Mass Street Lawrence Kansas April 2, 2012
Wise Acres on Mass St. in Lawrence, Kansas
The Wise Acres play during a live art show outside White Chocolate on Mass St. in Lawrence, KS, Saturday, April 18, 2009. This is a song about whiskey shots.
The History of Massachusetts
Our last APUSH project, presented to you by Emily, Hannah, Emma, Michelle, and Ayanna on the history of the very Bay State we were born in.
Cat fight results in stabbing, 700 block of Main St. Worcester, Mass. USA
The 700 block of Main Street in Worcester has long been a very troubled area of persistent drug sales activity that includes a lot of criminal activity to support drug addictions.
It was very bad here some time back, and would still be off the hook if it had not been for the efforts of myself, and my latest tool in the fight to reclaim my City of Worcester Streets with the introduction of my surveillance system and my ability to make and post videos to my You Tube channel.
I have been performing an annual D-Day inspired campaign as a one man Army (Air Force) to fight the battle to take beck the streets to make them safe for the average person to use without fear, or undue interference as they go on about their legal and lawful business conducting business with the merchants and small business owners in the 700 block of Main Street.
No one wants to park their car in my neighborhood and frequent a business if they have to worry that they will find their GPS unit stolen when they get back to their car. With all the gangs of drug addicted, and drug selling individuals that accost the average passerby with persistent questions asking them if they are all set or informing them that they have the fire or the hard meaning crack cocaine for sale, or lenta meaning bags of Heroin for sale.
I have seen fights break out with knives drawn over someone selling to someone else who is a customer of theirs.
They do this right here in plain view on Main Street in the second largest City in New England, and it seems that no one other than myself seems to think this is a problem. I come from a long line of mechanics and believe that anything broken can be fixed, or made better with innovation and Yankee ingenuity.
I found a broken system of justice here in the Worcester County of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts when I was 25 and a serving member of the United States Government as a non-commissioned officer in service as a member of the United States Air Force Reserve program,
I tried to advance my views when I was 25 and I was dismissed as a lunatic by those who failed to have a world wide vision of America's future as I did. America is truly the last great beacon of hope for mankind as it says on the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, chiseled onto the inscription on the base for all to see.
Somewhere along the line from the days of Camelot until today, we as a nation have lost sight of what is important, and what is not. Money, drugs, and illegal behavior of all types has become the norm for many so called American citizens who scam the system to get whatever they can without regard for those that are truly in need through no fault of their own,
We have many special interest groups all working furiously to find an answer, each going their own way, and doing what they feel is the right thing to do, with the end result that we have a large round life boat in the ocean of indifference worldwide to our plight that is being propelled in many different directions, with the end result that we are going nowhere in the recovery field.
We all need to pull our oars in the same direction, and thus make landfall quickly.
The recently elected Governor of Massachusetts Charlie D. Baker Jr. has started the ball rolling with the Opiate Addiction Task Force, it is up to us to run the ball home for a touchdown, and I am the quarterback calling the shots after spending nearly thirty years investigating why our Country is in peril, and how to prevent its destruction.
Those that disagree with me, and my knowledge can certainly attempt to refute my findings in my dissertation from the school of hard knocks University of Life, but they will be unable to find any flaw in my discovery that will negate my findings.
I welcome them to try though. I welcome them to try hard as they might, but ultimately they will find that right is might, and the truth, though it may hurt, will set you free in the end.
Truth, Justice, and the American way will prevail against all odds of dissension, overt and obtuse racial motivations of sowing discord and disunity in an attempt to justify immoral behaviors that will not stand the test of time.
I am what I am, it is far past time to deal with that fact and restore to me that which is mine, my honor.
/s/ Mr. Ronald Lawrence O'Clair, Private American Citizen, Patriot of the Press.
*Copyright c. 2015 O'Clair, R. L. & Peace Incorporated, (Facebook page non-profit for world peace) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED no part of this may be reproduced or electronically transmitted without the express written permission of the author/producer/investigative journalist: Mr. Ronald L. O'Clair, under the copyright provisions of the U.S. Code, Title 17 sections 107-119, For information you may contact the author/producer at: ronaldoclair@hotmail.com In addition to the 75+ videos on You Tube, you will find over 40 published articles under the authors name at: incitytimesworcester.org
Hail to the Spirit of Liberty, by John Philip Sousa
Recorded live in concert by the Metropolitan Wind Symphony, Lewis J. Buckley, conductor, in Lexington MA, 3/2/14.
The Metropolitan Wind Symphony is an all-volunteer community band specializing in high quality wind literature for over 40 years.
Faces of EPA: Mary Kentula
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Meet Mary Kentula, an ecologist at EPA’s National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory in Corvallis, OR. Mary works on EPA’s National Wetland Condition Assessment which is a statistical survey that addresses some of the gaps in our understanding of wetland health by providing information on the ecological condition of the nation’s wetlands and stressors most commonly associated with poor wetland conditions.
