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Filed under: Weekly Focus | Tags: 2012, alternative political parties, awakening consciousness, belief systems, Ben Stewart, change, consciousness, controlling elite, evolution, global reform, Hierosonic, illuminati, infinity, Kymatica, real change, revolution, soul journey, spirit, spiritual, Talismanic Idols, true self, universe, yin and yang
It is undeniable today that a shift in consciousness is rippling over the whole globe, leaving more and more people asking the same questions: who are we, why are we here, how exactly are we connected and how could we have let the world become as mad as it is today.
It is undeniable that more and more people are feeling that the time is here to reclaim our true selves, our innate freedoms and our earth!
But the question is, how?
Benjamin Stewart, the director and writer of Kymatica, tries to answer that.
A message from Benjamin Stewart:
"Hello everyone, this is Ben from Talismanic Idols and the group Hierosonic. I am here today to address a problem I have been observing for quite some time now, and that is people in mass trying to start movements, activism, revolutions, organizations, alternative political parties, new age belief systems, institutions, rebellions, causes and all other forms of action and activity. You would imagine that with so many people getting involved in the health of the world that things would change for the better. You would imagine that with new elected leaders that promise change, that the dismal attitude of the people would improve." …..read more here
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Unlike i hear from time to time, for critizizing this movie you don't have to be a religious fundamentalist of any sort.
I for myself consider me to be an atheist and i have heavy problems with the nonsense and hocus-pocus promoted in this so called "documentary" and its predecessor.
The fact that frightens me is, that these "New-Age"-Agenda propaganda movies are widely accepted without ANY criticism whatsoever.
Plus they receive an attention that most educational and scientific contributions can only dream of…
P.S.: I know, I could be wrong on this, but if "stewart" is spelled with a "D" (STEWARD) then his name becomes an interesting idiom in context with the particular matter of mind manipulation.
Also notice, that the producer focussed more on fancy graphic effects and hypnosis induction via flickering / pulsing lights and repetative music than on logic solidity.
I am not an expert on this subject but i bet if one would analyze the pulsation frequency, one would come to a pretty intriguing conclusion…
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Front Page Titles (by Subject) APPENDIX B.: Letter to Mr. G. H. Lewes - An Autobiography, vol. 2
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APPENDIX B.Letter to Mr. G. H. Lewes[The following is the letter to Mr. G. H. Lewes, referred to at the close of chapter xxxvi, as having resulted from the publication of the "Reasons for dissenting from the Philosophy of M. Comte".] 29 Bloomsbury Sq. W.C. My dear Lewes,Thanks for your criticisms, some of which are important as saving me from an over-statement that would have been mischievous. With respect to the others I will briefly reply to the most important; and after troubling you to read these replies and my comments on the propositions contained in your two notes, I will say no more on the matter. I was wrong in the assertion that Comte repudiated the science of mind: I should have said the subjective analysis of mind. That he does this I take on your own evidence; since you quote John Mill against him on this point. The proposition which I oppose to Comte's proposition of the three successive states, theological, metaphysical, and positive, you say is "by no means a counter-proposition". When Comte says that the three methods are "different and even radically opposed," while I say that the method is one that continues essentially the same; and when he says that there are three possible terminal conceptions while I say there is but one possible terminal conception; it seems to me that the term counter-proposition is well warranted. I have not read Littré. Harrison named the fact that he had replied to me, and I have as yet only skimmed the chapter in which he does this and sought elsewhere for my name to see whether he anywhere regards me as a partial adherent. As he does not do so I conceive that the note is justified. But I have put a note recognizing your criticism respecting ideas and emotions; and meeting it. You say I have not recognized Comte's "conception of sociology as a science" among his distinctive doctrines. I do not see that it is distinctive of him. The conception that there is a social science was surely, as Masson shows, entertained by Vico and Kant—vaguely if you like. That which is distinctive of Comte is his elaboration of the conception. Surely, too, you will not deny that there have been other conceptions of social science among the German thinkers, however wild and untenable. Unless you can show that before Comte no one believed that social phenomena conform to law, you cannot say that the conception of social science is distinctive of Comte. You ask, too, why I do not put down, as among his distinctive