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"Truth is where our healing lies."
NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up
A former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has stepped forward and criticized the government agency for ignoring the scientific errors found in its report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) during the September 11, 2001, attacks.
"Awareness is growing of the disconnect between the NIST WTC reports and logical reasoning. The level of interest in '15 years later' is a good example. Due to the nature of communication in today's world, that awareness may increase approximately exponentially. Why not NIST blow the whistle on itself now while there is still time? - Truth is where our healing lies."
- Peter Michael Ketcham, former NIST employee
- published: 15 Jan 2017
- views: 1166
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwich Street. Recording starts at 8:46:44 a.m. Time uncertainty was assigned by NIST with 1 second for each CUMULUS clip.
01:48 - First and loud "KNOCK" or "DUP" noise. Comes maybe from the damaged building structure, either from the impact zone or Hat Truss region. For further similar noises in the time span between the plane strikes, see video markings 02:43, 03:00, 03:55 - 04:08, 04:42, 06:28, 07:17, 07:26, 07:54, 08:12- 08:23, 09:10 - 09:12, 09:20, 09:25, 09:31, 09:47, 09:50.
11:22 - Second impact missed. Recording starts at 9:04:28 a.m..
15:06 - South Tower collapse begins with a loud rumble noise at around 9:58:56 a.m. (1 uncertain second and minus 2 seconds sound-wave delay). Dust clouds enveloping the streets around WTC site.
21:27 - People start to jump from windows of WTC1 west face, at 95th floor as fire had reached the west side, around 10:06:08 a.m.. More jumpers can be observed between 21:56 - 23:04 (10:06:54 a.m. to 10:08:10 a.m.).
23:04 - First recording by the videographer of a F-15 fighter jet over Manhattan (clip starts at 10:08:34 a.m.).
23:23 - Collapse of North Tower mostly missed. Audio is missing, too. Dust plumes enveloping the street for the second time.
25:21 - Failed to tape the destruction of WTC Building 7. Recording starts at 5:21:20 p.m..
North view (at 00:00 from street level, at 12:12 from an elevated view).
00:00 - 292 Greenwich Street (P.S. 234, The Independence School).
10:14 - Greenwich and Warren Streets.
12:13 - From apartment at 295 Greenwich Street.
Videographer: Jim Huibregtse
Recording start times derived from NIST Video List:
00:00 - 08:46:44
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1A
01:05 - 08:47:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1B
02:36 - 08:49:41
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 2
06:13 - 08:54:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3A
07:41 - 08:56:00
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3B
10:13 - 08:59:39
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 4
10:25 - 09:00:01
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 5
10:32 - 09:00:38
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6A
11:22 - 09:04:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6B
11:43 - 09:05:09
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6C
11:56 - 09:08:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7A
12:01 - 09:09:51
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7B
12:12 - 09:13:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 8
12:16 - 09:32:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 9
12:23 - 09:33:13
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 10
12:29 - 09:46:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 11
12:33 - 09:46:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 12
12:41 - 09:47:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13A
14:24 - 09:52:24
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13B
14:27 - 09:54:29
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14
14:37 - 09:56:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14A
14:43 - 09:58:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15A
14:47 - 09:58:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15B
16:55 - 10:00:45
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15C
19:34 - 10:03:35
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 16
20:26 - 10:04:47
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 17
20:36 - 10:05:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 18
21:56 - 10:06:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19A
22:50 - 10:07:57
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19B
23:04 - 10:08:34
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19C
23:11 - 10:10:08
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 20
23:22 - 10:28:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21
23:53 - 10:29:21
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21B
25:05 - 12:02:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 22
25:11 - 12:03:14
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 23
25:17 - 12:15:50
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 24
25:21 - 17:21:20 [5:21:20 p.m.]
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 25
NTSC DV files deinterlaced (BFF mode) and decompressed. Resolution upscaled, sharpness, color saturation and contrast encreased. Chroma noise has been lowered by a HQ denoising filter. Audio resampled.
NIST FOIA 09-42
Release #14 - Uncompressed Set
NIST Cumulus Video Database
Subfolder: Jim Huibregtse
Joined Clips: Jim Huibregtse 1A-25
Source: 911datasets.org
- published: 13 Feb 2013
- views: 2331080
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
Published on Mar 13, 2017
In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began looking into the reports his agency had released years earlier on the collapse of the World Trade Center. What he found shook him to the core.
In this poignant half-hour interview, Peter Michael Ketcham tells his story of discovering that the organization where he had worked for 14 years had deliberately suppressed the truth about the most pivotal event of the 21st century.
Through his willingness to look openly at what he failed to see in front of him for 15 years, Mr. Ketcham inspires us to believe that we can all muster the courage to confront the truth — and, in so doing, finally heal the wounds of 9/11.
Featuring: Peter Michael Ketcham
Videographers: John Massaria and Richard Grove
Learn how you can make a difference at
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- published: 05 Jun 2017
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Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research.
Original video aired on IAFFTV at http://youtu.be/TNI001YYYD4
Reproduction and annotation of this video with permission from the instructors and copyright holders. Video lecture synchronized with powerpoint presentation.
