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http://hendrengroup.biz/blog/category/top-facts/money/ The results are in! Over the past month, hundreds of thousands of Monopoly fans worldwide voted for which new token should replace one of the iconic ones being retired after countless journeys past Go. After a hard-fought campaign, representatives revealed the top facts game piece Wednesday morning on TODAY. The cat! To rally players to show their support for their favorite tokens, Hasbro launched a Facebook app. While the results among the 250,000 votes on TODAY.com's live poll were close, the feline edged out its competition: the robot, diamond ring, helicopter and guitar. Its sad news for some, as the sly cat will replace one of the game's venerable pieces, which has also been chosen by voters. The boot, iron and wheelbarrow were tied for last place until Tuesday night when the wheelbarrow and shoe hung on and the iron got the boot. Hendren Global Group: Top Facts reviewed, cat is better than the robot (symbolizing humanity's end at their hands), the helicopter (symbolizing government conspiracies), or the ring (symbolizing nothing). We all knew the iron had it coming. Who was going to vote out the Scottie dog, or the sweet race car, or the thing that always thought was some kind of chariot but was in fact a wheelbarrow? The iron was always the least fun and the last to be picked— or else assigned to the problem child. Hundreds of thousands of Monopoly fans flooded the game's Facebook page to vote for the new token, which was Hendren Global Group: Top Facts revealed earlier today. Some people will say that the cat is a symbol of the feline-obsessed Internet era, and its usurpation of the iron's slot in the ubiquitous Parker Brothers box is representative of the world's transition from Industrialism to a glorious new Information Age. But the truth is, people just like cats. Even a tacky cat charm, as smooth as soft serve and as catlike as a baboon, with a big medallion around its neck, suggesting it is either a retro hip hop cat or that they couldn't get the neck to look right in the 3-D model some intern cobbled together for this contest. And why is it looking to the left? Does that have some kind of sinister significance? Shouldn't a Cat-ptain of Industry look straight forward, towards riches? Read More here: http://hendrengroup.biz/blog/
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I Have To Ask This: For What And For Why?Submitted by zooamerica on Wed, 01/30/2013 - 22:51
I want answers!
This is one of the most important questions that I can never seem to get an answer for when I ask other people:
Exactly WHAT Is America Fighting For In The Middle East?
WHY are we there? For WHAT and WHY?
Is there some kind of secret, "Marshall Plan," for the Middle East?
And it's one, two, three...what are we fighting for? I ask because I do give a damn, before the next stop is Iran.
Featured article sparked this post:
Peak oil theories 'increasingly groundless', says BP chief
The US will be self-sufficient in energy by 2030, with only 1% coming from imports, the company's analysts predict
Full article linked above.
So...WHAT are we fighting for?
What is everybody fighting over in the Middle East if America is set to become energy independent in less than 20 years?
WHY are we there, and why does it seem like a bunch of countries from all over the globe are taking sides and fighting over the same slice of Middle Eastern pie which is not Israel?
Or is it??????
Oil, minerals, natural gas, gold, platinum, and that stuff used in our cell phones... On the surface of things, those reasons may seem plausible and logical, but there's a big BUT.
What do you think? I have a few ideas as to WHY and WHAT America is fighting for. Please share your own answers and ideas too!
A. Just because the United States will become energy self-sufficient by 2030 does NOT mean that our government wants certain countries like Russia, China and Iran to become self sufficient as well by having access to an abundant supply of resources practically in their own backyards. America wants to gain and maintain control over the Middle East in order to prevent the enemy from achieving energy independence, and to prevent any kind of serious threat to our dominance of the entire planet. If Russia and China were to become energy independent nation states, the US is toast on the global plantation in the 21st Century because of population alone. A "Global Democracy," does not bode well for the population of the United States as compared to say...India, or China.
B. America and Her Western allies are simply drawing a line in the geostrategic sands of the Middle dividing the West from the East. ONE side is going to call the shots in the 21st Century, the East or the West. Whoever wins control over the Middle wins. The British and Her Queen's family have been fighting this war for centuries.
