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Hive Five: Our Daily Listicle of Musical Musings
This week, Brit beatsmith Dobie releases his new album, We Will Not Harm You, building on last year's abrasive EP workout But Fear Itself . Beyond his solo and production work though, Dobie's two decade-long career has also seen him amassing something of a royal body of remix work for other artists. Here's five of the man's most impressive production flips.
1. Björk, "I Miss You" (Dobie Rub Part One — Sunshine Mix)
Bjork's music is wonderfully malleable remix material — she even released an early round-up of re-rubs titled The Best Mixes From the Album Debut for All the People Who Don't Buy White Labels. Here Dobie gets his shot at Ms. Gudmundsdottir's vocals, as he trades the hyperactive vibe of the Howie B-produced original and turns it into a swarthy lament, weaving in a nod to Roy Ayers' "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" and inviting South London spitter Rodney P to embellish the track with an eight-bar lament. The outcome's impeccable.
2. Gang Starr, "You Know My Steez" (Dobie Remix)
Smoothing out DJ Premier's perky original production, Dobie adds jazzy horn jabs to the mix. The new groove is a natty fit for Guru's endearing monotone flow.
3. Tricky, "Ponderosa" (Dobie's Rub Part One)
Trip-hop poster boy Trick's first take of "Ponderosa" is an eerie lesson in paranoia, capped with Martina Topley-Bird's wavering vocals. Drafted in for remix duties, Dobie adds a cheery swagger to the blend, as if allowing a peek of sunlight to penetrate through the dreary drawn drapes.
4. Talib Kweli & DJ Hi-Tek, "Down For The Count" (UK Version)
Calling in his UK mates Ty and original London trooper Blak Twang, Dobie gets his hands on a late-era Rawkus offering from the Reflection Eternal duo. Closing home the track, it's Twang who takes the MC spoils.
5. Brand New Heavies, "Shelter" (Dobie's The Way It Should Be Mix)
Acid jazz icons the Brand New Heavies scored a couple of crossover pop hits in the early-'90s thanks to the quartet's sunny grooves and radio-palatable melodies. Here though Dobie roughs up proceedings and imbues "Shelter" with a grittier appeal. It's a winning new look.
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A belter of a speech from Boris cheers up the burglar-bashing Tories
The Conservatives started their day with a bout of burglar-bashing, which seems to have cheered them up no end. Bashing a burglar, or hijacking a hoodlum, is a rhetorical sport which the Tory tribe really enjoys.
Labour strategists, who were quick to present the decision to allow homeowners to beat up intruders as a lurch to the Right, should be careful. Many, many voters agree with the Tories that burglars should be bashed.
Many voters also like Boris Johnson. And today he produced another belter.
One of the most remarkable aspects of the Boris phenomenon is the deliberate way in which he cleverly subverts the traditional conventions of speech-making. At one point in his address to Tory conference he appeared to remember that he was in danger of repeating a passage he had already delivered. He asked the audience: "Have I done this bit before? Oh never mind, it's still true."
For any other major platform speaker, this slip would be a disastrous moment inviting mockery and a lashing from newspaper sketch writers. Not for Boris. With a smile and a rustle of his hair, he just ad libs another beautifully crafted bon mot or meandering observation, and moves the audience on.
The effect is disarming, which may help explain part of Boris's appeal. Voters are by now wise to slick speech-makers who have not a hair out of place and try to copy the smoothy-chops Clinton/Blair/Cameron techniques. Boris is described as authentic, but actually he is consciously messing with the form and the audience is in on the joke.
There was another example of this when the Mayor wanted to highlight how dynamic and creative the London economy is, but stumbled into praising Soho and the "young people" involved in the film industry. The audience sniggered, forcing him to respond that Soho had changed. He then got into a confusing but amusing diversion about Hollywood films, which apparently rely on CGI offered by trendy firms in the capital. Afterwards he told aides of the Soho anecdote: "Even I didn't know where that one was going".
It was said that this was Boris on his best behaviour, and it was to the extent that he didn't launch a leadership bid, something he was never going to do (this year). Even so, there were moments where he obviously enjoyed toying with his rival, David Cameron. He observed that the Prime Minister had described him as a "blonde mop". If he is a mop, said Boris, then Cameron is a broom sweeping up Labour's mess. Michael Gove, he even suggested, is a J-cloth.
There was also an obvious and cheeky reference to the promises he has given to support Cameron to the hilt. Talking about transport policy he said with a smirk: "I kept my promise… as I keep virtually all my promises."
There was much more to the speech than jokes, however. In my book what stood out most was the Reaganite sense of optimism about the UK's economic, scientific and technological prospects. When Boris talks about lower taxes and enterprise, he doesn't make it sound narrow or exclusive, choosing instead to relate it directly to questions of social concern and extending opportunity for the poorest.
He also has a Teddy Roosevelt conception of government, wanting the state to be smaller and more efficient, but not rubbishing or discounting what government can sometimes help interconnected individuals and their communities to achieve. It was there in the success of the London Olympics. It will be an immensely powerful theme if the Conservatives want to start winning elections again.
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Net Applications reports that the Mac had 7.94% market share in June, up from 6.03% a year ago. Going from a little more than 6% to just under 8% may be a big gain when measured as a percentage of growth. But when seen in absolute numbers, it's not particularly impressive.
Vista, by way of contrast, showed far more explosive growth. In June, 2007, it had 4.54% market share. In June, 2008, it had reached 16.14% --- more than a 355% gain. Those numbers are substantial not just in percentage terms, but in raw terms as well. Apple would sell the first-born children of most of its employees if it could ever get to a 16% market share.
Net Applications says that in June, all versions of Windows were on 90.89% of computers, down from 93.34% a year ago. Both Windows XP and Windows 2000 market share shrunk, while Vista's skyrocked.
It's true that in the last year, Mac OSX has made some small inroads into the operating system market. But Windows is still on more than 90% of computers. Shaving a point or two here and there won't change Microsoft's domination.
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There's a rare toxin called domoic acid that can turn up in tuna and other seafood and cause anterograde amnesia, the loss of short-term memory popularized in the movie Memento.
A review was published recently on domoic acid, a potent neurotoxin found extremely rarely in seafood that can cause seizures coma death like the paralytic fish toxins, but mostly interestingly causes amnesia, permanent short term memory loss. If anyone's seen the movie Memento, that's what they're talking about, anterograde amnesia.
So here's kind of a prototypical case. Prior to mussel ingestion, the patient was entirely self-sufficient small business owner. After supper he started to get nauseous, up all night vomiting, but then he started to really deteriorate. Ten days later he's in a coma on a ventilator, but then he recovers. Three months later he's back, normal language, judgement, social skils. Didn't know where he was, or what day it was. In fact doesn't remember anything since getting sick and from then on was "unable to retain any new information," though he could remember everything in his life before that fateful meal.