doctrines, the idea of a philosophy constructed out of the sciences. I do not admit this to be distinctive any more than the other. I refer you to your own History of Philosophy (p. 348), in proof that Bacon had an idea of such a philosophy; and, as far as it goes, a very true one. I hold that his assertion that "unless natural philosophy be drawn out to particular sciences; and again, unless these particular sciences be brought back again to natural philosophy," involves a more correct conception of the relations of the sciences to each other than Comte's elaborated hierarchy of the sciences. Bacon's conception is vague and true: Comte's conception is definite and untrue. I really cannot see that the notion of an organization of the sciences into one whole can be claimed for Comte. You protest against my representing Comte as excluding the recognition of cause from the positive philosophy. If he does not do so what becomes of his alleged distinction between the perfection of the metaphysical system and the perfection of the positive system. In your first note you say "when Comte insists on the relativity of knowledge he thereby postulates an Absolute, as you do." I do not see how you can say this if you mean that he consciously or avowedly does so. Have I not myself joined issue with Hamilton and Mansel on this very point; and endeavored to show that the existence of an Absolute is necessarily postulated though they have not recognized this necessity? And if Hamilton and Mansel assert the relativity of knowledge and do not recognize the implied consciousness of existence transcending knowledge, is it not legitimate to say that Comte does the same when there are his own words to show it? One of the implications of your first note, and of our conversations, is that I ought to recognize myself "indebted to Comte as one independent thinker may be indebted to a predecessor." I do not admit that I am reluctant to recognize indebtedness to predecessors: it is a question of the predecessor. If anyone says that had von Baer never written I should not be doing that which I now am, I have nothing to say to the contrary—I should reply it is highly probable. But because I am deeply indebted to one predecessor, I do not see that I am called upon to admit indebtedness to another when I am unconscious of it. You say that you may have thought that my antagonistic attitude towards Comte has tended to suppress the growth of any consciousness of indebtedness to Comte. Possibly. But allow me to point out, on the other hand, that the attitude of Comte's disciples, and your own attitude in particular as expositor, is one which inevitably tends to generate an exaggerated estimate of Comte's influence, and inevitably tends to make you assume indebtedness on insufficient grounds. You say that Comte's ideas have reached hundreds who never saw his works. This is perfectly true. If you mean to imply that any such diffused influence affected me before I wrote Social Statics, I say it is out of the question; for my reading up to that time had been wholly confined to the special sciences, and to party-politics, joined with miscellaneous light reading and an occasional glance into the elder writers on philosophy. The only book, which, so far as I know, was a means of diffusing any of Comte's ideas was Mill's Logic; and this I did not read until at least two years after Social Statics was written—a fact of which you will I believe find evidence without going far. [Referring to George Eliot, who had presented me with a copy of Mill's Logic.] I fancy that you and other partial adherents of Comte mistake as an atmosphere of Comtean thought, what is nothing else than the atmosphere of scientific thought. Those whose education has been mainly literary, are unable to realize the mental attitude of those whose education has been mainly scientific—especially where the scientific education has been joined to scientific tendencies, and a life of practical science continually illustrating theoretic science, as in my own case. How little influence Comte's teachings have had on scientific thinking in England, will be shown by the accompanying paragraph; which I suppressed from my appendix from the desire to avoid seeming needlessly hostile. And now let me deal with your two most specific points, taking first the question of the Sociology. You say—"Was not Comte the one who attempted to construct a Sociology on the positive method—and is not that your aim also?" If you say that here is a resemblance, you say truly. If you say that here is priority on the part of Comte, you say truly. If you say that here is indebtedness on my part, I do not admit it. If you believe that I was acquainted with Comte's ideas before Social Statics was written, you may suppose that I derived the notion of a social organism (which is the only point of community between us) from him: but if you do not suppose this, I do not see what grounds you have for the assumption that I am here in any way indebted to Comte. The conception of Social Science which I have now, differs in nothing except further development from the conception set forth in Social Statics. With the exception of quite minor ethical propositions, I hold to all that is in Social Statics; and in the various political essays which I have since written, have shown its