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In the 1920s, Los Angeles boomed. At the beginning of the decade, Los Angeles had a population of 576,673. By the end of the decade, it had more than doubled to 1,238,048. Basically, it went from the size of modern-day Milwaukee to modern-day San Diego in just ten years. Somewhere during that decade, Los Angeles's population overtook that of San Francisco — something San Franciscans who still refer to their town as "The City" have never forgiven Los Angeles (or presumably San Diego or San Jose) for. There were several reasons for the explosive growth — and, perhaps, unexpected results, including the creation of a huge network of pedestrian-only streets in the form of public stairways, stair streets, and walk streets.
Although oil was first discovered in Los Angeles County in 1876, it was in the 1920s that Southern California became one of the biggest oil-producing regions in the world. Although the region's first citrus tree was planted at the San Gabriel Mission in 1804, it was during the 1920s that the citrus industry became, after oil, the region's most lucrative industry. Finally, while the first film in Los Angeles was shot in 1897, it was during the early 1920s that the Hollywood film industry overtook all of the film industries in the world (at least in terms of revenue).
Seven months before Frederick Blechynden set up a camera on Spring Street, J. Philip Erie and S.D. Sturgis drove the first motor carriage through Los Angeles streets, sputtering along Broadway before breaking down. The actuality, "South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal." was released to nickelodeons in 1898. The footage of Los Angeles's busting "Wall Street of the West" captures no automobiles in the mix. The wording of the description suggests that "stink chariots" were still a noisy and noisome rarity, as none are part of the urban streetscape as captured by the short film. The description states, "Various equipages pass, including a tally-ho and six white horses. A peculiar, open-end trolley car comes along; bicycle riders and pedestrians." By 1910, though, Los Angeles would have the highest per-capita car registration in the world.
Los Angeles didn't just grow more populous in the 1920s, it sprawled outward. At the beginning of 1920, Los Angeles was 942.4 square kilometers (363.9 square miles) in size. In the 1920s alone, it expanded (through 45 annexations) another 201.5 square kilometers (77.8 square miles). Over the ensuing 75 years, by contrast, Los Angeles would only expand another 70.6 square kilometers (27.2 square miles). Los Angeles is widely regarded as a "horizontal" city, with uniplexes (so-called "single-family homes") characterizing the cityscape rather than highrises. It is also, however, quite hilly — home to three of the country's ten steepest streets and punctuated by the greatest elevation difference (3 feet below sea level in Wilmington to 1,547 meter Mount Lukens) of any city in the world.
Cars were no longer solely the polished playthings of the posh but useful tools for conveying suburbanite strivers to newly annexed tracts on the bleak outskirts of town. There were also streetcar suburbs, though. Los Angeles's rail history began with the Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad's inauguration in 1868. By the 1920s, Los Angeles boasted the largest electric railway network in the world. Proximity to the lines of the Los Angeles Railway and Pacific Electric Railway were matter-of-factly promoted as amenities alongside indoor plumbing, electric street lights, paved streets, and racist housing covenants. The 1920s, too, though, were the great decade of Los Angeles's pedestrian streets (public stairs, stair streets, and walk streets) — which I know because contractors and occasionally city inspectors often stamped the wet concrete with the date, which is almost always during that decade. The contractor stamp from another decade is about as rare as rain.
Sadly, most Angelenos eventually completely succumbed to the car craze. Sidewalks were shaved off of streets in order to surrender more space to gridlock, train service ended, and bus riders were derided and pitied. Interstate Freeways carved through neighborhoods like gangrenous wounds. Gas stations sprouted at nearly every commercial intersection like poisonous mushrooms. Historic buildings were demolished and replaced with lifeless surface parking lots. Today, 60% of trips under a mile are undertaken by drivers who think that a four-ton off-road vehicle is the most appropriate tool for picking up a soda and bag of chips from the convenience store at the end of the block. On an organized walk, once, a woman sheepishly confided in me that she never even walks from one end of the mall to the other and instead, retrieves her car after completing her shopping at one box store before driving to another where she re-parks.
I know that there are people who walk in Los Angeles (besides just to and from their cars), though, in part because I walk in Los Angeles and, when I do, more often than not, I see other Angelenos walking, too. When I searched up how many Angelenos walk, all the internet wanted to tell me, disturbingly, was how many pedestrians were seriously injured or killed by cars in Los Angeles. Apparently, last year, there were 128 in the latter category and 486 in the former, and even though the majority of Angelenos say that they want to make fewer trips by car, most don't feel safe walking or biking — and don't feel that the bus or train are reliable. They're not wrong. The city is doing little to change this perception or reality, kicking the can of dedicated bus and bike lanes down the road to the distant and seemingly arbitrary year 2035 CE.
I wonder how long it took the city to build those public stairways after they were first proposed? Can anyone imagine the city building a public stairway today. Although the onus should be on motorists not to kill pedestrians, it's understandable that many Angelenos feel it's best to stick to hiking on trails or walking along stair streets because they're off-limits to motorists — which is sufficient to deter all but the most reckless of drivers from attempting to enter them.
I know, too, that there are Angelenos who walk because of the popularity of hiking, organized walks, and the frequency with which one encounters Angelenos on the public stairs who are hiking a large set of them — usually recognizable by a map or book tucked under their arm, a floppy hat on their head, hiking boots on their feet, and hydration packs on their backs. Sometimes I ask if they're tackling the public stairs and, more often than not, they reply, surprised, "Yeah! How did you know?" They are part of a growing subculture of stair hikers and, on Sunday, I encountered at least three.
There have been several books that have brought attention to Los Angles's pedestrian streets. The first that I know of was Adah Bakalinsky and Larry Gordon's Stairway Walks in Los Angeles, published in 1990. In 2008, Bob Inman published A Guide to the Public Stairways of Los Angeles, (revised as Finding Los Angeles By Foot: Stairstreet, bridge, pathway and lane in 2014) and conducts organized walks that incorporate those public stairs. In 2009, Dan Koeppel organized the first Big Parade — an annual, two-day 55-kilometer Los Angeles walk that incorporated roughly 80 public stairways. In 2013, the Inman 300 — a 350-kilometer, ten-day hike that incorporates roughly 300 public stairways – was created. That same year, Dan Gutierrez started the walking group, SoCal Stair Climbers. In 2015, Paul Haddad published 10,000 Steps a Day in L.A.: 52 Walking Adventures. Secret Stairs. Los Angeles Times columnist Charles Fleming's Secret Stairs: A Walking Guide to the Historic Staircases of Los Angeles in 2010. Calling them "secret stairs" was a fun and clever bit of branding. Today, when I refer to the public stairways, the person with whom I'm speaking often clarifies "do you mean the secret stairs?"
Photo-mapping the stairs is an idea I first had six years ago. In 2016, as part of MaptimeLA, I joined a project involving Mapillary, the City of Avalon Fire Department, the Catalina Conservancy, and Carto to photo-map every block of every street in Avalon, on Santa Catalina Island using LG 360 cameras (and some trails as well). Google, famous for its street-view mapping (among other things) rarely street-view maps anywhere that the Google van can't drive unless it's merely for publicity (e.g. their "street view" maps of a stretch of Antarctica). Google is a corporation, after all, and its actions are driven by the need to deliver profits, not to profit to its users. Thus, trails, bike paths, narrow alleys, &c are glaringly omitted from its Google street view maps, even as the Google van mindlessly retraces the same streets over and over. Mapillary, by contrast, is an open-source platform to which anyone can upload with a phone or camera.
It was on Avalon that I had the idea of mapping public stairs. I later made a map of all of Silver Lake's public stairs for the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council's Adopt a Stair Program. Last year, I got elected to the same neighborhood council returned to this project. One day, Johan Gyllenspetz from Mapillary, Bob Inman, John Wingler from SLNC's Green Committee, and I did a test run, photo mapping the 84–step Primrose Hill Stairway, also known as the Landa-Redesdale Stairway. One Sunday in December, Johan and I reconvened and photo mapped most of the pedestrian streets of Los Feliz-adjacent northwest Silver Lake. Last Sunday, we photo mapped most of those in the southwest corner. Next, we plan to photo map the stairs of the northwest corner (the area referred to by some as "Silver Lake Heights") and the Echo Park adjacent southwest corner. It will most likely be on a Sunday. You're welcome to join — just indicate your interest in the comments.
