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Forty years after the murder of Sharon Tate, it would seem that everything about Charles Manson has already been reported. Jeff Guinn proves this all wrong in his new book, Manson, which uncovers never-before-heard stories and follows Manson's entire life, from childhood to adulthood.
With exclusive interviews and photographs, Manson: The Life and Times of Charles Mason goes beyond previous biographies to provide a well-written and complete study of a man who has perplexed many for decades.
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Throughout her murder trial, Noa P. Singleton never spoke a single word in her own defense. Ten years later, Noa is six months away from her execution when she is visited by her victim's mother, who offers to change Noa's sentence to life in prison in exchange for only one thing, but that is the one thing that Noa will never do: tell her story.
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In Benjamin Percy's Red Moon, the Lycan Republic is under American occupation, and all Lycans are required to suppress their instincts with Lupex, a drug that prevents the werewolf transformation process. The Lycans are our friends and neighbors, but when terrorist attacks occur, the guilty and innocent alike are targeted and rounded up. Claire Forrester is a Lycan on the run after seeing her parents murdered; Patrick Gamble is the sole survivor of a plane attack. The once peaceful coexistence is no more and with only weeks until the next full moon, no one knows what is waiting on the other side.
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Elizabeth Gilbert, the New York Times best-selling author of Eat, Pray, Love, is back this October with her first novel in 12 years. Beautifully researched, Gilbert brings life to the Age of Enlightenment in a full-immersion reading experience that promises to be another inspiring story of faith, love and discovery.
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Astrid Krieger is not your typical little rich girl. She lives in a rocket ship prototype in the backyard of her parent's estate and believes "forgiveness is for those who are too weak to hold a grudge." After being kicked out of her private school, The Elite Bristol Academy, she is now facing the worst punishment possible: public school. Astrid is in for some fast lessons on the ins and outs of public school as her normal firecracker personality is no match for the public school student body.
With trademark humor—he's known to television audiences as a writer for FOX's "New Girl" and NBC's "Up All Night"—author David Iserson has created a uniquely witty story with Firecracker. Be sure to read our full review and watch the book trailer below created by the author and featuring some special guests.
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There's plenty of excitement in the BookPage office for our Nonfiction Top Pick for June. Several of us are dying to get our hands on Lily Koppel's The Astronaut Wives Club, a look at the fascinating history of the wives of America's Mercury Seven astronauts.
These women bonded together in the face of instant fame and constant public scrutiny, and the stories Koppel shares are oh-so-juicy. Our reviewer found many of the stories in this book to be truly flabbergasting—"You might find yourself shaking your head and thinking, 'Could this be real?' It almost feels like a dream, and occasionally like a nightmare"—which sounds like some great summer reading for nonfiction fans.
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In his latest novel This Bright River, Patrick Somerville has created something thoroughly modern.
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Somerville was recently in the news for his classy response to inaccuracies in the New York Times review of the book. Our reviewer says that Somerville is particularly "adept at unveiling those secrets that families keep hidden, most of all from themselves."
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Kids hear their fair share of little white lies—your little brother came from a stork, the Tooth Fairy gives you money for the molar under your pillow, etc.
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Kristen Iversen unveils the not-so-innocent lies of her childhood in Full Body Burden. Her memoir is a brilliant piece of investigative journalism that reveals the truth about growing up in suburban Denver during the Cold War: next-door Rocky Flats was a U.S. Department of Energy facility that churned out plutonium "pits" for thousands of nuclear weapons.
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Father's Day is just around the corner, and American Triumvirate is a great combo of history and sports for dads who love hitting the links on a lazy afternoon.
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It's all family, business, loyalty and notorious offers in The Family Corleone. Written by novelist Ed Falco, it's the prequel to The Godfather, based on a screenplay by Mario Puzo.
The publisher sets the scene: "New York, 1933. The city and the nation are in the depths of the Great Depression. The crime families of New York have prospered in this time, but with the coming end of Prohibition, a battle is looming that will determine which organizations will rise and which will face a violent end."
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iStyles intros Crystal Case for iPod nano
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Published: Friday, April 18, 2008
News Categories: iPod Accessories
iStyles has introduced its Crystal Case for iPod nano (with video). The Crystal is a two-piece hard case made from translucent impact-resistant polycarbonate, and features built-in screen protection, open access to the nano's Click Wheel and headphone jack, and a flip-down Dock Connector door for added protection. The iStyles Crystal Case for iPod nano (with video) is available now in five translucent colors and sells for $10.
