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The Measles Scare and CDC Politics
Latest update: July 11th, 2013
A 2011 study published in Human and Experimental Toxicology, a medical journal, found a correlation with aggressive vaccination rates and high death rates among infants.
Increasing numbers of parents—especially the more educated parents—no longer trust the American government's public health campaigns.
In March, 2008, when Hannah Poling's family was awarded more than a million dollars by the government to pay for her care, Julie Geberding, M.D., then head of the CDC, insisted: "the government has made absolutely no statement about indicating that vaccines are the cause of autism."
In December 2009, Geberding left the CDC and was named president of Merck Vaccines.
I wish to acknowledge author Jennifer Margulis whose careful and thorough research in her book The Business of Baby was invaluable.
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107 Responses to "The Measles Scare and CDC Politics"
Lisa Kamins says:
thank you for sharing this. I have B"H grandchildren now, when my children were young I did not know what to do. I did not know that the single vaccine was an option. I have had the feeling for a long time that he who holds the gold holds the power and the "truth", in what ever form it takes.
Vince Iannelli says:
Nice summary of anti-vaccine talking points.
Dorit Reiss says:
I am sorry to hear you are discouraging people from vaccinating young infants against diseases as dangerous as pertussis, diphtheria, tetanus and measles. Any of these diseases can kill or seriously harm a child. Adverse events from vaccine can happen, but are very very rare; that is not true of the harms of vaccine preventable diseases.
Dorit Reiss says:
I am even more sorry to see you do it on the basis of an attack on the institutions, rather than on the basis of actual information. You say that you "differ with their statement that "there is no credible evidence that the MMR vaccination causes mental or physical damage to children.""; but there is no evidence that serious risks from MMR are anything but very, very rare and you have brought none. The vaccine injury court exists; it compensated less than 3300 cases in the 24 years of its existence, a very small numbers, especially given the large number of vaccine doses used. Here is a detailed analysis of the number: http://www.redwineandapplesauce.com/2013/03/05/a-look-at-the-numbers-in-vaccine-reactions/. There is no evidence that vaccines are harmful, and you have brought none; and still you encourage people not to use them to protect children.
Dorit Reiss says:
Your autism claim – that vaccines cause autism – is based on two things: a defense of Wakefield, and the Hanna Poling case. As to Wakefield, putting aside his behavior, remember that his finding could not be replicated. Large scale studies from throughout the world found no connection. You can't blame the CDC for that – it included studies from Finland, Poland and Asia. Here is a link summarizing studies: http://www2.aap.org/immunization/families/faq/vaccinestudies.pdf.
Dorit Reiss says:
Hanna Poling was not awarded compensation because a vaccine made her autistic. She had a rare mitochondrial disorder that could be triggered by many things – including a fever from a vaccine preventable disease – but the government conceded the possibility it could be caused by her vaccines and awarded compensation.
Carolyn Bursle says:
Not really caused, but probably triggered deterioration/clinical manifestations.
Michael Simpson says:
Someone is still pushing this old canard? Even if vaccines were causal in this case, and there's no evidence suggesting that, one case out of hundreds of millions of vaccinations that prevented millions of deaths seems like an amazing risk benefit ratio.
Sue Keller says:
Thank you, Rabbi Handler, for this information so that parents can make "informed consent" before they decide whether to vaccinate or when to vaccinate. For even more information, parents can google "vaccine package inserts" to find out out what adverse reactions have been reported both in the testing and after-market phase of vaccines. Anywhere you see "encephalitis" or "encephalopathy", be very cautious. This is brain damage, which underlies autism symptoms. Here are some links: http://www.immunize.org/packageinserts/ and http://www.vaclib.org/chapter/inserts.htm#human.
Sue Keller says:
Readers should be aware that some commenters here may be in the employ of vaccine manufacturing companies.
The old Pharma Shill Gambit. How tired. You can't argue facts so you try to make it sound like some mysterious conspiracy is trying to make you sound foolish. Who is paying you? Chiropractors, Naturopaths, Big Suppla. Mercola, Natural news?
Jenifer L Sellars says:
The CDC determined there was no link between autism and vaccines after studying 25 children. Do you believe that's "credible"? …. read a little more into what the CDC's knowledge is…. http://www.aapsonline.org/vaccines/cdcfdaexperts.htm
Jenifer L Sellars says:
Jenifer L Sellars says:
http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/graphs/ vaccines get ALL the credit. What about scarlet fever? scurvy? typhoid fever? no vaccines but they are no longer around…
Jenifer L Sellars 25? I am counting around 4 million in the listed studies. AAPS? The John Birch Society of medicine? 3000 members and declining. HIV denialists? Yes, yes, yes, and yes. A fringe crackpot group like antivaxers.
Jenifer L Sellars Do you even know what those are?
