there. Sparkling in the sun with the rad tires and the high clearance that would be a good addition for my fire fighting days (or outdoor traveling in the forest) when I go out and do post-fire mitigation work (BAER). The truck came with a bed liner and all I need is a canopy and I'll have a nice truck bed to camp out of should motels fill up when I go to one of those BAER work in the southwest. No worry about pitching a tent again.

Took an hour to do a test drive. Runs marvelously! Very clean. Cool exterior and interior design with the xtracab (fold down seats). I went home looked at a few numbers, got the check and forked over $21,500 an hour later (includes title, fees, tag, trade-in (1300$ - my car was pitiful but served it's usefulness until I was ready, etc) for a truck that had only 5700 miles on it. A great deal with 2 years left on a 3 year warranty. Plus I bought an additional 6 year/75,000 miles warranty just to be safe. Also, when I was doing my research before getting the truck I found out that the Kelley Blue Book has named the 2004 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner as the #1 truck expected to best retain its value over the next 5 years. I'm definitely moving up.


I'll produce a picture of my truck later on, as soon as I can.

Oklahoma City Bombing...an Islamic Terrorist Connection?

The Oklahoma City bombing 10th anniversary was remembered yesterday on April 19. Just when we thought that McVeigh and Nichols acted alone, we get more heavier evidences that this whole planning has, seemingly so, an Islamic terrorist connection. All involving the mysterious John Doe 2.

Davis told WND Rohrabacher is "deeply disturbed" that the FBI did not follow up on affidavits she turned over to the bureau from 22 witnesses supporting evidence that Iraqi intelligence agents infiltrated the United States to recruit and assist McVeigh and Nichols.

The implications are much wider than the Oklahoma bombing. Davis writes, for example, that in November 1997, Hussain Hashem Al-Hussaini – a former Iraqi Republican Guardsman whom multiple eyewitnesses identified as McVeigh's elusive accomplice, John Doe 2 – confided to his psychiatrist that he was anxious about his airport job because "if something were to happen there, I would be a suspect." At the time, Al-Hussaini was employed at Boston Logan International Airport, where two of the four 9-11 suicide hijackings originated. He worked with food services, which investigators suspect was a channel to bring box cutters on board the planes.

"[Rohrabacher] has many questions he wants to pose to the FBI regarding my investigation of the Middle East connection," Davis said. "If he doesn't receive satisfactory answers, he wants a congressional hearing."

But Rohrabacher emphasized that his pursuit of the case with the FBI is in the exploratory stage, and progress will depend largely on the support of the American people.

Davis' book has been vetted by terrorism experts such as former CIA director James Woolsey, who has accepted Rohrabacher's invitation to testify before his committee.

Former Chief Impeachment Prosecutor David Schippers will assist with interviewing the confidential witnesses.

In an interview with WND in October 2001, Schippers said his examination of the evidence Davis presented him was conclusive.

"I am thoroughly convinced that there was a dead-bang Middle Eastern connection in the Oklahoma City bombing," he said.

Two years ago, on the eve of U.S. action in Iraq, Davis' reporting on the Oklahoma City bombing was vindicated when the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit filed against her after finding "defendants did not recklessly disregard the truth" in reporting on an Iraqi soldier's alleged involvement in the bombing.

The updated, paperback version of the book, released this month, includes newly uncovered intelligence that frames April 19, 1995 as the explosion that sounded the Islamist declaration of war.

In March 2005, for example, Osama bin Laden's No. 2 man, Ayman Al-Zawahiri,
delivered a communiqué announcing bin Laden had anointed the top organizer of
the insurgency in Iraq, Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, to assist al-Qaida in executing
attacks inside the United States.

Davis says Zawahiri came to Oklahoma City in 1995 to ensure the Murrah Building bomb would net the maximum body count.

She also has obtained a 1995 classified government warning to the FBI -- issued weeks before the attack -- predicting Iran-sponsored Islamic extremists had recruited two "lily whites" to obliterate an American federal building in "the heart of the U.S."

Davis belives Adam Gadahn, the California jihadist known as "Azzam the American," is bin Laden's handpicked ":messenger of death."

Sometimes these revelations take awile to reveal themselves. Because these terrorists will take their time to plan these things, even sleeper cells await patiently for their orders even if it takes 15 years. Don't dismiss it yet. These things have a way of revealing themselves once discrepancies are noted.

Murderer Akbar Attempts to Shirk Responsibility in Role

Sgt. Akbar's lawyer tries for sympathy. Sickening.

Akbar allegedly confessed several times to tossing grenades into the tents of sleeping soldiers and then raking them with rifle fire.

Akbar's lawyers don't dispute his responsibility but are trying to spare him a possible death sentence by portraying him as mentally incapable of premeditating the attack.

The statement from Akbar's father is similar to entries from Hasan Akbar's diary that were introduced by the prosecution to show how he had planned the attack.

"I suppose they want to punk me or just humiliate me," Akbar wrote more than a month before."I am not going to do anything about it as long as I stay here. But as soon as I am in Iraq, I am going to try and kill as many of them as possible," he wrote.

According to testimony in the court-martial, Akbar was asked at least twice by officers if he had problems with going into Iraq because he is Muslim and Akbar said he didn't.

The father also said Akbar graduated first in his class from a Los Angeles high school with a dropout rate of 85 percent.

"My concern is how did an upstanding citizen like my son, my pride and joy, get to into this situation?" John Akbar said. "He has absolutely no previous encounters with the law and does not use alcohol or drugs. He has always been a role model for his younger brothers and sisters."Army Capt.

Christopher Seifert, 27, of Easton, Pa., and Air Force Maj. Gregory Stone, 40, were killed in the attack. Fourteen soldiers were wounded.