The toxin targets the hippocampus, the part of the brain where memories are laid down. Years later when he died, at the autopsy, there was complete neuronal loss in that part of the brain.
This amnesic seafood toxin, has been found in tuna, anchovies, mackeral. sole sardines, halibut. And the diatoms that produce the original toxin that bioaccumulates up the food chain "appear to be increasing in frequency and toxicity, thereby presenting a continued threat to human health and seafood safety.
The toxin is heat stable, so "it is clear that cooking will not increase the safety of the products contaminated with domoic acid." It does ''cross the placenta can enter the brain tissue, and accumulate in amniotic fluid, so ""particular concern lies in infants and children that may be exposed."
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This video is about natural toxins that bioaccumulate up the food chain, but the same happens with industrial pollutants. See, for example, Xenoestrogens & Sperm Counts and Fish Intake Biomarker. Some of the other unusual conditions to strike fish consumers are profiled in Sexually Transmitted Fish Toxin, New Corpse Smell, Allergenic Fish Worms, Fish Fog and Greasy Orange Rectal Leakage. There are about 50 videos on fish and hundreds more on more than a thousand other topics.
For more context, check out my associated blog post, Mercury Testing Recommended Before Pregnancy.
This video is about natural toxins that bioaccumulate up the food chain, but the same happens with industrial pollutants. See, for example, Xenoestrogens & Sperm Counts and Fish Intake Biomarker. Some of the other unusual conditions to strike fish consumers are profiled in Sexually Transmitted Fish Toxin, New Corpse Smell, Allergenic Fish Worms, Fish Fog and Greasy Orange Rectal Leakage. There about 50 videos on fish and hundreds on more than a thousand other topics.
All smells a bit fishy to me. Let's ask the keeper of Domoic Acid, Mr. Domo himself: http://www.DomoNation.com. Was it his love for Brain Freeze that he ate the Slurpee again or the Amnestic disorder from being king of Domoic acid. I don't think there is Domoic Acid in Slurpee's is there.
(Being serious all the time has led me astray–Enjoy the fun)
However, domoic acid only concentrates in the guts of fish and shellfish, so the muscle tissues of predator fish like tuna should be relatively (and I'll only say relatively) safe. We don't know a lot about the effects of low exposures of domoic acid, only acute exposure.
Diagnosed acute exposures only come from blooms, like that in the 80s in maritime Canada, where the case you highlighted occured and over a hundred people were hit from eating contaminated mussels — which are consumed with the guts and all.
It's likely because most clinicians don't know enough about ASP to recognize it, that many cases go undiagnosed every year. I'm speaking, not as a clinician, but as a person who probably got ASP from eating mussels in 2007, and now live with memory issues (not as bad as you describe, thank God) and epilepsy, but my intellect intact.
Another point of interest — it was a bloom resulting in gulls being stricken with domoic acid poisoning when Alfred Hitchcock was a child — disoriented and sick, they fell to the ground and attacked any human that came near — that inspired the movie "The Birds." Just last year, a researcher went into tissue archives, and proved that samples taken from the birds sickened in that bloom were suffering from domoic acid poisoning!
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The Mexicans—thirty-two of them—wait for the pickup truck. They are dressed, almost to a man, in dirty jeans, boots, long sleeves, and baseball caps. Some wear bandannas to shield their necks and ears from legions of gnats. The rising late-summer sun is starting to cut through the morning mist that clings to the orchards and fallow pastures of Peach County like a thin coat of fuzz.
The Mexicans, who woke at 5:30 and ate a breakfast of Frosted Flakes or eggs, now stand between the two vans that brought them two miles from their bunkhouses. At their feet, their foreman has emptied a pile of peaches. In the distance they hear the pickup, which soon materializes through the fog. The white Silverado, caked with clay, comes to a stop across the road. Out of the cab climbs a man in his mid-thirties, wearing a blue polo and beige dungarees. "Hola," he says. He walks over to the Mexicans and kneels over the pile of peaches and explains what he wants. Big fruit. Red with splashes of yellow. No green. Slight give—not hard, not soft.
The man's Spanish is limited, but it doesn't matter. Many of these men were here last summer, and the summer before, and the summer before. A few have made the thirty-six-hour bus ride from Mexico every year for a decade. All of them are part of the federal H-2A agricultural guest worker program. One hundred men on a six-and-a-half-month work visa, hand-picked through interviews and background checks, a costly bureaucratic headache for the farm owners to ensure their crops are picked.
The man stands, and their foreman, whose name is Israel Aguilar, says, "Vamos." The Mexicans strap their plastic baskets around their shoulders and scatter into the orchard. Leaves rustle and stems snap. The man from the Silverado sighs and takes out a pocketknife. He slices a wedge of peach and chews, satisfied. His name is Lawton Pearson. He is thirty-six years old, the fifth generation of Pearsons to manage these fields. The farm has seen another good harvest this year, thanks largely to the men who are right now filling baskets with peaches. Tons of peaches. But next year is never certain. The climate may fail them—literally or politically. Congress is considering an immigration bill that could make it easier for Pearson to hire foreign workers. But this is Georgia, where in April the governor signed a bill prohibiting the use of foreign passports when applying for driver's licenses, public housing, and retirement benefits—strengthening 2011 legislation that had already put our state alongside Arizona as harshest on illegals. This scared many immigrants, illegal and legal, to friendlier states, despite the protests of Georgia's $13 billion farm industry, which includes $30 million from peaches.
Once it ripens, a fresh Pearson peach has two days to get from tree to truck to grocer before it starts to soften, before its sugars make it cloying, before the skin starts to shrivel. Lawton is old enough to remember years when the fruit died on the branch or on the ground, when these fields reeked of hot, vinegary rot because there weren't enough hands to bring in the harvest. Peaches, the Pearsons like to say, wait for no man.


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|FNHC > SEC Filings for FNHC > Form 8-K on 7-Aug-2013
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On August 5, 2013, the Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors of Federated National Holding Company (the "Company") granted a total of 150,000 shares of restricted stock (the "Restricted Shares") under the Company's 2012 Stock Incentive Plan as retention bonuses to the Company's Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer. As retention bonuses, the Restricted Shares vest over a five-year period. The Restricted Shares, of which 100,000 were granted to Michael H. Braun, the Company's Chief Executive Officer, and 50,000 were granted to Peter J. Prygelski, III, the Company's Chief Financial Officer, are non-transferable until vested and are subject to other terms and conditions as set forth in the respective Restricted Stock Agreements.