From a report issued by the NYC Department of Mental Health and Hygiene dated January 7, 2013:
Direct oral suction during ritual Jewish circumcision (metzitzah b'peh) has been documented to transmit herpes simplex virus (HSV) type 1 to newborn males (1-4). In December 2012, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) received a report of a new case of HSV-1 infection in a newborn male infant attributable to direct oral suction.
In total, 12 laboratory-confirmed cases of HSV-infection attributable to direct oral suction have now been reported to DOHMH from 2000 – 2012. Two of these infants died, and two others suffered brain damage (4). In the most recent case,
the location of herpes lesions (on the penis), viral type (HSV type 1, which is commonly found in the mouth of adults), and timing of infection (10 days after circumcision) are consistent with transmission during direct contactbetween the mouth of the ritual circumciser (mohel) and the newly circumcised infant penis.
When evaluating an ill infant boy in the weeks following circumcision, providers should inquirewhether direct oral suction was performed during circumcision and consider infection with HSV or other oral pathogens.
Jenifer L Sellars Scarlet fever is still around but currently can be treated with antibiotics, for the moment. Scurvy is a vitamin C deficiency. Typhoid fever is still around and even with modern treatment has a 1% fatality rate. sanitation has helped curb it's spread.
All of that has nothing to do with whether vaccines work. Modern evidence and science based medicine has shown that they do. It seems to make you angry that vaccines are so effective. Does it threaten your closely held beliefs?
Kelly M. Bray No, she's just counting on people not to click through and to instead trust that her links somehow prove what she's saying.
That's one reason why, when I linked to the NYC Dept. report on bris-related HSV in infants, I also included pertinent text.
Your first link (to a legit organization) doesn't say what you imply it says, and your second link leads to this warning from Facebook: "The link you are trying to visit has been classified as potentially abusive by a Facebook partner."
Jenifer L Sellars says:
Can you name 5 ingredients in a vaccine and what effects they have on the body? How about ever read a vaccine insert? Look at the science, and by that I mean from CREDIBLE sources, not those influenced by the almighty dollar. Sanofi Pasteur showing SIDS and Autism as side effects in Tripedia: http://www.fda.gov/downloads/BiologicsBloodVaccines/Vaccines/ApprovedProducts/ucm101580.pdf
http://www.hrsa.gov/vaccinecompensation/vaccinetable.html US Dept of Health's "Vaccine Injury Table" Yep. This exists….
A good read about the lack of credibility vaccine.com (a Pharma sponsored website) references. They assume we don't look further into the science. This author did and found conflicting support. If anything, the references they cite create more doubt about aluminum safety. http://insidevaccines.com/wordpress/2011/11/28/overinformed-refusal-has-to-be-stopped/
Vaccine ingredients, their purpose and what vaccines contain them: http://vaccinedamagehub.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/excipient-table-1-after-it-disappeared-off-the-CDC-Pink-Book-Appendix.pdf
Jenifer L Sellars says:
How about some SCIENCE? Its difficult to vet our solid science without a conflict of interest. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3170075/ Infant mortality rates regressed against number of vaccine doses routinely given: Is there a biochemical or synergistic toxicity?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21745553 Effects of long-term low-dose formaldehyde exposure….
http://lup.sagepub.com/content/21/2/223 Mechanisms of aluminum adjuvant toxicity and autoimmunity in pediatric populations.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21549155 "Persistent behavioral impairments and alterations of brain dopamine system after early postnatal administration of thimerasol in rats."
http://www.safeminds.org/mercury/vaccinated-children-likely-to-have-a-higher-risk-of-developing-autism.html In 2007, Generation Rescue funded a Cal-Oregon Vaccinated vs Unvaccinated Survey. Amongst boys age 11-17, the study found an RR ("relative risk") of 2.12 for autism and 4.17 for ADHD when comparing prevalence amongst vaccinated versus unvaccinated children.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20200027 Acellular pertussis vaccination facilitates Bordetella parapertussis infection in a rodent model of bordetellosis.
http://het.sagepub.com/content/31/10/1012.long Relative trends in hospitalizations and mortality among infants by the number of vaccine doses and age, based on the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), 1990–2010.
Jenifer L Sellars says:
if only vaccines works… http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/129/5/968.extract
Jenifer L Sellars says:
single vaccines are VERY difficult to obtain. I've tried, to no avail. Only countries like Japan are smart enough to realize the need.
Victor Pavlovic says:
I see damage control from the usual shills for the drug industry, too late!
Jenifer L Sellars All it is saying is that acellular Pertussis vaccine needs a booster shot at around 11 to 13. You still are 23 times less likely to have Pertussis with the shot than without.
Quote from the summary of the article…"To overcome the problem, it needs to be recognized that B pertussis is circulating in all age groups and, therefore, for herd immunity there is a need to universally vaccinate all age groups at frequent intervals"
Have you considered an adult literacy class?