C. West vs. East is bullcrap, the US gov't could care less about the actual energy resources of the Middle East. Same with the Queen. ALL that matters is what matters to the GLOBAL Corporations that seek nothing but, "new markets," to exploit the cheapest labor possible. Corporations want to make, "Made in Iraq," the next Made in China, and they want your next I-pad manufactured in markets where slave labor is kosher and kool.
D. It's all about a war abroad in order to take down America by draining Her wealth, and destroying our elderly and our youth to create social unrest and some kind of Civil War or Economic collapse that will be the New World Order's cherry on top of their Baby - the devised destruction of the united States of America, and the West itself captured in one fell swoop by the BEAST of the East.
E. Equality of evil. Everyone will be equal at the end of what's going on in the Middle East. We will all be equally dead, or equally impoverished under a global government. East vs. West is nothing but a ruse, the energy that is capable of being produced with modern (old) technology is infinite, and the whole resources, minerals, land and control theory is nothing but a seemingly logical argument to justify war, and more of it.
F. F*&k it! All of the above, and so below.
G. Go West
H. H.G. Wells was right.
I. Israel. The original, "Gateway to the West." The BEASTS of the East are setting up to march on the gates of Israel, take Her down and then proceed to implement their own version of the CIA - Communist International Agenda in the West.
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Why do humans do anything?
Because they can.
They'll say it is for resources, it's not for resources.
Maybe they will say it is about "extremism and terrorism" but we all know that's not the truth.
Like you said, it's about the New World Order bringing us down. There are a few men in this world who have too much power and they masturbate to the sight of humans killing each other for no real reason. They get hard on's at the thought of a drone falling from the sky killing innocent women and children.
They are bored and lonely and filled with hate. They have no real joy in their life so they try to steal happiness from others. They have problems with the size of their male anatomy and dictating world wars make them feel better about that.
That is my "took too much nyquill" answer, I might delete this later.
"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living."
― Dr. Seuss
The USA mae a deal a long time ago
The USA built the oil industry in the ME. It was our technology, our materials, our labor, our intel, our security, our INVESTMENT, corporate, governmment and military. THEY MADE AN AGREEMENT, THEY WANT TO RENIG, TAKE THE INDUSTRY WE ESTABLISHED.
So we are in the ME to PROTECT OUR INVESTMENT.
The usa must control the oil
The usa must control the oil producing region because the countries under our control only accept us dollars for their oil. If they would ever start to accept other currencies for their oil the then us dollar and the us ecomomy would experience a rapid total collapse.
Most interesting when looking
Most interesting when looking at what China wants to do with their own currency.
Iraq and Libya tried the same thing, and got shot to pieces.
Is China saying, "Bring it on," with their latest gesture?
Are the wars in the Middle East REALLY about Russia and China?
Does gold even matter in the 21st century in terms of money? Yes, it's ideal to consider gold and silver true money, but in reality the zero's and one's in the computer code matter most.
Never be afraid to ask simple questions.

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Dr. Eric Wiser was born and raised in between small towns in Pennsylvania where he completed most of his education. After leaving Pennsylvania for Spokane to complete fellowship, Dr. Wiser moved to Oregon and practiced in a small town. He and his wife, Dr. Amy Wiser (OHSU Family Medicine at South Waterfront), started a practice together in Sublimity and practiced full-scope family medicine there for five years. He enjoys the comprehensiveness of family medicine, everything from birth to death, and he cherishes the personal relationships that form between patients and family physicians. As the offspring of two public school teachers, he values education and believes that patients should know as much about their health as their provider, and he tries to eliminate any barriers that patients may encounter while navigating this complex medical environment.
In his spare time, Eric enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter. He spends time training for triathlons and has completed multiple Ironman events. He also enjoys time outside hiking, biking and fly fishing.