Also in connection with the grant of the Restricted Shares, Mr. Braun and Mr. Prygelski entered into Amended and Restated Non-Competition, Non-Disclosure and Non-Solicitation Agreements (the "Amended Non-Competition Agreements"). The Amended Non-Competition Agreements, among other things, extend Mr. Braun's non-competition period to two years and give effect to the non-competition covenants in the event of any termination of employment by the Company or resignation from employment by the executive officer.
A copy of the form of Amended Non-Competition Agreement is attached as Exhibit 10.1 to this Form 8-K and incorporated herein by reference.
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Bradford have to settle for draw against Leeds
Updated 3:22pm Thursday 12th June 2014 in Sport
BRADFORD were unable to convert a foursomes lead into victory for the second successive match as they drew 18-18 against neighbours Leeds at Cookridge.
Having led 7-5 after the morning session, Tim Wade's golfers appeared to be homing in on their first win of the season when they went 15-11 up during the singles. But the hosts fought back in the latter matches to share the spoils on a course which had held up well despite heavy rain.
Wade, whose side lost their opener at East Riding, said: "For the second successive away match, we had led after the foursomes and not pushed on but this time had not lost. We felt that we had done enough to win but fell short at the final hurdle."
Bradford welcomed back Hawksworth's Ben Mountain from injury. Their next match is at home to York at Cleckheaton on June 22.
Leeds 18, Bradford 18: Foursomes (5-7): S Hurd & J Heraty lost to C Green & B Mountain 1up, B Hutchinson & B Hudson lost to A Town & R Hillas 5&3, C Watt & T Murray bt D Bairstow & J Laybourne 1up, B Hardcastle & N Kinghorn lost to C Hey & J Copperwaite 6&5, T Broxup & T Madden bt M Atter & H Tetley 2&1, R Wardle & J Rea h/w J Hussain & R Malloy.
Singles (13-11): S Hurd lost to C Green 2&1, J Heraty bt B Mountain 5&4, B Hutchinson bt A Town 1up, T Murray bt R Hillas (Shipley) 2up, C Watt lost to D Bairstow 3&1, B Hudson lost to J Lay bourne 3&1, N Kinghorn lost to C Hey 1up, B Hardcastle bt J Copperwaite 3&2, T Broxup h/w M Atter, T Madden bt H Tetley 1up, R Wardle bt J Hussain 2up, J Rea lost to R Malloy 4&2.
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Office Hours talks with Dr. Scott Manetsch, Professor of Church History and the History of Christian Thought at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, about John Calvin and the 16th century company of pastors.
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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Jared Sullinger scored a game-high 24 points and grabbed six rebounds as No. 7 Ohio State dominated No. 10 Michigan, 77-55, in a Big Ten Tournament semifinal.
Deshaun Thomas had 22 points and six boards and William Buford netted 10 points for the third-seeded Buckeyes (27-6), who advanced to the conference title game for the fourth consecutive season.
They will attempt to take home their third straight Big Ten championship when they face off against top-seeded and No. 8 Michigan State on Sunday.
Ohio State, Michigan State and Michigan all tied for the regular season title, but now two will get to settle the tournament winner.
"We had to share it for the regular season," said Buford, "[Sunday] solidifies who's going to take it home for themselves."
Tim Hardaway Jr. paced the second-seeded Wolverines (24-9) with 13 points, but made just three of his 10 attempts from the floor. Zack Novak posted a 10- point performance in defeat.
"We had a lack in size. A lot of teams are taller and more athletic than us," said Hardaway. "We have to do a better job winning battles on defense."
Ohio State opened the contest on a 16-3 spurt and never looked back, never allowing Michigan to take the lead while holding the Wolverines to 30.9 percent (17-of-55) field goal shooting.
The Buckeyes shot 49.2 percent (31-of-63) from the field and bested Michigan in most other statistical categories as well, including three-point shooting (35.7 percent to 16 percent), turnovers (11 to 18), steals (11 to 6), and blocked shots (seven to two).
Ohio State held a 34-21 advantage at intermission, and led by as many as 28 points late in the second half.
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - For six innings Tuesday, the Lake View High School softball team outplayed No. 16-ranked Stephenville at Maidens Field, and nearly pulled off a stunning upset of the Honeybees.
But in the end, one costly inning proved too much to overcome as the Maidens came up just short in a 5-4 loss to start the second round of District 8-4A play.
"You can't ask for more," Lake View head coach Kay Wagner said after the loss.
"They have unbelievable heart and desire. They just kept battling, and we had our opportunities. We just weren't able to capitalize on them."
Lake View had battled back to cut a 5-2 deficit to a single run entering the bottom of the seventh and final inning, with the bottom of the order coming up to the plate.
Mondee VanStrien led off the frame with a single.
Two batters later, Victoria Diaz delivered an infield hit to represent the winning run with only one out.
Stephenville pitcher Katelynn Conlee answered back for the Honeybees with her 13th strikeout of the game, taking the Maidens down to their last at-bat.
Allyson Frost, who went 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI, fouled off four straight pitches with an 0-2 count before flying out to end the game.
"It was a matter of inches today is what it came down to," Wagner said. "A matter of inches on the bases, a matter of inches at the plate and a matter of inches in the field.
"But amazing effort and amazing attitude. They are representing themselves, Lake View and the game with class and dignity right now."
Lake View freshman Jana Camron looked like a seasoned veteran taking the circle for her first varsity start, allowing only one run on two hits while striking out five through the first four innings.
The Maidens' hurler ran into trouble in the top of the fifth, walking the first two batters of the inning after each had a full count.
"It was her first start as a freshman, and she got a little (nervous)," Wagner said. "I thought she was a little bit out of gas there in the fifth. Also it was the second time through the batting order, and I just wanted to change it up a bit."
The Honeybees were able to take advantage of the pitching change and tag the Maidens for four runs to retake the lead.
After giving up three hits in the inning, relief pitcher Celeste Silva settled in to retire the side, and finished the game without allowing another Stephenville run to cross the plate.
Honeybees' head coach Rus Mayes said he was relieved his team was able to escape with the win.
"Anytime you get a district road win, it's great," he said. "San Angelo is a long way from home and never an easy place to play.
"I thought Lake View did a good job of hitting the ball and putting it in play today. Luckily we made just enough plays to keep them from winning."
Stephenville improves to 18-5 overall on the season and 5-1 in District 8-4A. The Maidens fall to 2-4 in district and are 8-15 on the year.