Does not use alcohol or drugs? That makes him a model citizen? Even some of the terrorist suicide bombers do not imbibe in alcohol or drugs since its against their religious beliefs. However, they do murder innocent people. Akbar planned it. Pure and simple. Premeditative murder of the 1st degree. Hang 'em high.

Got My "Red Card" for Forest Fire Fighting

Go here for more info where I completed the annual "arduous" test. The weather was perfect to do this demanding physical test.

An Absolutely Classic Marine Hero

Semper Fi! Lance Cpl. Joshua Butler helped take out two suicide car bombers on April 11 at Camp Gannon. Actually not "car bombers" but truck bombers. One was a dump truck packed with explosives and another one, behind the dump truck was a packed fire truck.

Butler fired at the first suicide bomber driving the dump truck where he shot 20 or 30 rounds before it detonated. The blast knocked him down. He regained he composure under the falling debris and sandbags only to find a large diesel fire truck roaring down the road toward him. Butler said that both the suicide bombers, driver and passenger, were wearing black turbans and robes, often worn by religious martyrs.

Amid the chaos of that first bomb blast, supported by gunfire from an estimated 30 dismounted insurgents, the fire engine passed largely undetected on a small road that leads from town directly past the camp wall, according a Marine report.

"I couldn't see him at first because of the smoke. It was extremely thick from the first explosion," Butler says. When the fire engine cleared the smoke, it was much closer than the dump truck had been. As the driver accelerated past the "Welcome to Iraq" sign inside the camp's perimeter, Butler says he fired 100 rounds into the vehicle. The Marines later discovered the vehicle was equipped with 3-inch, blast proof glass and the passengers were wearing Kevlar vests under their robes.

Pfc. Charles Young, 21, also of Altoona, Pa., hit the fire engine with a grenade launcher, slowing its progress and giving Butler time to recover. Without breaching the camp wall, the driver detonated the fire engine, sending debris flying up to 400 yards and knocking Marines from their bunks several hundred yards away. Butler, less than 50 yards away, again was knocked down by the blast, which partially destroyed the tower in which he was perched. After he crawled for cover, a third suicide bomber detonated outside the camp. That blast caused no damage or injuries. Sporadic fighting continued for several hours.

Amazing that no Marines were killed or even seriously injured. Semper Fi! This is stuff for movies.

A Challenge Answered??

Check it out. The amazing response so far my challenge for a particular terrorist complainer. I mean, you just won't believe your eyes.

Gallaudet University Gets HUGgy

It's been awhile since I recovered an old issue of Silent News but I think I need to write this.

Back in the Fall of 2001 Gallaudet University opened up its first admission in the undergraduate program (Hearing Under Graduate) to potential hearing students. Of course, hearing students must be proficient in sign language and no other special accomodation would provided and be treated just like any other deaf/hh students on the campus of Gallaudet University. The program was set up because Gallaudet University recieved admission request from hearing students seeking undergraduate degrees. And so, HUG was set up but not without controversy prior to that when a committee was set up in 1999 to investigate the possibility of allowing hearing students in a bachelor degree program.

In October of 1999, Gallaudet University had almost a near riot on their hands had it gotten any more heated. The proposed HUG program sparked mostly negative reactions from deaf/hh students and staff at Gallaudet. Many students found it to be potentially liberating to learn from each other. But when it came to fraternities or sororities, they would prefer not to see hearing undergraduates become their frat boy or sorority sister. Not just the greek organizations, but any organizations on the campus of Gallaudet University.

What an odd way to go. Welcome hearing undergraduate students to the campus of Gallaudet University in the name of "diversity" and "cultural learning" but ban them from joining any deaf organization.

Problem is, Gallaudet University and its organization cannot prevent hearing undergraduates from joining one of their organization. These HUGgers will enjoy the same priviledge and treatment as the rest of the deaf/hh students at Gallaudet University. Even Astrid Goodstein, executive director of enrollment at Gallaudet University, made it pointedly clear that,

"Under no circumstances will the hearing students have special accommodations in any place on campus. Not in the classroom, not in the dorms, not in the registrar’s office. They will be treated as equal to our deaf students." - Excerpted from Silent News, Dec. 2000

Equal. Did you hear that? I wonder if that is a step up or step down? Anway, they're equal according to the eyes of President I King Jordan and Goodstein. And now, these HUGgers could try and join, for example, the ASP (Alpha Sigma Phi) fraternity. But of course many if not most of deaf/hh students will not like this. But I say this, too effing bad. President of the Student Body Government, Chris Soukup said,

"We will work to proactively involve them in all aspects of campus life and we will make sure they are deserving of all factions of the ‘Gallaudet experience’ that has enriched the lives of so many." - Excerpted from Silent News, Dec. 2000

I sincerely hope that one of the HUGgers get to join a fraternity or sorority, or some other organization on campus. Should these frats or organizations find a way to actively discourage and prevent HUGgers from joining, then they're looking for a lawsuit on their hands. And when it does happen I sincerely hope that they would lose just to learn about the facts of life regarding their precious little bubble. You cannot be discriminatory and exclusionary at the same time while inviting hearing undergraduate students into your world. It's either you invite them or you do not. And since Gallaudet University invited hearing undergrads to come and learn, they also invite them to be a part of the Gallaudet University's campus experience...including on becoming important contributors or members (gasp!) to the numerous deaf/hh organizations, fraternities, sororities and sports on campus. Imagine that.

Live with it.

Ann Coulter, Coming to a Newstand Near You

Here comes Ann! Liberals, go get your Dramamine ready. Check your news stand today, Monday, April 18, 2005.