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I'm not sure where and how to start this post…
For a while now I lost my interest in blogging – it kind of started off when the blogging platform changed and my porridge brain struggled to grasp it and it intensified as bloggers started moving away…I'V been catching up now and again but it's hard keeping track of those who have moved away. I miss sharing with those who know me since I've been here….
Additionally, things fell apart here in my world for a while & I was down and out. My last post I shared the difficult time we had with all of us at home getting very sick & me being hit the worst post birth. I was not coping and needed help so I went to my mum. I felt so much better and I was ready to return home & tackle mummy of 2. I also looked forward to starting back @ gym after over a year of being away…but instead we were hit with the most traumatic experience of our lives – on the way back to our home from my mums, DH, I & the kids were involved in a serious car accident on N2 halfway Dbn to Jhb – skidded in the rain, overturned & somersaulted a few times, the car landed on the drivers side. BebeLuv & DH were strapped in and remained in place. SweetyPie was in my arms, unstrapped on the backseat. We landed on the opposite side floor – SweetyPie Watson top of me. I don't remember much of what happened. We were unstrapped as I was planning on feeding SweetyPie & I was in the process of getting us comfortable whilst DH drove slowly. So many what ifs, should haves. We are VERY strict about carseat normally but in 1 moment of what we felt was a good reason to keep SweetyPie in my arms we almost lost him :'(……but most importantly our lives were saved. What followed the accident is a long and traumatic experience of waiting in the rain for help, ambulance taking us to nearest hospital, SweetyPie needing extensive x-rays and neural observation, being admitted to hospital,our families driving to us in torrential downpour across the country…whilst we just waded through the aftermath in a shell shocked state. My car has been written off :(…I am obviously most grateful that someone material has been our biggest loss but now we have a lot to deal with without a car and a pitiful insurance payout.
2 months since that day … I am the only 1 that was injured with a compressed fracture on my spine that was only picked up a month after the accident. Suffice to say – the pain was unbearable and made me realize something more than whiplash was the problem and till now I am going for various therapies but struggle with pain, moreso cos I am not ale to take the rest I need for fill recovery…how can I? A toddler and a newborn + very unfortunate circumstances to get through – resting comes last if at all. There's been improvement but a lot of regression too. I'm trying my best and can only hope it's enough but I fear this pain may last lifelong.
On the kids development front:
BebeLuv: ever so the most amazing lil girl. I cant believe how grown up she is now – a loving, overprotective and a lil too hands-y big sister. She has started swimming lessons and is so great at it and loving it. I feel guilty as she's been through a lot and we have not managed to be there for her like she needed, to help her adjust to her to her lil brother. It's brought out an aggressive and obstinate side. It's so hard to know how to deal with this.we do try our best to remain calm & remember she's dealing with a lot but we also fail, as anyone with a toddler knows that they can push u over the edge eventually.
We started toilet training today – kinda cold turkey approach and I was unprepared. She wet thru her nappy last night, DH put her on the toilet this morn, she made a wee and so we put panties we bought for her and we going with no more nappies at all approach. We had 3 accidents today but she is also telling us when she needs to go. I plan on waking up hourly at night for a few days. Finds of mines claim this approach is best.
SweetyPie: my boy is exactly 3 months old today and is growing beautifully. He is our miracle lil guy getting out of the accident completely unharmed, thank GOD. He is growing and developing amazingly – more than double his birth weight at 10 weeks. Prattling away all day-with a gorgeous smile and music to my ears laugh. He's still a agent sleeper – 8-9hrs stretch at night for the last week. He a placid lil guy. I've just heard him laugh in his sleep as I type away – oohhh to cute.
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WSJ's Will Lyons discusses his top 12 cigars with connoisseur Ranald MacDonald and explores how each cigar has its own distinctive style and flavor profile.
The heavy, roasted scent of cigar smoke may be an acquired taste, but for the connoisseur, it is as interesting and complex as a Grand Cru.