No experience or special equipment is required. The only task involved is carrying a 360 camera mounted on a pole and a phone paired with it. The task only requires one person but it's more fun with company. If you do want to join, I also recommend comfortable clothing and shoes, sunblock, and a bottle full of water. When this project is finished, I'll update this post and all of the photo-mapped stairs will be available to view on the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council website. I hope, too, that other neighborhood councils will follow suit… and maybe, someday, we'll even see more public stairways constructed.
Here's the invitation to the first of two events in which we'll photo map the stairs of Silver Lake. Meet next Saturday at the Silver Lake Recreation Center at 1:30 pm.
Here's the invite for the final event, which will begin and end at the Ortiz Taylor House on Saturday the 19th at 1:30.
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African regions
Africa is roughly divided geopolitically into the five regions based upon geography, shared alliances, economic situation, history and culture.
North Africa
North Africa is largely populated by Arabs and Berber with population centres, economy and political alignment focused toward the Mediterranean basin and the Middle East. Historically divided principally between French, Sicilian and FK colonialism, Castille, Aragon, France and the Two Sicilies currently govern integrated territories all with populations consisting of native Muslims as well as large numbers of European Christian colonists. Egypt, Libya and the Maghreb are all important powers in the Arab and Islamic worlds. The Maghreb and Egypt, following the Khedival restoration, enjoy cordial relations with their former rulers whilst Libya in recent years has enjoyed a thawing of once frosty relations with the Great Powers.
North Africa consists of the following countries and territories;
- Algeria (France)
- Carthage (Two Sicilies)
- Castilian West Africa
- Canary Islands (Castile and Leon)
- Cape Green
- Egypt
- Libya
- The Maghreb
- Nubia (condominium of Egypt and Ethiopia)
- Ceuta (Castile and Leon)
- Melilla and Oran (Aragon)
West Africa
West Africa was one of the first regions in Africa to experience large-scale European colonisation and is currently comprised of a number of small territories integrated into the metropolitan realms and larger developing countries. After an era of political instability following decolonisation, the region is now largely stable. Culturally the colonising nations have had a strong effect upon West Africa, including mostly replacing traditional religions with Christianity along the coast whilst the interior remains largely Islamic.
West Africa consists of the following countries and territories;
- Batavian West Africa
- Gadangmeland (Scandinavian Realm)
- Gjebaland (Scandinavian Realm)
- Gambia (Republic of the Two Crowns)
- Gold Coast
- Goodyear Island (England)
- Ferdinand Po Island (possibly a condominium of Castile and Leon and Aragon)
- French Guinea
- Mali
- Pepper Coast (Scandinavian Realm)
- Togo
- Upper Nigervolta
Central Africa
Central Africa is one of the poorest and least developed regions in the world. In the past the region was dominated by the harshest of the European Colonial regimes on the coast and by undeveloped, insular and regressive native states and protectorates in the interior. Also known as Middle Africa, it is currently extremely politically unstable and a number of states have in the past fragmented and are currently engaged in hostilities or civil conflicts, many based upon traditional tribal rivalries. Christianity is prevalent on the coast and traditional religions within the interior.
The following territories and countries are part of Central Africa;
- Azande Chiefdoms
- Batavian Kongo
- Came Rao or Kamerun
Castillian Guinea
- Centrafrican Empire
- Dalmatian Kongo
- Gabon
- French Congo
- Kasai
- Katanga
- Kivu
- Luba
- Lunda
- Mongo-Kongo
- Native States
Southern Africa
Southern Africa is the most heavily Europeanised section of the African Continent with a succession of extensive settlement programs by the Batavians, Chinese and later the [[Federated Kingdoms|FK] having widely spread Europeans and their languages and Christianity in the region. Large numbers of Chinese are also found in the region descended from exiles from Chinese East Africa and trading posts along the western shore of the Indian Ocean. Following the Boerwoer the entire mainland portion of the region came under Federated Kingdoms control, developing into the English-governed Union of South Africa and Kemrese Rhodesia. Following the Great Oriental War, Madagascar came into the FK's political orbit. Following independence of South Africa and Rhodesia a number of Black African Islamic states became independent of the FK; later the civil war between Black African, Boer and British settlers in South Africa ended with the Cairo Accords and the independence of Southwest Africa, a calvinist Boer stronghold and reform in the Union of South Africa's governence. Since the end of the civil war the region has returned to the fast progress and extending the high levels of development already present.
The following territories and countries constitute Southern Africa;
- Admiral Island (England)
- Lesotho
- Madagascar
- Mauritius
- Mutapa
- Reunion (France)
- Seychelles (England)
- South Africa
- Southwest Africa
- Zululand
East Africa
East Africa has historically been the stronghold of non-European power in sub-saharan Africa. In the north Ethiopia and its unofficial client state Cordofania are strongholds of Coptic Orthodoxy, having overthrown the Judaic monarchy in the early modern period; this is also the faith of the Muslims of English administered Socotra. In the early mediaeval period Islamic conquest penetrated far south through East Africa and the region has a high Muslim population to this day. Prior to the Great Oriental War and the reconquest of Rhodesia, China was also formerly a major power in the region. China overcame Omani and other Arab trading powers to establish large colonies and interior protectorates which have left a continuing cultural mark on the region through syncretic religion, cultural transfer and language now limited in the decentralised and largely locally governed Chinese East Africa. The Lithuanian and Slavic colonies around the Lake of Many Names, at their height before the Second Great War, have also left a small but lasting effect upon that part of East Africa.
East Africa comprises the following countries and territories;
- Buganda
- Chinese East Africa (semi-independent condominium of the various Chinese states)
- Cordofania
- Ethiopia
- Maasai
- Socotra (England)
- Zanzibar

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Sometimes in life there seem to be easy questions that are able to be answered in one short burst of excited chatter. Other times the answer is elusive, requiring many hours dedicated to internet research in order to solve the mystery. Unfortunately, my brain always seems to ask these questions late at night.
What do wild goldfish eat?
I bet you immediately opened your mouth, prepared to spit out an answer. You may have started uttering some sounds before your brain caught up to your mouth – reminding you that you didn't know the answer.
Not without some Google fact checking, that is!
Ask me what other marine life eats and I can rapid fire answer. It may not apply to every single member of the species, but it would be correct for at least one. Whales, simple, they eat plankton. Lobsters, also easy, they like tiny seafood – scary, I know. The adorable octopus is quite fond of shrimp, though I cannot vouch for their use of dipping sauces. Crabs will mess up a buffet of mussels without a second thought.
We all know what sharks eat – fat, juicy humans.
This leaves me once again pondering what a fish in the ocean eats for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I doubt there are giant bottles of pellets being sprinkled across the world each day by huge human arms. (Imagine that sight for a minute though, it's a wild thought!) I really want to solve this mystery, but it's very late at night and if I Google anything it will lead to hours of fascinating reading.
Fish probably eat donut pieces, like the ducks in the pond.
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Nashville restaurants may now get 'sidewalk cafe' permit to help with COVID-19 impact
Nashville restaurants now have an option to expand dining to sidewalks or their parking lots — an effort by the city to help keep restaurants afloat as they continue to be impacted by the pandemic.
Metro Council approved legislation Tuesday evening that temporarily allows restaurants to expand their outdoor seating while still complying with capacity limitations imposed by the city.
The legislation got unanimous support from council as they hope it will aid businesses that have had to find creative ways to adjust their operations under health restrictions.
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The ordinance extends the ability for businesses to get a "sidewalk cafe" permit — previously only an option for restaurants downtown — throughout the county, It also allows businesses to utilize some of their private parking spots, not including Accessible Parking Spaces — for additional seating.
"This presents us with an opportunity to provide a small, but possibly very significant amount of relief to some of our small businesses, hospitality workers and restaurant owners," said Council Member Sean Parker, who sponsored the bill.
Restaurants must still get a permit from Public Works — the $100 fee is waived during the duration of the ordinance — and comply with existing provisions, including at least a 4-foot sidewalk clearance as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
There may be a need for more clearance in some cases.
Council approved amendments Tuesday that extends an initial sunset date for the legislation from Jan. 1 to Feb. 15. Changes also address concerns about state law regarding sale of beer and alcohol on public right-of-way, and allows businesses to use all their outdoor private property for seating with proper permitting from Metro Codes, for 150 days before needing to be renewed.
Supporters of the measure, including Nashville businesses, hope the changes will outlast COVID-19, and for it to be a starting point for how the city utilizes public space and right-of-way in the future with potential shifts and changes in a post-pandemic world.