further development by the addition of conceptions which I have proved, by the analysis I sent you, to be neither allied to those of Comte nor suggested by them. I contend that, starting with Social Statics, passing through these several steps to the wider generalization of social phenomena given in the essay on Progress, and from thence by other steps to the views which I now hold, there is a development on lines of organization that cannot be traced to him; but are manifestly traceable to the extension of von Baer's principle, and to the rationalization of it which I have since attempted. [This statement, along with some preceding and succeeding ones, and along with a passage in the "Reasons for dissenting from the Philosophy of M. Comte," make it clear that I had, in 1864, forgotten some of the ideas reached in 1850; for on pp. 451-53 of Social Statics, where individual organisms and social organisms are shown to be similar in the respect that progress from low types to high types is progress from uniformity of structure to multiformity of structure, there is, in so far, and in other words, a recognition of the law which von Baer formulated in respect of the development of each organism, as a progress from homogeneity to heterogeneity.] The other important point is that raised in your question—"Was not Comte the man who first constructed a Philosophy out of the separate sciences—and is not that your aim also"? Here, it seems to me, is the chief source of difference between us. I venture to think that you are assimilating two wholly different things—endeavouring to establish a lineal descent between systems which are not only generically distinct or ordinally distinct, but which belong to distinct classes. What is Comte's professed aim? To give a coherent account of the progress of human conceptions. What is my aim? To give a coherent account of the progress of the external world. Comte proposes to describe the necessary, and the actual, filiation of ideas. I propose to describe the necessary, and the actual, filiation of things. Comte professes to interpret the genesis of our knowledge of nature. My aim is to interpret, as far as it is possible, the genesis of the phenomena which constitute nature. The one end is subjective. The other is objective. How then can the one be the originator of the other? If I had taken the views briefly set down in The Genesis of Science, and developed them into an elaborate system showing the development and coordination of human knowledge in pursuance of a theory at variance with that of Comte; then you might rightly have said that the one was suggested by the other. Then you might rightly have asked—"Was not Comte the man who first constructed a Philosophy out of the separate sciences—and is not that your aim also?" A philosophy of the sciences has a purely abstract subject-matter. A philosophy of nature has a purely concrete subject-matter, and how the one can beget the other I do not see. A concrete may beget an abstract; but how an abstract begets a concrete is not manifest. Comte's system is avowedly an Organon of the Sciences. The scheme at which I am working has been called by Martineau a Cosmogony. Surely in the generation of thought, an Organon should give origin to an Organon and a Cosmogony to a Cosmogony. If you look for my predecessors, and if you point to the Cosmogonies of Hegel and Oken as being conceptions which may have influenced me, I do not say nay: I knew the general natures of Hegel's and Oken's Cosmogonies, and widely different as their conceptions are from my own, they are conceptions of the same class, and may very possibly have had some suggestive influence.* But why, in seeking the parentage of the Cosmogony at which I am working, you should pass over antecedent Cosmogonies, and fix on an Organon of the Sciences for its parent, is more than I understand. And now, having pointed out what I conceive to be the fundamental difference between the natures and aims of Comte's scheme and my own (which your question assumes to be the same in nature and aim) let me take a further step. Looking at it from this new point of view, glance through the essay on Progress. Having done this, ask yourself, in the first place, whether you see any Comtean inspiration in that—whether you see in it anything more than the extension of von Baer's principle and the endeavour to interpret that principle deductively? You must I think answer—No. In the second place, ask yourself whether there are not in that essay the rudiments of the scheme which is developed in First Principles. You cannot but answer—Yes. And then, in the third place, ask, is it so foreign to my nature to go on further developing ideas, that you cannot believe that the last of these has grown out of the first? In the essay on Progress there is a rudimentary Cosmogony. In First Principles there is a more elaborated Cosmogony. Is it unnatural that the one should in the course of some years have evolved the other? Even while I write I am reminded of evidence on this point, which, however inconclusive it may be to others, is perfectly conclusive to myself; and makes me more than ever certain of the truth of my denial. You may remember that at the end of 1858 or beginning of 1859, I made an effort to obtain some appointment, which should give me sufficient means and leisure to do that which I am now doing. I have a distinct recollection of then explaining to Mr. Grote, who took some interest in the matter, that my purpose was to elaborate the ideas contained in the essay on Progress, which had then taken a larger development. And if Mr. J. S. Mill keeps his letters, I am greatly mistaken if it cannot be shown by the correspondence I then had with him, that I gave him the same explanation of my aims.