She's acerbic. She speaks her mind. Liberals despise her for her truth and common sense approach laced with a "forked tongue" as weak-kneed Liberals would say. Coulter used to help write the nation’s laws. But with her tongue and wit, she is now far more powerful.

However, she's fine with me. But not everything about her is "OK" with me, too. But it's the Liberals who have issues with her, not me.

And, oh, just be careful what you write in the comment section. You don't want my wrath. Fear me.

Oh, please. Have a backbone here.

Overweight Problem, Droopy Skin and Lack of Self Confidence

Well, you know who you are. Are you happy with your body? Do you sometime look down and cannot see your feet? Do you have stretch marks? Do you have droopy skin? Do you run out of breath whenever you climb the stairs? Do you eat at too much? Too many fast food eateries? Are you still relatively young and have these problems? If so, you might want to consider exercising, change your eating habit and, if you can afford it, get some cosmetic surgery done. No, I'm not talking about hair transplant. I'm talking about lipo, tummy tuck and such.

My wife completed her cosmetic surgery late January for a breast reduction and tummy tuck all brought on by the birth of 3 lovely girls. It was time for her to get it and she decided that she was ready for it. So far, she is looking great and has begun her exercise regimen by walking 1 mile a day after our youngest daughter leave for her pre-school right before noon on her bus. After awhile she'll increase her walking to 2 or 3 miles a day and incorporate other types of exercising.

My wife surgery took place in El Paso, Texas located 90 miles from where we live in New Mexico. Last Friday she had her "after photo" for the "before and after" photo results. No. I 'm not going to show them here. And in 6 months, she'll report one last time for a final "after" photo result. All I can say is that she is much better and she is quite happy with the results so far. Her attitude about herself has improved as well. Bearing 3 children is not an easy task and can certainly ruin a woman's figure.

However, for men. They shouldn't have an excuse (other than perhaps a serious genetic problem). You are what you eat and/or do. Don't blame McDonalds or Taco Bell for your problem. Tis shows ignorancy and a refusal to accept your own responsibility for your own lifestyle. You have the ability to take control of your life.

If you want to learn more about cosmetic surgery and see "before and after" photos go here:

Exercise and discipline like I have done ever since I was 8 have helped me keep active. With soccer, wrestling, baseball, running and tumbling while growing up led me to an active lifestyle. And with 21 years of bodybuilding and powerlifting, I have found out that exercising helps keep me more energized. Almost counter-intuitive to think that exercising ought to leave you more tire. Not so. Since your body becomes much more efficient in using your muscles and lungs, and require less effort to move and do things. My exercise regime nowadays follow along with Aikido, a Japanese martial art. No easy task. It's fun and enjoyable, while at the same time can get brutal leaving injuries in the wake after doing so for 8 years. Steaven Seagal, the actor, is a 7th dan (degree) black belt in Aikido as a fyi. I may resume my weightlifting someday but for now, it's Aikido and I'm only a year away from getting my black belt. But my goal is day to day to try and show up for Aikido instead.

You should try and pick a favorite exercise hobby and start take an interest in a healthy lifestyle. And perhaps you'll live longer with a youthful vigor without all the nasty side-effects of what life may brings because you were careless with your body because of your unhealty lifestyle.

You know what I'm talking about.

Comments Can Now Be Made Via Haloscan

Haloscan commenting and trackback have been added to this blog.

So, you better watch yer manners. Also, all previous comments now have been erased because of the addition of the Haloscan. Boo hoo...but Haloscan will give me the ability to edit comments, delete or ban.

Are you a whinner who love to do yer bitchin'? Keep it clean folks. I mean it.

Illionois Bill Set to Vote on Criminalizing Action of People Who Perform Ultrasound on Pregnant Women Without Doctor's Order

The pro-abortion forces in the Illinois House are presenting a so-called effort to ensure the health of unborn children. However, the bill is set criminalize anybody who performs an ultrasound without a doctor's order. This is purely an effort prevent women from making a fully informed choice:

SPRINGFIELD Pro-abortion forces won a victory in the Illinois House Wednesday as State Rep. Rosemary Mulligan (R-Park Ridge successfully passed HB 2492 which would make it a criminal offense for an ultrasound to be administered without a doctor's order...

Mulligan, who is a strong abortion advocate, said that an ultrasound should not be done for political reasons to make anyone change their minds about any particular purpose (emphasis added).

It's obvious that Mulligan is upset that these new ultrasounds will show the unborn as, well, of course, real live human beings and not a "blob of tissue." This way women may not want to go through an abortion seeing that an actual human being is but a few inches inside of them. God forbid should they change the mind not to have an abortion! Gasp. And Mulligan wants to criminalize those who perform ultrasounds without a doctor's order.

PUHLEASE!! There's no surgery involved. Nobody gets hurt. And if the woman wants an ultrasound, she doesn't need a doctor's order to have one in the first place. An informed decision is critical. This is not garbage to be thrown away.

The people of Illinois need to wake up. The Illinois Senate need to kill this bill.

Howard "Brain Dead" Dean Part II

Here's Howard Dean who went from "Brain Dead Republicans" to "We're going to use Terri Schiavo later on (for the 2006 and 2008 elections)."
No wonder Howard "Brain Dead" Dean is too left of the lefty Democratic party. Virtually everybody is yawning over this, and the moderate Democratic base is getting irked by Dean's brainless rhetorics. Yeaaaarrgghh!! And he's the DNC chairman? All I can remember is his contant talks resulting on getting his foot in his mouth. His theme and his own minority party seems to circle around dead and felon voters.

