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08/02/26 05:25 PM #9130    

 

W Leggett

I DELETED MY HOME ADDRESS REFERENCE THE, WEB SITE.  NEED TO TAKE CARE OF A PROBLEM.  (SCAM) . I UPDATE MY WEB INFO ALL THE TIME


08/03/26 06:39 PM #9131    

 

Dick Storey

Happy BD Rowland. 

Is it hot in Texas?


08/04/26 12:45 AM #9132    

 

W Leggett

LOOKING AT THE NEWS FROM THE NORTH TO THE SOUTH ,EAST AND WEST COST.

FROM FIRES, HOMES SLIDING DOWN HILLS,  FLOODING, RIVERS OUT OF THEIR BANKS. YES A FEW EARTHQUAKES, FIRES, WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON?  I THINK SOMEONE FROM ABOVE IS TELLING US SOMETHING . ITS TIME TO GET ALONG WITH EACH OTHER.  LOOK AT OTHER PLACES ON EARTH. SAME THING.  

LOOK WHERE OUR CLASSMATES LIVE.  WIND RAIN FIRES. LOTS OF OTHER PROBLEMS ALL OVER THE WORLD.

JUST MY WAY OF LOOKING AT WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW DAYS. 

2 people shot at Woodward Reservoir in Stanislaus County, sheriff says. JUST IN


08/04/26 11:26 AM #9133    

 

Rowland Greenwade

Dick,

Thanks for the remembrance.  Yes, it is HOT in Texas, but what else is new?  Seems like Montana has been unseasonably warm.  I always thought of it as being sort of Ruidosa North...Maybe not!  Be safe, as Bill points out, we are living in increasingly crazy times it would seem.

Best, as always,

Rowland
 


08/04/26 08:23 PM #9134    

 

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

Happy Belated birthday, Rowland. Wonderful day to celebrate your  longevity. Hope your day was filled with fun and CAKE!


08/08/26 11:25 PM #9135    

 

W Leggett

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08/09/26 08:32 AM #9136    

 

Rowland Greenwade

All due resect, 1SGT Bill...The American stock market...S&P, good NYSE stocks and securities, have out performed for individual investors.  If you can explain "Bitcoin" to me or anyone on this site, I/we are your audience!

Rowland


08/10/26 06:58 PM #9137    

 

W Leggett

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A universal term for an indicator, study, or strategy.

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A list of all available trading apps you can add to a workspace when creating your trading setup.

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08/10/26 07:15 PM #9138    

 

W Leggett

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IT IS A MACHINE.  YOU CAN WIN OR LOSE YOUR MONEY I THE BLINK OF AN EYE.


08/10/26 11:02 PM #9139    

 

W Leggett

NCA in partnership with Carry The Load and Just Serve is organizing the National Day of Service to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 10:00 am (local time).  The event includes a brief ceremony and instructions to volunteers on headstone cleaning and beautification. This is a great service opportunity for employee engagement, youth groups, and individuals. Participants are encouraged to post on a Veteran's memorial page at VA's Veterans Legacy Memorial.

I DON'T REMEMBER THE INDIVIDUALS NAME. BUT ONE INDIVIDUAL FROM ROSWELL  WAS IN ONE THE TOWER THAT GOT HIT. A FEW YEARS BEFORE CLASS, OF 1963

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08/11/26 06:07 PM #9140    

 

Gary Price

We visited friends in Chicago over the weekend.  On Friday, we took Chicago Architecture Center's expertly guided boat tour on the Chicago River.  I took this photo of 311 South Wacker Drive, which competes for attention with its much taller neighbor to the left—the former Sears Tower (now the Willis Tower).

 

311 South Wacker Drive is a 65-story postmodern skyscraper in Chicago, Illinois, 961 feet tall.  Its "Queen of the City" crown is formed by a 105-feet-tall translucent central cylinder surrounded by four smaller cylinders, illuminated from within by approximately 1,900 color-changing, tubular fluorescent lamps.