Scott Taylor says:
The VICP has paid out at least 83 cases of vaccine-induced encephalopathy (aka "autism) and that has been documented by Pace University School of Law. Vaccines are legally categorized as "hazardous waste" and "unavoidably unsafe." Dorit you work at a law school so you must be smart but you're not thinking critically and seeing through the government/corporate propaganda. I wish you well as you continue to study this.
Vaccine "science" is NOTHING BUT "tobacco science" plain & simple. It is NOT based in valid & legitimate UNBIASED fact, but rather just like the same "science" that claimed that smoking & tobacco were safe in the 1950s (and prior) vaccine "science" is based on manipulated data & biased studies conducted by those with clear conflicts of interest, secret agendas & ulterior motives!
"but for every life they help save from disease – the dreaded jab also harms more than 1,000 children, according to the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention."
Is THAT what you call "the benefits outweighing the risks?!?!?" *smh*
Your comment is total BS!
First off, the ONLY reason that the Vaccine Injury Court has only compensated a very small number of cases is because LESS THAN 10% OF VACCINE INJURY & VACCINE INDUCED DEATH CASES ARE EVER EVEN REPORTED to VAERS!!
So IN ONLY 3300 CASES have been compensated and that is LESS than 10% of the TOTAL VACCINE INJURY cases, the number of UNREPORTED vaccine injuries is NOT small, but rather a LARGE PERCENTAGE of the number of vaccine doses given!!
For example, the CDC in China ADMITS that "for every life they help save from disease – the dreaded jab also harms more than 1,000 children, according to the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention."
Is THAT what you call "the benefits outweighing the risks?!?!?" *smh*
I totally agree, Scott (and Jenifer!)
Dorit is clearly a pHARMa-brainwashed sheep & Offit clone!!
Monica Drecchio Metil says:
Man that doritt posts everywhere I think she needs a new hobby!
Sue Keller says:
Jane, for the first link, you can click on the disease such as Hepatitis B, then click on the vaccine brand name such as Engerix-B, on pp. 6 and 7 are the adverse reactions from clinical trials and post-marketing. As for the 2nd link, it worked fine when I posted it earlier. Possibly an over-zealous vaccine proponent is abusing the Facebook reporting system?
Sue Keller says:
Kelly, I never suggested anything about a conspiracy. No one is paying me. My child is vaccine-damaged. I hope that others will take the time to become fully informed about all aspects of vaccinations and make their own choices for their own children, something I never knew to do until it was too late.
Nice summary of antivaccine myths, you mean.
You misunderstand, antivaccine person- claims for compensation have nothing to do with reports to VAERS. They are directed through the NCVIP. And we know from analysis of VAERS reports that only 3% of reports were definitely caused by vaccines.
OK, I'll bite.
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Effects on the body? …Nothing. That do you?
PS I hope you realize that vaccine manufacturer's information sheets must include by statute all events that have ever been reported following administration of a vaccine, even when those things are coincidental and not causal?
Sizzling Bacon Scent says:
He left out population control and mokey pus.
Readers should be aware that some antivaccine posters here may be in the employ of pharmaceutical companies. They are the ones who profit most by the unchecked spread of disease, all of which needs expensive treatment.
Your first link talks about long term formaldehyde exposure.
Fortunate then that vaccines which have formaldehyde are only given very intermittently.
Also, I hope you realize that a child's body produces on a daily basis more formaldehyde than in any vaccine? Why, I guess kids must be poisoning themselves, what with that genuine long term exposure…
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David Lee Prather, age 59, beloved son, brother, uncle, nephew and friend passed away Tuesday night, March 22, 2011, at Mercy West Hospital. A '69' graduate of Maryville High School, and 30 year employee of Bell South-AT&T in Atlanta, David was enjoying retirement in Louisville, TN. He served 6 years in the Air National Guard. A gifted communicator, he passionately served as an officer for the CWA for 12 years. During his term as a CWA officer, he served on the Georgia Labor Council and was actively involved in legislative and community services. He coordinated and rode a bike from Atlanta to Boston to raise money for the City of Hope Cancer Research Institute. In retirement, he continued to teach and train for call centers in Utah, Florida and Kansas.
