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The "Catholic" Wing of Libertarianism ...The Jesuits were never true Catholics. Jesuits are part of a long-term Illuminati Jewish plot to infiltrate and subvert Catholicism from within, even though most Jesuits are probably not aware of it. Indeed, Lew Rockwell is right: the Salamancan Jesuits, AKA the Illuminati, were behind modern Libertarianism. In a reply to Proof Libertarianism is an Illuminati ploy, in which Anthony Migchels pointed to the Jewish money behind Austrian Economics, the Daily Bell noted that many prominent current Libertarians were Catholics, including Lew Rockwell, Pat Buchanan, Thomas Woods, and Justin Raimondo. That may be true, but it does not refute the dominant Jewish character of Libertarianism. Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard, and Ayn Rand were Jewish. Professor Martha Steffy Browne, a member of Mises' private seminar on economics in Vienna, noted that 23 out of 29 attendees were of Jewish descent. – HenryMakow
Dominant Social Theme: Freedom is a Jewish plot.
Free-Market Analysis: Memehunter and Anthony Migchels have again confronted libertarianism (and DB) at a well-read alternative news website. But by introducing a historical perspective (Memehunter is the actual author), they're actually challenging the roots of a conversation that goes back millennia.
The article begins by describing the "dominant Jewish character of Libertarianism" and calls libertarianism an Illuminist/communist ploy. But even formal Libertarianism has numerous definitions so it is not clear what is being attacked. Here's a Wikipedia definition that gives a flavor of the broad spectrum of thought behind modern "libertarianism."
Libertarianism is variously defined by sources. It is generally used to describe political philosophies which emphasize freedom, individual liberty, and voluntary association. Libertarians generally advocate a society with small or no government power.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy defines libertarianism as the moral view that agents initially fully own themselves and have certain moral powers to acquire property rights in external things.
Historian George Woodcock defines libertarianism as a critical individualist social philosophy, aimed at transforming society by reform or revolution, that fundamentally doubts authority.
Philosopher Roderick T. Long defines libertarianism as "any political position that advocates a radical redistribution of power from the coercive state to voluntary associations of free individuals", whether "voluntary association" takes the form of the free market or of communal co-operatives.
According to the U.S. Libertarian Party, libertarianism is the advocacy of a government that is funded voluntarily and limited to protecting individuals from coercion and violence.
Can someone who believes in freedom and personal responsibility disagree with this statement? Libertarianism is many things to many people. Having apparently mis-stated what libertarianism is, the article compounds the problem by stating the following: "Libertarianism emphasizes individual freedom, but fails to recognize that humans are social beings, not isolated individuals. Self-interest reigns supreme for libertarians, but there is no room for social justice."
Dear reader, we don't believe this to be true. At the Daily Bell, we call our approach libertarian (small "L" to differentiate ourselves from the formal Libertarian Party), but we certainly can't be accused of the simplistic notion that we haven't recognized humans are "social beings." Not so long ago, in an article entitled "Bush Used as Trojan Horse for Global Justice," we wrote the following:
What the world needs, in our humble view, is "decentralized justice." We've called for a return to tribal and clan justice ... In private justice, people avenge their own via duels, feuds and the like. Justice-seeking can be extended "unto the seventh generation" and people are likely going to be more polite and careful when any individual can avenge an "insult to honor" or other offense on his own. In a private justice paradigm, people control their own justice and are apt not to act rashly because the consequences can be deadly.
Does this sound like a group of elves that fails to recognize that "humans are social beings"? Of course not. And we're not alone. As a group, libertarians – certainly libertarian commentators – tend to be literate and careful individuals. The idea that libertarians are black-and-white linear thinkers is nonsense.
It's sad. What's even sadder about this sort of commentary is that proponents of the modern Libertarian/Rothbardian movement have made it quite clear that the ABSENCE of state control actually CREATES closer and more cohesive societies, certainly at the local level (where we think most societies should be).
Absent state power, minarchist societies tend to organize around various forms of private theology and are often (fortunately or not) more "morally" rigid than statist ones. This is because human beings are orderly animals and seek "social glue." Religion, morality, social interactions of various sorts provide it.
Such arguments as regards the "libertarian point of view" (whatever that is) that explain libertarians are merely Rand-ite robots mechanically pursuing their "self-interest" ignore the richly hued canvas painted by Austrian free-market proponents and free-market thinking generally.