 

When completed in 1990, it was the tallest reinforced concrete building in the world.  Its height was achieved partly by innovations in concrete but also by its bundling of a ring of hexagonal towers, which, like an ancient Etruscan fasces made of bundled wooden rods, gained collective stiffness to withstand the Windy City's winds.

 

Our Chicago friends were unfamiliar with that ancient, pre-Roman bundling of individual rods.  I composed an explanation, which I will include in my next post.


08/11/26 06:14 PM #9141    

 

Gary Price

In Latin,"fascis" means "bundle."  A bound-together bundle of wooden rods—synergistically stronger than the sum of individual rods' strengths—is a "fascio littorio."

 

Weaponized in the Etruscan culture (from which ancient Rome emerged) by enclosing the handle of a protruding axe, the "fasces" initially symbolized a king's power to punish his subjects.  To that meaning was later added a magistrate's power and jurisdiction.  From ancient Rome to the present, the fasces has symbolized magisterial power, law, and governance.

 

Adolph Weinman's 1916 design for the back of the U.S. Mercury-head (Winged Liberty) dime combined a fasces, signifying unity and strength, and an olive branch, signifying peace.  Mussolini named Italy's National Fascist Party after the fasces, giving rise to the term fascism.  Not surprisingly, the fasces-containing Mercury-head dime was supplanted at the end of WW2.


08/12/26 04:42 PM #9142    

 

Dick Storey

(re:Post 9119))

 

Hello Fred,

A parallel corps supplies us with two or three similar alarm strategies; very reliable barking & biting units that normally only require only food, water and love that is happily appropriated.

One can do this living on a small farm in the countryside.

If only we had a similarly effective answer for the wildfires and politicians.

 


08/12/26 06:46 PM #9143    

 

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

Gary, your informative text on the Chicago skyscrapers was very enlightening. Thanks for the architectural lesson. 


08/12/26 09:46 PM #9144    

 

Gary Price

(re: post #9144)

 

I'm glad that it didn't put you to sleep, Cheryl!  Dick may not remember, but he once nicknamed me "the walking encyclopedia."  Others prefer the initials "TMI" (too much information).

 

 

 

 


09/13/26 02:37 PM #9145    

 

Fred Miller

Curious if if anybody else is having this problem.  I am not able to see any posts by anybody in any section of the site beyond 8-12-26.  

I know members are posting because I am getting the email notifications,  but the posts are not showing up.

I have deleted and reinstalled the site.  I have also opened the site on two other devices, but  still was not able to get anything posted after 8-12-26.  Also wondering if you can see my post here.

Any help is appreciated,

Fred


09/14/26 11:23 AM #9146    

 

Bob Richardson

Fred-

I can see your post, but never could find Bill's post about twins. So, something weird is going on!


09/14/26 12:46 PM #9147    

 

Fred Miller

Bob,

Thanks for responding.  A question, have you seen any other members posting since 8-12-26?   Based on the email notifications I have received, there should have been about 10 - 12 posts.

And strangely, when you posted this morning, I did not get an email notifying me of the post.  

Something weird is definitely going on.  So far, you are the only one to respond, still waiting to see if anybody else responds.

Fred


09/14/26 04:53 PM #9148    

 

Nova Guynes

Has anyone heard of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.

If you have any listed cancers and lived in New Mexico for one year between 1944 & 1964, you are eligible for $100,000 tax free.

RECA was reauthorized under Trumps One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Pub. L. 119-21, enacted on July 4, 2025.

It sounds like it is worth looking into if you have had any of the listed Cancers.  My brothers had AML Cancer and will be applying for it. 

 

Civil Division | Radiation Exposure Compensation Act  This is the link for more information.

RECA Coverage for People Who Lived in New Mexico During the Qualifying Period

Yes — under the current Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA), anyone who lived in New Mexico for at least one year between September 24, 1944, and November 6, 1962 and later developed one of the 19 compensable cancers is eligible to apply for a $100,000 one‑time payment KRWG Public Media+1.