As Mary explains, wetlands are a vital component of our nation’s waters. They provide a wide array of benefits that contribute to the overall health and integrity of aquatic ecosystems and people’s well-being. Mary is one of many scientists at EPA focused on learning more about trends in wetland quality and quantity.
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The Case for an Article V. Convention
Lawrence Lessig, along with several MA State Representatives and Wolf PAC volunteers went to the Boston Statehouse to explain how an Article V. Convention of the States can bring Free and Fair Elections to America.
Haverill, MA: Elevators in the Haverhill Parking Garage
These are Otis hydraulic elevators they have the Otis Series 2 fixtures. These elevators have a front and rear opening. Level B is the bridge to the MBTA Commuter Rail (Purple Line). These elevators were installed or modernized in the Late 2000s/Early 2010s.
Ode to Bill Weld
And this is how I feel.
Bagnell Dam Aerial View 12 Floodgates December 31 2015
** Construction started on the dam in 1929 and was completed in 1931. The resulting reservoir, the Lake of the Ozarks, has a surface area of 55,000 acres (22,000 ha), over 1,150 miles (1,850 km) of shoreline (1850 km), and stretches 94 miles (151 km) from end to end. At the time of construction it was one of the largest man-made lakes in the world and the largest in the United States.
The concept of a hydro electric power plant on the Osage River was first introduced by a Kansas City developer as long ago as 1912. Ralph Street managed to put together the funding to construct a dam across the Osage River and began building roads, railroads and support structures necessary to begin construction of a dam that would impound a much smaller lake than what is now known as Lake of the Ozarks. Sometime in the mid-1920s, Street’s funding dried up and he had to abandon the idea of the first hydroelectric power plant on the Osage River.
Upon Street’s failure to deliver the power plant, Union Electric Power and Light stepped in with an engineering firm from Boston, Massachusetts, and designed and constructed Bagnell Dam in one of the most unlikely spots along the Osage River. Many thought the $30 million project would be a disaster with the stock market crash of 1929, but it proved to be a boost to many families in the area as well as the hundreds who traveled across the country seeking work. By today’s standards, all construction was done by hand, and the equipment used in the construction was quite primitive. The construction of Bagnell Dam was completed and Lake of the Ozarks was a full reservoir in fewer than two years.[4]
The stock market crash of 1929, which precipitated the Great Depression occurred just months after construction began on Bagnell Dam. The project employed thousands of laborers, providing a large economic boost to the rural area around the dam and to the state as a whole at a time when jobs were scarce
Construction of the dam allowed for thirteen floodgates, as the original design called for. However, only twelve floodgates were installed, and the thirteenth spillway opening is walled shut with concrete. The engineers calculated that twelve floodgates provided a large enough margin of safety. It may be apocryphal that Union Electric officials did not want to jinx the dam with the unlucky number 13
Bagnell Dam impounds the Osage River in the U.S. state of Missouri, creating the Lake of the Ozarks. The 148-foot (45 m) tall concrete gravity dam was built by the Union Electric Company (now AmerenUE) for the purpose of hydroelectric power generation as its Osage Powerplant. It is 2,543 feet (775 m) long, including a 520-foot (160 m) long spillway and a 511-foot (156 m) long power station. The facility with eight generators has a maximum capacity of 215 megawatts.
**Wikipedia
Meet Andy Black - Hollywood & Highland 5/7/2016
Artist, Richard Villa went to support Andy Black on his first Meet & Greet as a solo artist on Saturday, May 7th at HOT TOPIC in Hollywood, California. Here is an artistic documentation of that afternoon from an artists's perspective.
Song: Ribcage from the Andy Black album Shadow Side
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaking at the 2019 Iowa Democratic Party Hall of Fame celebration
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts was one of the 19 candidates who addressed the Iowa Democratic Hall of Fame celebration in Cedar Rapids, June 9, 2019. (Jason Smith/Little Village)
I Have Looked for Our Rights
From HBO's John Adams (2008), episode two (Independence).
John Dickinson (PA) and John Adams (MA) clash, for neither the first nor the last time. A rewrite of the a certain great fortune debacle.
Featuring Zeljko Ivanek, Paul Giamatti, Danny Huston.
Origins of the Military-Industrial Complex
Daniel Else explored the results of his year-long inquiry into the organizational underpinnings of that military technological revolution of the 1940s and 1950s. By mining the Library's resources, Else traced the evolving relationship between science and the federal government leading to the creation of the Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD) in 1941. A temporary wartime agency, OSRD mobilized the nation's academic and industrial technological resources in support of the war effort, and in so doing profoundly altered the linkages between science and engineering, industry, and government. Else explored those wartime changes and outline their impact, still seen and felt today more than seven decades after V-J Day.
Speaker Biography: Daniel Else was a specialist in national defense in the Congressional Research Service in the Library of Congress and the 2016 Kluge Staff Fellow at the Library's John W. Kluge Center.