* Whether you do or do not continue to think as you did on this matter, you will at any rate see that the amount and kind of evidence which (to myself) warrants my continual denial, is abundant and definite. And unless there is virtue in saying that you are indebted when you are not conscious of being indebted, I think I am not only warranted in making the denial but bound to make it. In brief, then, my position is this:—Until it is shown that the views of social science I now hold, differ from those contained in Social Statics, by something more than difference of development—until it is shown that a Cosmogony is not to be rightly affiliated on preceding Cosmogonies but is to be rightly affiliated on an Organon of the Sciences—until it is shown that the essay on Progress does not contain the rudiments out of which First Principles has naturally developed—until it is shown that I have adopted some general view of Comte's, or been led by his teaching to abandon some view I previously held; I shall continue to assert that I am uninfluenced by Comte, save in those minor views of his which I avowedly accept, and by the influence of antagonism. And until some such specific evidence is assigned, I shall continue to think the opposite assertion unwarranted. Sincerely yours,HERBERT SPENCER. [* ]Sixteen years after this letter was written, the analogy between the Synthetic Philosophy and the system of Hegel, in so far as the subject matter is concerned, was alleged by Mons. Carrau. In an article published in the Revue des Deux Mondes on 1st April, 1880, he said:—"C'est l'Encyclopédie de Hegel refaite au point de vue de la méthode expérimentale." [* ][Fortunately he had kept my letter. He returned it to me and I have quoted it in Chapter XXX.] |


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Yuck. I made these for work function for my husband. I am glad we tried one before sending them in: the stale bagels he picks up on the way to work tomorrow will certainly be better.
Apple-Cheddar Muffins
Hands-On Time: 16 min., Total Time: 45 min.
Yield: Makes 12 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 208
- Fat: 10g
- Saturated fat: 4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Calcium: 255mg
- Sodium: 441mg
- Iron: 1mg
- Cholesterol: 51mg
- Fiber: 2g
- Carbohydrate: 24g
- Protein: 9g
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 medium-size Granny Smith apple, peeled and chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet onion
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 1/3 cups all-purpose baking mix
- 1 1/2 cups (6 oz.) shredded extra-sharp Cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup plain yellow cornmeal
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup milk
- 2 EGGLAND'S Best Large White Eggs
- 1/3 cup chopped pecans
- Preheat oven to 425°. Melt butter in a small skillet over medium heat. Add apple and next 2 ingredients; sauté 6 minutes or until onion is tender.
- Combine baking mix and next 3 ingredients in a large bowl; make a well in center of mixture. Whisk together milk and eggs; add to dry ingredients, stirring just until moistened.
- Stir apple mixture into batter. Spoon batter into a greased muffin pan, filling two-thirds full. Sprinkle batter with chopped pecans.
- Bake at 425° for 14 minutes or until golden and a wooden pick inserted in center comes out with a few moist crumbs. Let cool in pan on a wire rack 5 minutes. Gently run a knife around edges of muffins to loosen. Remove muffins from pan to wire rack, and let cool 10 minutes. Serve warm.
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- The definition of a fixation is a point of focus, an obsession or the chemical reduction into a solid form.
An example of a fixation is a compulsion to bite one's nails.
This man's fixation is biting his nails.
fixation definition by Webster's New World
- a fixing, or fixating, or a being fixed, or fixated; specif.,
- the directing and focusing of the eyes
- popularly an exaggerated preoccupation; obsession
- Chem.
- reduction into a solid, permanent, or nonvolatile form
- nitrogen fixation
- Photog. the treatment of a film, print, etc. to make it permanent
- Psychoanalysis an arrest of the expression of the libidinal or aggressive drive at an early stage of psychosexual development, or a persistent attachment to some object or person that derives from this
Origin: Middle English fixacioun ; from Midieval Latin fixatio ; from fixatus: see fixate
fixation definition by American Heritage Dictionary
- The act or process of fixing or fixating.
- An obsessive preoccupation.
- Psychology A strong attachment to a person or thing, especially such an attachment formed in childhood or infancy and manifested in immature or neurotic behavior that persists throughout life.
fixation - Medical Definition
- The condition of being stabilized, firmly attached, or set.