Missionaries at Gallaudet University Reach Out to Deaf People

What you may not know:

Gallaudet University, the world's only university for the deaf, located in Washington, D.C., also boasts one of the few missionaries to deaf people.

Bob Rhoads, 40, leads a ministry at Gallaudet for Campus Crusade for Christ, and helps make "faith in Jesus" possible for the deaf, according to a recent article published on CCCi's website.

"A lot of deaf people think Christianity is just for hearing people," says Tami Jo Aanrud, a sophomore at Gallaudet, but Rhoads teaches students "about a faith that goes beyond hearing.

"Many deaf people experience isolation in church, without someone to explain what is going on, and according to Deaf Missions, less than 2 percent of deaf people are Christians.

Overcoming barriers posed by the physical incapacity to hear, the deaf ministry conducts bible studies, praises, and prays in sign language.

Read more at the link provided above.

ACLU Aids and Abets Illegals Away from Minuteman Project Volunteers?

Why is the ACLU helping illegal aliens from getting caught by the Minuteman Project volunteers??

American Civil Liberties Union activists shadowing the Minuteman Project at the U.S.-Mexican border in Arizona are actively aiding and abetting aliens attempting to enter the country illegally, said a spokesman for the volunteer civilian force.

Grey Deacon told Joseph Farah's nationally syndicated "WorldNetDaily RadioActive" audience yesterday that ACLU monitors sent to the border to watch Minuteman activity and report civil-liberties abuses to authorities have begun flashing lights, sounding horns and warning off illegals and their "coyote" human smugglers from entering territory patrolled by the volunteers.

"They are actively engaging in criminal activity," said Deacon. Deacon said the ACLU activists are resorting to new tactics because of the success the Minuteman Project is having in assisting the Border Patrol in spotting illegal aliens and in generating publicity about the insecure U.S.-Mexico border

"The ACLU's position is that illegal aliens have a right to enter our border and stay in this country as long as they want," said Deacon. "That's what one of the leaders of the group told me personally."

And you say you support the ACLU and you agree that these illegal aliens have the same if not more rights than you as an American citizen, and you support your tax dollars to support these illegal activities, including drug runners?

Shame on you for not wanting to protect America's borders. Please leave your front doors open and unlocked from now on since you're advocating an open border policy.

A Challenge

Ok. I've listed thet topics of all my blogs and explained whether the idea of the blogpiece was my own doing, partial or borrowed, or completely was the idea of the other person. Now, I've done my bit and yet this person still complains (wah wah) that I continue to "deny" that I have taken or borrowed idea from this particular person's blog. This is incorrect. Read again. I never made that denial. The fact is that very little was taken from this other guy. Geez, what a whiner we have on our hands. And I challenge you Mr. Whiner to tell me and the readers which ones that I "stole" your "idea" on what to write for my blogpiece. But really, who gives a fig. It's actually a riot to see him act like that. Even the Keystone Cops wouldn't do justice. What he fails to notice or notify readers that we each have very different ways of doing our blogs, and how we pick our subjects as well. What I don't do is kiss and tell.

Now, I did my job. Let's see if he'll do his. Highly unlikely, tho'. He'll just come up with another excuse or use his famous strawman tactic to divert attention from the real underlying issues.

UPDATE: As you might have expected, no response yet.

UPDATE II: As you might have expected, again, no response. He must've chickened out. All hot air and bravado (lying, too) didn't do much good for him.

When Connecticut Gets It Right on Civil Unions.

Captain's Quarters blogpiece voiced pretty my sentiments regarding marriage and civil unions while keeping the sacrement of marriage as it was intended for a man and woman together.

Anti Amy Kurz Blogsite??

Folks, we live in weird times. Sociopathically speaking for those who insist on putting up a website just to slander a civilian publically. That's generally a no no when we live in litigious times. Politicians, sure. But public civilians? No.

Now, I don't know the full detail behind all this and I don't intend to dig around for it either when it supposedly stretches back some 5 years. However, what I do know is that for anybody who sets up a website or a blogsite in order to slander, defame and/or commit character assassination publically over the internet where it can get recorded is surely the dumbest person around. This is exactly what stalkers do when it get to this unhealthy level of obsessiveness by putting up a blogsite just to slander and defame a person, and basically harass, terrorize and/or stalk the person electronically. Sometimes freedom of expression comes with a price if you're not careful.

After Amy threatened the owner(s) (who wont reveal themselves) of the Anti-Amy Kurz blogsite with litigation the owner(s) suddenly removed all of the damning but quite recent evidences of their past postings. However, evidence of their naughty remarks is posthumously preserved in the Google cache. You see, Google owns blogger.com. And anything you write in a blogsite under blogger.com gets recorded almost immediately for their search cache. Nice huh?

Here's the new but now shortened version of the Antiamykurz blogsite. And compare that with their past naughtiness here in the Google cache. Be sure to hit the cache button to see the recorded cache.

Now, it is best to do these "anti-amy" rants privately. Anything said publically could be subject to a lawsuit. Now, it's possibly too late for the owner(s) of the Antiarmykurz blogsite to preserve and cover their asses because Google captured these sordid moments. And it would probably be best to entirely remove the "antiamykurz" blogsite that should never have been there in the first place. Just let the whole thing fade away.

As for me, I'd just as soon as ignore them and forgive them, and move on, however. You can't put a price on defamation and slander. And never underestimate what a person could do when he/she put their mind into it to sue, either. Keep it up and somebody's going to get eggs on their face(s).

Real dumb for this owner(s) of the Antiamykurz blogsite to do this. Real dumb. I'd be inclined to nominate the owner(s) for the Darwin Award. Somehow they just don't belong in the common sense coalition.