For transcript and more information, visit
First Amendment Award: Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
The Ford Hall Forum presents the 2010 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), which is dedicated to defending and sustaining individual rights at America's colleges and universities. Greg Lukianoff, President of FIRE; Steven Pinker, bestselling author and FIRE Advisory Board member; and Harvey Silverglate, Civil liberties lawyer and FIRE Co-Founder, join moderator Judge Nancy Gertner of the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts to discuss their organization's work and what freedom of speech means today.
Athol Massachusetts 1887 Panoramic Bird's Eye View Map 6399
Panoramic Maps, also known as Bird's Eye View, aerial view, or perspective maps. These were a popular form of art at the turn of the 20th century depicting a city's key points of interest.
Unlike traditional maps, Panoramic maps often highlighted the commercial aspects of a town, while also clearly showing many local residences.
I've had a lot fun looking up places I've been to on these maps -- and I've gotta say - It's amazing just how much things change -- and also how much things stay the same.
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Speaking Out in Support of Cox, Kettler | KrisAnne Hall, January 12th. 2017
Is the 2nd Amendment important do you and do you believe states are sovereign? If you answered yes, then watch this video and take a stand. You're help is and your voice needs to be heard today. Not tomorrow, not next week, but today.
The 10th Amendment Says
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.
In 2013 Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback signed into law House Bill 2199, also known as ‘The Second Amendment Protection Act’ which states - that any federal gun control laws that may be passed are not valid in the state of Kansas under the new law. The bill also prevents any federal agent from enforcing federal gun control laws within the state, as well as allowing prosecution of federal officers who try to enforce such laws within the state’s borders.
Additionally, the statute purportedly exempts from federal gun-control laws the firearms, accessories and ammunition manufactured commercially or privately in Kansas and kept within the state’s borders. The Kansas act made it a felony for a federal official to enforce certain directives of Congress regarding firearms.
But..................Citizens Get Thrown Under the Bus
Prosecutors for the Federal Government have charged Shane Cox, owner of Tough Guys gun store in Chanute, of illegally making and marketing firearms, specifically sound suppressors. Prosecutors as well have accused Jeremy Kettler, a disabled U.S. Army veteran, as a Tough Guys client who acquired a silencer from Cox and filmed a live-fire test of the gear. Everything these men did were supposed to be protected by the Kansas 2nd Amendment Protection Act, but Gov. Brownback has not come to their defense and neither has their Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt.
Jeremy Kettler as you'll see at the end of this video is a young man, with a young family and young children. He has never been charged or convicted with a crime and everything he did, he did based on the belief that his behavior was completely lawful, based on Kansas law and with the expectation that if need be the state of Kansas would step in on his behalf to defend his rights.
Well the Federal Government in a brutal and sadistic act of shameless authority and disregard for the 2nd Amendment, Kansas law and this young man's family, wants to put him in jail.
Please watch this video from start to finish and then make the choice to stand by this young man and his family by contacting the office of the Governor and the Attorney general. Their contact information is below
Contact Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt
(785) 296-2215
1-888-428-8436
Conact Kansas Governor Sam Brownback
(785) 296-3232
Contact The Prosecutor Hathaway, Richard L.
U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Kansas
444 S.E. QuincySuite 290Topeka, KS 66683
justice.gov/usao/ks
Phones: (785) 295-2850
Fax: (785) 295-2853
Contact the Judge, Chief Judge J. Thomas Marten
Phone: 316-315-4300
Fax: 316-315-4301
Email: ksd_marten_chambers@ksd.uscourts.gov
Contact the Kansas State Legislators
Click the link below and at the bottom is a downloadable zip file containing an Excel spreadsheet with all contact information.
PS: Attached below as well is Zip format is an excel spread sheet that enumerates the name, email and phone number for each and every one of the Kansas state representatives and Kansas state senators. Please download it and get in touch with each and every one of them. Let them know that they should stand by this young man and his family.
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Distracted from Democracy
In a country as rich as America, why is there so little outcry about the ever-increasing economic divide between the very wealthy and everyone else? Media scholar Marty Kaplan points to our well-fed appetite for media distraction. Later on the show, acclaimed historian Gary May puts the recent Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act into historical perspective.
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Lessons of the Great Depression - Lawrence W. Reed - Show-Me Institute
Lawrence W. Reed is President of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), heading up one of the oldest and most respected economics institutes in the United States. Before joining FEE, Reed served as president of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy for two decades, helping it emerge as the largest, and one of the most effective and prolific, of more than 40 state-based free-market think tanks in the United States. Reed has traveled all over the world as a freelance journalist, and has shared his observations about politics and economics through thousands of newspaper, journal, and magazine articles, as well as radio commentaries, commencement addresses, speeches, and five books. His most recent book is Striking the Root: Essays on Liberty. In addition to writing a regular column for The Freeman, a journal published by FEE, Reed has served on the board of directors for the State Policy Network, as well as on the board of trustees for FEE, acting as chairman of FEE's board of trustees from 1998 through 2000. Reed holds a B.A. in economics from Grove City College and an M.A. in history from Slippery Rock State University. He has received honorary doctorate degrees from Central Michigan University and Northwood University.