Wine lovers will know that the flavor profile of a decanted bottle of wine is ever-changing, as primary fruit flavors dissipate to reveal earthier, more nuanced notes. So it is with a cigar like the Cohiba from Havana, whose flavor evolves as it burns, unveiling notes that wouldn't look out of place in a wine tasting guide: woody, nutty, leathery, full-bodied and creamy.
Jemma Freeman, proprietor of U.K. Cuban cigar importer Hunters & Frankau. Emma Hardy for The Wall Street Journal
Just as a glass of fine wine from a distinguished vintage is gently sipped over the course of an evening, with its appearance, aroma and texture all enjoyed and discussed, so too the smoke, taste and scent of a fine cigar are all savored and evaluated.
Cigars lovers talk about the construction of the stick; the elegance and color of the wrapper; the draw of the smoke, which should be even (easy, but not too easy); and the development of the flavor, which reaches a crescendo at the tip.
The true aficionado will assess a cigar based on the first, second and third part of the stick, and the flavors they produce as the smoke dances on the palate. Never inhaled, a cigar is to be gently puffed.
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Each brand is a blend of different tobaccos from various plantations and different years, assembled by a master blender who will create the required level of acidity and tannin. As with wine, the tannins reduce with age, resulting in a smoother, gentler smoke.
Cuba is to tobacco what France is to wine. "There is something about Cuban tobacco which is very difficult to replicate because of its microclimate, the soil it is grown in and the processes which are applied to the leaf," says Eddie Sahakian, proprietor of the Davidoff cigar shop in London. "At its best, it is wonderful, and it is very difficult to match that combination of strength and aroma and complexity."
In recent years, the cigar smoker has enjoyed more choice. Swiss luxury cigar company Davidoff moved its production from Cuba to the Dominican Republic in the 1990s, making the country a more popular option among connoisseurs. Nicaragua is also an interesting and reliable producer of tobacco.
Smoking bans put in place across Europe in the past decade have meant that many of the Continent's cigar enthusiasts now have to enjoy their smoke in a walk-in humidor, specialist tobacco store or smoking lounge. Recently, a slew of smoking terraces have been opening, offering smokers a choice from cigar menus as complex and difficult to navigate as a wine list.
As a result, the short, fat cigar is very much in vogue, says Jemma Freeman, proprietor of U.K. Cuban cigar importer Hunters & Frankau. "Partly it is a practical thing," she says. "You don't have time to smoke a long, thin cigar. But it is also a look. It is fashionable to be seen with a chubby cigar."
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U.S. Senators Mark Udall (D-Colo.) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who serve on the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, issued the following statement after the declassification of more than 1,800 pages of previously secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court opinions and other documents on the government's bulk collection of Americans' phone records:
"When the executive branch acknowledged last month that 'rules, regulations and court-imposed standards' intended to protect Americans' privacy had been violated thousands of times each year we said that this confirmation was 'the tip of a larger iceberg.' With the documents declassified and released this afternoon by the Director of National Intelligence the public now has new information about the size and shape of that iceberg. Additional information about these violations was contained in other recently-released court opinions, though some significant information — particularly about violations pertaining to the bulk email records collection program — remains classified.
"In addition to providing further information about how bulk phone records collection came under great scrutiny by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court due to serious and ongoing compliance violations, these documents show that the court actually limited the NSA's access to its bulk phone records database for much of 2009. The court required the NSA to seek case-by-case approval to access the bulk phone records until these compliance violations were addressed. In our judgment, the fact that the FISA Court was able to handle these requests on an individual basis is further evidence that intelligence agencies can get all of the information that they genuinely need without engaging in the dragnet surveillance of huge numbers of law-abiding Americans.
"We have said before that we have seen no evidence that the bulk collection of Americans' phone records has provided any intelligence that couldn't be gathered through less intrusive means and that bulk collection should be ended. These documents provide further evidence that bulk collection is not only a significant threat to the constitutional liberties of Americans, but that it is a needless one."


