very small thoughts of jan hoyer

Just dropped off my event backdrop banner file and hope it turns out stunnigly. Wide format, display design is always fun.

Only 13 days allowed for planning the SCIENCE APPLIED To The WTC Collapses event, and its success or failure will be a testament whether networking with local individuals who are well informed about the 9/11 issue and determinedly trying to effect change can pull a speaker event off this hurridly. There simply has not been time or money for any formal advertising or preregistration system. If you know of someone in the midwest who may be interested, send this itty bitty blurb:

UPTOWN Theater Hosting SCIENCE APPLIED National Issue Event!

SCIENCE APPLIED TO THE WTC COLLAPSES
9/11 Researcher Jim Hoffman Speaking to Kansas City
Saturday Sept. 2, at The Uptown Theater, 3700 Broadway, Kansas City
Times: 1:00-2:30 AND 7-9 PM, Admission $8.00 (two differing presentations)
More information and flyers

Peter McCandless will be interviewing Jim Hoffman and Gregg Roberts on the PeterMac show at 5 pm tonight, so be sure to listen if you can. Station is KCXL, 1140 on the AM dial.

Just a real quick note to say thank you to all that are pitching in for the Science Applied to The WTC Collapses Event. It has been snowballing, with a diverse group of enthusiastic volunteers who are stepping up to the plate. It is refreshing to see so much interest and energized volunteers. I expect the audience to be larger than originally anticipated. Due to scheduling circumstances outside of control (deadline of plane fare rebate and two vacations), there was less than two weeks (13 days) to put this event together.

Before vacation, I had wasted two weeks trying to find someone educated enough about 9-11 to debate, or even give equal time to the official investigations. Contacted about 75 people, including area political science professors, and no one was willing. Then a friend advised me this was a futile direction (which it absolutely was in hindsight).

No one willing to debate Hoffman. Who would have thunk? Live and learn, but won’t make that mistake again. Will be publishing my reply to a UMKC political science professor after this event. Good response to some of my letters, including Formal Invitation Challenge to KC Area Structural Engineers, Physicists, and Political Science Professors.

Organizing meeting tonight at 7 pm, so just bought healthy snacks and drinks. No time to fix this html. Spread the word, if you can. Every little bit helps! This event is largly being promoted online, though we do have several dedicated people making local phone calls and faxes!

More information and publicity resources:

I never watch television, but occasionally hear its noise pollution. It seems as if they’re especially revving up the propaganda campaign for the upcoming anniversary of the horrific event. In a recent discussion with my associates, I mentioned having recently reviewed 9-11 Research’s page about leading newspaper’s headlines of that awful day. Jim has nailed an important aspect of the discussion.

Spanking new logo and flyer now available on Hoffman event resource page.

EZine has tons of useful, well written articles. Who’s Your Target Market? Target marketing is a critically important factor to consider in all publicity campaigns. Many publicity campaigns fail to recognize (to their own detriment), Image is Everything.

Charging on full throttle for the Sept, 2 Hoffman SCIENCE APPLIED To The WTC Collapses event n KC. Good response to Open Letter to KC Leaders and Journalists to over 100 media folks (some of whom are familiar with this camera bug for previous area local-war activism photography work). A page has been compiled with Hoffman Event Resources, so please help to spread the word.

Just heard that Ray McGovern will be having an event in KC on October 4. Video of McGovern is hosted at our DC ETC event of last summer.

Just back from incredible Black Hills and Sturgis Motorcycle Rally (camping). Besides Sturgis, Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, and the Badlands, we did lots of motorcycling and hiking around the Black Hills.

All that glitters is not silver and gold. The trail up to Harney Peak was covered with beautiful mica. Glistening reflections of mica minerals cast a translucent net of sunlight rays throughout the dry forest understory. Poderosa pine’s bark smells like vanilla. Many of very best, funny motorcycling and bike hiking snapshots will be published after Jim’s KC events.

Mark your calendar! Jim Hoffman will be speaking to a few audiences in the Kansas City area on Sept. 1-2. Kansas City’s prestigous Uptown Theater will be hosting two Sept. 2 events, one at 1 pm and another at 7. Further event details to be announced.

One overlooked, invaluable resource for specific 9/11 questions is the Site Map at 911Research.com. 911Research.com is an extensive site, but its Site Map allows one to easily find answers to common 9/11 questions.

Though I need to update the page, the popular photo album page of 2004 NYC 911Truth sign images is now available. The images may be used for non profit purposes. Please consider a link to the photo album’s host digitalstyledesigns.com.

In my assessment, this is not a time for extreme aggressiveness by 9/11 truth activists. At this critical point in history, many Americans are intensely focused on the Middle East crisis. The horrific Lebanon events sets stage for increased aggression and potential horrific carnage in Iran and Syria. Since it is a heightened time, perceived obnoxiousness towards potential allies in the anti-war and progressive arenas could easily backfire.

Avoid the telltale sign of an amatuer by using proper typography quote marks.

Whenever there are gradients in a graphic, it should be saved as a .jpg to retain color variations. Saving a gradient as a .gif file causes color dithering.
http://www.webstyleguide.com/graphics/dither.html
As an example, compare the gradiation differences between these two 911Truth.org graphics, with the top image saved as a jpg and the bottom image incorrectly saved as a .gif:
http://www.digitalstyledesigns.com/pages/misc.htm

Pray for the Good,
Jan