The Plannned Murder of AF Maj. Gregory Stone and His Troop

From the A.P. on weasel Akbar on his premeditative plan to kill U.S. soldiers in Iraq/Kuwait in his diary.

In the entry dated Feb. 4, 2003, Akbar referred to mistreatment by his fellow soldiers: "I suppose they want to punk me or just humiliate me. Perhaps they feel that I will not do anything about that. They are right about that. I am not going to do anything about it as long as I stay here. But as soon as I am in Iraq, I am going to try and kill as many of them as possible."

Another entry said: "I will have to decide to kill my Muslim brothers fighting for Saddam Hussein or my battle buddies. I am hoping to get into a position so I don't have to take any crap from anyone anymore."

Elsewhere, he wrote: "I may not have killed any Muslims, but being in the Army is the same thing. I may have to make a choice very soon on who to kill."

The entries were found on Akbar's computer in a rented storage before he was sent off to the Middle East.

Killed in the attack were Army Capt. Christopher Seifert, 27, who was shot in the back, and Air Force Maj. Gregory Stone, 40, who suffered 83 shrapnel wounds. Another 14 soldiers were injured.

Yet, Akbar plans to plead the insanity case. Yeah, sure. When he had forethought to plan the killings.

Reality Time

Ok. A certain somebody has been getting a bit snippy claiming I'm using or taking his ideas to run my blog. The truth is, very little. In a moment of false gradeur he thinks his blog helps my blog to maintain my readership. Read my lips, who...gives...a...fig? Except for the guy complaining. I do, however, make a point to correct his errors, especially in the sciences or other false ideas he'd like to perpetuate. I write what I feel like writing at the moment. But I'm not the type to kiss and tell. Major differences between me and the other guy when it comes to blogging.

Here are all of my blog titles going back to 10/22/2004 when I first started blogging. Might be an interesting project for the complainer to do some matching and comparing, and start rubber stamping his blog articles with a patent number where he "owns" his "ideas". If you think you know who, go ahead and start comparing. You're probably right on who you think this person might be.

"Nope" = that it was all my idea.

Forgive me on this very long piece. It is spaced for easier reading. Of course, the complainer will probably complain that I stole his idea to make this response piece. Wonders of wonders.


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Will An Asteroid Hit Earth on Friday the 13th, April 2029? - nope and "sorta", when it comes down to the very end of my blogpiece but this was a story that was completely missed out because of the tsunami disaster. Ready for 2029?

Deaf Fairy Bikers - nope

1000 Mexican Troops Help Drug Runners and Illegals Cross U.S. Border -nope

See "Update" on the La Palma Blog - nope, but to inform reader not to miss the update.

Volcano on the Island of La Palma Threatens East Coast - nope. I've been wanting to address this for quite some time. The Supervolcano upcoming show reminded me of this widely unknown potential. Watch for another fictional movie on this idea borrowed on the La Palma tsunami.

Benson Tong..... So Long. - definitely not.

Trial for Murder of Maj. Gregory Stone. - most certainly not.

1000 Mexican Soldiers Prepare - Will They Help the Minuteman Project?? - nope.

When Bitchin' is News - somewhat. But who would consider "bitchin" news anway? Oh, yeah, they do.

Benson Tong...resigned? - nope. My "breaking" news to the deafies on this. You're welcome Buff and Blue.

Super-HIV Man Dying? - nope.

ACLU - America's Vigilantes? - nope.

The Bane of America....and it's not the Minuteman Project - nope. C'mon. This was news begging to be blogged.

Ms. Wu Sends A Thank You - nope.

What Deaf People May Not Know About M.A.S.H. and Klinger - yes! Of course, he keeps saying that he always knew Klinger was never gay even though his blogpiece said otherwise. Couldn't resist to blog about this obvious error.

The Minuteman Project - nope.

Spineless or helpless? - plead the 5th. Can't tell who is telling the truth nowadays.

When Stupid People Require a "Fox Blocker" - nope.

Kofi Annan Mulls Quiting U.N. - nope.

Terri Schiavo - When America Decides to Murder Her - nope. Big story here. Hard not to blog about it.

Koko the Gorilla's Handlers Sue for "Obscene" Gesture Requests - nope.

Semper Fidelis - nope. Being in a family with military ties and connection, this makes sense to blog about it. And a reminder to a certain somebody.

Zippy Hydrogen Powered BMW Car, ANWR, Caribou and the Alaskan Oil Pipeline. - nope. New technology fascinates me.

Purple Middle Finger Monsters - nope. Just that these idiots need to be made an example of.

Howard "Brain Dead" Dean - nope. He's truly brain dead.

Check it out. Ain't Saying this Again. - nope.

Super HIV Bug Confirmed. - nope. Just following this story.

Deaf Man Dream to Build a Deaf Town - nope. In fact, I did this story, and then he produced a blog about it a few days later on his site. Tell me he's complaining about this, too?

Bug Chasers - Intent to Kill - nope. Real wackos out there.

Acts of Stupidity...Brian Nichols and Safety Protocols - nope.

Ward Churchill.....Another Doozy, Plagiarism. - nope.

Google Experiencing Technical Difficulties...stand by. -what do you think?

Gallaudet University, Who is Mr. Benson Tong? - certainly not. This was major news that even the Buff and Blue never knew about until after I did this, and somebody informed the editor about my blog on Tong. Too bad they can't cover it since they've committed themselves to other articles in upcoming BnB prints. They would had he not left the campus by then. He got "skeered" and decided to leave.

Gallaudet University - Rate Your Professor. - nope. In fact, I got this idea from Amy. Thanks!!