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From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
In this week's edition, learn about amphibious dinosaurs, frozen bison mummies, and hummingbird combat.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
Geologist Keith Miller examines the "Cambrian Explosion", a period of rapid evolutionary diversification approximately 575 million years ago, and whether it poses a challenge to evolutionary theory. From the June 2014 issue of Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith from the American Scientific Affiliation.
All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
In this series, Kathryn Applegate addresses the concern that randomness implies the absence of God's activity and involvement in the natural world. She begins by clearing up some common misconceptions about the concept of "randomness", and later focuses on the mechanisms of the immune system to demonstrate that God works through random processes to preserve life. Far from being an indication of a "godless" universe, one might conclude that randomness is one of God's favorite mechanisms for creating and sustaining life!
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
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In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
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These past two weeks have seen two very important and deeply disturbing revelations: first, the White House leak of the white papers on Obama's kill list; and also the first (open) use of a drone to track a fugitive, Chris Dorner.
I don't know about you guys, but about the only time I see any of the mainstream media is when it is on one of those TVs in a public space that is either too high or in one of those plastic cages so you can't change the channel. That place for me is my gym. There I am, pedaling away, and I have to, excuse me, get to watch the luminaries of enlightened thought discuss the latest distraction, sorry I meant u2018development'. At first it might sound good that they are actually discussing something that has very real consequences, but I already noticed that the debate was over. It ended when the same loaded question kept popping up on each network: "Should we worry that the US is killing American citizens without trial?"
If you are like me and visit LewRockwell.com daily we already know what is wrong with this statement, but do other people? Probably not. So let's humor the media and the State and look into what an "American citizen" is.
The first and most obvious question is, if someone is born in the US are they an American citizen? But first we must inquire as to what the US is. Is it the land that makes up the 50 states? Is the soil magical? Well no, there isn't some sort of American citizen pixie dust in the soil, because one can become a citizen if they're born in an American military base or embassy. Well then the only logical conclusion is that when the glorious American military conquers a piece of land they sprinkle that same citizenship pixie dust around, and then all those born on that land magically become a citizen.
Unfortunately the idea of citizenship pixie dust and magic runs into several barriers: for one, if the military actually did this, then — to our great chagrin as libertarians — every child in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Japan, Germany, Korea, Vietnam, Bolivia, Cambodia etc., would become an American citizen. But they aren't, which, for their sake, is a good thing.
So if it's not some sort of random collection of imperially acquired land in conjunction with the original Thirteen Colonies that grants American citizenship, then what does? Well according to the official statement from the US government: anyone may become an American citizen through naturalization. What a lovely and humanitarian bargain that is! I have never heard of anyone's papers getting lost or anyone having a long and arduous process of getting citizenship through "legal" means! (Consequently, this isn't a horrible way of controlling the human capital market?)
In case you missed my sarcasm, just wait a few months for the new immigration reform legislation to make its way to the forefront. I'm sure the luminaries of enlightened thought at the MSM will have plenty of ways of informing you on what to think about naturalization.
Finally, and maybe most disturbingly, someone can have American citizenship if one of their parents is an American citizen. From this, the only logical conclusion is that we all have some sort of American-Citizenship-Blood-Virus that can be passed to our offspring and it infects them with our American-ism! On a more serious note, this is quite disturbing because it does treat citizenship like some sort of contagion, one that especially now I would not like to pass on to my future offspring.
So what now for the American citizen-to-be? If not through citizenship pixie dusted land or naturalization or the American-blood-virus then what makes someone an American citizen?
This is actually easily answered: If the State views you as American citizen then you are one. If the State deems you a host for the parasitism that is the tax system, then you are one. On the flipside, if the State does not view you as an American citizen, you are not one.