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Previews of today's game against Chris Bosh (aka Blaine Harrington) and the Raptors:
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Now you know why I'm glad this latest Garnett frenzy of attention is
over. It brings out the grumpy old man in me. Because when it is all
said and done, I miss the athletic beauty, and the consistency of
effort and execution. I miss, with an ache and a surly passion that
will now hopefully go back under wraps, the opportunity to watch Kevin
Garnett display his multifaceted virtues on a near daily basis,
including live and up close at least 40 times per year.
Antoine Walker's physique barely even resembles that of a basketball
player anymore. It was clear last night that he is even more
horrendously out of shape that Pat Riley billed him to be, as he has
picked up significant weight over the years and spent his 14 minutes on
the court having immense trouble getting up and down the floor.
Finewein at Canis Hoopus on Randy Foye and Corey Brewer.
His hustle and determination played a key role for
the Wolves on Friday night, as they pushed the NBA-leading Boston
Celtics to the edge, only to watch Leon Powe's layup at the buzzer hand
Minnesota a crushing loss, 88-86.
Brewer was aggressive in all aspects of the game. He
got his fingers on passes and loose balls, hit some jumpers in the
first half and pestered Celtics all-star Paul Pierce on defense.
"It was probably one of the most complete games I had all season," Brewer said after Saturday's practice. "Both ends of the floor, I played pretty well. In the second half I really didn't make shots. I feel like defensively I was helping the team. If I can be active like that and get a lot of deflections, I can help the team."
Brewer wants it known: He doesn't weigh 135 pounds.
"I'm 185," he said. "That [his weight and physical strength] is
overrated. Ask anybody I guard if it's overrated or not. They don't get
anything easy. I'm going to add weight, get stronger. That could help
you, but if you want to be a great defensive player, it's all about
learning the game, knowing what guys like to do and playing as hard as
you can."
So in the wake of Wednesday's startling Shaquille O'Neal-for-Shawn
Marion swap, let's pose this: Was the Phoenix Suns' decision to accept
the big guy's aging legs and $20 million salary inspired not really by
the Lakers' acquisition of Pau Gasol a few days earlier but by
Timberwolves forward Al Jefferson's low-post presence?
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From Sid Hartman:
Rest assured, the Twins will show a lot more appreciation for what Hunter did for the club when he returns in an Angels uniform than the Timberwolves did when Kevin Garnett returned with the Celtics on Friday night. Garnett was introduced, got a fantastic standing ovation and the scoreboard read "Thanks for the memories." Wolves owner Glen Taylor didn't think any more was necessary and that the club would honor KG when he retires. One other thing is for sure, the Wolves made a much better deal when they traded Garnett than the Twins did for Johan Santana.
Celtics coach Doc Rivers said Garnett has been better than he thought he would be for Boston, especially because Garnett has provided some great leadership. Rivers also is high on Wolves rookie forward Corey Brewer, whom the coach believes will be develop into a star.
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Ginger Shinn, owner of Smokey Shadows Lodge in Maggie Valley, released a new cookbook A Taste of Smokey Shadows Lodge. The book features more than 150 recipes for tasty dishes from appetizers to desserts.
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The Terrible TOUSAs: Opinions Test the Patience of Corporate Lending PracticesJessica D. GabelGeorgia State University - College of Law 2011 Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal, Vol. 27, pp. 415-469, Summer 2011 Georgia State University College of Law, Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2011-26 Abstract: Two diametrically opposed decisions pit creditors against debtors. The case of troubled homebuilder TOUSA has generated shockwaves through the lending industry. Set against the backdrop of the housing collapse and risky lending, the bankruptcy court's decision left secured creditors with a mixture of shock, anger, and worry over the repercussions. In that opinion, the bankruptcy court unwound a nearly $1 billion transaction of liens and loan proceeds, on grounds that the transactions drove the debtor company into the ground. In other words, the court found that a fraudulent transfer had occurred. Not surprisingly, the lenders appealed and the next decision in what surely will be a long line of TOUSA opinions unwound the bankruptcy court's decision – for a limited set of defendants – and effectively blessed the transaction. How can two opinions couched in the same facts disagree so vehemently at nearly every twist and turn of the case? This article examines the TOUSA I and TOUSA II opinions. It assesses the holdings and reasoning related to fraudulent transfers, reasonably equivalent value, and indirect benefits. It compares the contrasting approaches and attempts to frame the issues for the case's eventual turn in the Eleventh Circuit Court Appeals. Last, this article focuses on the effects of TOUSA I and TOUSA II and whether the prognostications are inevitable or mere puffery. Number of Pages in PDF File: 56 Keywords: TOUSA, Bankruptcy, Creditors, Debtors, Fraudulent Transfers, Bankruptcy Law JEL Classification: G33, K29, K22, K39 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: August 28, 2011 ; Last revised: October 25, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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Philomathic Study Club M/A 2000.48.01
Creator | Philomathic Study Club. |
Title: | Philomathic Study Club |
Dates: | 1927-1941 |
Quantity: | 1.0 boxes |
Repository: | James K. Hosmer Special Collections Library |
The Philomathic Study Club was organized in 1925. The motto of the Philomathic Study Club was "Loyalty". Philomathic means a lover of learning. Each year a topic of study was chosen. Meetings were held twice a month in the afternoon in the community room of the Pence Building at 730 Hennepin Avenue.