CTIA Wireless - How Wireless Continues to Help Deaf and Hard of Hearing People - nope. And yet Deafies would complain at the mere sight of me talking on a cell phone in their presence. They need to grow a spine.

Microsoft Losing Suit over Local College Student Representing Himself - nope. And hey, this is one Liberal guy I'm rooting for!!

The Extreme Liberal Bias Against Phil Mitchell of CU - nope.

Uber-cool Cyborg Device - nope. It's not even a CI device. Please, folks. Read the links next time!

Are You a "Go-Getter" Athlete or Do You Make Excuses? - nope.

Arrest of the Armanious Murderers - nope. Big news. Gotta blog this.

The Problem with Deaflympics..."Wannabe Athletes?" - nope. Deaflympics does discriminate.

When Militant Deaf Liberals Use the "Fake but Accurate" Response - somewhat but to point out some details about them. A follow-up mostly from Ward Churchill's blog below.

Ward Churchill's Painting: Fake but Accurate - nope.

Justice for Maj. Gregory Stone - certainly not.

Rebuild Iraq Expo - nope. C'mon, get real!

Juan Cole's Way of Protesting Middle Eastern Bloggers - nope.

Incredible Skiing Conditions on Sierra Blanca - nope.

Gene Therapy is First Deafness Cure - nope.

It's Idaho's Faults. - nope.

Cool Hybrid Automobiles - nope.

Wikipedia? How about Wickedpedia? -nope.

Illegal Cell Phone Jammers to Proliferate? -nope.

Deaf Republicans - An Up and Coming Political Organization - nope. In fact, he complained about this new grassroots organization.

India's Very Own Deaf And Dumb Actress - nope. He never even touched this one.

1st Annual World Deaf Poker Tournament - nope. This is a virtual unknown. Heck, I was surprised he didn't even mention this one. I guess he is not a big poker fan. Maybe spin the bottle.

Interpreter for Deaf and Blind Not to be Deported - nope.

When a Cochlear Implant Works - nope.

"The Virginia Monologues" - nope. Got some weird responses on this one.

Confused Gay Penguins Attempt to Hatch Stones - nope. But it was so funny, I had to blog this one. Believe me, nature will never go outright gay.

cBS' Spawns of Hell to Cannibalize Leader - nope. Notice the "bs" in "cBS"

Beta Version of Video Google Comes Up with Deaf Deportation - nope.

Mr. Ho and the Supervirus (HIV) - nope. A new AIDS nightmare. Something to be concerned about. Well, not me personally but you get the idea.

Mike McConnell - One of Liberals Worst Nightmare - nope, but true.

Buck Naked Bison - No Skinny Dipping Allowed - nope. In fact, he blogged about this the very next day or two. Did I complain? No. See what I mean?

NYT Screams Alarm About New AIDS Report , Says "Not Surprise." - nope.

Eason Jordan Quits Commie News Network (CNN) - nope. Eason's an idiot.

Aikido - What Is It? - nope. It's still not karate or tae kwon do for those who don't even know what it is.

New HIV Strain in NYC - Ground Zero? - nope. Scary.

Eason Jordan - "Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire" - nope.

Protesting via your 1, 5, 10 and 20 dollar bills. - nope.

sComm, Inc Wins $1.3 Million NIH Award - nope. I broke this news. The CEO and I maintain contact and first informed me of this award.

I. King Jordan on NPR - nope. I like to see this complainer keep up with Jordan's excellent marathoning ability....running marathons I mean.

Privatizing Social Security - nope. A good idea though.

Koran-friendly U.S. Bankers Lend Interest-Free Loans. - nope.

Patriots wins! - nope.

Deaf Republicans...4 more years. - nope.

Eason Jordan and North Korea - nope.

Mike McConnell on Mike McConnell - nope. It's not what you think.

When a Picture of a Pregnancy Kit Gets Banned from a Billboard via "Backdoor Censorship" - nope.

When Terrorists Use Mentally-Disabled People as Weapons - nope. These are desperate people.

Even gay people have their limits - nope, well, let me think, probably so, in a round about way.

Kokonut Pundits Gets Mentioned in FrontPageMag - nope.

Survey said!....the "Abstinence Only" programs - nope. He still complains about this. It does work. You can't die practicing abstinence.

Completely Clueless People - yep. But readers need to know.

The Sistani Myth....uh, "disinformation" - nope.

The "No Plan" Pre/Post Iraq War Myth - nope. Got mentions of my blogpiece in some of the bigger well known conservative blogs.

Give 'em the finger. - nope.

Lefty Blogs...nothing good to say about the Iraqi election? - nope.

Official Day of Freedom in Iraq - nope.

A Day of Democratic Reckoning in Iraq. - nope.

My Aikido Blog Site - nope. Well, sort of. He keeps thinking this is karate.

Deaf Terrorists vs The Hearing World - nope. Not that Deaf terrorist. Call it serendipity.

When Mainstream Media Aids And Abets The Enemy - nope.

Polls Finds Iraqis Overwhelmingly Favor Elections - nope.

When People Get the Wrong Idea....again. - nope. Well, sort of. Was thinking about that guy.

A Funny Little Clip - nope. This is an absolutely funny short clip.

GOP Bloggers Is Now Officially Up. - nope.

AIRBUSTED! European Pride and Joy. - nope.

The "Gay Bowel Syndrome"? - this was an accidental blog when I was researching diseases.

I Jib, You Jab...check out JibJab! - nope. Funnny! Poke fun at both Liberals and Republicans.

President Bush Inaugural Address - nope.

Scattered Words...an interesting blogsite. - kind of, but an accidental discovery. Then noticed why the complainer don't like that site.