Part 1: (currently watching)
Part 2: Fire Environment
Part 3: Fire Dynamics
Part 4: Case Studies
Part 5: Fire Behavior Training
Part 6: Live Fire Experiments
Part 7: Organizational Change
Presenters:
Derek Alkonis - BC LACoFD
Stephen Kerber, P.E. at UL
Daniel Madrzykowski, P.E. at NIST
Over the past several years, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have been working together with the fire service to examine fire dynamics and fire fighting tactics. More than a hundred experiments have examined the changes in the fire environment over time, impact of ventilating ventilation limited fires, implications of flow control and effectiveness in suppression tactics. These experiments were conducted with fire fighters from across the country from departments of different types, with varying levels of staffing, resources and operating procedures. The NIST and UL studies have produced tactical considerations that have become common themes over several studies which may change the way you view your standard operating guidelines.
- published: 13 Mar 2014
- views: 43313
An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives.
www.nist.gov
- published: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 20170
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations:
Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree
Living Room with Sofa
Office Cubicle
Thank you to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for producing this video.
- published: 04 May 2010
- views: 110628
Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw
This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of Thailand (NIST). It was filmed over the course of several weeks, and involves 83 seniors, and many teachers. A collaborative video, it was used for the leaver's assembly and represents both the relationships within the Class of 2011 and the NIST community.
Written by - Pitchaya Kittiwittayakul and Emily Chen
Directed/Edited - Emily Chen
Cinematography - Emily Chen, Jetnipat Phruttinarakorn, Suraj Kishani
Special Thanks - NIST class of 2011, Vishesh Bhatia, Yukiya Okura, Khushi Srikureja, Sushii Dang, Annelise McGough, Kanobhorn Saha, Pat Palalikit, NIST teachers
Teachers: Ms. Stanton, Ms. Monna, Ms. Michelle, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Neller, Mr. Watts, Mr. Scoones, Ms. Fish, Ms. Val, Mr. Whitehair, Ms. Leah, Mr. HIlbourne, Coach Randy
Note: This video was inspired by the video "Songs in Real Life"
- published: 23 Apr 2011
- views: 10479
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National Institute of Standards and Technology
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), known between 1901 and 1988 as the National Bureau of Standards (NBS), is a measurement standards laboratory, also known as a National Metrological Institute (NMI), which is a non-regulatory agency of the United States Department of Commerce. The institute's official mission is to:
NIST had an operating budget for fiscal year 2007 (October 1, 2006-September 30, 2007) of about $843.3 million. NIST's 2009 budget was $992 million, and it also received $610 million as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. NIST employs about 2,900 scientists, engineers, technicians, and support and administrative personnel. About 1,800 NIST associates (guest researchers and engineers from American companies and foreign countries) complement the staff. In addition, NIST partners with 1,400 manufacturing specialists and staff at nearly 350 affiliated centers around the country. NIST publishes the Handbook 44 that provides the "Specifications, tolerances, and other technical requirements for weighing and measuring devices".
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Cumulus cloud
Cumulo- means "heap" or "pile" in Latin.Cumulus clouds are often described as "puffy", "cotton-like" or "fluffy" in appearance, and have flat bases. Cumulus clouds, being low-level clouds, are generally less than 1,000 m (3,300 ft) in altitude unless they are the more vertical cumulus congestus form. Cumulus clouds may appear by themselves, in lines, or in clusters.
Cumulus clouds are often precursors of other types of cloud, such as cumulonimbus, when influenced by weather factors such as instability, moisture, and temperature gradient. Normally, cumulus clouds produce little or no precipitation, but they can grow into the precipitation-bearing congestus or cumulonimbus clouds. Cumulus clouds can be formed from water vapor, supercooled water droplets, or ice crystals, depending upon the ambient temperature. They come in many distinct subforms, and generally cool the earth by reflecting the incoming solar radiation. Cumulus clouds are part of the larger category of free-convective cumuliform clouds, which include cumulonimbus clouds. The latter genus-type is sometimes categorized separately as cumulonimbiform due to its more complex structure that often includes a cirriform or anvil top. There are also cumuliform clouds of limited convection that comprise stratocumulus (low-étage), altocumulus (middle-étage) and cirrocumulus. (high-étage). These last three genus-types are sometimes classified separately as stratocumuliform.
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Uncertainty
Uncertainty is the situation which involves imperfect and / or unknown information. In other words it is a term used in subtly different ways in a number of fields, including insurance, philosophy, physics, statistics, economics, finance, psychology, sociology, engineering, metrology, and information science. It applies to predictions of future events, to physical measurements that are already made, or to the unknown. Uncertainty arises in partially observable and/or stochastic environments, as well as due to ignorance and/or indolence.