The authors of the article have arrived at a paradigm in which they are convinced (for whatever reason) that libertarianism (which they have seemingly defined incorrectly) is merely the polar opposite of Illuminism (whatever that is) or communism.
The accusations – and purported debunking – are further complicated by the "anti-Jew" nature of these attacks on freedom philosophy. In fact, we've argued the real reason for the attack on free-market economics may be because it stands in the way of those who want to blame everything (for some reason) on "Jews."
Human beings as a species are apparently something like 100,000 years old. Are we to believe the conversation over freedom (or it's most "extreme" versions) is a "Jewish" one? In fact, there is emerging evidence (long suppressed by the elites) that human beings built a decentralized global (coastal) civilization over 10,000 or even 15,000 years ago, and that these ancient civilizations were drowned by flooding when glaciers melted. (One doesn't even need to invent aliens to acknowledge such potential human genius, by the way.)
Were these civilizations, if they existed, Jewish? Are we to assume so? Dwarka, too? Was Krishna a crypto-Jew? In fact, dear reader, it's debatable! Here's an excerpt from Prithi Raj who spent 25 years in India tracing the roots of ancient civilizations that he finally determined had had their beginnings in the arctic some 19,000 years ago:
You must have already heard about the claim that Jews are Yadavas of India, the tribe in which Krishna, the Godly figure of Indians, was born. The very name Hebrew is derived from Abhirah, a tribe associated with Krishna in Indian epic Mahabharat. The word Yadavas was derived from the term "Yah Devas," meaning Devas of Yah. Those days, people living in India were called Devas. And when these external people migrated into India from an external region called Yah, the local people called them the Devas of Yah or Yah Devas, which went on to become Yadavas.
Can you spot the connection between the term "Yah Devas" and the name Yahweh, the single most important name of the God of Jews, and of all Abrahamic religions? A large number of Jewish names and concepts can be traced back to Krishna and Yadavas of India, and the Indian religion, through some simple linguistic analysis. I have given some important comparisons in the following chart, taken from the book. You can make a judgement for yourself. Please click on the chart below to expand it ...
You see how deep the rabbit hole goes? According to some modern Jewish conspiracy theorists, Jewish tribes may have solidified around the Babylonian Talmud, which is held up as a terrible and malevolent work. But now perhaps the timeline will have to be revised!
The anti-Jew/anti-libertarianism crowd now claims that modern libertarianism is an outgrowth of crypto-Jew Spanish Jesuits. The argument ignores, however, the ACTUAL IDEAS that were being enunciated at the time – and before and after. It is the IDEAS that are of the most significance in our view. This is the reason we were attracted to Austrian economics in the first place. Here's an excerpt from an article we found at Mises.org on the Spaniard Juan de Mariana and "The Influence of the Spanish Scholastics (1536-1624)."
The prehistory of the Austrian School of economics can be found in the works of the Spanish scholastics written in what is known as the "Spanish Golden Century," which ran from the mid- sixteenth century through the seventeenth century. Who were these Spanish intellectual forerunners of the Austrian School of economics? Most of them were scholastics teaching morals and theology at the University of Salamanca, in the medieval Spanish city located 150 miles northwest of Madrid, close to the border of Spain with Portugal.
These scholastics, mainly Dominicans and Jesuits, articulated the subjectivist, dynamic, and libertarian tradition on which, two-hundred-and-fifty years later, Carl Menger and his followers would place so much importance. Perhaps the most libertarian of all the scholastics, particularly in his later works, was the Jesuit Father Juan de Mariana.
Although Father Mariana wrote many books, the first one with a libertarian content was De rege et regis institutione (On the king and the royal institution), published in 1598, in which he set forth his famous defense of tyrannicide. According to Mariana, any individual citizen can justly assassinate a king who imposes taxes without the consent of the people, seizes the property of individuals and squanders it, or prevents a meeting of a democratic parliament.3 The doctrines contained in this book were apparently used to justify the assassination of the French tyrant kings Henry III and Henry IV, and the book was burned in Paris by the executioner as a result of a decree issued by the Parliament of Paris on July 4, 1610.4
In Spain, although the authorities were not enthusiastic about it, the book was respected. In fact, all Mariana did was to take an idea that natural law is morally superior to the might of the state to its logical conclusion. This idea had previously been developed in detail by the great founder of international law, the Dominican Francisco de Vitoria (1485 1546), who began the Spanish scholastic tradition of denouncing the conquest and particularly the enslavement of the Indians by the Spaniards in the New World.