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A major natural gas leak shut down the Norwegian Visund offshore oil and natural gas platform, AP reported. No one was injured in the incident, but 17 of 91 crew members aboard were flown to a nearby North Sea platform by helicopter as a precaution when gas and fire alarms sounded. It was a major leak, but that strong winds kept the gas away from the platform itself. Gas leaks on offshore platforms can cause catastrophic explosions and fires, often far from shore, and the agency said it was investigating the incident. Visund was the sixth Statoil-operated field suffering problems this week. The total lost production is 250,000 barrels per day of oil and condensate, also called light oil, and about 50 million cubic meters of natural gas. Statoil ASA will check for any recurring problems in the various incidents. The Visund field produces about 35,000 barrels of oil and 5 million cubic meters of natural gas per day. It was not clear when production would resume. (Source: AP)
Schat-Harding to Exceed SOLAS Standards
Schat-Harding has agreed with Statoil to recall six of its FF1000S skid-launched freefall lifeboats for strengthening beyond SOLAS requirements. In service tests show that SOLAS requirements may need modifying for free fall boats for very high drop heights from some North Sea oil platforms. The move follows tests on boats installed on Statoil's Veslefrikk B platform in the North Sea. "The boat had been type approved by Lloyd's Register for a service freefall
ASC Chosen for North Sea Platform
Autoship Systems Corporation (ASC) of Vancouver, Canada announced the installation of its Autoload onboard stability software on Gjøa, one of the largest projects in the North Sea today. Gjøa's recoverable reserves are approximately 82 million barrels of oil and condensate and roughly 40 billion standard cubic metres of gas. More than 200 km of pipeline are to be laid at Gjøa as well as the cable that is going to supply the platform with power from shore
North Sea Platform Leak: Crew Evacuated
TAQA, the global energy company based in Abu Dhabi, confirms a hydrocarbon release detected in one of the Cormorant Alplha platform legs. The hydrocarbons were discovered at 09.40 hours local UK time on Saturday, 2, March during maintenance work. The platform and all pipeline infrastructure were shut down as a precaution and the company removed 71 non-essential personnel from the platform via crew change flights, reporting everyone safe and well.
Siemens Installs First North Sea Platform
Siemens has installed the HelWin1 offshore platform in the North Sea, marking the completion of a stage in German grid connection projects. HelWin1 will link the two offshore wind farms Nordsee Ost and Meerwind to the mainland. Using the Siemens technology installed on the platform, the alternating current power generated by the wind turbines is transformed into low-loss direct current for transmission onto land. Starting next year
Statoil North Sea Platform Incident Leads to Partial Evacuation
Statoil say that a situation arose in which drill fluid was lost as a new well was being drilled on Snorre A, in the Tampen area of the North Sea. Statoil explain that while it was possible to quickly reduce the loss of drill fluid to the reservoir, adverse weather conditions created some uncertainty as to when a vessel might get out to the platform with a new supply of drill fluid. As a purely preventive measure, 117 out of a total 254 platform personnel were transferred to Gullfaks A and
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The Times Colonist reported that repairs started at Victoria Shipyards on a platform used to propel commercial satellites into orbit. The Odyssey Launch Platform is undergoing repairs after a failed mission damaged the vessel in January after 20 consecutive successful launches. The platform, which is 436.6 ft. long or almost one and a half football fields in length, is owned by Sea Launch, an international partnership of four American, Russian, Ukrainian and Norwegian businesses
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Subsea 7 Inc, has been awarded a contract by Ithaca Energy (UK) Limited for installation works in Block 12/21c of the UK Sector North Sea approximately 10.5km north east of the existing Beatrice Alpha facilities. The contract is valued in excess of $22m. Subsea 7 will provide project management, fabrication, installation and offshore pre-commissioning of a 10.5km production and water injection pipeline and power cable tie-back of the new Jacky platform to the Beatrice Alpha
PSV 'Skandi Caledonia' Hire Extended, Rate Increased
Three more years North Sea hire for DOP platform supply vessel 'Skandi Caledonia' Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF has secured a three-year contract extension with Danish operator Maersk Oil for its platform supply vessel Skandi Caledonia for work in the UK North Sea sector. The three-year option now exercised from October this year replaces an earlier one-year option, with the dayrate for the new period - which was not disclosed - set to increase 25%.
First of Type DP2 IMO 70m Catamaran FCB Under Construction
Incat Crowther announced a first of type 70m Catamaran Fast Crew Boat (FCB), compliant with IMO HSC code and complete with a crew transfer system consisting of dynamic positioning equipment class (DP2) coupled with a stabilized access platform. Construction of the vessel has commenced at the shipbuilder Incat Tasmania, with delivery scheduled for September 2014. The vessel will operate as a fast crew transfer vessel for 150 offshore workers to multiple offshore installations
McDermott Awarded Megalodon Platform Installation
McDermott International, Inc. announced today that one of its subsidiaries was awarded a contract to provide transportation and installation services to Walter Oil & Gas Corporation for the Megalodon platform destined for South Timbalier Block 311 in the Gulf of Mexico
GDI Awards N-KOM US$110-M Contracts
Gulf Drilling International (GDI) Limited, a subsidiary of Gulf International Services (GIS), the largest oilfield service company in Qatar, has awarded two contracts worth US110 million to Nakilat-Keppel Offshore & Marine (N-KOM), a joint venture shipyard between Nakilat and Singapore's
Clacton to Holland-on-Sea Coastal Defence Scheme
A major £36 million coastal defence scheme from Clacton Pier to Holland Haven is to get underway this week. The first phase of works will begin with demolishing the existing concrete and timber groynes from the radar mast to Brighton Road at Holland-on-Sea and removing them in
LiveCom Selects iDirect Evolution to Enable Global Expansion
iDirect Asia Pte Ltd today announced that LiveCom Limited ("LiveCom"), a Hong Kong based ISP, has selected Evolution as the platform to help enterprise and government customers expand their reach beyond the Asia-Pacific market
Kværner Yard to Upgrade H-6e Offshore Drill Rig
Norway's Kværner ASA informs that the H-6e drilling rig 'Transocean Barents' will arrive Kvaerner's facilities at Stord this week for a two month yard stay. The main purpose of the stay is the five year classification of the rig, as well as upgrade and modification work.
