Monday, March 17, 2014
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Charlie Porter, an Adventurer Who Reshaped Climbing, Is Dead at 63 - NYTimes.com
| Charlie Porter, solo, Baffin Island, 1975. He ran out of food and hiked back 10 days on frostbitten feet. |
Charlie Porter, an Adventurer Who Reshaped Climbing, Is Dead at 63 - NYTimes.com:
When Charlie Porter showed up in the Yosemite Valley in the early 1970s and started forging new climbing routes up the famously imposing monolithic rock wall known as El Capitan, he was something of a mystery man, a stranger to the clubby group of mostly Californians who had made Yosemite the center of the climbing world.
He was from the East somewhere — Massachusetts, it turned out — and he had not grown up in the sport the way just about every other accomplished climber had, but his skills seemed otherworldly.
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9/11 - from space
taken from the International Space Station, 9/11/2001
by Astronaut Frank Culbertson
I first saw the towers after the second plane hit. Watching from a Newark office building where I was representing a client in a Social Security disability hearing, I saw the second plume of smoke rising before it merged with the first, curving south in a light breeze against a clear blue sky. - gwc

by Astronaut Frank Culbertson
I first saw the towers after the second plane hit. Watching from a Newark office building where I was representing a client in a Social Security disability hearing, I saw the second plume of smoke rising before it merged with the first, curving south in a light breeze against a clear blue sky. - gwc
Expanded search for Malaysian Jet
This map shows all the landing places the Malaysian jet could reach from its last known position. If they don't find it on the bottom of the sea or in a himalayan valley there will be nveer ending speculation.

Friday, March 14, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
A Landmark Restored, From Mosaic Marble Floor to Grand Dome - NYTimes.com
The Williamsburg Savings Bank headquarters restored in Brooklyn. The old WSB tower a mile away is still the tallest building in Brooklyn
A Landmark Restored, From Mosaic Marble Floor to Grand Dome - NYTimes.com:


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Coordinates match
MH370: Satellite images show possible crash debris in South China sea – live
http://gu.com/p/3nfka
Fr. Jack Alexander, S.J.
Fr.. Jack Alexander, S.J. moderator of the Brooklyn Prep Alumni Association and beloved former teacher has died, 90 years of age, at Murray Weigel Hall, Fordham, Bronx, NY. He is an exemplar of that rare breed of men who foresaking family for celibacy dedicated his life to the service of others - particularly boys like me at Jesuit high schools who will always be grateful for the respect we were shown and the example he set.- GWC

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