But perhaps Mariana's most important book was the work published in 1605 with the title De monetae mutatione (On the alteration of money).5 In this book, Mariana began to question whether the king was the owner of the private property of his vassals or citizens and reached the clear conclusion that he was not. The author then applied his distinction between a king and a tyrant and concluded that "the tyrant is he who tramples everything underfoot and believes everything to belong to him; the king restricts or limits his covetousness within the terms of reason and justice."
Does this sound like an elaborate Jewish plot to you? Or does it sound like part of a conversation about FREEDOM and free markets? Is Juan de Mariana a Jew ... or a Catholic crypto Jew? Is it the important thing ... or even the MOST important thing. Must we focus entirely on conspiratorial history?
More than almost any other thinkers (20 years ago anyway) Lew Rockwell and his mentor, Murray Rothbard, were enunciating a history of free-market thought. To characterize this extensive "great conversation" that goes back not 500 years, not 5,000 years but maybe 15,000 years (or even 50,000 years) as a Jewish strategy of world domination is just, well ... sad. Among other things.
Yes, the MODERN free-market "great conversation," according to Rockwell, may have begun some 500 years ago. But it didn't begin with crypto-Jews in Spain, it didn't begin with the Romans or the Greeks, or even the Egyptians or Minoans, and it won't end in our lifetimes.
(Now that we have mentioned it, we expect that the author [or authors] of this article may jump on the idea that the Jewish religion is actually 19,000 years old and has been sowing mischief and malevolence for nearly that long, starting in the Arctic and then India!)
But, all this is beside the point ... We're big fans of the concept of directed history, but the intricate study of the conspiratorial narrative is less satisfying to us than understanding humanity's larger interactions within the context of free-market thinking.
Do those who study conspiratorial history ever find definitive truth? So much is hidden currently and there is much that shall never be known in our view. Worse, such history – especially when focused on the "Jews" – soon seems to devolve into conversations about whether the Rockefellers are crypto-Jews and (now) whether the Jesuits are a Jewish sect, burrowing into the underbelly of Catholicism like a tapeworm.
This is also why we've argued that to call what's going on today "Zionism" is merely confusing. A crime syndicate runs the West – and is trying to rule the earth. It is partially a "Jewish" cabal, historically anyway, and "hires on" Jews.
It IS a criminal conspiracy. It draws its increasing numbers from Western corporations, from the military, from the Vatican and elsewhere. It uses Illumism and "dark magik" as tools to inspire fear. But we don't believe that the people at the top believe in it, anymore than we believe they're credulous Satanists.
There is ample evidence, in our view, that they merely manipulate these concepts as they do many others. They are adept at the use of symbols. It's their stock-in-trade.
Simply to maintain it is "Jewish" is to miss the point of what is going on, in our view. In fact, this group, this cabal, has cleverly planted the meme of anti-Semitism. Claim that this group is merely Jewish (incorrect anyway) and one is immediately marginalized. The leaders of this cabal have spent decades ensuring that the average Jew suffered immensely to create this meme.
These people, these elites that control most of the world's wealth via central banks, don't care a fig about the average Jew any more than they care about the larger starving masses populating the planet. They consider most of us as expendable. We're a "plague," as an "eminence" once put it.
Explain that what's taking place today is a Zionist plot and people will at least look at you blankly and perhaps assume the worst. Explain that a criminal conspiracy – an extended Crime Family – has set up shop in the halls of power and many people will understand and agree.
That's why we've explained on numerous occasions that to characterize the actors in the current New World Order as "Zionist" is not only misleading, but it's confusing as well. What's taking place today is, well ... evil. Wipe out every "Jew" and we suggest you will not eradicate even an atom of the evil you wish to remove.
The argument is made as well that the texts of the Jewish religion are repugnant, especially the Babylonian Talmud. But the texts of many religions contain repugnant passages. Such texts only become dangerous if they are activated by STATE involvement.
Leveraged by the power and force of the state, religious texts take on the force of law and can become dangerous. Such states are called theocracies. US founding fathers specifically wanted to avoid creating a theocracy.