Kiddie Comic Books and Clinton's Inaugural Address - of course, just added the kiddie comic books for effects.

Continuing Saga of Lauri's Discrimination - nope.

Hate Crime Against Christians - nope.

Michael Moore - A High School Reject - nope. Michael Moore need to eat more Big Macs and Fries.

It's Da Love Bomb for Terrorists - nope. But funny.

When A Liberal Goes Nutty - nope. It wasn't even his email in the first place.

Disqualified Russian Wrestler Was Not Exactly Hearing - nope. Just following the event.

140 students from FSDB to Perform at Superbowl - nope. These kids were really excited. It'd be a real honor to perform at the Superbowl. Except this complainer called these kids pretty nasty things, so to speak.

The First Trillionaire...guess who may be one someday? - nope. And Gates was never a frat.

When a Stupid "Burglar" Does the Colossal - nope.

Indoctrination into ASL at Gallaudet University - nope. A bit of a cult mindset on the campus of Gallaudet.

The $240,000 Question.... - nope.

A Gay Pedophile to Get His Dues in Court? - nope. People who prey on innocent kids need to be castrated.

Video to 61,000 Public Schools to Promote "Family Values" - nope. Look closer on my writings here. Not what it seems.

When People Do Dumb Things. - nope.

Deaflympics Chinese Player Forgot to Remove Hearing Aid, Team Disqualified - nope. Just following the game like everybody else.

Will the 6th Deaf World Golf Championships Violate Lauri's Right in 2006? - nope.

Canada To Prevent Discrimination at Deaf Games - nope. Found this out. Good thing Canada will enforce this. Got official words from the people in Canada.

The UN's DERT and SCHAT Teams - nope.

When Racism Rears Its Ugly Head at UVA - nope.

Please visit Hero Bracelet. - nope.

"Stingy" Commentators Eat Own Feet - nope.

U.N. attempts to take credit for USAID's work. - nope.

Questioning Kwanzaa..... - nope. Not even a religion. Please!

Day by Day cartoon - nope. Funny political cartoon.

Deaf scuba diver survives tsunami - nope.

Sticks and Stones.... sort of, complainer couldn't get a clue.

The "stinginess" bandwagon...a dangerous ride - nope.

Bob Stenehjem - a Seattle native with a heart of gold. - nope.

A Digital Piano or a Laptop? - nope.

Where to go to help the tsunamis victims? - nope. In fact, I put this blog out so others can find the links to help with the contribution. The complainer never bothered to help the cause.

When Some Liberals Refuse to Think First about Aids to Tsunami Victims - nope.

A false hate crime reported...a real doozy - nope.

When religious intolerance exists one day out of 365 days of the year - nope.

Hate Crime Bill - a double standard. - nope.

LAURI, I Cannot Contact You in Email. Is your email inbox full?? :) - nope.

Ugandans Send a Message About Abstinence - nope.

Democrats' Dominos Theory of Disaster - nope.

More U.S. Teens Delay Having Sex, Study Finds - nope. Too bad, he got it all wrong.

When Political Correctness Goes Too Far in Deaf Organizations Discriminating Against Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant Users - nope.

When students of Gallaudet University get harassed because of cell phone use on campus - sort of, continuing from an earlier related blog.

The Cure on Hearing Loss - nope.

The Murder of Maj. Gregory Stone - nope. Hang the bastard murderer.

My Daughter Sleeps - nope. My favorite photo.

Gallaudet Student Attempted to Stop Hard of Hearing from Using Cell Phone in Cafeteria - yes, of course. Only because he talked about it and I found it totally ridiculous to what he was saying.

"Confused No More!" - nope. But certainly an inspiration. Complainer yet complained about this person's conversion.

Gallaudet University: Political Affiliation Among Instructors? - nope. Gally is a Liberal campus...no, not Liberal Arts..but LEEBERAL.

A Bond(ing) Issue: Any Black, Deaf Democrats/Republicans Out There? - nope.

"Diversity in Comments" in a Deaf Bloggers' World - nope but a response to this complainer's antics and dooty mouth.

"Abstain or Die!" - nope. Yeah, you'll die if you abstain.

"I got Fayhaa!" - nope.

Muslim Intellectuals and Liberals put the United Nations on the Hot Seat - nope.

A Failed Revolution - nope.

Faith Based Iniative...it works! - nope.

You Cannot Take God Out of Thanksgiving. - nope.

Ellen DeGeneres Honors Troops, Families on Holiday Show - nope.

Are You a Deaf or Hard of Hearing Blogger Who Happens to be a Republican? - nope. Goodness, what do you think?

Hillary's Continued Attempt to Deceive Americans - nope.

Can the Clinton Library Withstand Mother Nature? - nope. I thought it was interesting to see exactly how vulnerable Arkansas is from natural disasters. Of course, the complainer was shocked thinking I would want former Pres. Clinton dead. Hardly, I don't want anybody to suffer from injuries or death because of a natural disaster. But they do occur, unfortunately.

The Reagan anti-AIDS/HIV myths - nope. Still, he believes to this day that R.R. didn't do squat about AIDS.

Revisionists. Liars. And Cheaters. - nope.

My own Company on Blogshares...worth $720 and going up. - nope. Weird site.

Foul Language Will Not Be Tolerated - a response to the complainer's incessant use of foul language in my blogsite.

The 60 Million Votes Man...President Bush. - nope.

A Deranged Dem Walking Naked in D.C.? - yes. Thought it was a funny sight.

Who is Hillary Screwing? The Democrats? - nope. Just so you're not confused, Hillary is screwing with the Democrats...the far, far left that is.

Strassler's Obfuscation and Silent Scream - nope.

Onward Ho! - nope. Note the funny title.