Concepts
Although the terms are used in various ways among the general public, many specialists in decision theory, statistics and other quantitative fields have defined uncertainty, risk, and their measurement as:
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Clip
Clip or CLIP may refer to:
Fasteners
- Bulldog clip, a common binder clip
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World Trade Center
World Trade Center may refer to:
New York City
- One World Trade Center, the main building in the rebuilt complex
Other buildings
Other uses
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13:41NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
This video is from AE911Truth.org. "Truth is where our healing lies." NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up A former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has stepped forward and criticized the government agency for ignoring the scientific errors found in its report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) during the September 11, 2001, attacks. "Awareness is growing of the disconnect between the NIST WTC reports and logical reasoning. The level of interest in '15 years later' is a good example. Due to the nature of communication in today's world, that awareness may increase approximately exponentially. Why not NIST blow the whistle on itself now while there is still time? - Truth is where our healing lies." - Peter Michael Ketcham, former NIST employee -
25:54NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwich Street. Recording starts at 8:46:44 a.m. Time uncertainty was assigned by NIST with 1 second for each CUMULUS clip. 01:48 - First and loud "KNOCK" or "DUP" noise. Comes maybe from the damaged building structure, either from the impact zone or Hat Truss region. For further similar noises in the time span between the plane strikes, see video markings 02:43, 03:00, 03:55 - 04:08, 04:42, 06:28, 07:17, 07:26, 07:54, 08:12- 08:23, 09:10 - 09:12, 09:20, 09:25, 09:31, 09:47, 09:50. 11:22 - Second impact missed. Recording starts at 9:04:28 a.m.. 15:06 - South Tower collapse begins with a loud rumble noise at around 9:58:56 a.m. (1 uncertain second and minus 2 seconds sound-wave delay). Dust clouds enveloping the streets around WTC site. 21:27 - People start to jump from windows of WTC1 west face, at 95th floor as fire had reached the west side, around 10:06:08 a.m.. More jumpers can be observed between 21:56 - 23:04 (10:06:54 a.m. to 10:08:10 a.m.). 23:04 - First recording by the videographer of a F-15 fighter jet over Manhattan (clip starts at 10:08:34 a.m.). 23:23 - Collapse of North Tower mostly missed. Audio is missing, too. Dust plumes enveloping the street for the second time. 25:21 - Failed to tape the destruction of WTC Building 7. Recording starts at 5:21:20 p.m.. North view (at 00:00 from street level, at 12:12 from an elevated view). 00:00 - 292 Greenwich Street (P.S. 234, The Independence School). 10:14 - Greenwich and Warren Streets. 12:13 - From apartment at 295 Greenwich Street. Videographer: Jim Huibregtse Recording start times derived from NIST Video List: 00:00 - 08:46:44 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1A 01:05 - 08:47:54 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1B 02:36 - 08:49:41 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 2 06:13 - 08:54:19 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3A 07:41 - 08:56:00 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3B 10:13 - 08:59:39 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 4 10:25 - 09:00:01 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 5 10:32 - 09:00:38 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6A 11:22 - 09:04:28 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6B 11:43 - 09:05:09 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6C 11:56 - 09:08:25 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7A 12:01 - 09:09:51 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7B 12:12 - 09:13:19 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 8 12:16 - 09:32:27 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 9 12:23 - 09:33:13 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 10 12:29 - 09:46:27 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 11 12:33 - 09:46:49 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 12 12:41 - 09:47:17 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13A 14:24 - 09:52:24 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13B 14:27 - 09:54:29 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14 14:37 - 09:56:25 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14A 14:43 - 09:58:28 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15A 14:47 - 09:58:36 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15B 16:55 - 10:00:45 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15C 19:34 - 10:03:35 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 16 20:26 - 10:04:47 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 17 20:36 - 10:05:17 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 18 21:56 - 10:06:54 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19A 22:50 - 10:07:57 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19B 23:04 - 10:08:34 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19C 23:11 - 10:10:08 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 20 23:22 - 10:28:36 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21 23:53 - 10:29:21 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21B 25:05 - 12:02:49 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 22 25:11 - 12:03:14 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 23 25:17 - 12:15:50 Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 24 25:21 - 17:21:20 [5:21:20 p.m.] Time Uncertainty: 1 [s] Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 25 NTSC DV files deinterlaced (BFF mode) and decompressed. Resolution upscaled, sharpness, color saturation and contrast encreased. Chroma noise has been lowered by a HQ denoising filter. Audio resampled. NIST FOIA 09-42 Release #14 - Uncompressed Set NIST Cumulus Video Database Subfolder: Jim Huibregtse Joined Clips: Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 Source: 911datasets.org -