What is a "Jew" anyway? Is it a race? A species? A culture? Now we have to decide if Jewish roots are planted in India and go back 19,000 years. And once we're done with that we have to figure out if the Jesuits are actually crypto-Jews. Is the Pope a Jew as well? We have no doubt that some would say so.
There are other issues brought up in the article that we could respond to at length, but we have in the past and anyone who wishes to examine the argumentation is free to look. One such thread can be seen here: The Anti-Freedom Movement States Its (Worst) Case? ... Austrians Vs. the Illuminati. We catalogue a number of errors, some of which are contained in the current article. Economist Gary North has responded as well.
The Austrian, free-market conversation is one of IDEAS. The article in question attempts to undermine Austrian "libertarian" economics by claiming that it is part of a dialectic with Illuminism and communism – and that these ideas are secondary to a malevolent Jewish strategy.
But the ideas of modern Austrian economics (the Rothbardian school, especially) involve the conversation of freedom and free markets, and ideas such as the business cycle and human action developed or expanded upon by Ludwig von MIses and later Rothbard.
One cannot portray these ideas as "Jewish" any more than one can maintain that the main purpose of Austrian (Rothbardian) economics is mainly to subvert the world via totalitarian globalism. If Austrian economics IS such a plot, it's a pretty lousy one. It's added greatly to people's understanding of freedom and free markets. Of course, the article and its author doesn't see it that way. He concludes:
Libertarianism and Communism are the two poles of a 500-year old Illuminati dialectic, with extreme individualism, exemplified by Rand's "virtuous selfishness", at one end, and extreme collectivism, encapsulated by Marx's "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs", at the other end. The Illuminati dialectic leaves no room for a middle ground, for a balance between individualism and collectivism, between anarchy and totalitarianism. This is the trap that they have set up for us.
Oh, come on! There is no "one" definition for (small "L") libertarianism and free-market thinking both recognizes and respects human beings within cultural and social contexts. How can we trust the conclusion when the initial suppositions are flawed?
It is certainly possible, as this article has done, to make linkages between prominent free-market thinkers and the power-elites of the day. But these seem to us to be facile and even misleading. The true measure of Austrian economics (and its success) is that it has provided us with more tools to advance our understanding of freedom and free markets.
To attack Austrian economics as some sort of Jewish/Illuminati plot has other consequences. It marks the further coarsening of the larger alternative media dialogue, and thus erodes the ability of participants to attract a wider audience.
Here at the Daily Bell we're now accused (recently) in at least one prominent feedback thread of being a "Jewish" publication. Of course, we're not. We're a publication analyzing the memes of the power elite. We've been careful to point out in the past that some of our writers have Jewish antecedents, but many of those who participate in this modest effort, including various advisors, are not Jewish. (Whatever a Jew may be.)
We've been criticized on occassion for using the term Anglosphere to describe the broadest spectrum of the one-world conspiracy. The term Anglosphere emerged among us after a three-year period spent researching the book that became High Alert (you can download a copy at our site).
It is simply a fact that much of the initial modern conspiracy is rooted in the City of London with various additional elements in Washington DC, the Vatican, Europe and Tel Aviv. Many of these elements involve "Jews." But many may not. We decided it was simplistic and even confusing to refer to this wide-ranging conspiracy, which may include China as well, as "Zionist." For many people, the term means nothing, or even has connations negative to the user.
Will such attacks continue? They are only recent in nature; yet, we will not assume they are triggered by current participants. Still, the larger issue is an important one. Such an approach inevitably involves accusations over whether one has Jewish blood or is a "Zionist tool."
The author(s) of the article we've been commenting on mention usury, deflation and social justice. We've dealt with these issues in the past by pointing out that in a free society, ideally people should have the freedom to do what they want with their money and businesses. If they want to lend with interest and can find someone to borrow at interest, that's their business.
What really concerns us about this article is the blaming of Jews, crypto Jews and even converted Jews for the increasing one-world horror that is unfolding around us. What is taking place is NOT merely a Jewish phenomenon. It is a HUMAN phenomenon and to try to cast it as the fault of one single culture or group is simplistic.
There is a power elite. It has long roots ... roots that can be characterized as Jewish (whatever that means). But in the larger scheme of things, neither the current one-world conspiracy nor the ancient human conversation of freedom and free markets belongs to one particular sect, race or entity.
