T geier

WikiProject Columbus Blue Jackets

Hello T geier! I have noticed your frequent activity in articles related to the Columbus Blue Jackets. I have started a WikiProject that focuses on all articles related to the Columbus Blue Jackets. I was wondering if you were interested in joining. If you are, please leave a message on my talk page, so that the Project will be more organized. Thank-you! 1bevingtonco (talk) 01:03, 5 April 2008 (UTC)

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• I am afraid I have speedily deleted the image as copyright violation, since it has been admittedly taken from an outside website found using Google image search. If you own a ball for racquetball, you could have well photographed it yourself (as you did with several other images on your user page); alternately, you might crop it from Image:Racquetball-racquet-and-bal.jpg, which has been released into public domain. - Mike Rosoft 13:46, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

• Great, thank you, Mike. I'll look into that. T geier 17:12, 14 June 2007 (UTC)

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Intelligence cycle management

I just wanted to let you know I responded on the talk page for the article, and suggest the discussion continue there. Since I wrote most of that article, it was not at all my intention to suggest that it was other than an essential function of government.

Could we work together on improving it?

Howard C. Berkowitz (talk) 15:39, 27 March 2008 (UTC)

You might find it useful to look at my userpage, which has an outline of how the various intelligence, military, and peripheral (e.g., arms control) articles fit together. The CIA articles represent some amazing movement from a huge original article, full of conspiracy theories, to a much more manageable set of articles that, I hope, much better describes the [known] successes and failures. There's a CIA-sponsored regime change article that I've just avoided, and concentrated on neutrality here. You might appreciate that the regional article bring in a good deal of history of analysis and clandestine collection, not just covert action, and quite a few very successful analyses.

I look forward to working together!

Howard C. Berkowitz (talk) 09:49, 28 March 2008 (UTC) Sefire (talk) 13:11, 27 April 2008 (UTC) Hi T geier

I have read some of your contributions and would like to initiate a dialogue with yourself and other similar thinkers. I am currently involved in writing a work on the subject of Biblical symbolism and prophecy. You mentioned the section from Daniel and I wonder if you are aware of it's true relevance. My studies in this field have been extensive, involving delving into the mythology of a variety of other belief systems, including Pagan beliefs. The prophecy contained in Daniel can be cross-referenced to the Apocalypse of John and it is a clear and incontravertible indication of the present time. Think of the world as divided into four sections centered upon Jerusalem (or thereabouts) White, Red, Black, Pale - Crown, Sickle, Scales, Death - Lion, Bear, Leopard, Dragon - European (include N American), Caucasian(include USSR, Siberia,Mongolia), Third World (S America and Africa) - then analyse the qualitative descriptions - Crown and Bow - conquering, empire - Great Sword - dividing the world into TWO (East/West) - The Scales (Fair Trade, Third World Debt) - The Beast ((Feet of Iron & Clay)) - Silicon/Germanium/Earth metals - Technological advance destroying all that stands in it's path - Global Warming, Ecological damage, electronic security,banking etc.etc. Please reply - would value your comments!

My apologies that it has taken me so long to reply. I would be interested in a dialogue with you as well. As of now, my work has me extremely busy, but I will get back to you in about a week or so. Thank you for your interest, and I will consider your words above. T geier (talk) 18:38, 30 April 2008 (UTC)

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The copyright selection and rules Wikipedia has imposed are complicated, confusing and downright not easy. The owner of the image has provided me with permission and will email said permission to the email you list above. Thanks. T geier (talk) 17:11, 13 July 2010 (UTC)

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So really what you're saying is he isn't important enough for your wonderous collection of information here on Wikipedia? Really? Rick Johnson has published six books all on the general topic of becoming and being a better man, dad, husband. He's nationally known and accepted as an expert in the same. I do not see how you justify this, please explain or leave the page up. Thank you T geier (talk) 14:10, 19 July 2010 (UTC)

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