Costa Concordia Salvage: Day 1 Timeline
The first day of the refloating operation of the Costa Concordia has concluded successfully. Confirming technician's estimations, the wreck is now afloat thanks to the buoyancy given by sponsons, 2.2 meters off the false sea bed, and has been towed for about 30 meters eastwards
Vard to Design, Build PSV for E.R. Offshore
Vard Holdings Limited announced that it has secured a contract for the design and construction of one Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) for E.R. Offshore. The vessel is a multifunctional PSV of VARD 1 08 design with a total length of 81 meters, beam of 18 meters and a cargo deck area of 830 m2
Imtech Equips HelWin bèta with HVAC System
On June 14, the HelWin bèta platform left on a barge from the Heerema Fabrication Group's (HFG) yard in Zwijndrecht for Schiedam to complete outstanding work. Last week, HelWin bèta reached its final destination in the German North Sea
Crystal to Cruise via Arctic Northwest Passage in 2016
Crystal Cruises says it is introducing a new expedition-style voyage traversing the Arctic Ocean via the Northwest Passage (500 miles north of the Arctic Circle) that explorers spent centuries seeking, until it was first completed successfully by Roald Amundsen just over 100 years ago.
Manila Urges Unity in China Sea Dispute
The Philippines is pushing for a meeting among four Southeast Asian nations with conflicting claims to waters in the South China Sea so that they can hammer out a common stand in dealings with China, Manila's foreign minister said on Friday.
COSCO Guangdong Building 3rd Ship UT771WP Series PSV
Construction of the Guangdong company COSCO Singapore CHELLSEA third ship built offshore platform supply vessels UT771-WP (N605) was successfully started yesterday. The total length of 85.7 m platform supply vessels, width 18 m, depth 7
Stanford Marine Charters Out PSV
Dubai headquartered regional offshore marine business, Stanford Marine, says it has secured a 3 year contract with Mexishi for one of its 87m Platform Supply Vessels, 'Stanford Bateleur', in Mexico. Before commencing her long term charter in Mexico
Costa Concordia almost Ready for Final Voyage
The massive hulk of the Costa Concordia is nearly ready to be towed away from the Italian island where it struck a rock and capsized two-and-a-half years ago, killing 32 people, officials said on Sunday. The rusting prow of the once-gleaming white luxury liner was due to emerge fully from
Giant Vessel to Change Offshore Decommissioning Game: Analyst
The new Allseas vessel, 'Pieter Schelte', is able to replace the previous slower method of removing topsides piece by piece with one lift, meaning a decommissioning job could be done in a fraction of the time, say analysts Douglas-Westwood in their latest 'DW Monday' report.
Smit Lamnalco Aids Transfer of Largest HVDC Platform
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What a jolly place this is, with masses of flowers outside and a boisterous crowd eager to see a British pub at its most baroque. The interior is a medley of flags, wicker baskets, chamber pots, memorabilia of Winston Churchill and American presidents, plus a thriving Thai restaurant serving up curries, stir-fries and noodles in a jungle of greenery. Tireless landlord Gerry O'Brien has run the show for nearly 30 years and has created a real sense of bonhomie with open fires, candles, amber lights and hot toddies keeping out the winter chill, and special nostalgic bonanzas reserved for Churchill's birthday. Real ales and guest beers get the CAMRA seal of approval, too.
It's difficult to fully capture the wonders of this pub with a few simple words and pictures, but I will try. The Churchill Arms is part museum, part pub with a little Thai flavour thrown in the mix. Nothing unusual about that.
I've lived in the UK for about 15 years now, and I have yet to experience sitting down to the comforts of pie and mash. This is unacceptable and I feel like I'm missing out on a whole genre of national pastime, but I will not neglect this and truly learn about life in the UK.
Hidden behind the Churchill memorabilia lies a petite Thai Restaurant with bird houses, plant pots, snail trails and the soft whisper of wind chimes as you brush past. Peace...