As the debate on the kill list rolls on, it brings to the forefront a very important and deeply disturbing part of democracies and republics: nationalism. This is possibly the most dangerous idea that is cultivated into the masses by the State. This idea creates an inconsistent view of a person taking personal offense to the massacre of a child (who happens to be an American citizen) at Sandy Hook, but they turn a blind eye to the 178 (and counting) dead children in other countries. But more importantly, it creates the idea of the "out-group".
The "out-group" is the best and easiest way to "justify" the killing or disenfranchisement of entire groups of people (after all, those in the "out-group" are not us!). It is used by many to group people they haven't met and then rob them of their rights because they are not part of their particular "in-group".
Some use the myth of "western values" to create the idea of the "out-group". Some use the dividing lines of religion to create the "out-group". While others use the hazy lines of citizenship to create the "out-group".
What is most important to understand here is that the State uses these all the time to get away with literal murder. Be it the bombing of innocent people in another country or the installation of a puppet government, the State can use all of the above and many more concepts of the "out-group" to reassure and assuage their citizens that it isn't doing harm them because the people affected don't have rights (again, those in the "out-group" are not us!).
This brings us back to the fundamental question of "What is the State?" Of course no one can take away the rights of others, they can only infringe them. Maybe instead of using the idea of an "out-group" to infringe on other's natural rights one should take away the extraneous "rights" of the individuals involved with the State. The State is simply a group of individuals who, for some unexplained reason, are supposedly endowed with more rights than others because they are part of the State apparatus. The State uses these mythical rights to "justify" their attack on other's property rights. Murder for you and me is simply foreign policy for the State. Kidnapping for us becomes the draft for them, and so on. Instead, if one views the State apparatus as the true "out-group" and strips them down to only the rights of the individuals involved, one can start to dismantle the idea of the State outright.
I think that these recent developments with the white papers and the search for Chris Dorner are the perfect stage to fully unmask the wizard of nationalism for what it really is: a morally unjust and ethically indefensible way of subversively getting "justification" for the terror of the State.
If the idea of nationalism can be broken, perhaps the terrifying idea of the "out-group" can be dismantled too. Once people start to see themselves as an individual with inalienable natural rights and then carries that idea out to everyone who has ever or will ever be born then maybe yet another crack in the myth of the State, nationalism, citizenship, and most importantly the idea of the "out-group" will be chiseled.
What can one do? At the risk of sounding pedantic to others, one must challenge themselves on what makes someone an American citizen and how troubling this series of consequences becomes after, oh say, five seconds. One of the reasons that I was so attracted to Anarcho-Capitalism is the simple way of combating the State: withdraw your consent; don't take part in the sacrament of voting; and inform yourself and others. Oh and also have a good laugh at the State as often as you can.
Nationalism can first be killed by correcting your own speech. Always refer to things as "I think the US government will" or "The US government won't" (rather than using "We"). This is not only a very important vocal protest but it also reaffirms in yours and others' minds the idea that the State is the only "out-group." It is a group that has a monopoly of force. It is a gang, a gang of thieves writ large.
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The 23-year-old has signed a four-year contract with the Bundesliga champions and arrives on a free transfer once his current deal with Frankfurt expires at the end of June.
"I'm delighted that this transfer has worked out," Rode told www.fcbayern.de.
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Rode's move to Bayern has not been a well-kept secret with the player turning down a contract extension with the Eagles last year when Bayern's interest first emerged.
Monday's announcement therefore only confirmed a transfer which was already widely expected to go through.
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Use an inexpensive paper napkin to create a collage on virtually any surface, including wood, glass, plastic or textile. This technique uses a colorful paper napkin for a travel collage.
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- 0May 3, '11 by Kimberly6891i am currently going to occ for my adn. i'm still doing the pre-req's but, my question is this....
i have heard alot with regard to adn and bsn. i know i can get my adn and then get a job (sometimes it can get difficult in this market, i'm aware of that), or i can just go for my bsn. i guess i'm torn.
==>is it faster to get your adn, get a job and then go back for you bsn
==>would it be faster/easier to just go for the bsn right away?