- The act or process of stabilizing or attaching something, especially a body part by surgery.
- The rapid killing and preservation of tissue elements to retain as nearly as possible the same characteristics they had in the living body.
- The conversion of a gas into solid or liquid form by chemical reactions.
- In psychoanalytic theory, a strong emotional attachment to a person or thing, especially an attachment formed in childhood or infancy and manifested in disturbed behavior that persists throughout life.
- The coordinated positioning and focusing of both eyes on an object.


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Volunteer Fire Departments: a Model of Social Innovation
Posted on 29. Jun, 2009 in Uncategorized
This past weekend I was in Jackson, New Hampshire, where I attended the town's Covered Bridge Dance. You might be wondering what a Covered Bridge Dance has to do with social innovation. The community gathering was to support the Jackson Firefighters' Association, the volunteer organization that supports Jackson's volunteer firefighters. Volunteer fire departments – seems like an amazing social innovation to me! With limited tax revenues, towns across the country have long been utilizing volunteers to perform this core service for their community. I recalled that the town I grew up in also had a volunteer fire department, and that some parents I knew volunteered with it.
When I did a web search for volunteer firefighting, I got thousands of websites including volunteerfd.org, the 'top volunteer firefighting resource.' I also found this amazing statistic: according to the National Volunteer Fire Council, 73 percent of firefighters in the United States are volunteers. This is, to me, a perfect example of a social innovation that has spread and become a core part of a town's model to perform a community service. Volunteer fire departments are terrific public-private partnerships based not on one specific organizational model, but on an innovative approach that can and has been adapted in countless communities across the country. It saves the tax payers money, utilizes volunteers in the community, and provides a critical community service. We can learn a lot from how volunteer fire departments have leveraged volunteers and spread and adapted a model for distinct community needs.
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More on Pending Home Sales: "Limited inventory is constraining market activity," says the NAR,...
Aug 29 2012, 10:13 ET
More on Pending Home Sales: "Limited inventory is constraining market activity," says the NAR, with chief spinmeister Lawrence Yun blaming sales weakness in the West on "an acute inventory shortage." More from Yun: "Expected gains in housing starts of 25-30% this year, and nearly 50% in 2013 are insufficient to meet the growing housing demand."
Builders now use built to order business model instead of spec model. Starts are now more reflective of actual sales than in prior years. If the contract is signed the home is built, which you will see in permit and starts data. Comparing to 50 yr average won't tell you much.
I don't see why you would want to compare anything to a 50 average anyway... sure its a good talking point but does it actually have a true affect on anything present? I seriously doubt it...
So you believe that the last 50 years average is indicative of what today's market should be like(aka that is today's normal)? After the housing bust, financial crash, and middle america disappearing?
We are not at 750,000 today. That number is more like 500,000. Your stats are way off. Listen, I worked for Pulte, Centex, Hovnanian, they are not selling crap in my area in NJ. Only inexpensive towns and AA's. With approximately 16% unemployment in the USA, it will be a long time before we see 1 million units again. There are still close to 2 million foreclosures to hit the market also putting pressure on builders and their margins.
Privately-owned housing starts in July were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 746,000. This is 1.1 percent below the revised June estimate of 754,000, but is 21.5 percent above the July 2011 rate of 614,000.
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Funny that was the quote that made me chuckle as well. Inventory would be fine if the prices were attractive to sellers - that's called supply and demand.
Demand will drive supply, if there truly was the type of demand this guy is calling for prices would be increasing at a much faster pace.
I just placed an offer that was 4% above asking price and lost. In five days this house had over a dozen offers.
where's that? az vegas? where ever good luck with that.
We need to get out their and build. I love the reverse psychology. Buy now before all the suppy is gone and your shit out of luck. What is this 2005. Here in NJ most home owners are delusional on the value of their home, I see list prices 50-60% higher then thier purchases prices from 2002-2003. If they can find the sucker who doesn't know any better more power to them, but in reality any uptick in home prices and their will be a lot more supply
As home prices stabilize less people will engage in the strategic foreclosure nonsense. Bear in mind close to 4mm homes are still in distress (NAR never seems to discuss this?) and over 10mm are negative equity (also a mute point for the realtors) with the banks withholding REO's from the market to decrease inventory. I'd like to think we're at a good starting point for a recovery, but employment is the lead indicator, and last time I checked we still are at 16% unemployment rate. This muddle through will take several more years...