How RECA Works for New Mexico Residents

RECA is a federal law administered by the U.S. Department of Justice. It was expanded in 2025 to cover “downwinders” — people who developed certain cancers after presumed exposure to radiation from U.S. nuclear tests U.S. Department of Justice+1.

For New Mexico, the law specifically includes:

  • Residence requirement: You must have lived, worked, or attended school in New Mexico for at least one year during the qualifying period of Sept. 24, 1944 – Nov. 6, 1962 KRWG Public Media+1.

  • Medical requirement: You must have a diagnosis of one of the 19 compensable cancers listed by DOJ (e.g., certain leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and other primary cancers) New Mexico Department of Health.

  • No proof of causation needed: You do not have to prove the cancer was caused by radiation; meeting the residence and diagnosis criteria is enough U.S. Department of Justice.

Other Eligible Categories

In addition to “downwinders,” RECA also covers:

Application Process

Key Takeaway

If you lived in New Mexico for at least one year between Sept. 24, 1944, and Nov. 6, 1962 and later developed one of the qualifying cancers, you do fall under RECA’s coverage and can apply for compensation KRWG Public Media+1.

For official details, see the U.S. DOJ RECA page or the New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department RECA info.


09/15/26 12:04 PM #9149    

 

W Leggett

WHITSANDS PROVING GROUNDS. AND ALBQ NEWMEXICO IS THE ONLY AREA. THAT I KNOW OF  ABOUT. THEIR IS A BOOK OUT ABOUT ALBUQ, I READ ABOUT.


09/15/26 02:51 PM #9150    

 

Nova Guynes

From what I read it was changed to anyone living in New Mexico for at least one year between 1945 and 1962.  They do have to have had of the medical conditions listed.  If the person has died their next of kin can apply for the benifits.  

Leukemia

Lymphatic & Blood Cancers

Primary Cancers of Specific Organs

  • Pharynx
  • Small intestine
  • Brain
  • Stomach
  • Urinary bladder
  • Colon
  • Thyroid
  • Pancreas
  • Breast (male or female)
  • Esophagus
  • Bile ducts
  • Liver (except when cirrhosis or Hepatitis B is present)
  • Gall bladder
  • Lung
  • Ovary
  • Kidney (renal cancer)
  • Salivary gland (listed in some RECA fact sheets) moenvironment.org

Additional Cancers for Uranium Workers

Uranium mill and mine workers have additional covered conditions:

Notes on Eligibility

  • Cancers must be primary, not metastatic.
  • Onset timing requirements apply (e.g., at least 2 years after exposure for many cancers).
  • Documentation must be original or certified medical records. Health Resources and Services Administration

This list reflects the cancers recognized by RECA for compensation based on radiation exposure.

 


09/15/26 04:07 PM #9151    

 

John Radzinski

You are correct Nova. I checked this out in July and I was getting excited about the possibilities until I got to the accepted cancers. Mine did not qualify. (Prostate) Oh well haha. Orginally, I didn't know anything about it until my sons wife read it to me. Well, I hope everyone of our classmats are doing okay. Stay safe. JOHN                                                                                                         


09/16/26 11:12 AM #9152    

 

Nova Guynes

John, I’m sorry to hear about your cancer, and I wish RECA could have helped you. I heard about it from my brother and wanted to spread the word. He is applying now, and it appears it may help him.


09/17/26 12:48 PM #9153    

 

John Radzinski

Thanks Nova and I hope your brother is successful with his application. I guess in the long run, we all as seniors don't hopefully qualify for any new cancers. Take care everyone. JOHN


09/17/26 10:23 PM #9154    

 

Gary Price

This rafter of 16 turkeys has chosen our trees for tonight's roost.  We hope none chose the tree that overhangs our driveway.  Each roosting turkey releases abundant droppings during a night.


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