Ed Note: Another reason to be concerned about this strand of argumentation, which is growing more popular as we predicted long ago when writing about Ellen Brown, is that it is essentially making a case for "government," albiet limited government. We, too, have argued for limited government, especially government within the context of devolution. But we certainly don't wish to make a CASE for government, as Western governance (as it is construed today) is force, merely force. Why people in the alternative media wish to make a case for any kind of authoritarianism is a mystery to us, especially when there is a millennia-old conversation providing us with an alternative view. The argument will then be made that Money Power itself flourishes outside of government, but this is in our view an impossible argument to support. Absent government, the mercantilist strategies of Money Power would likely founder and fail.
Edited on date of publication.
No, it's not a "dialectic." The human quest is a search for meaning. And Austrian economics has contributed to that search.


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The Pharmaceutical industry is without question driven by the productivity of its R&D. For decades, the European region dominated the pharmaceutical R&D sector. However, the effects of a global recession in 2008-2009 combined with outsourcing, globalization, and ICT advancements levelled the playing field for drug discovery. Emerging economies such China, India, and Korea are now virtually on par with the advancements of giants like Europe and the US, bridging the gap in what is historically an extremely competitive industry. Faced with the threat of being overtaken by such low cost and technologically advancing nations, it is imperative that European pharmaceutical companies counteract the competition with heightened focus in innovative drug discovery technology.
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Elizabethtown The Essex County Board of Supervisors' Ways and Means Committee has moved along a resolution to explore the future of the Horace Nye Nursing Home to the full board to vote on next Monday, Nov. 7.
The vote to allow real estate investment services group Marcus & Millichap to explore the market for the potential to buy and/or lease the facility passed with 13 supervisors voting for the measure, four voting against and one absent.
The vote came after a presentation by Marcus and Millichap associate Joshua Jandris, one of the organization's members who specializes in nursing home sales.
"Because of the upside, the potential and the value of ownership in a market like this, there is definitely an upside," Jandris said. "We have built a database of about 18,000 contacts throughout the country. When we market a county home, we market it to the entire country. There will be a high level of interest, whether it is a lease or a purchase. You will get a lot of interest from local and national interested parties."
County Manager Daniel Palmer said that the resolution gave the county a chance to explore their options, not to make a sale.
"Four-point-one million dollars out of the county budget will be needed to support the nursing home," Palmer said. "All I have been saying is that we need to go out and find out what the interest is. This process does not say that you are going to sell the nursing home, and it does not say that you are going to lease the nursing home. It is just saying that we are going to look at our options and find out what is in the best interests of the taxpayers."
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Sprint-car champion Donny Schatz never would consider himself a historian, but the accomplishments he's earned during the past dozen seasons have etched his name in the history books as one of short-track racing's best.
Schatz, the driver of the No. 15 STP/ Armor All/Chevrolet Performance J&J for Tony Stewart Racing (TSR), continues to build his legacy while competing in the World of Outlaws (WoO) STP Sprint Car Series. The WoO, which started in 1978 to organize the most talented Sprint-car racers, has tested many competitors through the years. Schatz worked tirelessly to reach champion status, earning his stripes as a young rookie and climbing the mountain in a sport dominated by iconic figures. After earning his fifth series championship in 2012, Schatz, 36, posted a career-best 23 WoO A-Feature victories and came up just 14 points short of securing a sixth WoO crown in 2013. So he again finds himself in the category of "hunter" in his quest to claim a sixth WoO championship, and the fierce competitor is motivated by narrowly missing a chance to put an exclamation point on an incredible 2013 campaign and undoubtedly will work harder than ever to continue setting the pace in his 18th season with "The Greatest Show on Dirt."
Having the ability to meet challenges head-on has been a true asset for five-time WoO champion Schatz. After capturing a pair of titles driving a Sprint car owned by his family, Schatz made a seamless transition to driving for TSR. He has thrived under the spotlight of racing for three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart and continues to prove his thirst for success is far from quenched.