Members Mrs. F. A. Anderson, Mrs. F. W. Benjamin, Mrs. J. E. Bowell, Mrs. L. W. Bowman, Mrs. W. C. Bryant, Mrs. T. L. Cooley, Mrs. V. A. Combs, Mrs. C. W. Cox, Mrs. B. L. Diercks, Mrs. Paul B. Dix, Mrs. Robert Ferris, Mrs. E. L. Fleming, Mrs. F. L. Gaspar, Mrs. C. H. Gears, Mrs. C. B. Greene, Mrs. C. A. Hutchinson, Mrs. G. W. Hicks, Mrs. M. Hildebrandt, Mrs. A. J. Hopper, Mrs. A. W. Julien, Mrs. W. H. Jamieson, Mrs. A. C. Larson, Mrs. P. H. Lund, Mrs. J. B. Lein, Mrs. L. W. McClure, Mrs. P. C. Meyers, Mrs. G. M. Orr, Mrs. C. R. Osell, Mrs. A. J. Pohland, Mrs. W. C. Pohland, Mrs. J. M. Riddell, Mrs. George Rodgerson, Mrs. I. D. Royal, Mrs. W. E. Sinclair, Mrs. F. A. Schierenbeck, Mrs. F. H. Scherenbeck, Mrs. C. H. Teigh, Mrs. W. N. Webb, Mrs. F. A. Wilson
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Women -- Minnesota -- Minneapolis -- Societies and clubs.
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Annual programs 1927-1941 (incomplete) -- Box 1, Folder 1 |
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Such an amazing school! I was a new student and I was welcomed instantly into a wonderful group of students and teachers. There was no bullying, no drama, and good education and extra-curricular programs. I loved my experience at Mountain Trail!
Mountain Trail Middle School..Mountain Trails Middle School is among the most exceptional junior High Schools in Arizona.Their CORE Knowledge program,scores among the BEST in North Phoenix-Paradise Valley. It's an EXCELLENT middle school. The students have remarkable respect for one another. This is the result of the morally positive mission statement at Mountain Trails Middle School. Mountain Trail Middle School not only promotes (but encourages),the morals of honesty, kindness and "mutual respect.". It's certainly working in a very positive way. My son recently lost his(semi-costly),water container. It was later located in one of his school's classes,days later. This says a lot.Not just for the student(s),but for the positive actions of the facility at this middle school, as well. :-) This is a 5+-Star School, with 5+-Star Leadership,(in our families opinion). Mountain Trails Middle School has our family vote (collectively),of 5 members, as being a Middle School of "excellency," in the North Phoenix/Paradise Valley School District area. Mountain Trail Middle School deserves "EXCEPTIONALLY," high marks of achievement and recognition from among all U.S. Middle Schools :-)
I'm an eighth grader at Mountain Trail right now (supreme). School is almost done with, and then I'm off to Pinnacle HS. Mountain Trail is an awesome school! I love it! First off, it's clean! Second, the teachers are really great. I never really had a thing for science, English, or social studies... But the teachers attitude makes you a lot more motivated to learn. The bullying issues are taken care of quickly and fairly. And Mountain Trail has a really strict policy for bullying. So that's good. I was on Principals list for the whole first semester, and I was on honor roll for second semester. This school, I feel is really going to help me prepare for HS. The principal is awesome :D so are the duty aids. Most of my best memories were made at MTMS (like when the principal got pumpkin pie all in his face!) Your son/daughter would really really like it at Mountain Trail. I did :)
I had a daughter graduate from this school 4 years ago and presently have s son in 7th grade. Both my children have had an excellent experience in this school. My daughter absolutely thrived in honors classes and was very involved in student government. My son is completely blossoming thanks to fabulous sports program (5 star coaches!) and his interaction with the principal. I would agree there are a few mediocre teachers but for the most part my children have been well prepared. Both enjoy/emjoyed their time at this at this school.