31:28NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks OutNEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out Published on Mar 13, 2017 In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began looking into the reports his agency had released years earlier on the collapse of the World Trade Center. What he found shook him to the core. In this poignant half-hour interview, Peter Michael Ketcham tells his story of discovering that the organization where he had worked for 14 years had deliberately suppressed the truth about the most pivotal event of the 21st century. Through his willingness to look openly at what he failed to see in front of him for 15 years, Mr. Ketcham inspires us to believe that we can all muster the courage to confront the truth — and, in so doing, finally heal the wounds of 9/11. Featuring: Peter Michael Ketcham Videographers: John Massaria and Richard Grove Learn how you can make a difference at Subscribe & More Videos: https://goo.gl/IM1crK Thank for watching, Please Like Share And SUBSCRIBE!!! #nist, #rubegoldberg -
13:33Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground TacticsPart 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research. Original video aired on IAFFTV at http://youtu.be/TNI001YYYD4 Reproduction and annotation of this video with permission from the instructors and copyright holders. Video lecture synchronized with powerpoint presentation. Part 1: (currently watching) Part 2: Fire Environment Part 3: Fire Dynamics Part 4: Case Studies Part 5: Fire Behavior Training Part 6: Live Fire Experiments Part 7: Organizational Change Presenters: Derek Alkonis - BC LACoFD Stephen Kerber, P.E. at UL Daniel Madrzykowski, P.E. at NIST Over the past several years, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have been working together with the fire service to examine fire dynamics and fire fighting tactics. More than a hundred experiments have examined the changes in the fire environment over time, impact of ventilating ventilation limited fires, implications of flow control and effectiveness in suppression tactics. These experiments were conducted with fire fighters from across the country from departments of different types, with varying levels of staffing, resources and operating procedures. The NIST and UL studies have produced tactical considerations that have become common themes over several studies which may change the way you view your standard operating guidelines. -
4:49NIST Aerial View
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2:16NIST Illustrated
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An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives. www.nist.gov -
4:10NIST Flashover.mpg
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This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations: Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree Living Room with Sofa Office Cubicle Thank you to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for producing this video. -
17:59A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of Thailand (NIST). It was filmed over the course of several weeks, and involves 83 seniors, and many teachers. A collaborative video, it was used for the leaver's assembly and represents both the relationships within the Class of 2011 and the NIST community. Written by - Pitchaya Kittiwittayakul and Emily Chen Directed/Edited - Emily Chen Cinematography - Emily Chen, Jetnipat Phruttinarakorn, Suraj Kishani Special Thanks - NIST class of 2011, Vishesh Bhatia, Yukiya Okura, Khushi Srikureja, Sushii Dang, Annelise McGough, Kanobhorn Saha, Pat Palalikit, NIST teachers Teachers: Ms. Stanton, Ms. Monna, Ms. Michelle, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Neller, Mr. Watts, Mr. Scoones, Ms. Fish, Ms. Val, Mr. Whitehair, Ms. Leah, Mr. HIlbourne, Coach Randy Note: This video was inspired by the video "Songs in Real Life" -
20:499 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 1
9 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 19 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 1
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NIST Cyber Security Framework Explained WBW
published: 28 Jan 2015 -
NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
This video is from AE911Truth.org. "Truth is where our healing lies." NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up A former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has stepped forward and criticized the government agency for ignoring the scientific errors found in its report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) during the September 11, 2001, attacks. "Awareness is growing of the disconnect between the NIST WTC reports and logical reasoning. The level of interest in '15 years later' is a good example. Due to the nature of communication in today's world, that awareness may increase approximately exponentially. Why not NIST blow the whistle on itself now while there is still time? - Truth is where our healing lies." - Peter Michael Ketcham, form...
published: 15 Jan 2017 -
NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwich Street. Recording starts at 8:46:44 a.m. Time uncertainty was assigned by NIST with 1 second for each CUMULUS clip. 01:48 - First and loud "KNOCK" or "DUP" noise. Comes maybe from the damaged building structure, either from the impact zone or Hat Truss region. For further similar noises in the time span between the plane strikes, see video markings 02:43, 03:00, 03:55 - 04:08, 04:42, 06:28, 07:17, 07:26, 07:54, 08:12- 08:23, 09:10 - 09:12, 09:20, 09:25, 09:31, 09:47, 09:50. 11:22 - Second impact missed. Recording starts at 9:04:28 a.m.. 15:06 - South Tower collapse begins with a loud rumble noise at around 9:58:56 a.m. (1 unce...
published: 13 Feb 2013 -
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out Published on Mar 13, 2017 In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began looking into the reports his agency had released years earlier on the collapse of the World Trade Center. What he found shook him to the core. In this poignant half-hour interview, Peter Michael Ketcham tells his story of discovering that the organization where he had worked for 14 years had deliberately suppressed the truth about the most pivotal event of the 21st century. Through his willingness to look openly at what he failed to see in front of him for 15 years, Mr. Ketcham inspires us to believe that we can all muster the courage to confront the truth — and, in so doing, finally heal the wounds o...
published: 05 Jun 2017 -
Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research. Original video aired on IAFFTV at http://youtu.be/TNI001YYYD4 Reproduction and annotation of this video with permission from the instructors and copyright holders. Video lecture synchronized with powerpoint presentation. Part 1: (currently watching) Part 2: Fire Environment Part 3: Fire Dynamics Part 4: Case Studies Part 5: Fire Behavior Training Part 6: Live Fire Experiments Part 7: Organizational Change Presenters: Derek Alkonis - BC LACoFD Stephen Kerber, P.E. at UL Daniel Madrzykowski, P.E. at NIST Over the past several years, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have been working together with ...