==> do bsn's make more money?
i'm 42 and have a steady job that pays pretty well. i don't want to spend the rest of my days in college and i know that i am not a spring chicken any more...lol. i would be in the position in about a year, (if i went the adn route) to quit my job and just use the money from my student loans/saved money, to get through the actual nursing program/clinicals, etc. if i went to bsn route, i would have longer to save money....
any advise that anyone can give me would be great!!
- 0May 3, '11 by JP2011At DMC Bachelors nurses vs adn nurses make basically the same pay from what I heard. I've heard its like a .10 difference at the most. They usually pay based on years nursing experience. It's up to you how you want to get your degree. I'm doing ADN first for the reduced cost. I'm not really worried about not finding a job. ADN is two years after acceptance and BSN is three years after acceptance. I think that is just a personal choice. If I could have gotten right into a bachelors program I would have but couldn't due to cost.
- 0May 3, '11 by OB-nurse2013My BSN program is two years, so not all are 3. I chose that route for several reasons, including:making yself more marketable, including wait-listing at most cc BSN for me was actually faster, and the University I'm at has a completely different mentality then where I had been attending. All these reasons were very relative and individual to my situation so I think it is whatever is the best fit for you. Good Luck!!!!
- 0May 4, '11 by Kimberly6891I did see other posts that asked the same question that I did....sorry for the repeat, but thank you gals for the advise. I think I'm going to just go the ADN route for now, but I MIGHT change my mind. LOL..
Thanks again
- 0May 5, '11 by LauJenI wish I had gone the BSN route from the start. Im in MCC's ADN program, and I didn't make it in the first time around. So, once I'm done, it will have taken me 4 1/2 years to complete the 2 year program (pre-reqs included). You have to do whatever is best for you, but now looking back, I wish I had just jumped into the BSN route, because the ADN isn't as quick as they make you think it is (its not JUST 2 years).
- 0May 5, '11 by Kimberly6891If I decided to go the BSN route, would there be a GPA cap to get into the nursing program still? Or does that just apply to ADN degree programs?
- 0May 5, '11 by OB-nurse2013Yes, GPA's are still competitive at universities but each school has different criteria so it's best to look at each school's program that you're interested in. Or just ask me because I think I've looked at almost every local program lol.
- 0Jun 18, '11 by Tommy2001I did a lot of my pre reqs at WCCCD and went to an informational meeting there. I lasted 10 minutes and walked out. I transfered to a four year the next semester. I'm not saying I'm better than people but that group of people was not the group I'd want to nurse with. You want a good education go get your BSN. You get what you pay for. It is much more competitive but you'll be surrounded by front runners. Don't think for a second doctors and BSN's won't judge you for only having an AA. There is no comparision.
- 0Jun 18, '11 by SnowStar4Quote from Tommy2001The doctors and I work with have no idea whether I have an ASN, BSN, or even MSN so there's no judgement! They only care how you do your job. And I have no idea what degree most of the nurses I work with have unless I ask. There is no judgement...and I work in a place where they judge you for everything else!Don't think for a second doctors and BSN's won't judge you for only having an AA. There is no comparision.
- 1Jun 19, '11 by Tommy2001This may be the case for you but not all. Sorry to seem harsh but it's offensive to me. Would you compare a person who has an AA in Business to a person who has a BS in Business? Of course not. Why do you think it is acceptable to compare an AA nurse to a BSN? An ADN is not at the level of education of a BSN and shouldn't be held to that level. Last time I checked a community college wasn't listed on any list for the top nursing schools, and try to get into an extern program at U of Michigan with an ADN. A smile and a "sorry you don't qualify" Stop trying to compare.


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2012 was a pretty decent year for Taylor Swift, at least in the "eligible bachelors" department. First she bagged a Kennedy, and then swiftly (no pun intended) moved on to One Direction's Harry Styles. Much was said about the relationship between the two pop stars, who seemed to be doing fairly well. But apparently looks aren't what they seem, and the two split while on vacation! Click here to read more about the breakup!