I just revel in the negative views. This reminds me of the oft-mentioned story of the bumble bee, whom, physicists pronounced, scientifically unable to fly. But, guess what, they do.
You should try to revel in reality. How could one compare a magnificent creature with Wall St drudge. You boomers continue to skip and dance across this thin sheet of ice ignoring the cold water beneath. Fundamentals will eventually return, and when they do the negative news that is glossed over today will become all to real. Take a drive to a city near you and look closely at housing. The prognosis is clear.
Our government is mostly a joke... rich people pander the non-rich to make themselves richer in my point of view. I would guess less than 10% of politicians actually do it because they feel the need to serve their constituents.
I agree there needs to be some sort of leniency from the banks, not massive though as they lost too in this whole thing... Honestly I would love to refinance the house I inherited which is currently at 5.6% and 40k underwater. But not able to put out 40k on it. So if I could get 4.5% with 10k down or something that would be great.
How about the govt get the hell out of the housing market? Housing has lost us BILLIONS and BILLIONS. House prices would fall to levels afforded by a society with Falling disposable incomes the last decade.
The rhetoric coming from the NAR ( 0 credibility) whom has called a bottom since the peak is just nervy. They have somehow taken a backseat to criticism they deserve for their major role in this corrupt housing bubble.
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Pretty cupcakes, and tasty too?
I know it's been discussed before but I was looking for some up to date information. I've offered to bring cupcakes to a wedding shower and want really pretty girlie girl ones. I've looked at Eat My Words and they look beautiful and exactly like what I want but the price really is a bit high, considering I need about 2 dozen. Before I cave and order, anybody have another recommendation?? Thanks very much.
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Thanks everyone!! Many of them look lovely, but I think I'm going to go withThe Cupcakery. They look special and very girlie girl. I've had the Kubo ones and wasn't blown away. Eini and Co. look nice but the Cupcakery seems extra special. Thanks dramarama. Actually I may also stop in and check Whole Foods beforehand. Again thanks everyone for the great tips. Love it!!!
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FYI, The Cupcakery is featured in today's Toronto Star
i tried eini and co cupcakes at a wedding i went to recently...i think they're what you maybe looking for
I love cupcakes from both Yummy Stuff in Parkdale (http://yummystuff.ca/) and The Bake Sale on Bloor, between Islington and Royal York. Both places do custom orders. The red velvet cupcakes from Yummy Stuff are to die for (and they're pretty too!).
If I recall correctly, both places charge about $2.50-$2.75 per cupcake, but they are probably cheaper if you buy a dozen.
I ordered cupcakes for my daughter's birthday from The Cupcakery
http://www.thecupcakeryto.com/home.phpThey are so girly and everyone found them to be very yummy!!!
Have you seen the cupcakes at Whole Foods? Not sure if the Toronto location has the same, but the Oakville location have the prettiest cupcakes! Look too pretty to eat (almost). The actually do look better than they taste though. The icing is beautifully done, but a little bland.


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Two newly-weds are practicing what they've been preaching to their teenage students.
The couple shared their first kiss Sunday at the altar.
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Romney has a master plan with details of surgical incisions needed for producing a health economy. He has reportedly shown it several close associates and will soon translate it for our study
Mitt has nothing intelligent to say to smart people who know what they are talking about on the economy and deficits.
Better not go instead of making the obvious emptiness obvious to the whole world.
This would've been an ideal venue to rise above partisanship and attack ads, demonstrate leadership, and aim real economic insights at top-level thinkers. Romney made a mistake.
Romney need not detail his plan at this time. He said that he would balance the budget by 2020 whithout raising taxes. That proposal needs to be compared to the Obama plan of idefined increased taxes and undefined spending reductions. Both plans provide a net result for 2020. Voters need to decide based on the credibility of the past performance of both proposers who's plan is most believable and doable.
Terry said, "He said that he would balance the budget by 2020 whithout raising taxes. That proposal needs to be compared to the Obama plan".