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Businesses will have to submit a site plan to the city for review by Metro Public Work, where employees will then do an examination of how operations are set up.
Metro will conduct inspections if any concerns or complaints related to public rights-of-way are filed with the city.
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Valve has this week announced new improvements for streaming games through the NVIDIA GeForce Now cloud game streaming service. back in 2019 code was discovered suggesting Steam cloud gaming service was in the works and now official documentation for a beta development stage has been published, confirming that Steam's "Cloud Play" is on its way.
"Steam Cloud Play is currently in Beta and features are being added over time. We are now accepting a limited amount of games into the service as we continue to build features and server capacity for players. The first service we are connecting to Steam to allow users to play games from their Steam Library from the Cloud is Nvidia GeForce NOW. There are more details below about how to opt your game(s) into the service as well as answers to a few common questions below.
Currently Nvidia GeForce NOW is available in North America, Western Europe and Asia Pacific. Currently, Steam users will need to download the GeForce Now client and connect their Steam account to the GFN service to play their Steam Library. The user may pay a subscription cost to use the GFN service. Customers will continue to acquire games on Steam the same way they do today, and partner payouts will remain the same.
These cloud services enable Steam users to play their Steam library in the cloud, one game at a time, like they can on their local PC. Developers must manually opt-in the games they wish to make available on GeForce NOW.
Below are instructions that show you how to sign up your game in Steamworks. We are using a whitelist of games that have signed up in Steamworks. Please make sure to take the steps below to ensure your Steam game is approved for GeForce NOW in Steamworks and will be available on the GFN service after it has been checked by NVIDIA."
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Split Series
A series of twelve releases, each presenting a short piece by two artists.
Lawrence English & Jeph Jerman, Ben Owen & Michael Pisaro, Alfredo Costa Monteiro & Lee Patterson , Ferran Fages & Bhob Rainey, Jon Mueller & Gino Robair, David Dunn & Patrick Farmer and Sarah Hughes, Rhodri Davies & Dominic Lash, Robert Curgenven & Jez riley French, Loren Chasse & Adam Sonderberg and Katherine Young, Eric La Casa & Tarab, Martin Kuchen & Will Guthrie, Angharad Davies & Mark Wastell and Jonathan McHugh
Limited edition release SOLD OUT
Downloads available on Bandcamp
Water Yam
21 realisations of George Brecht's Water Yam with contributions from:
Daniel Barbiero, Jason Brogan & Mustafa Walker, Jack Callahan, Carousel Collective, Stephen Cornford (pictured) , Loren Chasse, Anders Dahl, Neil Davidson & Liene Rozite, Jessie Downs, Douglas Farrand, Peter Freeman, Jesse Goin, Tristan Gordon, John Grzinich, David Grundy, Porter James, Phil Julian, Jason Kahn, Kate Lash & Dominic Lash, Henrik Olsson, Karin Rosenthal & Dean Rosenthal, David R J Stent, Michael T. Bullock, Stefan Thut.
Michael Pisaro's Only [Harmony Series #17]
21 realisations of Michael Pisaro's Only [Harmony Series #17]. Each performed within the month of August 2009. Co-curated by Jason Brogan. With contributions from:
Casey Anderson, Jason Brogan, Barry Chabala, Joseph Clayton Mills, Rhodri Davies, Julia Eckhardt, Patrick Farmer, Julia Holter, Sarah Hughes, Ryan Jewell, Jason Kahn, Richard Kamerman, Ben Owen, Michael Pisaro, Jez riley French, Steve Roden, Vanessa Rossetto, James Saunders, Sam Sfirri, Adam Sonderberg, Manfred Werder,
Radio Študent
Live recordings from Radio Študent in Ljubljana, Slovenia. With music by Tim Blechmann, Michael Bruckner, Chip Shop Music, Klaus Filip, Tomaž Grom, Jean-Luc Guionnet, Franz Hautzinger, Marko Karlovčec, Enrico Malatesta, Seijiro Murayama, Matija Schellander, Irena Tomažin, Lawrence Williams, Nate Wooley.
Established in 1969 by the Student Organisation of the University of Ljubljana, Radio Študent is one of Europe's oldest and strongest non-commercial, alternative radio stations. Its diverse and dedicated programme activities encompass presenting and evaluating different forms of popular music, covering and analysing current political and social phenomena, dealing with the many fields of arts and humanities, following and critically dissecting student and university politics and policies, enacting radio plays, reciting works of literature and poetry – and quite a lot more.
Image: Jason Kahn's realisation of Michael Pisaro's Only [Harmony Series #17].


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Anyone who exposes the truth about vaccines have had their careers destroyed their reputation destroyed the pharmaceutical industry devotes millions to make sure this happens. The things they do you cannot make up. They use tactics very similar to tactics used by organized crime. They will intimidate, harass, and destroy. The devote large amounts of money to influencing most government officials and organizations world wide. They have acquired so much power I believe most political figures would be powerless against them. This is why the governments world wide with do nothing about the harm vaccines are doing even though the evidence of their harm has repeatedly been demonstrated. I could literally list thousands of case reports of autoimmunity and death induced by vaccines and I could list hundreds and hundreds of studies showing the variety of ways vaccines harm the body. Why do governments around the world ignore the facts? Why do they accept studies that have been proven to be flawed and cannot be duplicated over independent research that can be duplicated and often times has been? Keep this in mind many things our government has approved for use has resulted in thousands of deaths and millions becoming ill before they recalled them or banned them and almost every time they got caught colluding with the corporations to hide the harm that was occurring. We have seen this with the FDA, USDA, CDC even the IDSA has been caught colluding to cover things up. Look at how many drugs have been pulled from the market after being approved and even promoted by our government. It has become clear our government recklessly promotes very harmful things and refuses to look at matters more deeply because they do not want to upset their corporate sponsors. If we do not speak up then they will continue to get away with these things and it will only get worse. The U.S. has the highest rates of cancer, chronic illness and infant mortality in the industrialized world and as long as this continues it is only going to get worse.
If vaccines were safe then they would have no reason to grant exemption from liability to the medical community and pharmaceutical industry. This exemption needs repealed because it has given the medical community a license to injure and kill thousands. The governments world wide have even been caught colluding with the guilty parties to make the victims who speak out look like criminals and have colluded to hide the harm being down. In studies claiming to show vaccines are safe the date is cherry picked and they even exclude reports of adverse events stating they are only proof that the courts had accepted the claim and that it was not proof the claim of the adverse event had occurred.
Diseases that were not very common now are common. They blame it on genetics even though research has shown that genetics contributes very little to chronic illness. The genetics model of illness is a smoke screen the pharmaceutical and biotech industry use to blind people to the harm they are doing. Diabetes, cancer, autoimmunity and many other illnesses have reach epidemic levels. There are new infectious disease springing up one after another because microbes that used to be benign are becoming dangerous to the populations world wide because everyone's immune systems are being damage by biotech and pharmaceutical products. Many medications have been shown to damage the immune system making people prone to infectious diseases. Often times those medications aren't even needed.
If a someone suffer no repercussions from producing defective and harmful products they have no reason to validate their safety and every reason to push this product even more because every single victim they make creates a life time customer. Those who's immune systems have been destroyed have to heavily depend on antibiotics when they get an infections. Those who develop chronic illness from the vaccine injury have to depend on medications to help them endure they symptoms for the rest of their lives. This cause what I refer to as a medical hamster wheel because often times the drugs cause side effects and cause damage to the body requiring more and more prescriptions to be added to the ones they are already taking.
Vaccines being tested for safety and efficacy is a lie. The pharmaceutical industry has a history of lying and many of their studies were ghost written and some have even been found out to be fraudulent. This also demonstrates the corruption of governments world wide because even after they are presented with the evidence that shows the fraudulent research they base their decisions on that very research.
The vaccine manufactures and medical community are exempt from being sued for the harm and deaths caused by vaccines. The Department of Health and Human Services was supposed to monitor and research vaccine safety they never fulfilled that part of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Compensation Act. Not only that but they have plans on removing the ingredients list and list of adverse reactions to vaccines from vaccine inserts. Part of the agreement was informed consent. If you ask most medical professionals they cannot give proper information because many of them do not know how to identify or report vaccine injury and many of them do not know what is in a vaccine.