The 2013 season started with a sweep of two All-Star Circuit of Champions features in Florida and concluded with Schatz winning two of the final three WoO races. He earned his first WoO A-Feature of 2013, the 125th of his career, in early March at The Dirt Track @ Las Vegas Motor Speedway and picked up steam with thrilling wins in May at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway, Williams Grove Speedway (Mechanicsburg, Pa.), and Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway. The victories piled up in June and July, and his most dramatic victory of the season occurred on the biggest stage as he became the first driver in Knoxville Nationals history to win the B-Main and race to victory in the 50-lap A-Main. Schatz raced from 21st to first in the sport's "Grand Daddy of Them All", winning the event for the seventh time in the last eight years. He closed a 176-point gap in the championship standings to 23 between mid-July and the first week of September. Down the stretch, no driver was more consistent than Schatz, but he came up 14 points short of catching Daryn Pittman for the 2013 WoO title. The runner-up finish continued an eight-year streak during which Schatz either claimed the title or finished second in season-long standings.
Fargo, N.D., resident Schatz knows it wasn't easy getting to this point in his career. His job is to sit behind the wheel of a 1,250-pound, 800-plus-horsepower, open-wheel winged sprint car close to 80 nights a year and perform at his best every night. He learned the fundamentals of becoming a WoO champion by spending many grueling years chasing sprint car legends Steve Kinser, Swindell and Mark Kinser around dirt tracks all across America. Those lessons not only allowed Schatz to reach the sport's pinnacle after the 2006 season, but they helped him continue to be a driver to beat at every WoO event.
"I'm really proud to be able to continue to race at the level we do," Schatz said. "In 2008, we didn't change our path to the championship. We simply changed the way we got there. When Tony Stewart and Jimmy Carr talked to me a few years ago about driving for TSR, I'm pretty sure the results of those championship seasons are what they had in mind. I know I wanted to keep winning races and, ultimately, championships. Each year, we try to set the bar a little higher. After coming up short in the championship battle, we continued the course and focused on things that would help us be at or near the top of the board every time we got on the track. With a lot of work, we were able to get back on top, and now we're working to stay here for a long time."
The journey from being a teenage weekend racer to making sprint car racing history for Schatz has been filled with lots of laps, miles, hours and effort perfecting his craft over the last 18 years.
As the oldest child of Danny and Diane Schatz, Donny was always the go-getter no matter what the game. Whether it was riding next to his dad behind mammoth Belgian draft horses at competitions around country as a 5-year-old, or jumping onto the ice and playing youth hockey like most young kids from the frigid north, Schatz wasn't afraid to take a chance. His chance at racing began thanks in part to a special gift on his 10th birthday.
Racing is in the Schatz genes. Three generations have steered the wheel of a No. 15 racecar. Danny drove sprint cars in the upper Midwest during the early 1970s, and he supported his son trying his hand at it. Four years of competitive go-kart racing followed that memorable 10th birthday gift before Schatz got the chance of a lifetime as a 14-year-old at River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, N.D. He was allowed to "hot-lap" a 360 Sprint car and, from that day on, driving a sprint car was all he could think about.
His first race in his family-owned sprint car came in 1993 at the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia. For the rest of the summer, the family tried to find tracks that would allow a 15-year-old kid to compete. Once he turned 16, Schatz started racing at weekly events in Fargo, N.D., and Sioux Falls, S.D., and in events throughout the upper Midwest.
Schatz gained national attention in the summer of 1996 when he qualified for his first Kings Royal and finished an impressive eighth on national television. Later that season, he claimed the WISSOTA National Sprint Car championship.
In January 1997, Schatz began what now has become a 12-year odyssey with the World of Outlaws. He had a spirited duel with Paul McMahan to capture the coveted rookie award at the end of his first season. In August 1998, he joined the exclusive list of WoO winners by scoring his first triumph in Cottage Grove, Ore. Each of the next two seasons, Schatz would score major wins, first in 1999 when he won the prestigious Western World at Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix, and in 2000 when he scored his first National Open at Williams Grove.
Double-digit victories in 2001 proved Schatz was up to the challenge of finishing inside the top five of the WoO standings. Adding another major-event triumph to his list of accomplishments – the $100,000-to-win Historical Big One at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio – and his breakthrough victory at the hometown Duel in the Dakotas were the highlights from an inconsistent 2002 campaign.
After posting 13 wins in 2003 and claiming his first Gold Cup Race of Champions in Chico, Calif., and a second National Open win during the 2004 season, Schatz again was positioned to challenge for the WoO title the next season.
Following a difficult beginning to the 2005 season, veteran crew chief Ricky Warner joined the Schatz Motorsports team at the Knoxville (Iowa) Nationals, and Schatz finished second in the season's biggest race. The duo clicked and reeled off seven wins, including a third National Open triumph, to finish the year on a roll looking toward 2006.