I dont understand why this school is getting so many stars. Look at the test scores people the proof is in the pudding. The school seems mediocre at best. they dont push and strive for excellence at all. Very disapointed that I wasted 2 critical years for my child's future at this school. I wish I would have done my research beforehand so that she will enter high school more prepared. Dont send your child this school if you want academic excellence for your child you wont get it at this school. My child got honor roll the 2 years here and his writing skills is below grade level. Teachers are not motivated to engage and enlighten kids. Stay away from this dismal school.
The principal, asst. principal, and counselor are excellent when it comes to dealing with parents. They listen and take you seriously when issues arise. There are some EXCELLENT teachers here, and some AWFUL teachers, too. Most I would say are average overall. Bullying here is an ongoing problem, and punks are often moved from one class to another, just to cause trouble elsewhere. The curriculum, Core Knowlege, is fantastic, although I think science here is weak, with almost no labs to get the kids interested. In summary, I would say Mountain Trail is okay, better than many, probably not as good as a few others.
My child just completed 7th grade, I feared a drastic change from P.P. Elementary to M.T.M.S. On the contrary, he adjusted very well, the homework page and grades available on the website helped keep up with middle school pressure, even if some teachers do not keep their site updated, we did not struggle too much and the year passed very fast. Thank you to Ms Carstens for being a great teacher, always available to help.
My daughter loves Mountain Trail! The teachers are fantastic and go above and beyond the expectations! What a good transition from Elementry school!
I do like MTMS but I have noticed (I'm in Honors English and Math) that in honors english you recieve more chances to expand your learning where as in regular classes you don't really get to expand your learning as much.
Even though I have left a review about Mountain Trail in the past, I feel I must respond to the last reviews. Yes, Jan Hamrick does a tremendous job. Yes, Jim Lee left and the teaching staff has changed over the past couple years, Teachers move, retire, quit, and leave for various reasons. It happens in the corporate world every day, why would teaching be any different. There are several former MTMS teachers who left for the district office, giving them the opportunity to help all students in the district. I think that speaks highly for the quality of teachers who come to MTMS. The new teachers at MTMS have gotten rave reviews from my student, are responsive to me and challenge my student. MTMS is an Excelling school. So, obviously teaching to all student levels. Quality teachers + Excelling school = bad leadership. How?
Although I agree Jan Hamrick is a good asst. princ. and the campus is extremely clean, I have to bring this schools rate down because through all of my experience as being a teacher and a mother of 2 and of coarse my own scholastic career, I have never had so many consistent disappointments. I watch as my son and his friends are left behind. I see the non gifted kids falling through the cracks.
My oldest who is now in high school attended MTMS, my youngest attends now. I have been greatly impressed with the dedication that I have seen from most of the teachers. As with any school you are going to bump heads occasionally with instructors, that happened once with one teacher who is no longer there. There has been a great deal of teacher turnover in the last couple of years. I do feel that since Jim Lee moved to District Office, the school has declined in its leadership. Jan Hamrick does a wonderful job as assistant principal. I wish I could express such confidence in the current principal.
I am currently an 8th grade student at Mountain Trail. It is an absolutely amazing school. The honors programs gives students the opportunity to challenge their thoughts, which leads to ultimate success in the near future. The campus is clean and the teachers work together to make MTMS the great school that it is. Mountain Trial is one of the best schools i have ever attended. I would recommend MTMS to you if you want to set your child up for success. There are also many after school sports. MTMS 8th grade boys basketball is undefeated in the Paradise Valley School District! Go coyotes!