This shows you how corrupt our government is. Even though they know vaccines have never been tested properly for safety they still continue to lie and falsely claim they are. I have done blog post showing how WHO and the CDC are frequently caught in fraud and lies. If you read their manuals on vaccines they brush adverse reactions off and discuss in their manuals how to do this. They even discuss how to deceive people so they will be more receptive of vaccines. The media world wide follows this pattern of deception and so does the medical community. The corruption in the FDA has ran deep since it's founding and it has a history of approving things and then having them taken off the market after hundreds of thousands are injured and killed. Often times the infections being transmitted were caused by vaccines but were being falsely reported by the CDC and pharmaceutical industry as being the wild type. So the vaccines are spreading the diseases and then they lie and blame it on the non vaccinated. Even the media has been caught faking disease out breaks.
CDC and WHO Corrupt Financial Entanglements with the Vaccine Industry
My blog post demonstrating how vaccine cause disease and spread it.
The pharmaceutical industry spends hundreds of millions to lobby so things are most likely not going to change soon because the politician are going to look out for the interest of their corporate sponsors.
Since vaccines have never been tested for safety we have to look for the evidence elsewhere We have that evidence with the billions paid out in compensations for the vaccine injuries and deaths that have been caused. The saddest part of all of that is the media actually makes fun of those who have been victims of adverse reactions to vaccines and they even try to paint them as criminals. Not only that but those who have been vaccinated seem more prone to infectious disease. The said part is most adverse events caused by vaccines do not get reported. In many nations they have no compensation for adverse reactions of death from vaccines and no reporting system to record adverse reactions. The U.S. government says that as low as 1% to 10% of adverse events and deaths get reported meany most do not get reported. Many medical professionals say that the numbers are much lower then that. When the government funded a study on how to improve reporting of adverse reactions to vaccines it was showing that far fewer vaccine reactions and deaths were being reported then were actually occurring. How do the U.S. government respond to this? They suddenly pulled the funding for the study and ended it. If you follow the USDA who is responsible for tracking adverse reactions in veterinary medicine you find the same corruption is present.
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Why Did the CDC Silence the Million Dollar Harvard Project Charged With Upgrading Our Vaccine Safety Surveillance System?
VACCINE SAFETY Part 3: The 100 fold increase of vaccine adverse reactions when reporting was automated
When the vaccine industry test vaccines for safety they do not do a true placebo or double blind placebo test. The placebo is usually another vaccine or toxins known to cause reactions. This skews the results making the vaccine appear to be safer then they actually are.
Injuries from medical treatment including vaccines are one of the number one causes of chronic illness and death in the U.S.
Most test for infectious disease does not work at detecting them and they have a high failure rate that does not stop the CDC into trying to deceive people into trusting the faulty test used for infectious agents. The whole time they will look for ways to inject their corporate sponsors into the situation. One of many examples is the CDC test. They have been proven to be so inaccurate that WHO issued a warning not to use them to diagnose someone with TB. The failure and inaccuracy of test for tick born illness has caused it to reach epidemic levels and it is only getting worse. Those with Lyme disease know first hand the problems with this. Many have went decades without a diagnoses and by the time they have gotten diagnosed they have lost every thing they had because of the chronic health issues caused by going so long with out getting properly diagnosed for Lyme disease. Now consider the fact there are hundreds of infectious diseases with very similar symptoms. This shows it is very easy to miss identifying that someone has been infected with a specific disease because it is hit or miss with the test and hit or miss when deciding what disease to test for. The corruption is so severe I doubt this is a problem that will be resolved very soon. It seems the only purpose the CDC, FDA, USDA and other organization serve is to promote the increase in profits for their corporate sponsors.
I am not going to cover how vaccines are causing diseases to become more infectious and more persistent. I covered that in another article.
Ghost writing to produce fraudulent papers is rampant in the science community especially among the pharmaceutical industry and biotech industries it is why most of their research cannot be duplicated.
Studies have shown vaccines to be contaminated with substances that damage the immune system and often times vaccine are contaminated with dangerous pathogens or human or animal cells which can cause autoimmunity. So it seems to me the evidence that vaccines are very harmful is piling up. Many vaccines contain aluminum and mercury which are known neuro toxins that can take years for the body to remove. The aluminum in vaccines has been shown to cause granulomas to form in the body. As for the infectious agents found in vaccine these have caused diseases to jump species. I have covered that in a previous article. The producers of vaccine lie to the government and use phrases like "correlation does not mean causation" and other fancy saying to get the government around the world to ignore the evidence of the harm vaccines are doing. Seems if you have a fancy saying you can talk people into any lie. When the pharmaceutical companies get busted for the harm they are doing they will research other less common things in the environment that cause similar health problems in order to divert attention to the harm their products are doing. They point the fingers at infectious agents as a cause of the inflammation and autoimmunity that causes autism. If that is the case then it is also proof of the vaccines cause autoimmunity and autism because by design they do the very same things. The only difference is many of the things found in vaccines takes decades for the body to remove meaning these reactions would continue throughout the victims life after getting vaccinated. Many of the new superbugs that have appeared out of no where have been shown to be caused by vaccines. Not only that but studies are showing the more they vaccinate the more virulent it causes diseases to become. This causes the immune system to become activated for much longer which has been shown to damage the nervous system of infants in a mothers womb. Most of the toxins used in vaccines are known neuro toxins and known carcinogens. The safety of shooting these thing directly into the blood stream has never been tested but common sense should tell us that this would be extremely harmful because often times the amounts used in vaccines would be considered toxic if they were in the same levels in drinking water.
One such pathogen that has been linked to and found in many types of cancer is the Simian virus. It was a contaminant found in many vaccines and millions had received that vaccine. Not only that but the Simian virus was shown to be very similar to HIV. Often times when the vaccines would be found to have dangerous contaminants the vaccine manufactures would refuse to recall the products. They add nano particles to vaccines. Nano particles have been found to contribute to many types of chronic illness and has resulted in a new term being used to describe illness induced by nano particles called nanopathology. No accurate and cost effective method has been developed to detect if there is a pathogen contaminating a vaccine. H1N1 was a contaminant in a vaccine from it being injected into humans it caused it to jump from animals to humans. This is not an isolated incidence and it has occurred with mycoplasma and other infectious agents.
Vaccines have been found to reactivate pathogens that usually remain inert for the lifetime of an individual which causes many health problems. If you look at the exclusion criteria used by vaccine manufacturers they exclude any people they know will cause the safety of there vaccine to come into question in their clinical trials and they are very selective of who they use in their clinical trials which means the average citizens response to vaccines and the toxins used in them would not be comparable to or correlate with those used in the study. Doctors have a legal obligation to look out for their patients interest and to not forego that by receiving gifts and perks. But many do not fulfill that obligation. They receive perks and gifts from the pharmaceutical industry and studies have shown it influences their behavior towards patients and their actions towards patients. Studies have shown these perks and gifts make them more inclined to prescribe harmful medications and procedures they would not usually recommend when they are receiving the perks and gifts. Who knows how these perks and gifts are effecting our politicians. Many medical professionals get into medicine so they can help people but the pharmaceutical industry has many tactics they use to help them forget that. Considering all of these things what do you think the chances are of any of those involved admitting the harm vaccines are doing?
If a medical professional has lied to you and the statute of limitations has expired which I think is three years . If you can prove it then you can file charges for obstruction of justice. Often times they will refuse to report adverse reactions to pharmaceutical products and will lie to you about it. This is obstruction of justice and they can be charged. In Great Britain I think it is called perverting of justice. Learn the rules to filing a claim because the medical community most likely will not.
What the pharmaceutical and medical industry has proven is times have changed and theory has become more important then scientific fact.
If you want to take a deeper look at the corruption of the CDC and WHO take a look at these articles I wrote.
I have covered how vaccines make pathogens more virulent in other articles so I am only going to touch on it lightly but vaccines are causing new more virulent infectious diseases to develop and enhances their transmission.
Research funded by the CDC has shown adverse reactions to vaccines are very high.
As for autism, I disagree with many on that because autism is just one of many mental issues caused by vaccines. They have been linked to things such as Parkinson', dementia, Alzheimners, autism, psychosis, personality disorders and many other mental issues.


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"A coordinated response from the CDC, the FDA, and the White House would have been important in containing the virus in the early stages," Thomas Tsai, a health policy researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health, told Business Insider. "And we missed that opportunity."
THREAD — A timeline of Trump's coronavirus statements:
Jan. 22: "It's going to be just fine. We have it totally under control."
Jan. 24: "It will all work out well."
Jan. 30: "We think we have it very well under control."