The close loss ended a two-game winning streak for Lake View, which travels to play first-place Waco Midway at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Stephenville: Katelynn Conlee and Chrislyn Wells. Lake View: Jana Camron, Celeste Silva (5) and Kaitlyn Bowman. WP — Conlee. LP — Camron. 3B — Lake View: Amanda Ramage. 2B — Stephenville: Leslie Billings. Lake View: Allyson Frost. RBIs — Stephenville: Billings 3, Conlee 1; Lake View: Ramage 1, Frost 1, Natalie Flores 1, Camron 1. Records — Stephenville is 18-5 overall, 5-1 in District 8-4A; Lake View is 8-15, 2-4.
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A truly wonderful story of a unique urban intervention by two compassionate college students who took to the streets of Santiago, Chile armed with bright balloons, in hopes of raising awareness of the reality of forgotten and ignored homeless dogs.
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Our choices for the most memorable dogs of 2012! As with our ten most memorable dogs of 2011, there were some remarkable dogs we came across in 2012. Some were inspirational, some were heroic, some were heartwarming, some were special, but all of them were memorable. Here is our list of dogs that stood out to us as the most memorable of 2012.
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Compassionate 12 year old boy, Jack McPadden, would like nothing more than to see his neighbor's near blind dog, Brody, someday cured of a disease that threatens his eyesight.
Determined to help, Jack recently appealed to his schoolmates and raised $211.05 toward anticipated veterinary bills, coupled with an additional $100 from his own family and that is just a start, he says.
Jack will be thrilled when Brody can see again, but he will never actually see it himself. That is because ever since he was 9 months old, Jack himself has been totally blind.
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Submitted by Nallely J:
when i went in and rescued this wonderful creature she was recovering from a hit-and-run car accident. she had no one and no home as winter just began. now she's nice and plump and has her pick of any food, bed, blanket, treat she wants and she has my heart.
i used to think i saved her, but she saved me.
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Dogs are inspirational. When I see people and dogs walking together I am often struck by the difference in their
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This is the sweet and amazing pit bull Carter. He was abused as a puppy and his abuser left his broken femur untreated for 5 months. When he was rescued they thought his right rear leg would have to be amputated. But after surgery and a lot of rehab he regained the use of the leg! Unfortunately there was some irreversible damage to both back legs, so his new mom who works for OrthoPets had some braces made for him. Now he is running around like a crazy boy and hopes to one day be a therapy dog! He loves life and lives every moment to the fullest. He is a great example of how we all should live our life!
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"BJ Penn is moving down to 145 pounds to coach The Ultimate Fighter against Frankie Edgar. BJ really hates the fact that he lost to Frankie Edgar. It's something that's been burning deep inside of him for three years now. So he's moving down to 145 pounds to not only avenge those defeats, but to try and become the first fighter in UFC history to win titles in three different weight classes."
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White getting a little ahead of himself on last night's edition of UFC Tonight, following the surprise announcement (see it here) that former welterweight and lightweight champion, B.J. Penn (16-9-2), would be making his Octagon return -- as a featherweight -- against former 155-pound nemesis Frankie Edgar. "The Answer" beat "The Prodigy" for the division strap back at UFC 112, then retained in their UFC 118 rematch later that year. So what, besides the weight class, will be different the third time out? Too soon to tell, but if the 34-year-old Penn, just 1-4-1 over his last six fights, wants to wear gold at 145 pounds, he will first have to defeat Edgar (16-4-1), then move on to face reigning division kingpin Jose Aldo (23-1). Not sure I like his chances. How about you?


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While Buster Olney is on vacation he's having guests write his blog. The first several days were interesting. When I checked ESPN after work I went to his link and saw the byline: Scott Boras. My first thought was, you have to be *&(!@#ing kidding me. I believe that the superagents are bad for all of sports and Boras seems to be on the pantheon of horrible superagents. (NB: I understand he's doing his job maximizing the value of the contracts for his clients). His policy of always taking a player to free agency (i.e., no home town discounts) and his hyper aggressive technique of squeezing every last penny out of the teams drafting high enough to consider his clients is bad for baseball and bad for the competitive balance in MLB.
So it should come as no surprise that his two big fixes for baseball are allowing US Amateur players to enter the market ala Cuban players - a true auction going to the highest bidder (typically with the deepest pockets) and eliminating the compensation picks for signing veteran free agents. 1. He'd like to eliminate caps on MLBs first round picks - if that were the case over the last 5 years Strasburg, Harper, Cole, Correa and Appel would all be in the systems of NYY, BOS, LAA or second tier big spenders. And 2. Concerning compensation picks: seems like a clumsy rule and may work against smaller market teams that have a premium on keeping their draft picks.
The bottom line for me is that ESPN is pandering by allowing Boras any sort of forum. His perspective on free agency and the draft reminds me of the political axiom incorrectly attributed to Ben Franklin: Democracy has been defined as two wolves and a sheep discussing plans for lunch. Along those lines, Boras' say in the matter of the CBA is self-serving and not in the best interest of the game, especially when you cheer for a small market team. I actually commented in the comments section of Buster's Blog (pearls before the swine) and tweeted about the article too.
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"Would you like some more ketchup for your banana?" (to Hunter)
"We do not take off our clothes on the deck." (to Hunter)
"Stop squeezing his head." (to Hailey)
August 12th, 2013 Melanie Posted in Hailey, Hunter, Me, The Things She Says | No Comments »
"Would you like some more ketchup for your banana?" (to Hunter)
"We do not take off our clothes on the deck." (to Hunter)
"Stop squeezing his head." (to Hailey)
July 31st, 2013 Melanie Posted in Hailey, Hunter, Rich | No Comments »
Here are some random pictures from this month:
I love these 2 soooo much!!
Hailey and I had a girls day, it was so much fun!! We started out having lunch at Friendly's. Yummy and so nice to just sit and talk to my little miss. She is growing up so fast.
After lunch we went and saw Monsters University. We loved it!
We finished up our girls day by having our nails done. It was such a nice day and Hailey made me so happy when she said it was the best day ever And I agreed- it was a perfect day!!
Hailey and Hunter love playing the piano. Hunter also loves wearing his hat and sunglasses all the time.
Rich had a little fun with us while we were working on an art project.
Hailey had to try out the eyes too!
And that was the end of July
July 20th, 2013 Melanie Posted in Celebrations, Family | No Comments »
We had our annual 4th of July party this year. It was a weekend full of fun- starting with a surprise 60th birthday party for my dad on Friday night. The next morning we all went to my parents house where my Uncle Dave made his famous omelets for breakfast. We pretty much spent the rest of the weekend eating, talking, laughing and just having fun together. I didn't take very many pictures for some reason though, so here's the few that I have:
Uncle Ralph and Rich
Fruit platter (it's a monkey, but I'm sure you already knew that)
Talking, laughing and listening to my dad share some of the "60 Years of Memories" he was given at his birthday party.