Resend email again. - nope.

Bush wins! - nope. Remember, John Kerry lost.

Gallaudet a liberal univ,? - nope. Yes, Gally is a liberal univ.

A Sad, Sad Email, - nope. There are some seriously brain dead people out there.

Public Libraries not for B4B? - nope.

"It's the economy stupid!" - nope.

Comments are Now Open to Everyone - nope.

DeafRepublicans First Email Spatz - nope.

Deaf Republicans in Uproar 2 - nope.

DeafRepublicans goes National! - nope.

Kokonut Pundits Strikes again. - nope.

Deaf Republicans in Uproar - nope.

The Bloggers Made Us Do It!! - nope.

Kerry blunders...Morris is right. - nope.

Jason Lamberton and his blogs - nope. Hi Jason!!

"Vote or Die" versus "Vote or go to Hell" - nope.

In tribute of Maj. Gregory Stone - nope.

Kokonut Pundits officially recognized! - nope. Major blog site recognized my contribution.

Terry McAuliffe gets scathing letter - nope.

Experts sought lip read Bush and Kerry. - nope.

Ed's snootiness and disABLED people - nope.

Is Kerry a "poopiehead"? - nope....yes, he is a poopiehead but I want him to live.
The Bush Rally.....the second coming. - nope.

A Blogger gets Blogged in Blogosphere. - nope.

Gallaudet Univ - how liberal? - nope. Very liberal.

Culturally Deaf people fear work? - nope.

A Gally student blogged the RNC - nope.

Middle school students vote for Bush - nope.

The Second Coming.......... - nope.

Jason Lamberton's website - nope.

Opening salvo against Kerry's grab - nope. My first cleaver blog aimed at John "I was in Cambodia" Kerry.

Will An Asteroid Hit Earth on Friday the 13th, April 2029?

The world was focused on the December 26, 2004 killer tsunami when news of a truly killer 1000 ft long stony asteroid 106 million miles away is headed toward earth on a date in 2029.

The holidays and the tsunami in South Asia pushed 2004 MN4 out of the news, and in the meantime additional observations showed that the asteroid would miss, but only by 15,000 to 25,000 miles -- about one-tenth the distance to the moon. Asteroid 2004 MN4 was no false alarm. Instead, it has provided the world with the best evidence yet that a catastrophic encounter with a rogue visitor from space is not only possible but probably inevitable.

It also demonstrated the tenacity of the small band of professionals and amateurs who track potential impact asteroids, and highlighted the shortcomings of an international system that pays scant attention to their work.

"I used to say the total number of people interested in this was no more than one shift at a McDonald's restaurant," said David Morrison, an astronomer at NASA's Ames Research Center and a student of near-Earth objects for nearly three decades. "Now it's maybe two shifts." Awareness of the apocalyptic potential of near-Earth objects has been slow to develop. It took years for Nobel laureate Luis Alvarez and his son Walter to win acceptance for their 1980 research showing that a near-Earth object impact quite likely caused the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

"The human brain wouldn't grasp reality until it had somewhat more direct evidence," said Colorado-based planetary scientist Clark R. Chapman of the Southwest Research Institute, another longtime expert on near-Earth objects. "Alvarez provided that."

The vast majority of near-Earth objects are asteroids -- huge rocks or chunks of iron that travel around the sun in eccentric orbits that cross Earth's path periodically. The rest are comets -- ancient piles of dust, stones and ice that come in from the edges of the solar system.

"The good news is that comets represent 1 percent of the danger," said Donald K. Yeomans, who manages NASA's Near-Earth Object Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. "The bad news is that should we find one, there's not a lot we can do about it. . . . We detect them only nine months from impact." Asteroids, by contrast, generally offer decades or even centuries of warning -- unless they are too small to detect, in which case there is no warning at all. But today's technology enables astronomers to get a fix on any asteroid capable of causing a global "extinction event" -- six miles in diameter or bigger.

Asteroid 2004 MN4 is a "regional" hazard -- big enough to flatten Texas or a couple of European countries with an impact equivalent to 10,000 megatons of dynamite -- more than all the nuclear weapons in the world. Even though it will be a near miss in 2029, that will not be the last word.

"You don't know what the gravitational effect of the Earth will be," said Brian G. Marsden, who oversees the hunt for near-Earth objects as director of the Minor Planet Center at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.

"In 2029, the [close encounter with] Earth will increase the size of the orbit, and the object could get into a resonance with the Earth," he added. "You could get orbit matchups every five years or nine years, or something in between." In fact, 2004 MN4 could come close again in 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038 or later.

What many don't know is that this asteroid will come within 15,000 miles from earth or about 1/3rd the distance from here to the moon. And also, this asteroid was discovered in one of the orbital belt where the sun's glare hid the asteroid's presence.

Tholen, of the University of Hawaii, is a frequent contributor in the search for threatening objects. He specializes in "Atens," a subspecies that orbit mostly between the Earth and the sun and are difficult to see in the glare of the sun. To spot Atens, astronomers must work at dawn or dusk.

Tholen's team, on a field trip to the University of Arizona's Steward Observatory, had booked an hour on the evenings of June 19, 20, 23 and 24, 2004. They found a new Aten on the first evening and saw it again on the second evening. It was about 106 million miles away.

So, if you thought killer tsunami waves or the prospect of a supervolcano alarming, then an asteroid slamming into earth would make those disasters pale in comparison. What this article tells us is that there could be more asteroids out there than we care to think giving rise to the potential and increasing danger of an actual asteroid impact because the detection of one may go unnoticed long enough before its too late to do anything about it should there be a very small one versus a larger object that would be more likely to get picked up.