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A quirky schedule meant the Philadelphia Eagles had little time to celebrate a rare win.
Less than 24 hours after Nick Foles led a remarkable 23-21 comeback victory at Tampa Bay, the Eagles (4-9) were back on the practice field for a walkthrough Monday afternoon. With a game against the Cincinnati Bengals (7-6) coming up Thursday night, the Eagles couldn't bask in the glow of their first win in more than two months.
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While the Eagles went back to work, at least their frustrated fans had a chance to reflect on some positives for change. The Eagles had lost eight straight games since beating the New York Giants on Sept. 30.
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Sherman Miller smiled for the camera and displayed a menacing handgun with an extended clip while he and his pals rode in a funeral procession for slain rapper Joseph "Lil JoJo" Coleman this summer.
They blasted music and joked about a police helicopter hovering over their car.
"There go the police right there!" Miller said with a laugh when he spotted a squad car.
The video was later posted on YouTube.
Miller, a 21-year-old parolee, attended another funeral for a murdered man last week. Once again, he was armed with a handgun, police say.
But there was nothing funny about what happened next: Miller and a 26-year-old man were ambushed on the steps of St. Columbanus Catholic Church, where the funeral was held last Monday in the 300 block of East 71st.
Miller, a reputed Gangster Disciples member, was shot to death and the other man was seriously wounded while hundreds of mourners streamed past their bodies in horror.
"This video shows how brazen these guys are," said Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy.
"We have been working these funerals for a while. These guys are driving in and out of traffic, hanging out of windows and have firearms. This has gotten way out of control. We have to ramp it up to make sure this behavior stops," McCarthy said.
"It's ridiculous," added the Rev. Corey Brooks, who presided over Monday's funeral for James Holman, 32, a reputed Gangster Disciples member who was shot to death on Nov. 19 near his home in the 6000 block of South Michigan.
The potential violence associated with gang funerals has drawn the attention of the police for decades.
In 2004, a funeral procession for a slain Latin Kings member even stopped to let someone in the procession shoot a rival gangster in the street.
On Jan. 14, police security was high outside the funeral for Jerome "King Shorty" Freeman, the leader of the Black Disciples, who died of natural causes. Marked police SUVs and unmarked police sedans circled the Southwest Side church, but officers didn't report any problems there.
But things got really bad this summer — especially around Mount Hope Cemetery on the Southwest Side during burials for slain gangsters, McCarthy said.
One of those troublesome funerals was for Lil JoJo, who was tied to the Brick Squad faction of the Gangster Disciples.
The Brick Squad is in a feud with a faction of the Black Disciples linked to popular 17-year-old rapper Keith "Chief Keef" Cozart. JoJo and Keef's associates were locked in a war of words when JoJo was gunned down Sept. 4.
On the day JoJo was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, police received a call about shots being fired nearby at 115th and Kedzie. Gang officers, some carrying rifles, searched vehicles in the area and found a loaded .45-caliber handgun in one car. At least two people were taken into custody.
Typically, when there's a funeral for a murder victim with gang ties — like JoJo — police are on the lookout for violence in retaliation for the murder.
But Monday's funeral at St. Columbanus didn't seem to fit that mold.
Police didn't beef up their presence outside the funeral because they didn't anticipate gang violence, sources said. And investigators don't think the shootings that day were related to a gang conflict. Instead, they suspect Miller may have been shot on the church steps because he had been robbing drug dealers.
The targets of their ripoffs may have spotted Miller and called in a hit on him in front of the church, sources said.
Miller didn't fire the .22-caliber pistol that was found on him, sources said.
Investigators are trying to explain why bullet casings for two other weapons — .40-caliber and 9mm handguns — were found outside the church, sources said.
No charges have been filed in the shootings at St. Columbanus, which was the home parish of mobster Al Capone's mother and was where Barack Obama handed out food to poor families the day before Thanksgiving after he was elected president in 2008.


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