You are correct that neither has put porward a definitive plan. Obama says he wants a combination of spending cuts and tax increases; Romney says he can do it without tax increases.
I believe that it is impossible to balance the budgetr without tax increases in such a short time, without eliminating or vastly reducing entitlements, since he talks about increasing the defence budget. Do you feel it is fair to assume that Romney intends deep cuts in entitlements?
Mr. Peterson should invite Ron Paul , who has a detailed plan for a balanced budget immediately. The article does not state the truth about the Obama plan. IT can be found in writing NOWHERE.
Ah, yes – balance the budget without raising taxes. Oh, this works; it always does. While we're at it, we can cut taxes for the richest among us, and maybe launch some trillion-dollar wars. AND we can balance the budget too! Yes, this always works.
It is so obvious that Willard will lose election, that it is already boring.
I guess that is a very well kept secret considering that Obama is trailing in the polls and the gap is widening.
Why is Romney being criticized? Obama's not going either.
Balance the budget? Easy – cut spending, cut taxes! Just cut spending much more (except for the military of course – gonna need them when there are riots when the have nots have no food to eat). Cut taxes? Sure…if job creators (the haves) have more money, they will invest and create jobs – that's why they're called job creators.
Vote GOP, November 2012.
The severely conservative candidate has severely good solutions for like-minded severely fellow conservatives. The severe solution? See Balance Formula above!
pete peterson, can you possibly be so naive as to think that a presidential candidate is going to present his campaign platform at this forum? you are either a supreme egotist or an idiot.
what a wimp the romney is
Has the man ever accepted an invitation to speak at an event where he might actually be expected to say something?
7:16 mitt doesn't need to talk endlessly like obozo does. his record speaks for itself.
Balance Formula,
I've a better idea. Go back in time ten years, banish the Bush tax cuts and the unfunded Medicare part D. Voila! 3 trillion dollar surplus right now!
Your proposed solution conflicts with part 2 of the Balance Formula as you're proposing an increase in taxes and thus, unbalanced. Taxes need to be decreased for the job creators and the haves!
That portion of the contract only applies if the job creators actually create jobs. Otherwise, they need to be made useful, like being turned into mulch. Or fed to krill.
According to the esteemed Fox news organization (and owner of this fine publication) we don't have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem. So let's come together as real Americans and cut spending (except for the military as per the reasons stated above). We can do it!
"Deficits don't matter."
…do they?
They don't matter when one of "us" is in the White House; when one of "them" is in, it certainly does.
If Romney attended the conference, he would have to come out "for" something, and it is ever so much easier to run "against" stuff.
Romney has surrendered already?
It's all about generational theft. The young generation coming up has no representative at this meeting. If the status quo is allowed to continue regarding spending (money we don't have, and other people's money), the next generation is going to see a talent and capital drain like never before. Witness Greece and California. Spending must be cut now.
Thanks for this fiscal summit. I have enjoyed your speakers and their viewpoints. I hope our congressmen and our President are paying attention. Listen and learn!
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See "Turn Up the Tips" and more of Austin Susman's videos on his YouTube channel, AustinSusmanProd.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- According to George Washington High School senior Caitlin Moore, the idea came to her friend, filmmaker Austin Susman, two nights ago.
"He sends me a text at like midnight and says he and [our friend] Daniel have an idea for a video they want to do," she said.
The idea was a music video to help promote the Turn Up the Tips campaign, a local grassroots effort asking people who dine out to tip area restaurant workers a little more than usual to make up for wages lost when businesses were closed during the water crisis.
"My father [Tom Susman of TSG Consulting] is helping out with the main Turn Up the Tips campaign, so we thought it'd be fun to give a shout out to that," said Susman, who's also a GW senior.
For her part, Moore got involved because "I'm used to them having crazy ideas, and this seemed like a fun thing to do to support a good cause.
"People haven't been able to work," she said. "We want to help them out, get them some good tips."
Susman said he and Calwell, a student in the collaborative program at West Virginia State University, came up with the idea together. Both teens are actors who met in the local theater community about 10 years ago. Susman also is a filmmaker, while Calwell is into music. They frequently collaborate on video projects.
This particular video is about a minute-and-a-half long and features music by Calwell and lyrics by Susman. It was their second music video, their first original song composition and a whirlwind project.