published: 13 Mar 2014 -
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NIST Illustrated
An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives. www.nist.gov
published: 10 Oct 2014 -
NIST Flashover.mpg
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations: Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree Living Room with Sofa Office Cubicle Thank you to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for producing this video.
published: 04 May 2010 -
A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of Thailand (NIST). It was filmed over the course of several weeks, and involves 83 seniors, and many teachers. A collaborative video, it was used for the leaver's assembly and represents both the relationships within the Class of 2011 and the NIST community. Written by - Pitchaya Kittiwittayakul and Emily Chen Directed/Edited - Emily Chen Cinematography - Emily Chen, Jetnipat Phruttinarakorn, Suraj Kishani Special Thanks - NIST class of 2011, Vishesh Bhatia, Yukiya Okura, Khushi Srikureja, Sushii Dang, Annelise McGough, Kanobhorn Saha, Pat Palalikit, NIST teachers Teachers: Ms. Stanton, Ms. Monna, Ms. Michelle, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Ne...
published: 23 Apr 2011 -
9 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 1
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published: 05 Mar 2014
NIST Cyber Security Framework Explained WBW
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 8303
- published: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 8303
NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:41
- Updated: 15 Jan 2017
- views: 1166
This video is from AE911Truth.org.
"Truth is where our healing lies."
NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up
A former employee of the National Institute of ...
This video is from AE911Truth.org.
"Truth is where our healing lies."
NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up
A former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has stepped forward and criticized the government agency for ignoring the scientific errors found in its report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) during the September 11, 2001, attacks.
"Awareness is growing of the disconnect between the NIST WTC reports and logical reasoning. The level of interest in '15 years later' is a good example. Due to the nature of communication in today's world, that awareness may increase approximately exponentially. Why not NIST blow the whistle on itself now while there is still time? - Truth is where our healing lies."
- Peter Michael Ketcham, former NIST employee
https://wn.com/New_Nist_Whistleblower_Speaks_Out_On_9_11
This video is from AE911Truth.org.
"Truth is where our healing lies."
NIST Employee Speaks Out on WTC-7 Cover-up
A former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has stepped forward and criticized the government agency for ignoring the scientific errors found in its report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) during the September 11, 2001, attacks.
"Awareness is growing of the disconnect between the NIST WTC reports and logical reasoning. The level of interest in '15 years later' is a good example. Due to the nature of communication in today's world, that awareness may increase approximately exponentially. Why not NIST blow the whistle on itself now while there is still time? - Truth is where our healing lies."
- Peter Michael Ketcham, former NIST employee
- published: 15 Jan 2017
- views: 1166
NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:54
- Updated: 13 Feb 2013
- views: 2331080
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwi...
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwich Street. Recording starts at 8:46:44 a.m. Time uncertainty was assigned by NIST with 1 second for each CUMULUS clip.
01:48 - First and loud "KNOCK" or "DUP" noise. Comes maybe from the damaged building structure, either from the impact zone or Hat Truss region. For further similar noises in the time span between the plane strikes, see video markings 02:43, 03:00, 03:55 - 04:08, 04:42, 06:28, 07:17, 07:26, 07:54, 08:12- 08:23, 09:10 - 09:12, 09:20, 09:25, 09:31, 09:47, 09:50.
11:22 - Second impact missed. Recording starts at 9:04:28 a.m..
15:06 - South Tower collapse begins with a loud rumble noise at around 9:58:56 a.m. (1 uncertain second and minus 2 seconds sound-wave delay). Dust clouds enveloping the streets around WTC site.
21:27 - People start to jump from windows of WTC1 west face, at 95th floor as fire had reached the west side, around 10:06:08 a.m.. More jumpers can be observed between 21:56 - 23:04 (10:06:54 a.m. to 10:08:10 a.m.).
23:04 - First recording by the videographer of a F-15 fighter jet over Manhattan (clip starts at 10:08:34 a.m.).
23:23 - Collapse of North Tower mostly missed. Audio is missing, too. Dust plumes enveloping the street for the second time.
25:21 - Failed to tape the destruction of WTC Building 7. Recording starts at 5:21:20 p.m..
North view (at 00:00 from street level, at 12:12 from an elevated view).
00:00 - 292 Greenwich Street (P.S. 234, The Independence School).
10:14 - Greenwich and Warren Streets.
12:13 - From apartment at 295 Greenwich Street.
Videographer: Jim Huibregtse
Recording start times derived from NIST Video List:
00:00 - 08:46:44
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1A
01:05 - 08:47:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1B
02:36 - 08:49:41
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 2
06:13 - 08:54:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3A
07:41 - 08:56:00
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3B
10:13 - 08:59:39
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 4
10:25 - 09:00:01
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 5
10:32 - 09:00:38
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6A
11:22 - 09:04:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6B
11:43 - 09:05:09
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6C
11:56 - 09:08:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7A
12:01 - 09:09:51
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7B
12:12 - 09:13:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 8
12:16 - 09:32:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 9
12:23 - 09:33:13
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 10
12:29 - 09:46:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 11
12:33 - 09:46:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 12
12:41 - 09:47:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13A
14:24 - 09:52:24
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13B
14:27 - 09:54:29
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14
14:37 - 09:56:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14A
14:43 - 09:58:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15A
14:47 - 09:58:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15B
16:55 - 10:00:45
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15C
19:34 - 10:03:35
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 16
20:26 - 10:04:47
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 17
20:36 - 10:05:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 18
21:56 - 10:06:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19A
22:50 - 10:07:57
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19B
23:04 - 10:08:34
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19C
23:11 - 10:10:08
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 20
23:22 - 10:28:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21
23:53 - 10:29:21
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21B
25:05 - 12:02:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 22
25:11 - 12:03:14
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 23
25:17 - 12:15:50
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 24
25:21 - 17:21:20 [5:21:20 p.m.]