Hunter didn't want to miss any of the excitement, so he would not take a nap. He fell asleep playing instead.
Anika and Hailey enjoying the pool.
It was a wonderful weekend!! We loved seeing lots of family and missed the ones who couldn't be there.
June 30th, 2013 Melanie Posted in Celebrations, Family | No Comments »
Friday was my dad's 60th birthday. He thought that my brother Matt and my sister-in-law Ellie were coming from out of town to go out to dinner with all of us for his birthday. Unbeknownst to him we had been planning a surprise party for him It all started as Ellie and Matt's idea and they did so much work to make everything come together. It turned out great!!!
On Friday Matt and Ellie drove up to our house and cooked some food to prepare for the party. My dad had no idea they were even in town. Then they went to the place where we were having the party and decorate and got everything all set up.
All decorated with a few guests in the background.
The cake and punch table. See the poster with all the pictures, and notice the pictures are in the shape of a 60.
Ellie had a great idea where she asked people to share a favorite memory or 2 about my dad… then she put them in these envelopes for him to read.
Matt and Ellie called my dad and said they were going to have to meet up with all of us at the restaurant instead of at my parents' house. So, my parents went to the restaurant where he thought we were having dinner. When they got there, Matt and Ellie met them there and said they had been unable to get a table so we were going somewhere else. Then they brought him to where the party was…
He was shocked, at least he said he was, and he really did act pretty surprised.
Guests getting some food
A wonderful celebration for my wonderful dad!
Hunter sure does look up to Pa.
Reading some of the memories that people shared.
Happy Birthday!!
The party was a huge success!! We had a great turn out and it was wonderful to see all the people who love my dad!! The only thing that could have made it better would have been if my brother Mike had been able to be there. He had taken time off of work when we went on our family beach trip last month and then he just bought a new house, so he wasn't able to come and we definitely missed him. There were some other family members who couldn't be there and we definitely missed them as well. But it was still a great party and a wonderful time!!


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Something as seemingly harmless as a Facebook compliment could be a predator's attempt to lure you into the world of sex trafficking. That is why Representative Kristi Noem is encouraging parents to talk to their children about the role social media plays in human sex trafficking.
"I've talked to my daughters who have conversed with people on Facebook that they don't know very well. Our teens do that every day on a daily basis and it makes them very vulnerable to people that may not be safe for them to be around," Noem said.
This was just one topic at the Justice Against Slavery Summit, hosted by Noem. The discussion brought law enforcement officers, community advocates, researchers and others together to look at this on-going issue in South Dakota communities. One of the speakers gave the audience a look at what she went through as a victim herself.
"Beatings and rapes, by numerous people. Men and women included. It's dangerous for me to talk, because my perpetrators are still out there," Kerry Stephenson said.
Stephenson is now a legal advocate for fellow survivors.
Unfortunately, she is not alone. Noem, who has supported anti-trafficking legislation, hosted this discussion because she knows this type of sex crime continues to threaten communities.
"I don't think any mom thinks when they send their kids out the door in the morning that they could potentially be drawn into sex trafficking or human trafficking," Noem said.
Moving forward, Noem said the summit's big goal is to create more shelters, better laws and more support systems for survivors of human sex trafficking.
"That's the biggest problem we have, is once someone has been drawn into this industry, how do we draw them back out and help them have successful family lives and get back to pursuing the American dream," Noem said.


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01 September 2014 08:35
TRIBUTES have been paid to a well-known motorcycle enthusiast who has died after a short illness.
Roy Bolton, 60, died at his home in Rhosrobin, Wrexham, on Tuesday having been diagnosed with cancer last year.
Mr Bolton was born in Cefn Mawr and got his first motorcycle at the age of 10.
In 2009, he realised his 'dream' by opening Wrexham Motorcycle Centre in Rhosrobin, which he ran with his wife Joy.
Mrs Bolton led the tributes, describing her husband as an 'honest and hard-working' man with a 'passion for bikes'.
"What you saw is what you got with Roy," she said.
"He was very honest and hard-working. He'd always talk to you if you had a problem and then he would fix it.
"His biggest passion in life was his bikes – and when he opened the shop in 2009, it was his dream come true.
"He's done all sorts of motorbike races – endurance racing, sidecar races, everything really – he loved motorcycling."
The couple met at a Meatloaf concert in 1994, and Mrs Bolton added that it was one of many 'happy memories' she would look back on with great fondness.
Barry Thomas, 68, from Cefn Mawr, who had known Mr Bolton for more than 45 years, said he was a 'real character' who loved his bikes.
"We had some fantastic times together doing sidecar racing, he was a first-class bloke," he said.
"We took part in the Tour of North Wales event and came away with the bronze medal – but mostly, we just had a great time.
"One time, we went to Anglesey for the Silverbay rally. A helicopter landed across the field from us so we cycled over.
"When we got there Roy just jumped in the chopper and it took off. He was flying above us waving out the window.
"A minute later it landed and the pilot was fuming. He'd been there to pick up a photographer and Roy had just got in for a ride.
"But that was Roy. He was game for a laugh and a real character.
"He'd always wanted to open his own shop and it is just a shame he hasn't had more time with it. But he's left a good business there and I'm sure it'll continue to do well."
Bob Gray, who owns the motorcycle store premises, said Mr Bolton will be 'fondly remembered'.
"I've only known Roy for the past 12 months but he was a really good man," he said.
"He will be fondly remembered, most notably by the motorbike community in Wrexham.
"He was very knowledgable on bikes, a real enthusiast."
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ADAM, Elizabeth Street's Newest Resident-------
"I want our stores to be a real environment where you can hang out, like a house," says designer Adam Lippes, who opens his newest boutique today in Nolita. "Elizabeth Street is so beautiful and vibrant; it's a place people like to go and have brunch."
Brunchers will now be able to pick up Lippes' namesake collection, as well as his collaborations with the jewelry label Lulu Frost and the handbag line he's set to launch, which will be hanging on the racks at the new 1,008-square-foot space at 211 Elizabeth Street. Lippes included the same design elements from his Hudson Street store, like a hand-picked selection of antiques, photos (mostly from Lippes' personal collection), and books, to create a similar cozy atmosphere in his second Manhattan outpost. On Thursday, the designer, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, and filmmaker Tracy Antonopoulos will all be on hand to celebrate the official opening of the store with a Fashion's Night Out bash. As for his next shop, the downtown designer is looking to make the move uptown.