Intelligence reports warned about a pandemic in January. Trump reportedly ignored them.
As Trump reportedly received intelligence reports about the seriousness of the coronavirus threat, he continued to downplay its severity in public. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2020/3/21/21189179/coronavirus-trump-intelligence-reports-warned-pandemic
Sam bee covid warning Premiered Jan 29, 2020
Before virus outbreak, a cascade of warnings went unheeded — The New York Times
The lost six weeks when US failed to contain virus
McConnell admits he was wrong to say Obama administration failed to leave a pandemic playbook — CNN Politics
Trump Said He Could Kill Someone On 5th Ave. But How About 50,000 Across America? — HuffPost
Fox and Limbaugh lies and downplay virus
George W. Bush in 2005: 'If we wait for a pandemic to appear, it will be too late to prepare'
Throngs of travelers arriving back in the US are jam-packed in airports after Trump's coronavirus travel ban https://flip.it/1n9p1D
Before virus outbreak, a cascade of warnings went unheeded — The New York Times
Pressure mounts for Trump to actually use Defense Production Act — CNN Politics
Trump administration ended pandemic early-warning program to detect coronaviruses — Los Angeles Times
Obama Warned The U.S. To Prepare For A Pandemic Back In 2014 | NowThis
Trump is breaking every rule in the CDC's 450-page playbook for health crisis — The Washington Post
Fact check: Hilton CEO shatters Trump's testing conspiracy theory while sitting beside him — CNN Politics
Trump's WHO cuts ignite furious blowback — The Hill
Hey Donald Trump, who's blameless enough to blame WHO on coronavirus response? Not you. — USA TODAY
America's told-you-so moment: How we botched the reopening https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/01/coronavirus-reopening-347465?cid=apn
Trump Is Donating Ventilators to Countries That Don't Need or Can't Use Them. Nearly 8,000 ventilators are destined for foreign countries as part of Trump's plan to make the U.S. "king of ventilators." But public health experts worry the machines are crowding out more urgently needed aid. https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-is-donating-ventilators-to-countries-that-dont-need-or-cant-use-them
President Trump is not the only Republican who has no idea how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. Equally incompetent and confused is the Republican Senate, which has had months to consider the Heroes Act but still is paralyzed. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/22/trumps-not-only-incompetent-republican/
Hospital data on coronavirus patients will no longer be controlled by the CDC https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/14/politics/trump-administration-coronavirus-hospital-data-cdc/index.html
'None of us lie': Coronavirus testing czar rejects Trump's attacks on health officials The president has repeatedly questioned his own administration's experts as the pandemic threatens his reelection effort. https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/14/coronavirus-testing-czar-trump-health-officials-360684?cid=apn
Trump Tells Employers Not To Worry About Recording COVID-19 Cases — HuffPost
Trumps Chernobyl Brian Klaas on Twitter
The U.S. was beset by denial and dysfunction as the coronavirus raged
America Is Trapped in a Pandemic Spiral As the U.S. heads toward the winter, the country is going round in circles, making the same conceptual errors that have plagued it since spring. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/09/pandemic-intuition-nightmare-spiral-winter/616204/
Furor erupts over Trump deliberately downplaying the coronavirus
Trump's refusal to warn Americans about COVID-19 went beyond his public comments. In the month after telling Woodward he understood the danger of exposure to the coronavirus, he held five campaign rallies, putting tens of thousands of people at potential risk. https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2020-09-09/furor-erupts-over-trump-telling-woodward-on-coronavirus
Woodward book: Trump says he knew coronavirus was 'deadly' and worse than the flu while intentionally misleading Americans Woodward book: Trump says he knew coronavirus was 'deadly' and worse than the flu while intentionally misleading Americans
Sturgis rally may have caused more than 250,000 new coronavirus cases, study finds Economists researching the cost of a "superspreading event" estimate that the public health price tag of Sturgis could be more than $12.2 billion. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sturgis-rally-may-have-caused-250-000-new-coronavirus-cases-n1239577
Emails show HHS official trying to muzzle Fauci Emails obtained by POLITICO show a top aide at the department dictating what the nation's top infections disease expert should say during media interviews. https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/09/emails-show-hhs-muzzle-fauci-410861?cid=apn
Kayleigh McEnany Says Trump 'Never Lied' About COVID-19 After Recordings Show He Lied
President Trump admitted to journalist Bob Woodward that he wanted to downplay the coronavirus threat. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kayleigh-mcenany-trump-lies-coronavirus_n_5f590639c5b6b48507fad86d?ncid=APPLENEWS00001
NOW THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS IT, it's called the "coronavirus" not the "China-virus."
NOW THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS IT, it's a non-partisan issue, not a "hoax invented by Democrats."
NOW THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS IT, we must follow the advice of experts?
200,000 Americans are dead.
NOW THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS IT, they're approaching it with "an abundance of caution."
This was the President LESS THAN A MONTH AGO, bullying a journalist to REMOVE his mask:
US is no longer collecting data at a federal level. How is the virus supposed to be traced or controlled?
61% of independents and 35% of Republicans think Trump is pressuring the FDA/CDC to rush an unsafe vaccine through…and that was BEFORE yesterday's Woodward revelations. Charles Gaba on Twitter
What Derailed America's Covid Testing: Three Lost Weeks
The coronavirus spread unchecked for 21 critical February days while problems plagued the federal test for the pathogen; 'We quickly got behind' https://www.wsj.com/articles/us-coronavirus-covid-testing-delay-11597267543
Trump officials actively lobbied to deny states money for vaccine rollout last fall — STAT
Trump officials celebrated efforts to change CDC reports on coronavirus, emails show — The Washington Post
It's been 1 year since Trump infamously tweeted the 'coronavirus is very much under control' in the U.S.


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Here at KLD, we have been having a pretty amazing year with various projects up for awards. Our Urbana and Thérapie projects have both been longlisted for the inaugural Dezeen Awards 2018. And one that is close to our heart, the Pot Bellied Pig, has been shortlisted for the Restaurant and Bar Awards 2018, amongst some fantastic company we might add. Today we shine the spotlight on the Pot Bellied Pig and how we turned the restaurant into a feast for both taste buds and eyes.
The brief for this design was to create a fun, exciting and vibrant café space to tie in with the branding and name, and equally appeal to the broad demographic in the urban Rathmines area. The concept KLD presented was hugely inspired by the pig. A large part of the brief was that the business would be focused on catering to the young, professional, brunch market so the design required a 'cool' and trendy aesthetic with maximum capacity for covers while providing both takeaway and eat in options, as well as an outdoor area for customers to enjoy.
The main challenge of this design was the small space and how to create a multitude of experiences within one small space. The solution was clever zoning identified by stark juxtaposition of materials with great importance invested on texture and tactility making them imperative to the overall design. KLD used a mix of tiles, brass, velvets, leather and lush planting for interest and excitement throughout. Nature and greenery were drawn in to enhance the palette of pink and green.
The building had limited natural light and a long orientation. This encouraged the design team to add a lot of mirror in order to bounce light and reflect the space, giving the illusion of a wider frame to the café. A mixture of velvet caged booths and green leather booths provide cosy seating and play on that idea of different experiences. Clientele was likely to be varied and so seating was designed to cater for everyone from groups and couples to singles and families – another side to creating different zones, related to the vast and diverse market in the area.
A stand out feature of the design is the innovative installation of tubed lighting. The installation is inspired by the pig, and specifically the pig's snout. By grouping multiple tubes on the ceiling and adding lighting in these tubes (some in the shape akin to the pig's curled tail) the Pot-Bellied Pig brand was reinforced through the design. The undulated fire rated tubes were lined with a gradient of pink tones to draw the eye and lead customers into the main space, seeking to see more. The tube installation also serves the purpose of framing the coffee making process, enhancing the experience for the customer nipping quickly in for their morning coffee.
Ultimately this design was based on a youthful new business launching and making a name for itself in the area. There is a definite nod to the café culture of Melbourne, where owner Lema Murphy was originally inspired. It was an ambitious project in the highly competitive café/brunch market and the KLD team knew the importance of a strong design to help push the business and offer something different and remarkable in the market.
The Irish Times commented, "The space is surely one of the most Insta-ready in Ireland, its pastel booths propped up by a backdrop of leaf-adorned wallpaper leading the eye to the hexagon teal tiles on the floor"
KLD still work closely with Lema to ensure that the Pot Bellied Pig adapts and grows and caters further to their customers.