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 25
NTSC DV files deinterlaced (BFF mode) and decompressed. Resolution upscaled, sharpness, color saturation and contrast encreased. Chroma noise has been lowered by a HQ denoising filter. Audio resampled.
NIST FOIA 09-42
Release #14 - Uncompressed Set
NIST Cumulus Video Database
Subfolder: Jim Huibregtse
Joined Clips: Jim Huibregtse 1A-25
Source: 911datasets.org
https://wn.com/Nist_Foia_09_42_R14_Uc_Jim_Huibregtse_1A_25_(Wtc1_Burning_Wtc2_Collapse_Wtc_1_And_7_Plumes)
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Filmed from school yard of the Independence School (P.S. 234), at Greenwich Street. Recording starts at 8:46:44 a.m. Time uncertainty was assigned by NIST with 1 second for each CUMULUS clip.
01:48 - First and loud "KNOCK" or "DUP" noise. Comes maybe from the damaged building structure, either from the impact zone or Hat Truss region. For further similar noises in the time span between the plane strikes, see video markings 02:43, 03:00, 03:55 - 04:08, 04:42, 06:28, 07:17, 07:26, 07:54, 08:12- 08:23, 09:10 - 09:12, 09:20, 09:25, 09:31, 09:47, 09:50.
11:22 - Second impact missed. Recording starts at 9:04:28 a.m..
15:06 - South Tower collapse begins with a loud rumble noise at around 9:58:56 a.m. (1 uncertain second and minus 2 seconds sound-wave delay). Dust clouds enveloping the streets around WTC site.
21:27 - People start to jump from windows of WTC1 west face, at 95th floor as fire had reached the west side, around 10:06:08 a.m.. More jumpers can be observed between 21:56 - 23:04 (10:06:54 a.m. to 10:08:10 a.m.).
23:04 - First recording by the videographer of a F-15 fighter jet over Manhattan (clip starts at 10:08:34 a.m.).
23:23 - Collapse of North Tower mostly missed. Audio is missing, too. Dust plumes enveloping the street for the second time.
25:21 - Failed to tape the destruction of WTC Building 7. Recording starts at 5:21:20 p.m..
North view (at 00:00 from street level, at 12:12 from an elevated view).
00:00 - 292 Greenwich Street (P.S. 234, The Independence School).
10:14 - Greenwich and Warren Streets.
12:13 - From apartment at 295 Greenwich Street.
Videographer: Jim Huibregtse
Recording start times derived from NIST Video List:
00:00 - 08:46:44
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1A
01:05 - 08:47:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 1B
02:36 - 08:49:41
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 2
06:13 - 08:54:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3A
07:41 - 08:56:00
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 3B
10:13 - 08:59:39
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 4
10:25 - 09:00:01
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 5
10:32 - 09:00:38
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6A
11:22 - 09:04:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6B
11:43 - 09:05:09
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 6C
11:56 - 09:08:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7A
12:01 - 09:09:51
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 7B
12:12 - 09:13:19
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 8
12:16 - 09:32:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 9
12:23 - 09:33:13
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 10
12:29 - 09:46:27
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 11
12:33 - 09:46:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 12
12:41 - 09:47:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13A
14:24 - 09:52:24
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 13B
14:27 - 09:54:29
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14
14:37 - 09:56:25
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 14A
14:43 - 09:58:28
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15A
14:47 - 09:58:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15B
16:55 - 10:00:45
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 15C
19:34 - 10:03:35
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 16
20:26 - 10:04:47
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 17
20:36 - 10:05:17
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 18
21:56 - 10:06:54
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19A
22:50 - 10:07:57
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19B
23:04 - 10:08:34
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 19C
23:11 - 10:10:08
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 20
23:22 - 10:28:36
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21
23:53 - 10:29:21
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 21B
25:05 - 12:02:49
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 22
25:11 - 12:03:14
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 23
25:17 - 12:15:50
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 24
25:21 - 17:21:20 [5:21:20 p.m.]
Time Uncertainty: 1 [s]
Cumulus Clip: Jim Huibregtse 25
NTSC DV files deinterlaced (BFF mode) and decompressed. Resolution upscaled, sharpness, color saturation and contrast encreased. Chroma noise has been lowered by a HQ denoising filter. Audio resampled.