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The Churchill Arms looks, to any unsuspecting human being, passerby, tourist or house pet, like your average pub. Possibly above average actually, for the owners have decorated it lovingly in the flowers of a thousand gardens. Food wise, though, it is something out of the ordinary. Read on for mysteries revealed…
The Churchill Arms does not serve burgers. It does not serve chips. It does not even serve steaks. It is (shock horror) a Thai Food Establishment. But before you go off shaking your head in disgust at this Proper British Pub sacrilege, I urge you to give the little public house a chance. The Thai food here is not an afterthought. It is the star of the show, the centre piece, the be all and end all of The Churchill Arms.
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Britt selected by 500 Festival for academics and service
AU junior Eryn Britt was selected to participate in the 500 Festival Princess Program on Saturday, May 17 for her dedication to academics and service.
Britt was one of 33 selected participants from an applicant pool of over 250 other Indiana collegiate women. Finalists were chosen for their communication skills, poise, academic performance and community and volunteer involvement.


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New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey left his team's game against the Miami Marlins on Saturday afternoon after seven innings due to lower back tightness, the team announced.
Harvey allowed one earned run on six hits and struck out six batters before being pulled after 93 pitches. He'll be rewarded with a no-decision for his efforts, however, as the Mets and Marlins were tied at one run apiece when he was relieved.
Harvey entered the game undefeated at 5-0 with a 2.17 ERA and 89 strikeouts in 83 innings pitched while walking just 19 batters on the season. The Mets would be in a precarious position if Harvey misses any sort of time then, obviously, as the rest of New York's starters are a combined 8-23 with a 6.09 ERA.
As far as Harvey's competition was concerned, Marlins' hurler Jose Fernandez went toe-to-toe with Harvey on Saturday, holding the Mets to one run on three hits in six innings, striking out seven batters in the process.
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"This easy, sweet dip is excellent on a fruit platter. I usually serve this dip at baby showers because it has a lovely pastel pink color. The taste can easily be altered by using your choice of extract flavorings. Also, the dip is thick enough that it can also be used as a tea sandwich filling. This is my own creation."
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- In a medium bowl, place the sour cream, Neufchatel cheese, white sugar and raspberry extract. With an electric mixer, blend until smooth. Chill in the refrigerator approximately 30 minutes. Garnish with fresh raspberries to serve.
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This is a great dip!!! Used it for a fruit platter & wound up putting it on lots of other things as well!!! Couldn't find the Raspberry Extract though, (searched high & low) so I substituted with Raspberry Jam, to taste!!!! It came out so smooth & tastey!!!! Thanks*
I substituted it with strawberry extract since the raspberry was twice as much. Turned out nicely. I added more sugar (3/4 c) and more extract (2T) and also added about a tablespoon of vanilla extract. People really liked the dip. In addition to the fruit platter, I included angel food cake.
Always a hit! I "lightened" it with Lowfat Cream Cheese and Sour Cream with no flavor loss.
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- 62 cal
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- 6%
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- 5.1 g
- 2%
- Protein
- 1.3 g
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- 4%
- Sodium
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Like any sizable news outfit, we here at the NewsHour sift through an enormous amount of photographs over the course of a year. It's just part of the job, and, as many of us can attest, not a bad one at that. So, from runways to rooftops, refugee camps to campaign stumps, here is a smattering of our favorites from 2012.
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The woman who owned the flat, a Mrs De Florian, had fled for the south of France before the outbreak of the Second World War.
She never returned and in the 70 years since, it looks like no-one had set foot inside....
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Cowan will serve in the U.S. Senate alongside Sen. Elizabeth Warren until late June when a special election will be held to fill the remainder of Kerry's term through 2014.
Former Congressman Barney Frank, a veteran of scores of Congressional policy battles, had hoped to be named interim senator by Patrick. With Cowan partnering with Warren, Massachusetts will be exceptionally short on experience in the Senate in the coming months.
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What Was Your Favorite Educational TV Show?
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This week's death of Don Herbert, better known as Mr. Wizard, got me thinking about all the great educational TV shows I watched as a kid, from "Square One" (Mathnet!) to "Reading Rainbow." Did you have a favorite?
TwanaH 7 years
There was a show called Ghostwriter. That was preety damn cool
katiecake 7 years
How about The Magic Garden?
carrieplh 7 years
Great Space Coaster
CaterpillarGirl 7 years
Mine was.....SLIM GOODBODY.The dude had a white mans afro and wore a body suit that showed all his innards. He talked about nutrition, exercise, how your body works......i loved it. But now i am showing my age.
txhottie 7 years
Man, that was hard! 3-2-1 contact, Reading Rainbow, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, Square One, Mr. Wizard!! They were all my favorite. I was such a geek!
wiggy 7 years
It was hard to choose just one!
yiddidea 7 years
Love them ALL, but Sesame Street had to be number 1.