The Pot Bellied Pig design is one of KLD's proudest achievements and we are delighted that is has been shortlisted in the café category at the Restaurant and Bar Design Awards 2018.


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Round Two is off and running….
So here we go again folks. I am psyched there was just as much interest in this round as the first, thank you all for joining in once again. There will be a third but I think we should give it some time in between this go around. More on that later though…
I was so psyched to receive the article that Richard wrote for me. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Articles that are up so far listed below, check back for updates throughout the day…
My post is What Person Inspired Me To Practice Buddhism For Shane at Zenfant
The post on my blog is Why I Blog by Richard from My Buddha Is Pink
Lynette/ Genju from 108 Zen Books wrote The Geography Of The Heart for Marcus at Marcus' Journal
Adam from Home Brew Dharma wrote Practicing Buddhism with an Internet Persona for Emily at Peace Ground Zero
Kyle from Reformed Buddhist wrote Off The Hooker for John/ Jack at Zen Dirt Zen Dust
Marcus from Marcus' Journal wrote Off The Cushion for Kyle at Reformed Buddhist
Justin from American Buddhist wrote Irritants and Ethics for Genju/ Lynette from 108 Zen Books
NellaLou from Smiling Buddha Cabaret wrote From Tanha to Dana-the Evolution of Buddhism on the Internet for Justin at American Buddhist
Shane from Zenfant wrote How My Practice Has Evolved for Maia at Jizo Chronicles
Maia from The Jizo Chronicles wrote The Importance Of Ritual for Adam at Dharma Brewing
Emily from Peace Ground Zero wrote Practice In A Year for NellaLou at The Smiling Buddha Cabaret


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NFC E-ink Tag
NFC E-ink Tag, Electronic Label, ESL
NFC E-ink Tag (NFC ESL)
Kaisere's NFC E-ink Tag (ESL) solution is combined with NFC, and E-ink technology; it provides solution to digitally update the information displayed on the screen, greatly enhances the intelligent management level in grocery, small shop, and factory production line and so on.
Simply use Mobile App to edit the information by NFC function, the E-ink display will be renewed precisely, high efficiently.
KAISERE Innovative NFC ESL solution is composed of:
|Electronic Label (No Battery required)
- Comm Frequency:13.56MHz, ISO14443A (NFC)
- Display Resolution: 296(V)*128(H)
- Power supply source: NFC
- Display color: black and white
- Display ink: E-ink
- Operating temperature: 0-50℃
- Life time: more than 1000000 times
- ROM: 64K Byte
- Number of pages that can be displayed - 13 pages
- OTA Firmware Update: Yes
- Display Refresh time: 2.5-4S
- Unique barcode editable
- No Battery required
- Fast update speed
- Economic- Light and small
|Small size to middle-size grocery, small 7-11 convenient shops, warehouse and so on
How does it work?
1. Operated by mobile App
Kaisere's NFC electronic tag could be updated by mobile App.
Simplyto install our app to operate this NFC electronic tags, with our app, you couldedit basic information of a selling product, including name, quantity, price, or even a unique barcode. You can choose both sizes on editable display screen, which is very user-friendly. Also you could define your own operation App by provided technical support from us.
Information update steps as below:
How does it work?
2. Operated by 13.56Hz RFID reader
You can also update the electronic tag with an rfid reader which could identify item with 13.56MHz frequency, because this tag's work frequency is 13,56MHz, and NFC belongs to this communication protocol.
With rfid reader that would be much easier to operate since many RFID related products need a reader to make things work. And you could just use your own reader to connect and update our tag, without anything extra involved.
Information update steps as below:


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MHC Amara
I accompanied my hubby for his medical exam for his new job a few Saturdays ago. I was expecting to sit in a boring, noisy clinic while waiting for him. Construction is ongoing at the Amara so we got a little lost looking for the entrance to the medical centre. It didn't help that it was drizzling that day.
All the inconvenience was lost once we were inside the centre. Although crowded and warned that the wait is about 2 hours. It was a pleasant experience. Waiting was so much pleasurable when it felt like spa.
Candles and floating waters. Comfy sofa. Hot and cold water available. TV. Newspaper. iPad. Wifi.
Massage! How cool is that?
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The Weight of Ink by Rachel Kadish
Published June 6, 2017 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
560 pages
Genre: Historical Fiction
National Jewish Book Awards Winner
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This novel is set in two different time periods, 1660's and the twenty-first century. Broken up into five parts, it follows two remarkable women, Helen Watt and Ester Velasquez. Helen is a 64-year old historian with a never-ending love for Jewish history, and Ester is a scribe for a blind Rabbi.
Ian and Bridgette Easton inherit a home from Bridgette's aunt, and they are trying to renovate it as fast as they are able to. The house was built in 1661 by Portuguese Jews. It changed owners in 1698, 1704, and 1723. One wing of the house was torn down and rebuilt in in nineteenth-century. In 1910, the house was purchased by Bridgette's family, and left to deteriorate, until it is passed down to Bridgette. When an electrician comes, he finds papers in this secret area that was blocked by a table. Unwilling to move or touch them, Ian decides to call his old, ailing professor, Helen Watt. Helen agrees and enlists an American grad student, Aaron Levy, to help her translate.
They are on the hunt to find out who "Aleph," the scribe, actually is. It's Helen's last hurrah, but it ends up being a bigger deal than what was expected. Helen and Aaron end up butting heads quite a bit along the way.
This story is a historical fiction masterpiece, and unlike any book I have read. There are not a lot of historical fiction novels written about anything other than WWI or WWII. If you are looking to break free from that, this is your book next read.
"Never underestimate the passion of a lonely mind."
Characters |
Helen Watt – A 64-year old professor who taught 17th century history at a University. She has Parkinson's disease, and she walks with a cane. Her commitment to these papers is indescribable. Her love for Jewish history is unlike any other character in the novel. She wants to retire with a bang, and this is her way of doing so.
You learn that she has an old, but not forgotten, love interest named Dror, whose duty was to manage the volunteer's adaptation to the army base. Their relationship was a roller coaster, but you could still find, deep down, the love that they had for each other. You knew that it pained Helen to not be with Dror, even in the twenty-first century.
"There is a hole where my heart once was. In its place, your history."
Helen is strong, determined, and willful. She doesn't let anyone walk all over her, even when they think that she is crazy. *Cough Cough* Aaron Levy *Cough Cough* I loved the parts of the book where she stood up for herself. Her words came out clear, precise, and without hesitation. She is definitely a strong female protagonist. She is an old woman that I would love to sit down and have a chat with. I would say we could drink tea, but I don't like tea.
Ester Velasquez – "Aleph."
She becomes a scribe for Rabbi HaCoen Mendes after her brother decides to leave and work elsewhere.
Aaron Levy was a Jewish American grad student. When he is told to help Helen translate the papers found in the Easton's house, he is in the middle of trying to write a dissertation. A dissertation that everyone told him was not a good idea to write. He finds out later that it has already been discovered. I'm going to refrain from explaining what the dissertation was about, and the specifics of what was discovered.
When Helen first sees Aaron he reminds her of Dror a little bit, and it brings back memories. Aaron is also in love with
Ian and Bridgette Easton – Ian is Helen's old student, and Bridgette is his wife. Bridgette will easily become one of your least favorite characters, other than Jonathan Martin, in this novel. It's her way or the highway. Ian isn't very smart, and he is basically a tool in the relationship. Even Helen thought so when she had him in class.
Rabbi HaCoen Mendes was not born blind. He had gone blind from the Inquisition of Lisbon when he was young. He became one of the first Jewish teachers after coming out of hiding, and taught pupils in Amsterdam into his old age. He then decided to move to London. There was a piece of work published posthumously by him, and it was an argument against Sabbateanism.
I didn't particularly have strong feelings for the Rabbi. He seemed to be a decent man, but it was the 1660's after all. Men and women have different roles. That's just how it was. He had a scribe, a young girl, who wanted to break through those stereotypes. He played along for as long as he could, but there were some things he just couldn't do for her.
Isaac Velasquez – Ester's brother. He has a guilty conscious because of the tragic incident with his parents. You could only sympathize with the poor kid. I don't want to spoil what happened, exactly, but it truly breaks my heart. He gives Ester an uplifting speech about women, but depressing for men.