The Pre-Fall Halftime Report-------
Like Resort before it, pre-fall is expanding, moving from what used to be a transitional offering into something that looks more like a full-fledged collection. As we've been going on pre-fall appointments and speaking with designers these past few weeks, everyone agrees that the collections are bigger, the demand greater, and the interest from the press stronger than in seasons past. (Labels like Oscar de la Renta and Donna Karan even opted to do runway shows.)
With bigger collections come more diverse offerings, and less singular trends to distill. (And pre-fall tends to be a more commercial season than either Fall or Spring.) But this much seems certain: The seventies influence will soldier on. Big, bold prints (and floor-sweeping, longer lines) were a mainstay of many of the collections we saw, like ADAM (top left), Thakoon (center), and Burberry Prorsum (right). On the other hand, so will the neutral moment that's been going strong since Fall. Plenty of labels kept things minimal, like Helmut Lang (below left), Donna Karan (center), and Vera Wang (right).
For all of Style.com's pre-fall coverage, click here.
Seen At The Shows: The New Wide Pant-------
Designers have been moving forward from the skinny pant for a few seasons now. Last Fall marked the official return of the flare, and it's been a front-row editor favorite at the shows this season. Judging from the action on the runway, those legs are only going to get wider. Yes, it's only Monday, and there are plenty of shows still to see, but I think it's fair to call the high-waisted, full-legged trouser the pant of the season. There they were at Derek Lam's beautiful Spring show (pictured), at ADAM, Jenny Packham, and Jason Wu. It's hard to pick a favorite. Whichever you pick, it promises a longer and lean silhouette. Just remember the trick: Pair it with super-high wedges for your very own pair of super-long model legs.
Are You A Maxi-nista?-------
The popularity of floor-length skirts on the Fall runways suggests that the hemline index theory just might hold true, but Adam Lippes isn't buying it. "Supposedly everything traces back to the economy these days, or Michelle Obama, but I think it's just a reaction to all the hard looks we've been seeing for the past two or three years," the ADAM designer told us. "It's a shift to an easier way of dressing." Lippes paired his billowy maxi dresses with chunky sweaters and slouchy boots, as did Richard Chai. Similarly, shoe-grazing slim knit skirts turned up at Michael Kors and Sonia Rykiel. And off the runway, meanwhile, photographers snapped girls toeing the line between winter and spring in long, bright numbers worn with cropped leather jackets.
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You've Seen The Collections, Now Shop The Trends-------
Our Fall Shopping Guide went up yesterday, the result of weeks spent poring over lookbooks and clicking through countless runway shows. I love the moto vests in our Biker Brigade trend; I can see myself sporting the acid-washed denim William Rast version (at $420, it's doable for a staple piece) with cuffed twill pants or a flirty little dress. I'm not exactly the type to do underwear-as-outerwear, as seen in the Boudoir Crossing trend, but I'm excited to try ADAM's sheer chiffon menswear shirt ($245) with slouchy flannel trousers, and his charmeuse pajama pants ($295) against a chunky knit sweater. The Style.com dress code is more "creative" than "corporate," but there's several pieces from our Smart Investments category I'm planning to incorporate into my office style. Ann Taylor's perfect embossed-croc pump pictured above (a steal at $175) will add polish to any outfit—even, yes, my new acid-washed William Rast jacket and twill pants.


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McCarthy off DL to take on Red Sox
Texas (34-47) at Boston (49-31), Monday, 6:05 p.m. CT
Texas wraps up its eight-game road trip against Boston at Fenway Park. The Rangers will bring right-hander Brandon McCarthy off the disabled list for the start.McCarthy, who was on the DL with a blister on his right middle finger, rejoined the team Friday in Boston, after making a rehab start in Triple-A Oklahoma allowing three hits, no runs with six strikeouts over 4 1/3 innings. McCarthy was scheduled to make one more rehab start at Double-A Frisco, but with Vicente Padilla going on the DL recently, the Rangers' options were limited. They used reliever Willie Eyre for a spot-start against Detroit earlier in the week, and considered starting him again. However, McCarthy had no problems in Oklahoma and he threw a light bullpen session on Saturday. He will be on a 90-95 pitch count Monday. "My finger feels fine, I'm ready to go," he said. "I'm looking forward to getting back. I got new skin and my finger is ready to go." This season against the American League East, McCarthy is 3-1 with a 5.08 ERA. He is 1-1 with a 4.11 ERA in five games (two starts) lifetime against the Red Sox. Pitching matchup
TEX: RHP Brandon McCarthy (4-4, 5.90 ERA)
McCarthy is 3-0 with a 3.26 ERA since the beginning of May, but has made just one start in the past month. He held the Brewers to one run over five innings in the Rangers' 4-3 victory on June 9. The blister problem came up in a May 25 outing against the Red Sox in which he allowed four runs in two innings. It's been a recurring problem since then, but the Rangers are hoping that it's healed properly. BOS: LHP Kason Gabbard (1-0, 6.48 ERA)
Gabbard makes his second start since replacing the ailing Curt Schilling in the rotation. The first one was not very good, as the lefty had a control meltdown, walking six and hitting a batter. Gabbard lasted just 3 1/3 innings in that start against the Mariners, getting touched up for six hits and four runs. This is his first career start against the Rangers. Gabbard won his only start at Fenway this season, holding the Braves to two hits over five innings in May 20. Player to watch
Outfielder Kenny Lofton will try to extend his hitting streak to 10 games. Lofton had an impressive June, hitting .388 with 20 runs scored, boosting his season average to more than .300. On the Internet
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Tuesday: Rangers (Kevin Millwood, 4-7, 7.06) vs. Angels (Ervin Santana, 5-8, 5.27), 7:35 p.m. CT
Wednesday: Rangers (Jamey Wright, 1-2, 6.38) vs. Angels (Jered Weaver, 6-4, 3.55), 7:35 p.m. CT
Thursday: Rangers (Robinson Tejeda, 5-7, 6.69) vs. Angels (Kelvim Escobar, 9-3, 3.32), 7:35 p.m. CT
Drew Davison is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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No kidding, it doesn't, as we can see from this story here (click) where Utah officials are expressing no concern at all about Utah losing any jobs if a transportation spending bill gets held up in Washington.
No sir, federal spending never creates jobs, that is the Tea Party/GOP mantra. All fed spending does is create more nanny state attitudes, dependence, and a lack of initiative and free will on the part of the recipients.
So what if 9,000 jobs disappear? They weren't really jobs! God only knows what they were, but it doesn't matter because they soon will be gone, unless Washington acts, and we all know how well that will work out.