NIST FOIA 09-42
Release #14 - Uncompressed Set
NIST Cumulus Video Database
Subfolder: Jim Huibregtse
Joined Clips: Jim Huibregtse 1A-25
Source: 911datasets.org
- published: 13 Feb 2013
- views: 2331080
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:28
- Updated: 05 Jun 2017
- views: 10
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
Published on Mar 13, 2017
In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards...
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
Published on Mar 13, 2017
In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began looking into the reports his agency had released years earlier on the collapse of the World Trade Center. What he found shook him to the core.
In this poignant half-hour interview, Peter Michael Ketcham tells his story of discovering that the organization where he had worked for 14 years had deliberately suppressed the truth about the most pivotal event of the 21st century.
Through his willingness to look openly at what he failed to see in front of him for 15 years, Mr. Ketcham inspires us to believe that we can all muster the courage to confront the truth — and, in so doing, finally heal the wounds of 9/11.
Featuring: Peter Michael Ketcham
Videographers: John Massaria and Richard Grove
Learn how you can make a difference at
Subscribe & More Videos: https://goo.gl/IM1crK
Thank for watching, Please Like Share And SUBSCRIBE!!!
#nist, #rubegoldberg
https://wn.com/New_Nist_9_11_Report_Exposed_A_Former_Employee_Speaks_Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
Published on Mar 13, 2017
In August of 2016, a former employee of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began looking into the reports his agency had released years earlier on the collapse of the World Trade Center. What he found shook him to the core.
In this poignant half-hour interview, Peter Michael Ketcham tells his story of discovering that the organization where he had worked for 14 years had deliberately suppressed the truth about the most pivotal event of the 21st century.
Through his willingness to look openly at what he failed to see in front of him for 15 years, Mr. Ketcham inspires us to believe that we can all muster the courage to confront the truth — and, in so doing, finally heal the wounds of 9/11.
Featuring: Peter Michael Ketcham
Videographers: John Massaria and Richard Grove
Learn how you can make a difference at
Subscribe & More Videos: https://goo.gl/IM1crK
Thank for watching, Please Like Share And SUBSCRIBE!!!
#nist, #rubegoldberg
- published: 05 Jun 2017
- views: 10
Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:33
- Updated: 13 Mar 2014
- views: 43313
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research.
Original video aired on IAF...
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research.
Original video aired on IAFFTV at http://youtu.be/TNI001YYYD4
Reproduction and annotation of this video with permission from the instructors and copyright holders. Video lecture synchronized with powerpoint presentation.
Part 1: (currently watching)
Part 2: Fire Environment
Part 3: Fire Dynamics
Part 4: Case Studies
Part 5: Fire Behavior Training
Part 6: Live Fire Experiments
Part 7: Organizational Change
Presenters:
Derek Alkonis - BC LACoFD
Stephen Kerber, P.E. at UL
Daniel Madrzykowski, P.E. at NIST
Over the past several years, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have been working together with the fire service to examine fire dynamics and fire fighting tactics. More than a hundred experiments have examined the changes in the fire environment over time, impact of ventilating ventilation limited fires, implications of flow control and effectiveness in suppression tactics. These experiments were conducted with fire fighters from across the country from departments of different types, with varying levels of staffing, resources and operating procedures. The NIST and UL studies have produced tactical considerations that have become common themes over several studies which may change the way you view your standard operating guidelines.
https://wn.com/Part_1_Of_7_(Intro)_Nist_Ul_Research_On_Fire_Behavior_Fireground_Tactics
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Department on NIST and UL Fire Behavior Research.
Original video aired on IAFFTV at http://youtu.be/TNI001YYYD4
Reproduction and annotation of this video with permission from the instructors and copyright holders. Video lecture synchronized with powerpoint presentation.
Part 1: (currently watching)
Part 2: Fire Environment
Part 3: Fire Dynamics
Part 4: Case Studies
Part 5: Fire Behavior Training
Part 6: Live Fire Experiments
Part 7: Organizational Change
Presenters:
Derek Alkonis - BC LACoFD
Stephen Kerber, P.E. at UL
Daniel Madrzykowski, P.E. at NIST
Over the past several years, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have been working together with the fire service to examine fire dynamics and fire fighting tactics. More than a hundred experiments have examined the changes in the fire environment over time, impact of ventilating ventilation limited fires, implications of flow control and effectiveness in suppression tactics. These experiments were conducted with fire fighters from across the country from departments of different types, with varying levels of staffing, resources and operating procedures. The NIST and UL studies have produced tactical considerations that have become common themes over several studies which may change the way you view your standard operating guidelines.
- published: 13 Mar 2014
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NIST Aerial View
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- Duration: 4:49
- Updated: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 1742
NIST Illustrated
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 20170
An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives.
www.nist.gov
An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives.
www.nist.gov
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An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives.
www.nist.gov
- published: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 20170
NIST Flashover.mpg
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 04 May 2010
- views: 110628
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations:
Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree
Living Room with Sofa
Office Cubicle
Thank you to the National Instit...
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations:
Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree
Living Room with Sofa
Office Cubicle
Thank you to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for producing this video.
https://wn.com/Nist_Flashover.Mpg
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations:
Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree
Living Room with Sofa
Office Cubicle
Thank you to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for producing this video.