I attended MTMS for my 8th grade year and I am now attending St Marys HS as a senior. That being said, there are 2 reasons I am giving MTMS 4 stars, and 1 personal reason I am not giving it 5. MTMS has the most beautiful, clean, and efficient campus I have attended to this day. Personally, I find this very important. (Keep in mind though, this was 4 yrs ago..) The 2nd reason is because of the teachers. I wasnt too interested in my studies at the time and they somehow kept faith and motivation in me. I actually have just been nominated for Americas Future Leaders and I am listing a teacher of mine from MTMS as my most inspiring teacher. Trust me, I have gone through many teachers, some public, some private, and it is safe to say that MTMS has one of the best faculties.
This school is an excellent school. They teachers make sure that the students understand. There are no lockers so drugs are unlikely to be sold. Also, my daughters are happy they love this school. I would recommend any student going to this wonderful school.
I went there last year. I loved all the teachers sooo much! I'll never forget any of them! Everyone who goes there is lucky.
Wow! We were new to Mountain Trail last year. My son and daughter received a great education and as new parents we were very impressed with the campus, learning environment and administration. Thanks for a great year.
All the reviews prior to 2006 are correct. MTMS was a wonderful school. It all went down hill when Mr. Lee left. Now is a shame. Lack of leadership by the principal who not visible or caring. Lack of discipline and lack of quality teachers. All the good ones like Mr. Maynard, Mrs.Coyle, and Mrs. OBrien are gone. Dances were cut. I could go on. 2007-2008 will not be any different since I heard that move of the good teachers are leaving. I would think twice about sending my child to this school. PTO is very good. Something has to be done about the principal.
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I think he tested pos for that. many people say it can lead to small metabolites of other things. it was prolly bs though.
I think he tested pos for that. many people say it can lead to small metabolites of other things. it was prolly bs though.
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So did sonnen use ATD? Is that whats being said?
Nothing has been officially announced, but there's a report that he notified the CSAC that he may fail his UA.
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That just sounds odd. Here's the story Rodja linked. I know some of you ARE that lazy.
There have been two further developments in the Chael Sonnen positive drugs test story. Firstly whilst we still do not know exactly what the substance was that he tested positive for, The Wrestling Observer and other outlets are reporting that the California State Athletic Commission has confirmed that he failed due to an unusually high level of testosterone. This would suggest that the substance he failed for was a steroid and would seemingly undermine the argument put forward by some, that the test failure was due to Sonnen taking medication to combat the cold he was complaining about before the fight.
Secondly and more bizarrely, the CSACs Executive Director George Dodd told Sports Illustrated that Sonnen had actually told him that he might fail for a Performance Enhancing Drug shortly before taking the pre-fight test, the day before UFC 117. Dodd told SI.com that He only indicated that he was taking [illegal substance] but he never indicated why and that Sonnen failed to include details of the substance or provide a genuine medical reason for using it in the formal documentation that all fighters submit to the Commission about any medicines or supplements they may be using.
There has of yet been no comment from Chael Sonnen.
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sounds like sonnen needs to get with brian cushings on this one....he is busted for having a higher than normal test level..but no compound found found yet... Bigfoot tested positive for equipoise in pro elite...cotour has a prescription for growth and test...he looks younger now than he did 10 years ago....and testing for gh is tough becuae your body pulsates its release every 3-4 hours..plus there is no direct number that says your high or low....but lets look at sean sherk..he got busted for being 2 nanograms above normal level and had nandrolone metabolites in his system..but his body has never changed.
but if sonnen did take something..he should doubled his dose of jiu-jitsu.
just to be a little A hole id say hes lost a tiny bit buttttttt thats most likely due to age,different training habbits, preventing injury. He still looks amazing i just remember him in like 05-07 damn!
any proof on Randy C on test and hgh? you can really use those with a prescription? then every guy would have one. maybe just HGH.
some one on here had posted about it.,.so i am just repeating what i had read on here...and you are a ahole.lol....sherk is still jacked..did you see the last countdown???and having the opportunity to train with ufc fighters before and during their ufc debut....form what i have learned through the loop is that many of the guys are on test or gh or both...but the difference is there sources..my best guess is the ones who are getting busted are not taking what they think are so they are getting busted...like getting deca instead of equipoise...so detection time isnt 6 months but now 18months for example.
Before everyone damns Chael, remember that Vitor and Nate have both tested positive in their careers.
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Just as an aside, to replace Chael, Vitor was pulled from the Okami fight and will fight Anderson in early 2011. The winner of that gets the Marquardt/Okami winner.