"From the time we had the idea to do the song and video to the final cut of the video was about 24 hours," Susman said.
The video was shot over the course of about four hours at Magic Island on Charleston's West Side. It mainly features Calwell walking and dancing while singing the song. Susman and Moore appear on the choruses to provide backup singing and dancing.
Susman directed, with assistant direction from Moore.
Moore said the most difficult thing about the shoot was the spontaneity of it all.
"[We were] coming up with ideas as it was happening," she said. "We were filming different things, trying different things to see how they would work out but also would create something that looked cohesive."
Susman recalled a bit of ingenuity they used when they encountered sound problems.
"I didn't think to bring any speakers," he said. "The track was prerecorded. We had the song on my phone, and at one point, Caitlin is holding my iPhone up to a megaphone, and we're walking backwards as Daniel's walking towards the camera."
He also noted one particular scene they ended up cutting: "We shot a scene where Daniel had a bottle of water, and he was drinking through a black Twizzler straw."
In the end, he's satisfied with the result.
"I really liked it," he said of the video. "I remember when we finally wrapped production, we knew it was going to be really good or really cheesy awful. I think it turned out really well."
All three of the teens have their water back, though Susman said he's still sticking to drinking bottled water for now. They weren't economically affected by restaurant closings, either, but they know people who are.
"I have a lot of friends who work as waitresses or hostesses, where their salary is determined on an hourly basis," Moore said. "Everybody is suffering because of it."
After the shoot, the trio went out to eat and did what the campaign suggested -- they turned up their tip. And they hope their video will encourage others to do the same.
"The video's great, but it doesn't mean much if people aren't going out and turning up the tips," Susman said.
Reach Amy Robinson at flips...@wvgazette.com or 304-348-4881.
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Turning on the tap,
Smell that licorice water.
It's time to pull together,
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I recently saw my D doctor.I am taking Levothyroxine for hypothyrodism.He was going to increase it until I told him I was taking it with all my other meds.I started taking it separately 3 days ago and started noticing high blood sugars where I was always within my target range before.Should I just readjust my insulin levels or do 1 hormone pill every other day?I think I may be getting too much tsh, as I think that is the reason for my high blood sugars
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I saw my endo today and my A1c is 6.9.He is very happy with my management.God knows we all strive for better control!I just have to eat more because my weight is down again.I will see my DEA next week.All is good.
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We just got home from my motherinlaws houseboat.Is is located in Buckhorn Ontario just past Toronto.It is very hilly and your ears pop like crazy.I was feeling nauseous and had a full feeling but this was after vacation on the way home.When the feeling persisted for another day I started thinking it was gastroparesis.Can driving in the hills and valleys upset your stomach?I was thinking of purchasing some ginger root capsules to help with this.
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I am having troubles right now with too many lows.I have reduced my TTD and I get very discouraged easily.I hate how a BS reading of more than 11mmol makes me feel.I need some words of encouragement as I try to find the right settings.If I at least stop the lows I can correct them and go from there.I have Pumping Insulin by John Walsh where it tells you how much to reduce your TTD but my pump totals aren't on the chart as I am on a small amount of insulin.
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I have been eating a tablespoon of crunchy peanut butter with my meals and I have been having exceptionally good readings,especially breakfast.I never realized peanut butter could be so helpful on controlling my blood sugars.I don't have a weight problem so the few grams of fat I get aren't a problem.I downloaded my blood sugars and I had 65% in range of my target.
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Windsor....we're practically neighbours, but still it feels like you're right here! That's one of the appealing factors of tu.diabetes. I'm in Kitchener-Waterloo. I'm a wife of 33 years (hubby is also diabetic), mom to two grown children (one 28, the other 26), a grandma to 3 lovable little boys (and a 4th little one due late June!!), a teacher, and before that an illustrator (still do some) and graphic designer. I speak French fluently, I read, history fascinates me, I paint, sing, walk, garden, ski, ride my bike....did I mention "read"? I love having friends over, I bake/cook, am an eclectic music lover, an animal lover...the ocean...ah the ocean...it speaks to me! Oh...and I have diabetes (and a few other things).
Nice to have you as a friend!!! Tell me a bit about yourself and keep in touch, ok?
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