"You're like a coin made out of stone instead of metal. Or a house made out of honeycombs or feathers or maybe glass – something no one else in all the world would think to make a house of, Ester- something strange, but sound too. You've been like that always. But no matter all that, you're still a woman. A woman can recover. Women aren't" -he hesitated- "they're not set. Not like a man is. A man has to be a hero or a . . . villain."
I want to give him a big hug, and tell him that men don't have to decide. Men and women are human. Made out of the same material – flesh and bone. It's heartbreaking what happens to him. I loved his relationship with Ester. It was honest, but staggeringly supportive.
Catherine da Costa Mendes was a great-niece of the Rabbi. Her mother is Mary da Costa Mendes. I wasn't fond of either of them. Mary took Catherine to find Ester because she needed a companion. The issue is that they wanted her to dress a certain way. Why ask her to be a companion to your daughter, then turn around and tell her she has to dress a certain way if she wants to be seen with her? It made no sense, and it irked me. Ester didn't really have a choice though.
Story |
There are absolutely no holes in the story that Kadish didn't already want there. If I were to become a writer, she would be one of my influences. I love historical fiction, and I think that this book is a masterpiece in that genre, and I'd consider it just a masterpiece, period. The only critique I have is that it dragged a bit in the middle, but I was participating in The Reading Rush at the time. I already had a TBR pile chosen, and I just didn't find myself ever picking this up. I was reading faster paced novels, and I am sad that I didn't give it the best chance. I will definitely buy this and read it again in the future.
You don't read about a story like this very often. I loved that it was split between present day, and the 1600's when the letters were written. I loved all of the passion in the story, and the
Writing |
The writing in this is phenomenal! I can't stress that enough. If you aren't used to historical fiction, then this is probably quite intimidating. It gets easier as you start to understand Kadish's writing style, and what a beautiful writing style it is. You can tell what the characters are feeling, and it almost feels like you're there with them. There's just something about it that makes me happy. It was such a breath of fresh air to not only read this beast of a book, but to witness this kind of writing. This deserves any award it can get.
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This novel is incredible, and I've never read such a solid book quite like this one. It makes you think what else a person can do. I started out giving this four-stars, but it's too good not to give five-stars. Parts of Ester's story just didn't do it for me. I understand how important she is to the novel, but I wasn't connected to her as much. I found Helen to be more mysterious and unknown. There was also the situation with Aaron and Marisa that kept me interested. I eventually want to go back and read it at my own pace. I borrowed this from the library, so I didn't have all the time in the world to slowly read through it. Whenever I buy this, which I most certainly will, I want to annotate the crap out of it. This is a novel you immerse yourself in. You just have to take a deep breath before going in, and let it out when you're done. I promise it's satisfying.
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The Warnath Group is an organization specialized in developing and implementing customized, evidence-based programs to address trafficking in persons, including child trafficking. We have worked in diverse settings to successfully develop child-friendly spaces for child trafficking victims. This includes the facilitation of frontline working groups and multidisciplinary teams and providing training and technical assistance for practitioners to put protocols and practices into action.
Child-friendly spaces play an important role in the protection of child trafficking victims. They are critical to supporting trauma-informed interactions and safeguarding the rights of child trafficking victims.
Child trafficking victims are uniquely affected by trafficking experiences due to their age and inherent vulnerability. This requires that special and additional measures be implemented to ensure the safety and well-being of child trafficking victims at every stage of their lives after trafficking. These measures are needed in relation to:
- identification and immediate first steps
- protection and support
- non-criminalization and non-detention
- supporting children as victim-witnesses
- recovery and reintegration of child trafficking victims
At all of these stages, child-friendly spaces are important. For example, conducting victim identification and interviews in a child-friendly space, with trained and sensitized practitioners and according to established standards, is key in creating a sense of safety that can lead to disclosure of harm.
Offering protection and immediate support to child trafficking victims in a child-friendly space can aid practitioners in ensuring the best interests of the child.
Trafficked children should not be criminalized or held liable for any offenses that they were forced to commit while trafficked. If they are not able to return home, they should be placed in appropriate child-friendly accommodation – with any decision to place trafficked children in a shelter made on a case-by-case basis and only in their best interests.
Child-friendly spaces should be utilized in prosecutor offices and courtrooms to protect and support children who are serving as victim-witnesses.
And finally, child-friendly spaces can promote the longer-term recovery and reintegration of child trafficking victims, not only in the places where they receive services, but also in the places where they rebuild their lives – from classrooms to community facilities to youth centers.
Our model for developing, improving, and maintaining a child-friendly space is the 4S approach:
- SPACE – making the physical space where practitioners interact with children a safe, child-friendly, and positive environment.
- STAFF – ensuring that all practitioners who interact with child trafficking victims are trained to understand child trafficking, child protection, trauma-informed practices, children's rights, and child-friendly interactions and communication.
- STANDARDS – having protocols and policies in place to guide all interactions with children and upkeep of the space.
- SUSTAINABILITY – maintaining child-friendly spaces over time and in response to any changes or challenges that arise.


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With linoleic acid which, as part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle, contributes to the maintenance of normal levels of cholesterol in the blood.
Soybean extract (62%) (water, soybeans (8.2%), modified starch, sunflower oil, sea salt, calcium phosphate, stabilizers: xanthan gum - carob seed flour, acidity regulator: lactic acid , flavourings, vitamin D2.
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ENERGY: 868 kJ, 208 kcal
FAT: 13g
of which saturates: 1,5g
CARBOHYDRATE: 21g
of which sugars: 0,7g
FIBRE: 0,1g
PROTEIN: 1,7g
SALT: 1,3g
VITAMIN D: 1,5 μg
CALCIUM: 120g
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Monday, March 10, 2008
Thoughts on Market Timing
3 comments:
- LiggerPig said...
Hi moom,
I've always thought mutual funds promote their products to retail investors following a period of excess returns. This is one of the reasons individual investors are sucked in, hoping past performance will be repeated?
While it may be impossible to time markets they can improve their odds of success considerably by using moving average cross-overs which have worked over a period of at least a decade.
Investing outside their own country also leads individuals to make mistakes such that even when the market moves favourably, the returns are significantly diminished due to currency fluctuations.
Applying simple ideas can greatly improve market timing.
- 9:38 pm
- Madame X said...
I deliberately got into mutual fund investments during a down time in the market, partially because it also just happened to be the first time in my life I had enough extra cash to invest! I felt like it was a success-- of course part of the reason was that the down time in question was 2000/2001 so I've had some time for returns to add up...
- 3:15 am
- mOOm said...
Liggerpig - that's a paradox - high past returns are used to attract investors but they don't want you to buy and sell the fund - often there are penalties for early withdrawal or limits on the number of switches you can make etc. It's certainly possible to improve returns by timing. Nailing the absolute bottom is going to be very hard as indicators can always fail. So dramatically going in and out of the market in one fell swoop is probably not a good idea.
Madame X - good for you! I started in 1997 when I first had any money to invest. Lost a lot in 2001-2003...
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She was the impetus behind many progressive programs for college kids within various faculty districts. Dr. Montgomery was awarded with theMontgomery Country ARC, "Educator of the Year Award," for her efforts to improve the lives of youngsters with disabilities. The incidence of complaints and lawsuits illustrates the necessity for school and athletics administrators to ensure that they have an intensive understanding of the Title IX regulatory framework, together with the expectations of both the OCR and the federal courts with regard to compliance. It is also crucial for school personnel to have a thorough understanding of the nuances of the so-known as "three prong test" for evaluating whether or not a college provides adequate sports participation alternatives for its feminine students. And as a part of a proactive compliance technique, faculties should conduct periodic self-audits in an effort to identify and proper any violations of either the letter or the spirit of Title IX legislation.
Although the public school system is administered by the federal Department of Education, states are responsible for sustaining and working public colleges in compliance with state and federal laws. Education laws govern liability, curriculum requirements, testing procedures, faculty finance, pupil financial help, constitutional rights like faculty prayer and the bounds of scholar expression on college grounds, and college security. The courtroom determined that state legal guidelines which segregated public faculty college students by race violated the 14th Amendment.