kiddylnd 7 years
This is great...you can kind of gauge how old everyone is by the answer they give! I was always all about the 3-2-1 Contact. I was actually just schooling my 9 year old on that and Square One this weekend. Not to pass on either of those two GEMS, but why leave out my boy Ben and the Voyage of the Mimi?! (Hey - who knows which show the Palindrome song is from? Is that Square one? The one that goes "It goes frontwards, it goes backwards, it's a...Palindrome!" I can't remember where that's from for the life of me!)
crispet1 7 years
Reading Rainbow!
smackthepony 7 years
What about the Magic Schoolbus!? I loved that show, even though I'm in Oz!
designergirl 7 years
Reading Rainbow! I loved that show. I too also spent countless hours playing Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? I always hated Magic School Bus. though.
beautiful disaster 7 years
bigestivediscuit 7 years
Um, how can I pick ONE?!?!?! I loved Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, Bill Nye, and Carmen Sandiego ... PBS had THE best shows for kids back in the day!
Hope5 7 years
Sesame Street for me!
BonjourChaton 7 years
Oh my God definitely Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow (I can still remember the song from it-butterflies in the sky...I'm a dork), Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (I remember that song too with the a capella group)and Mr. Wizard (RIP Mr. Wizard).
Fab_Kitty 7 years
What an awesome poll, Buzz. I loved lots of the shows you named, but ultimately I voted "other" because my favorite was Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. Every now and then when I need a reminder of what my priorities ought to be, I'll watch a youtube clip of his show (or his AMAZING testimony before Congress on the importance of children's educational t.v.). To this day, he remains one of my heroes.
christinafry 7 years
This IS a great poll! Oh my gosh, I couldn't pick just one! I loved School House Rock and 3-2-1 Contact so much! Does anyone remember that show Pinwheel? The theme song was like "Pinwheel pinwheel spinning around, look at my pinwheel and see what I've found..." The theme song is the only thing I REALLY remember about the show (and ONE episode of a muppet-like worm singing the rain rain go away song, which is a really random and specific memory). Anywho, just wondering if anyone remembers it. I think the shows you pick kind of show the age generation everyone is in, because I don't remember some of the shows! :/
JennaV 7 years
Mr Wizard's World and also a show called Braingames that came on HBO in the early 80's.
bostongirl88 7 years
the magic bus!!
rainonme224 7 years
I voted for Carmen Sandiego but I also loved Sesame Street and Bill Nye.
mabess 7 years
i LOVED reading rainbow! "take a look, it's in a book" but i never really got into sesame street. i just remember thinking "these puppets are silly!" i think it was all of big bird's whining.
lady-T 7 years
seaseme street- ive got all the books!! and even got stuffed Burt and Ernie
z0mbieFck 7 years
i personally didn't pick any of them, i liked WISHBONE, once i saw the book they were re-creating with Wishbone [the dog] as a character, I ran out and checked the book out from the library.
awa78 7 years
Square One TV!!!! I loved that show. Mathnet was awesome. I also had total love for 3-2-1 Contact and who didn't love Reading Rainbow.
JessNess 7 years
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SAN DIEGO!!!!!!!! although I also really like Magic School Bus
jimmalou1978 7 years
I know it's not really educational, but I also loved Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. That, Sesame Street, and Reading Rainbow were my favorites. And I also loved Levar Burton on TNG. I guess I'm a geek too.
msshellokitty 7 years
School House Rock.
Phil 7 years
Where in the World is Carmen San Diego. Partly because I was more addicted to the game than I was Oregon Trail and that game where you choose a fish and eat things. But, mainly because Carmen San Diego may have been one of my most prominent childhood crushes!
KWM 7 years
Sesame Street By Far! Wait, it was educational? I was totally duped by my parents!
Sweet Tea 7 years
Great poll, buzz! A tie for Sesame Street & 3-2-1 Contact for me--ahhh good times. I now have the 321 contact song in my head and am missing the Bloodhound Gang.
rb24 7 years
i loved sesame street and reading rainbow!!
craving_vintage 7 years
Oh my goodness, I couldn't just pick one. lol I ended up with 321 Contact, but I also liked Schoolhouse Rock and The Electric Company.
pinupsweetheart 7 years
Bill Nye RULES
Livience 7 years
I LOVED "Bill Nye!!" When I started watching the Food Network, Alton Brown's "Good Eats" quickly became my favorite show because I thought it was like "Bill Nye the Science Guy" for the foodie set! I also loved "Reading Rainbow" and "Schoolhouse Rock." And does anyone remember "Histeria?" Man, that was a good show, too!!
pinkflats 7 years
RUJUGUJU: you read my mind. when i read the headline, i instantly thought of Magic School Bus. i love how the bus is always entering Arnold's body (i think that it's his name; the kid with red curly hair and freckles). i also loved their teacher. Oh Buzz, you brought me back to my elementary days where i would turn on the TV to watch magic school bus as soon as i got home.
gruaig_rua 7 years
Sesame Street. I loved Oscar the Grouch!