- published: 04 May 2010
- views: 110628
A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
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- Duration: 17:59
- Updated: 23 Apr 2011
- views: 10479
Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw
This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of ...
Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw
This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of Thailand (NIST). It was filmed over the course of several weeks, and involves 83 seniors, and many teachers. A collaborative video, it was used for the leaver's assembly and represents both the relationships within the Class of 2011 and the NIST community.
Written by - Pitchaya Kittiwittayakul and Emily Chen
Directed/Edited - Emily Chen
Cinematography - Emily Chen, Jetnipat Phruttinarakorn, Suraj Kishani
Special Thanks - NIST class of 2011, Vishesh Bhatia, Yukiya Okura, Khushi Srikureja, Sushii Dang, Annelise McGough, Kanobhorn Saha, Pat Palalikit, NIST teachers
Teachers: Ms. Stanton, Ms. Monna, Ms. Michelle, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Neller, Mr. Watts, Mr. Scoones, Ms. Fish, Ms. Val, Mr. Whitehair, Ms. Leah, Mr. HIlbourne, Coach Randy
Note: This video was inspired by the video "Songs in Real Life"
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Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBVRNtYduw
This is a video portraying the things we do in our daily lives as seniors in the New International School of Thailand (NIST). It was filmed over the course of several weeks, and involves 83 seniors, and many teachers. A collaborative video, it was used for the leaver's assembly and represents both the relationships within the Class of 2011 and the NIST community.
Written by - Pitchaya Kittiwittayakul and Emily Chen
Directed/Edited - Emily Chen
Cinematography - Emily Chen, Jetnipat Phruttinarakorn, Suraj Kishani
Special Thanks - NIST class of 2011, Vishesh Bhatia, Yukiya Okura, Khushi Srikureja, Sushii Dang, Annelise McGough, Kanobhorn Saha, Pat Palalikit, NIST teachers
Teachers: Ms. Stanton, Ms. Monna, Ms. Michelle, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Neller, Mr. Watts, Mr. Scoones, Ms. Fish, Ms. Val, Mr. Whitehair, Ms. Leah, Mr. HIlbourne, Coach Randy
Note: This video was inspired by the video "Songs in Real Life"
- published: 23 Apr 2011
- views: 10479
9 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 1
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- Duration: 20:49
- Updated: 05 Mar 2014
- views: 20848
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- published: 05 Mar 2014
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NIST Cyber Security Framework Explained WBW
published: 28 Jan 2015
NIST Cyber Security Framework Explained WBW
NIST Cyber Security Framework Explained WBW
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NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
This video is from AE911Truth.org.
"Truth is where our healing lies."
NIST Employee Speaks...
published: 15 Jan 2017
NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
NEW!! NIST whistleblower speaks out on 9/11!!
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NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
00:00 - About 19 seconds after first plane hit the North Tower at approx. 8:46:25 a.m. Fil...
published: 13 Feb 2013
NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
NIST FOIA 09-42: R14-UC -- Jim Huibregtse 1A-25 (WTC1 Burning/WTC2 Collapse/WTC 1 and 7 Plumes)
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NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
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NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
NEW! NIST 9/11 report EXPOSED-A former employee Speaks Out
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Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
Part 1: Introduction by Derek Alkonis, Battalion Chief at Los Angeles County Fire Departme...
published: 13 Mar 2014
Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
Part 1 of 7: (Intro) NIST & UL Research on Fire Behavior & Fireground Tactics
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NIST Aerial View
Aerial View of NIST Campus.
published: 19 Dec 2016
NIST Aerial View
NIST Aerial View
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NIST Illustrated
An illustrated guide to NIST's mission and its impact on our daily lives.
www.nist.gov
published: 10 Oct 2014
NIST Illustrated
NIST Illustrated
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NIST Flashover.mpg
This video demonstrates flashovers in three situations:
Dry Scotch Pine Christmas Tree
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published: 04 May 2010
NIST Flashover.mpg
NIST Flashover.mpg
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A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
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This is a video portraying the things w...
published: 23 Apr 2011
A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
A Day in the Life of a NIST Senior (part1)
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9 11 World Trade Center WABC NIST FOIA Video 1
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The Finer Things In Life, New West
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She Reminds Me Of You, New West
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Promised Land, New West
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The Ice You're Walkin' On, New West
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My Heart Ain't Talkin', New West
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The Finer Things In Life
Daddy was always an honest man
He spoke with his heart and helped with his hands
There wasn't a stranger he didn't soon know
I watched him build bridges wherever he'd go
Daddy was a farmer, always out in the field
We never had money, but there was always a meal
He counted his blessings and the Bible he read
I'll never outgrow the words that he said
CHORUS:
If I possessed all the wealth in the world
It would not be enough to survive
When I look in the eyes of my children and wife
I can see I've been given the finer things in life
Now I'm a daddy with two little ones
The first a shy princess, then a curious son
Well, they never knew their Grandpa too well
But his message of love I'll continue to tell
(CHORUS)