Mr. Z brought all of M's faculty and medical data to his preliminary intake interview with H.E.A.L. Assigned to Mr. Z was a H.E.A.L. staff comprised of 1 regulation pupil, one social work student, and one pediatric medical resident. The medical resident in the meantime contacted M's audiologist with a HIPAA release to get the audiologist's recommendations for a proper college program for M. Together, the regulation and medical college students then researched local area public and private colleges and identified two that provide the programming, services and helps that M requires. Public colleges within the United States are financed by way of a system of fiscal federalism—that is, the funds used for his or her operation have been appropriated on the federal, state, and local ranges. Nationally, from the mid-Nineteen Seventies to the mid-Nineteen Nineties, the mixed federal and state support for public schooling accounted for barely less than 50 p.c of all working bills, with the federal treasury offering less than ten p.c of the whole cost of public education. Therefore, approximately one-half of the cash required by faculty districts has come from local sources, primarily native property taxes. States have constructed myriad property classifications and state-help distribution formulas in makes an attempt to equalize instructional alternatives for college students in property-wealthy and-poor school districts.
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Eighty years ago, German propaganda creates a legend whilst Stalin reaps the rewards of utmost cynicism
The Polish army launched a major counter-attack against the German invasion, which led to the largest and most bloody single battle of the Polish campaign, the Battle of Bzura. It saw the last full-scale use of cavalry as a battlefield arm, but, contrary to legend, the Polish cavalry performed effectively on the German flanks. The spurious image of horsemen charging tanks was an appealing one for German propagandists, keen to trumpet German superiority in all things. The thrust to the west of Warsaw did achieve some initial success but was quickly pushed back. The Poles lost some 20,000 men and the Germans 8,000. The Polish army fell back towards Warsaw, but the city was already practically surrounded.
The undeclared war between Japan and the Soviet Union in the east, which had reached its most intense in the full-scale battle of Nomonhan on the Khalkin Gol came to an end with s signed cease-fire. The Soviet victory at Nomonhan had played some part in persuading Stalin to sign the non-aggression pact with Hitler. The cease-fire was widely rumoured but was not admitted to. Thus ended the conflict between Japan and the Soviet Union until 1945 when Stalin decided to share the easy spoils of the defeat of the Japanese empire. It was conveniently ignored by those who later clamoured for the British and Americans to open a "second front" against the Axis that the Soviet Union had firmly ducked out of fighting the Japanese, leaving the western powers to bear the entire brunt for almost four years.
The removal of the Japanese threat on the eastern frontier was enough for Stalin to decided to stand by his secret agreement with Hitler and make absolutely sure that Poland was beaten. Under the thinnest pretexts imaginable – that Poland had vanished as a state and that the resulting instability threatened the USSR – the Soviets invaded from the East. The Polish army did its best – vainly – to resist and the Soviets quickly reached the demarcation line agreed in Moscow. Poland was partitioned for the fourth time.


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There is a place that all climbers know about, but most are quick to avoid. You see a lot of team kids going hard there, but I tended to treat it as empty wall space, it might as well have been storage, an old broom closet, or an 'employees only' lounge because I had no reason to visit that wall. Surprisingly I'm not talking about the speed wall. The speed wall might as well be extra storage space as far as I'm concerned. But don't @ me speed wall warriors, you guys are precious, I think it's so cute when you move up that wall with your super fast shoes at super fast speeds, it's just not for
climbers me.
The spot I'm talking about is the spray wall. For those of you who don't know what a spray wall is, let me explain. It's usually a wall set at something around a 45 degree angle. Setters will then "spray" the wall with a variety of holds in all different sizes, textures, shapes, and colors. A proper spray wall looks like a giant muppet vomited bits of plastic rainbow pieces before sneezing white powder and black rubber all over the place.
Spray walls come in all shapes and sizes, they house the easiest arrangement of holds for home walls and outdoor training. If swole is the goal, then the spray wall is the way to get there. They're also great places to over-extend tendons, to rip off callouses aka flappers, and to destroy fingertips. Until recently I just wasn't interested. All forms of rock climbing have their ups and downs ( I swear this was not an intended pun – I wouldn't do that to you), but I like to climb because it's fun, and spray walls have always just seemed like they were reserved for the most sadistic among us.
A climbing pal gave me some spray wall pointers, namely that spray walls are fun. Aaaaand that is basically all it took. Spray walls are fun. You aren't bound by the a particular route that has to be completed in one particular fashion, muppet regurgitate offers untold possibilities. Of course like most aspects of climbing (maybe most aspects of life), it's even better when you're surrounded by a supportive group of friends cheering you on, but projecting solo has its benefits as well.
Yeah the sufferfest is lively and I fall on nearly everything I attempt, I look and feel like a fool in front of the strongest climbers I know, but that's fun. Right? RIGHT? It's fun…I'm pretty sure it's fun? It is…debatable! Okay it's fun! But if you don't believe me, you gotta check out a spray wall app called Eat, Spray, Love. This app allows you to post photos of routes that you put up, so that your friends can work them too. You just put digital circles around the holds that you want to include in a route, and before you know it, the whole crew/gym/world/usually it's just me, has a new project to work.
So, I've been falling a LOT, and my fingertips feel like John Doe's from the movie Se7en…but I'm pretty sure I'm having fun!? My eyes have been opened. Who knows, maybe speed climbing is next?
***Editor's Note: Speed Climbing is not next!
Cover Photo Credit and Route (Ross Boss) by @logan.climbs


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You might expect one of these roofs to hold, but neither the Guggenheim nor St. Mark's church did. That's old New York for you. It's so hard to find good help these days, mes amis.....
If any of Wit's spooky readers would like to hear the beatnik beat of the pitter patter of each little drop falling, just remember it's all on tape, with names and ranks and serial numbers for each little raindrop. But we'll have to track down all the copies--all one hundred beatnicky not-so-limited editions that are now available all around the world.
Thanks a million to all who contributed to the leaks at St. Mark's Church On The Bowery and the facade repair and for helping to preserve so very much more beauty!!
Jesus wants little Wit for a sunbeam it seems. Even as the dirty rain is still coming down.


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Why No One Should Listen to Jeff Brazier
Dr Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc FRSA
Someone called Jeff Brazier, whose medical qualifications appear to consist of having had a relationship with a reality television personality called Jade Goody, is apparently busily giving vaccine advice to the nation.
Health journalists and television interviewers appear to have been falling over themselves in their eagerness to consult this freshly made medical expert and to publicise his opinions on the HPV vaccine.
Mr Brazier, seemingly awash with experience and training, has apparently claimed that the vaccine would have altered the course of Ms Goody's cancer.
He is now hoping to raise awareness of the links between HPV and male cancers.
And campaigners want teenage boys to be given the jab too.
Why not? Why not give the damned thing to dogs and cats. That would give the drug company profits a big boost.
In medical terms this is all as logical as beating people with sledgehammers so that their heads end up pulped. The poor bastards wouldn't die of stroke then, would they?
Maybe, when he's finished giving the nation advice on vaccines and cancer, Mr Brazier might like to offer his personal solution for heart disease, stroke and, indeed, death in general.
If Mr Brazier would pause in his vaccine flogging tour to do a little research he would discover that countless thousands of teenage girls have suffered serious illness after being given this bloody vaccine.
The official figures show that over 8,000 girls have had side effects after being given the HPV vaccine. Most of the girls had serious problems – requiring hospital treatment or threatening their lives.
As someone who has studied vaccines and vaccination rather closely for half a century, I am confident in suggesting that the real figure will be at least ten times as high as this.
So, that's at least 80,000 girls whose lives have been ruined by this damned vaccine.
How many of these girls have been killed by this vaccine?
How many have ended up in wheelchairs?
Your guess is as good as mine.
(Though not as good as Mr Brazier's of course for he now appears to be the nation's premier expert on vaccination.)
Here's another fact: the type of cancer which this jab is alleged to prevent is alleged to kill around 1,000 women a year. That's a high estimate.
And, of course, no one (possibly not even Mr Brazier) claims that more than a small proportion of those deaths could be prevented by the vaccine. Indeed, in my view, it is perfectly possible that no more than a handful of deaths are prevented. Or, possibly, none at all.
So, is it possible that the vaccine causes far more serious health damage than the cancer itself?
Well, yes, actually it is. And I would use the word probable rather than possible.
And I'm not surprised to see that in Australia a class action lawsuit has started against the vaccine's manufacturer. Maybe the litigants would like to add Mr Brazier's name to the lawsuit.
Meanwhile, the media will doubtless continue to drool over Mr Brazier's opinions on this damned vaccine.
In my opinion any parent who allows their children (male or female) to be given this jab should be locked up and their kids should be taken away from them.
Just an opinion, of course – based on over 50 years studying the medical literature.
And why would anyone listen to me? I never even met Jade Goody.
Copyright Vernon Coleman 2017
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