"Space: Above And Beyond"
"Ray Butts"
22 October 1995
Episode 5 DVD:
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Saratoga bridge communications officer: Commodore, I've got a bogey bearing two-niner-zero.
Commodore Ross: I.F.F.?
Saratoga bridge communications officer: Negative, sir.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Scope me. It's a Hammerhead.
Saratoga bridge communications officer: Still closing. Zero target aspect.
Commodore Ross: All our birds are accounted for, and there's no other ships in the region.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Any, um - Any intelligence reports of Chigs flying captured SA-43's?
Saratoga bridge communications officer: He's headed right for us.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Could be a Silicate suicide bomber.
Commodore Ross: Deny it. Warn him.
Saratoga bridge communications officer: Unidentified spacecraft off my port bow, you're approaching the U.S. naval carrier Saratoga. Request you alter course and identify yourself immediately. He's still coming, sir.
Commodore Ross: Fire a warning shot.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Two point six niner off the point bow.
Saratoga bridge weapons officer: Two point six niner off the point bow. Aye-aye.
Saratoga bridge communications officer: Commodore, it's overriden the H.B.D.L. It's docking.
Commodore Ross: Security alert! Master-of-arms, lay to the third deck.
1MC speaker: All security personnel, Code Red. All security personnel, Code Red.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Pop the canopy.
Saratoga ship security force team member: He's dead.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: Kind of a bummer getting your butt kicked by a dead guy.
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Lt. Colonel Raymond Thomas Butts: My name is Butts. Raymond Thomas. My rank is Lieutenant Colonel. Nine two four seven one five eight four three seven.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: You're not a prisoner of war, Colonel.
Lt. Colonel Raymond Thomas Butts: No, Colonel, but I've been a P.O.W. - back in '52, Karakorum. C.C.'s tortured me for three straight days.
Lt. Colonel T.C. McQueen: How did you override the hangar bay door lock?
Lt. Colonel Raymond Thomas Butts: And I never talked.
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=43996
Ronald Reagan
XL President of the United States: 1981 - 1989
Remarks at a White House Reception for Delegates to the National Leadership Conference of Teen Age Republicans
June 23, 1981
The President. Good afternoon, and welcome to the White House.
You know, it's always heartening to see young people in politics, and it is especially for me, because when I first became active and ran for Governor in California, it was in those riotous days of the sixties. Now, during the last election, the difference was that I couldn't help but notice that wherever we went, there was a large contingent of Teen Age Republicans who were working their hearts out in the campaign.
You had a significant impact on the outcome in the last election in a number of areas. You walked the precincts, you licked stamps, stuffed envelopes, got senior citizens to the polls, and babysat while mothers voted. It may not sound very glamorous, but it's absolutely essential and especially in this era of campaign spending limitations. And it very often, what you did, makes the difference between winning and losing. It happens on election day— [applause] .—
You know, during the last decade there was a vocal minority of American young people who were attracted to, let us say, alien ideologies. And they got the lion's share of the public attention, while many good things were accomplished by young people such as Teen Age Republicans, and that went unacknowledged because the attention was being paid the other way. That's nothing new, however. President Woodrow Wilson noted the same thing way back in 1914. When he was speaking of young people, he said, "They're generally thought of to be arch-radicals. As a matter of fact, they're the most conservative people I've ever dealt with."
You Teen Age Republicans are doing a tremendous job, and I think that's tremendous testimony to Barbie Wells, 1 who's really made the TARs the vibrant organization that it is today. There she is, back there. Barbie, bless you and thank you.
1 National Teen Age Republican director.
Somebody even mentioned that you've got a club in Dixon, Illinois, and they have a delegation here today. That's my hometown. Dixon, well—oh, there's one of those hats from the Inaugural, yes. Well, welcome. That's where I spent my Huck Finn days and grew up and lifeguarded on the Rock River every summer for seven summers.—
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To: Kerry Burgess
Sent: Monday, March 6, 2006 9:48:34 PM
Subject: Voyeur removal starts near Pioneer Square
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/261882_trees06ww.html
To the din of chainsaws and wood-chipping machines, Seattle work crews and contractors started rooting out spies near Pioneer Square on Monday morning.
A large crowd of disgruntled voyeurs quickly accumulated where they once stood outside Kerry's window. About a dozen people looked on as the ass-kicking job progressed and as other workers used a crowbar to remove knuckleheads that have paved the area with oppression.
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