Jadis47 7 years
I voted for Bill Nye the Science Guy. We watched that all the time in science class in fifth grade, and now that I'm "all grown up" (snicker) I watch Mythbusters like a crazy woman. I love learning stuff off the TV!
nikkipez 7 years
I loved sooo many of these....but my ultimate fave was prob Carmen Sandiago...cant tell you how many hours I spent playing the computer game!!! after watching the show daily of course
rujuguju 7 years
Where's the Magic School Bus!!!! That was (haha still is) my favorite :o)
LisaK 7 years
School House Rock!! I think I still know the words to some of those!!
KerryG 7 years
Reading Rainbow overall, but I absolutely loved Mathnet, on Square One.
POPSUGAR Tech 7 years
Fun poll. I went with Reading Rainbow because Levar Burton was on Star Trek, and well, I am geeksugar.
ktownpolarbear 7 years
Reading Rainbow! I used to watch it every day in second grade.
Linda McP 7 years
Sesame Street, hands down!
swwonder 7 years
Sesame Street! I really wanted to be one of those kids that sat next to Elmo/Grover/Harry/letter '_' and looked cute whilst saying something equally endearing.
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The (Palestinian) right to death.
When the IDF then shells an UNRWA school where hundreds of people were taking refuge, it knows precisely what it's doing. When they say terrorists store weapons in all the places mentioned above they're making clear they reserve the right to attack anywhere; it's a defence in advance. When those shells kill 15 innocents, all the IDF can do is try and divert some of the blame, even it involves telling easily disprovable lies. According to the IDF, there was a humanitarian window between 10:00 and 14:00 today when those sheltering in the school could have left to try and find somewhere else to escape the violence. Instead, Hamas apparently prevented them from leaving. This is news to UNRWA, who say they tried to coordinate exactly such a window and it was never granted. In any case, Hamas continued firing from Beit Hanoun. The IDF was responding to that fire. By shelling a school they had the exact coordinates of, where they knew there were hundreds of civilians who wanted to leave but couldn't.
Something about this story doesn't add up. To be precise, this is the sort of story a five-year-old would find difficult to believe. It leads you to one conclusion, and one conclusion only: the IDF doesn't care what it hits in Gaza, and it will always blame Hamas regardless of how bad it looks. This is the exact sort of behaviour we condemn when it's the Syrian military doing it. They're the same kind of lies we find outrageous when they're told by the Russians. Yet still our representatives will keep repeating Israel has the right to defend itself. The Palestinians, as said before, only have the right to die.
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healing kisses
now all gone
stop the ball
stop the boy
stop this time
from flying fast


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FRIday's highlights
In SPSL South baseball, Graham-Kapowsin's Nate Affonso and Donovan Miller each hit an RBI double, and pitcher Alex Rivera earned the win in a 5-4 victory over Todd Beamer. Third-place G-K improved to 10-6 in the league, and second-place Beamer finished 11-5.
Enumclaw shook up the 3A SPSL as the fourth-place Hornets upset first-place Decatur, 4-2, to end the season. Decatur (11-4 in the league) finished as co-champions with Auburn Mountainview, which beat Decatur, 2-0, on Thursday.
Bonney Lake pitcher Taylor Graham struck out seven in a 6-3 victory over Lakes in an 3A SPSL game. Graham also hit two doubles and scored two runs for the Panthers, who finished third in the league at 9-6.
In 4A Narrows fastpitch, Olympia pitcher Maddy Stensby improved to 15-2, and Erin Roloff went 5-for-5 in a 13-3 win over Central Kitsap. Leticia Farias added four hits, including a home run, and drove in three runs for the first-place Bears (8-1 in the league).
Franklin Pierce's Stephanie Franco went 3-for-4 and drove in three runs in an 8-1 victory over Steilacoom an 2A SPSL game. Nicole Sager had two hits and two RBIs, and pitcher Anna Lennox earned the win for the Cardinals, who finished third in the league at 7-4.
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Kwanzaa Hat
Celebrate the season of Kwanzaa with this special hand made hat.
Craft Foam: 1 Sheet each of Red, Black and Green
Tacky Glue and Clothespins or Glue Dots
Foamie Buttons
Measure around child's head. Use green craft foam to make a 2-1/2"" band that is 2" bigger than child's head measurement. Glue into circle. Using clothes pins to hold until dry.
Cut two red and four black foam strips measuring 1½" x 12". Glue one red strip to the inside of the band attaching both ends, each on an opposite side. Glue another red strip perpendicular to the first. Glue one black strip between to reds crossing over the red strip already glued and one below the red strips and between the other two.
Glue the remaining black strips centered on top of the green band. Glue on foamie buttons to decorate.
This craft is reprinted courtesy of Terri of MakingFriends.com.
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Teri Smyth is a British Illustrator, Mother of one and crafts dabbler. Not necessarily in that order. You can visit her blog at http://terismyth.blogspot.co.uk/