Personally, I think Vitor is going to get smoked, but thats just my 2 cents
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What is with this? Chael gets busted for roiding and as a result loses his title shot. He gets replaced by Vitor Belfort, who tested positive in 2006?! Do the matchmakers in the UFC not see the irony in that?
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also its the most legit match up. getting his title shot yanked is the right thing...why? cuz its a year long suspension dude! do you want to wait over a year to see the next title shot? Vitor beat franklin and matt linland big time so lets test his standup vs A silva. I see nothing wrong with this at all. Okami vs silva would be terrible if silva tried. Marquart ehhh not as bad but SIlva would drop him.
SIlva vs Vitor is the only option. Only thing that will really draw a huge crowd.
People on this site(usually big MMA fans) wont put down Chael for steroid use because there are pretty educated fans on here who know what other fights do. Its just part of the game. SO many most likely use. I really stopped caring awhile ago.
Thats a very interesting theory on "not knowing what they are taking" thats a good point. a lot of people test positive for both EQ and deca. Finally a guy tested pos for Test tho? Was it test or something unknown?
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I just find it ironic and silly that Belfort gets the shot. Here is a guy who tested positive a few years ago, and who, when under pressure in a fight has shown the ability to crumble like a house of cards.
Will people watch? Of course.....but Belfort is going to get crushed
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The case in question concerned Utah-based Myriad Genetics, which held an exclusive patent on an isolated pair of genes that can help predict a woman's risk for breast and ovarian cancers. (It's the same test Angelina Jolie took before opting for a preventive double mastectomy.) In the court's decision, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote, "Myriad did not create anything… To be sure, it found an important and useful gene, but separating that gene from its surrounding genetic material is not an act of invention."
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"The Metaphysics of Practical Survival"Laura Eisenhower and Dr. DREAM are pleased to bring YOU; Awake in the DREAM Radio, our next guest is Dr. Richard Alan Miller.Dr. Richard Alan Miller is a pioneer in the annals of metaphysical and paranormal exploration. Miller began working in the "X-Files" world of Navy Intel (Seal Corp. and then MRU) in the late 60s. His public collaborations and research continue.As an original black ops team-member, Miller's research in the field of paranormal began as a graduate physicist working 11 years with Navy Intel (Anesthesiology). During this period numerous foundational papers, including "A Holographic Concept of Reality" and "Embryonic Holography" were written.His past and current writings and presentations reveal a depth of knowledge and practical experience in three major fields; Alternative Agriculture, New Age Physics, and Metaphysics.Miller now writes for Nexus magazine and is a preferred guest on internet radio. He is re-emerging at a critical time in humanities evolution where metaphysics and practical survival converge.Find Richard at www.RichardAlanMiller.com
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With this shift in awakening many aspects of the self have come to the surface, aspects that we have had to shift our perception of. One such aspect of the self that has been expanded has been the body and how one can achieve wellness within the body. In the 3D realm, we have related to the body as being separate from the us. For many, it was previously accepted that there was almost no connection between the spirit and the body, our emotions and our body and certainly not consciousness and our body, which led to the the creation of diseases and suffering. Here to share with us how to conquer our wellness body and to be the master of our body is Dr. Richard London. For a free fifteen minute session with Dr. London or for any insights or questions you may have, email him at email@example.com or call him at (720) 213-8021 You won't want to miss this show! -
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Life In The Word presents "If My People Revival." Part 2 Join Pastor La Russia Cain and guest speaker Pastor Richard Miller.
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Richard and his wife have backgrounds in electrical engineering and have written twelve award-winning science books together. They also ran a science supply company for several years. After a publishing company picked up their books, they shut down the business and decided to pursue a new journey—writing fiction. Richard's new book, Fatal Transaction, combines his unique talents in the tech field to bring his thriller to life.
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Dr. Richard Alan Miller is one of the pioneers in the study of the paranormal. His work in mind control is unparalleled. Beginning in the early 1970s with Navy Intel that work included chip implants, drug studies (telepathine, ketamine, and BZ gas), and synthetic telepathy today known as the "Hearing Voices" effect. Today, with newer definitions on what constitutes the mind, this field encompasses a new paradign and a new direction in mind control has evolved.
Electromagnetic manipulation of our minds and genetic modification of our foods are already techniques of mass social control. The mind is being targeted through the gut via GMO foods, and Dr. Miller suggests what we can do about it. What better way to break down the natural workings of the human mind than through our global food supply.
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