In other news, Gov. Rick Perry is giving a speech any second now (click) turning down any and all federal aid or funds to help fight wildfires that have already destroyed 1000 homes in Texas, the state he has intimated should be independent of the US because of all that horrible federal spending.
Hey Gov, how's that independence working out for you?


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Napolitano: Impact on airports TSA due to spending cuts
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano cautioned travelers to make it to airports extra early Monday.
According to Yahoo News, U.S. spending cuts made Friday have already negatively effected airport security lines due to the cut of employee overtime.
"It should have taken maybe 15 or 20 minutes," said Dave Wagner. "But there was only one agent for 12 lines."
Additional effects are expected in the coming weeks as furloughs take effect, which will go out March 7.
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My results have been phenomenal. Anyone who has rosecea knows how awful and embarrassing it is. I have had beet red, blotchy skin and an acne-like condition for two decades. To make matters worse, my skin is so sensitive that I can't use cosmetics of any kind, also part and yesterday I went to drop off some stuff to my neighbor and after giving me a good, hard looking over, she said, "You look fantastic. I've never seen you wear make-up before." I wasn't wearing make-up. I was stunned and nearly cried. I haven't had a complement on my skin since I was a child. You won't be disappointed at "
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DINWIDDIE - The gauntlet was thrown between the bulls and the humans during The Great Bull Run this Saturday. About 12,000 crowded into Virginia Motorsports Park to try their luck with the bulls or to sanely watch from the stands. The inaugural run began at 11 a.m. with six more rounds of stampeding fury to follow.
Taunting the bulls may have been the goal of some participants in get-ups that ranged from Uncle Sam to half-naked men as bulls. Even the occasional speedo was spotted.
Runners in groups of 500 were funneled into a pin of rodeo fencing along the straight away with no exit but climbing over the fence or shimmying under.
Walt Joyner of Clinton, N.C., came to the run with his stepfather, Hal Price. They lined up for the morning wave to be the first ever in the U.S. to run with the bulls.
"I'm pretty excited, apprehensive and nervous and waiting for the beer afterward," Joyner said.
Runners were given a wristband for a free beer as reward for their bravery.
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When the runners were all in, it was time to close the gate and spread out along the course with a large path in the middle for the bulls to run. After hearing the rules banning intoxication during the run and touching the bulls, the dare devils recited their creed; "The Bull Honorific."
In honor of the creed, announcer solemnly asked the runners to take off their red bandanas, hold them high and repeat after him.
"Here we are the courageous few, to test ourselves and honor the bulls. From those who run and those who fall. We honor the bull and salute you all," the 500 recited.
He gave the runners one last chance to bail.
"There's no shame in being sane," he said.
Then eight bulls out of an arsenal of 24 ripped down the track as a gate at the far end opened. The bulls tore through the crowd at a speed of 35 mph.
All day, the bulls ran in a tight herd as they parted through bodies and sent runners in every direction but backward. Some ran with them for the split second that any human can keep up with a bull. Others choose to play it safe closer to the fence.
As if eight speeding bulls were not enough, 12 of the beasts were released in the following wave. Thus, it continued for next five runs of the day until the grand finale - a 24 bull run with about 800 people.
For some, the run was just another in a series of bold dares.
Donovan Darland of Stafford is a thrill seeker at heart who loves to sky dive but he met his match in The Great Bull Run.
"When the bulls come around the first corner, you realize the gravity when you see something right in front of your face that can kill you," Darland said.
But instead of jumping over the fence in sheer terror, Darland stuck it out.
"There's nothing like it," he said. "You have to the live in the moment."
But a few said that run was too tame compared to its Pamplona cousin, the annual Spanish Running of the Bulls that the event honored.
Amanda Ilgenfritz traveled from York, Pa., to celebrate her 30th birthday by running with the bulls. She was not happy with a change made to the flow of the event. Originally, the organizers planned on three rounds with eight bulls charging after 1,00 people. They added a fourth round while planning the event due to its growing popularity. Ilgenfritz ran in the first wave.
"They split us into 500 and there were less bulls. It changed and they didn't explain it well, so people were really disappointed," she said. "But I guess the changes had to be made for safety.
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"We looked behind us waiting to see bulls and when we saw them it was an ocean moment," she said. "It was, you better run because they're coming."
Rob Dickens, co-owner of The Great Bull Run LLC, said that even though the event was dangerous, it wasn't meant to be deadly.
"It's the very first event so we didn't want to play it dangerously," he said. "On the whole people will want to see gorings or even deaths but we don't want that,"
He said in the future organizers may choose to use Spanish bulls which are more aggressive than the rodeo bulls used in the event. But their horns will not be sharpened in the Spanish bullfighting tradition.
Dickens said that organizers made the decision to reduce the runs from 500 to 1,000 people because of yesterdays rain on the dirt over the track. Organizers laid dirt down over the track because it would hurt the bulls to run over concrete.
"We didn't want the people or bulls to slip and fall," he said.
But the day was anything but tame. As the hours went by the bulls seemed to get faster and more agitated.
Keith Hutchinson of Woodbridge went in the second to last wave. He was petrified.
"It was the whole eat or get eaten type of thing," he said. "Your heart is thumping so much."
Hutchinson said he fell near the middle of the track and was helped up by a fellow runner as a bull came "too close for comfort."
During the last wave of 24 bulls, a runner had to be removed from the track on a stretcher. No further details on his injuries are available.
The event was not all light-hearted or fun for others as well.
At the street entrance of the park, 30 protesters from Richmond Friends of Animals and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals gathered to speak out against the event.
Will Lowrey, Richmond Friends of Animals, said that the he got some friendly honks and waves from those driving by but received heckling and cursing from those entering the park.
He said that while didn't expect anyone "to just tear up their ticket," but he wanted participants to consider the his viewpoint.
"As far as deterring people, we knew we were protesting in a spot where people already bought tickets," he said. "We wanted to be visible for those people so that they were aware that there were people out there who didn't agree. A small percentage of people who saw us will think differently."
But not all of the event was animal-centered.
The Tomato Royale pit human against human as the fruit whizzed 12 feet into the air with an angry red fury. Thousands dived into the red mass of tomatoes to chuck them at others. The fight was the American version of the Spanish La Tomatina.
Keisha Whitfeld of Norfolk was covered with yellow seeds and red gunk.
"They hurt so bad when I got hit in the face. It's intense in there," she said.
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(NaturalNews) The deaths just keep mounting all across the world: Children are collapsing into comas and then dying, just minutes after receiving combination vaccines that have been deceptively marketed as "completely safe." Last year, Australia temporarily banned flu vaccines in children after they were found to have caused vomiting, fevers and seizures.
Today the damage from vaccines is emerging in Japan, where the health ministry has suspended the use of vaccines from Pfizer and Sanofi-Aventis following the deaths of four children there who died within minutes after receiving these vaccine shots.
All four children received combination vaccines, where multiple shots are combined into one high-potency injection. MMR is another example of a combination vaccine shot that combines vaccines for measles, mumps and rubella. There is very strong evidence that vaccines are far more dangerous when given in combination than when given one at a time.
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What will now happen in Japan is that a group of vaccine safety experts will meet to discuss the vaccines, and no doubt most of the members of that group will be paid off by Big Pharma. Within a day or two, a statement will be issued that states there is "no causal relationship exists between vaccines and child deaths" and the vaccine program will continue as usual. The ongoing deaths of children will be ignored or explained away as "mere coincidence."
How many coincidences does it take to make a pattern? If you're one of the brainwashed vaccine zealots, there is never a pattern. ALL deaths are automatically considered "coincidence," no matter how many occur or how frequently they appear. A true scientist, of course, would observe the pattern and realize there is a cause-and-effect phenomenon taking place. But then again, vaccine zealots are nothing like real scientists. They are propagandists.
This is how the vaccine industry operates every day: Lie to the public that the vaccines are 100% safe and effective, then deny any hint of vaccines causing damage to anyone. It's a double-layer deception. First, there's the deception that vaccines are safe (they aren't, and the vaccine industry refuses to subject them to scientific clinical trials versus non-vaccinated children in order to prevent this truth from coming out), and secondly that vaccines don't damage anyone. That's yet another lie: Vaccines cause untold damage to the neurology of children and adults alike.
Children are routinely killed by vaccines, and vaccines are being pushed in the false context that presumes vaccines are the only way to protect children from infectious disease in the first place. Nutrition actually works better, and it doesn't kill children. But that's not the choice presented to parents. The choice is either vaccination or non-vaccination. The choice is never presented as vaccination or vitamin D supplementation, is it?
The real cost in human suffering
If vaccines are so safe, then why do so many healthy young children suddenly collapse into autism in the hours or days following vaccination? Why is this neurological damage a global phenomenon that almost always occurs in children who are vaccinated? Why are non-vaccinated children so much healthier, more vibrant, more intelligent and more immune to infectious disease?
The vaccine industry doesn't want you to ask these questions. You're supposed to just accept their propaganda, take your shot, and keep coming back for more, year after year. If your child gets autism, it your fault, not theirs (according to them). If your child collapses into a coma and dies, you have no legal recourse because the U.S. Supreme Court has made it illegal to sue for damages from vaccine companies.
The entire medical system has been configured to suppress vaccine lawsuits and deny the evidence of vaccine damage and death. The court system denies justice to anyone whose children are damaged or killed by vaccines. And parents who question the safety of vaccines are ridiculed by doctors and even called "baby killers" by Bill Gates, who has funneled tens of billions of dollars into mass vaccination campaigns despite the fact that vaccines are killing children.
Of course, the vaccine industry claims its vaccines are saving far more children than they are killing (they claim their vaccines kill exactly zero children, by the way -- a number that is an obvious lie). But even this argument falls flat when you consider that using nutrition to enhance immune function is far more effective than using vaccines. Even the Nobel prize winning Luc Montagnier, co-discoverer of the AIDS virus, says you can cure AIDS with a strong, healthy immune system. Much the same is true with nearly every other common infectious disease: Strong immune function resists infection far better than any vaccine. Vitamin D, for example, also works to prevent tuberculosis. The CDC has never admitted it publicly, of course, because the CDC is a political organization that protects the profits of the vaccine makers.
When it comes to what's real versus what's just corporate propaganda, one thing is certain: Scientific facts have never stood in the way of vaccine profits. The vaccine industry has become an unstoppable death machine based on non-existent science and arrogant quackery. It has become a huge profit center for the medical industry, of course, because much of the damage caused by vaccines results in future medical care profits that feed the drug companies.
What's clear from all this is that vaccines are great at one thing: Population control.
"The world today has 6.8 billion people... that's headed up to about 9 billion. Now if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent." - Bill Gates.
As of this week, the population of children in Japan has been reduced by four. And more vaccine-induced deaths are no doubt happening all across the world that go unreported or are intentionally censored out the medical records.
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One thing I think we are doing is over-vaccinating. Some health professionals now want to give 2 or even 3 MMR boosters. That's just overkill. The flu vaccine is also crap. That's really over done.
The problem with the anti-vaccine camp is they have not been able to find a scientific link. They have correlational relationships. But there is no cause-effect linkage that a vaccine makes somebody sick. In other words there is no study that takes something in the vaccine and directly links a cause-effect relationship to autism or any other illness.
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A TEAM of nurses at Worcestershire Royal Hospital treating people with head and neck cancers have expanded the range of care they can give thanks to a charity initiative.
Lead cancer nurse specialist Louise Pearson and her team at the hospital were made Macmillan Professionals last year, increasing the resources they are able to offer patients as well the scope for training.
The scheme run by Macmillan Cancer Support means the team are able to refer patients directly to support offered by the charity as well as help out with fundraising.
Louise and colleague Julie Owens as well as two speech and language therapists, three dieticians and a counsellor work alongside doctors and nurses to run regular clinics for patients both pre and post-treatment.
Louise said: "I believe the post-treatment service is very important as it is an especially difficult time for our patients when there is often a support need for nutrition and the mechanics of eating and speaking as well as emotional support.
"I find my job incredibly rewarding, particularly when helping patients through some difficult times and I have the pleasure of working with some very skilled surgeons and colleagues."
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danieled says...
It seems to be a growing trend to give names to things which don't describe what they do or are. Why did they name the NHS regulator Monitor. Is it just to confuse us plebs so that we don't know who to complain to?
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January 11, 2011
Stop Wasting Money on Broken Arrows
When you say the words "Robin Hood" to a bowhunter, he or she doesn't think of stealing from the rich to give to the poor. Instead, they think of the rare occurrence when one arrow strikes another dead-center and the two literally become one. Whether a Robin Hood is the result of supreme accuracy or dumb luck, the result is the same: bragging rights to your buddies—and two wrecked arrows.
By shooting at the same bull's-eye with multiple arrows, you certainly increase your chances for a Robin Hood, but you also up the odds of busted nocks, torn fletchings and damaged arrow shafts. It's time to shoot smarter.
As this
short video clip shows
, a large bag-style target featuring multiple bull's-eyes is perfect for a basement or backyard bow range.
Stop wasting money on wrecked arrows and start spending it on more deer tags!
your multiple bull's-eye bag-style target for your personal bow range.
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