After nine seasons on the road with the Outlaws, Schatz finally overcame the greatest challenge of his career by winning his first WoO championship in 2006. He won 17 WoO A-Features, a pair of preliminary features, and his first Knoxville Nationals crown after finishing second four times.
The challenge in 2007 was to back up a championship campaign that some critics claimed only came because of a power struggle within the sport that sent a number of drivers, including 20-time WoO champion Steve Kinser, off to start a rival series.
Schatz loved the challenge of proving 2006 was just the beginning as he dominated the 2007 season, winning the opening-night feature and never looking back. He totaled 19 WoO A-Feature wins and repeated his Knoxville Nationals victory. He became the first driver to win the Knoxville Nationals, Kings Royal, Silver Cup, Summer Nationals and National Open in the same season.
For 15 seasons, Schatz drove a family-owned car for his parents, Danny and Diane. Two championships and 88 victories in World of Outlaws action were just part of their success as a team. The foundation they built continued in 2008 as Schatz again proved the doubters wrong, this time driving for TSR.
"My parents gave me a great opportunity for most of my career, and we really enjoyed this past year," Schatz said at the time. "It was always a family effort, and even though their roles have changed, it's been great having them around. We spent a lot of time together on the road last year that maybe we couldn't in the past. We're looking forward to that continuing this year and beyond."
History shows that each WoO championship has provided Schatz a new challenge. After successfully making the transition to TSR in 2008, Schatz followed his season-ending World Finals victory in November 2008 with a thrilling last-to-first run in the 2009 season-opening race in February. The win was his first of four triumphs during the first six nights of competition and, after another victory in Las Vegas to close February, it was clear the champion wasn't going to be satisfied with three titles.
Success also came in 2009 at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway and Eldora, the sport's signature dirt tracks. On consecutive weekends in May, Schatz won WoO features at Knoxville and Eldora to regain the Outlaws championship standings lead after briefly dropping to third. Those wins provided a bit of foreshadowing for the competition. In July, Schatz captured his second career $50,000-to-win Kings Royal at Eldora and one month later drove a Mario Andretti/STP-themed No. 15 to victory at the Knoxville Nationals.
His performance on the track resulted in championship seasons and earned Schatz special recognition, including five times being named a First team All-American by the American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association. He earned the 2007 Economaki Champion of Champions Award, and the National Sprint Car Poll voted Schatz its "Driver of the Year" following each of his five WoO championship seasons.
Since 1999, Schatz has spent time during the winter months in the U.S. racing sprint cars in Australia. His success "Down Under" has been remarkable as he's won a number of major events both in the World Series Sprintcar tour and major events at Sydney Speedway, Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway in Brisbane and at Premier Speedway in Warrnambool. As a result, he's created quite a following in Australia.
Schatz and his wife, Erica, reside in Fargo, N.D., with their daughter, Savanna. Schatz is a licensed pilot and spends a great deal of time working with his parents in their family truck stop businesses in Fargo and Minot. He is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys hunting and snowmobiling.


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How to Try This: Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk
Collections: Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk, Never Events: Pressure ulcers, stage III & IV
Sources: AJN, American Journal of Nursing
Categories: Preventing Hospital Acquired Conditions (HAC)
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The Ordnance Notebook, begun in December 1909, is a single bound volume and runs to 206 pages of text. Kept by Ensign H.F. Leary, the Notebook contains his extensive descriptions and technical notes on armament production for the U.S. Navy. Some of the lengthiest descriptions are on the subjects of steel making, the production of ship's guns and armor plate, formulation and testing of smokeless powder, and The Bethlehem Steel Company. The entries are handwritten in ink and there are numerous hand-drawn diagrams throughout the text. A large number of photographs and blueprints have been pasted into the book as well to illustrate the discussion. Tables, charts, and graphs created during the testing of powder and equipment or used as manufacturing guides are found throughout the text
At some later time, the book passed into the possession of George A. Chadwick, Sr. Chadwick worked as an engineer and designer for the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance during World War I and through the inter-war years. All of the entries are made in the same hand, and the text falls between 1909 and 1910. Although there is an insert dated as late as 1939, it appears that Chadwick used the book mainly for reference and information purposes rather than making new entries.
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plumb1Syllabification: plumb
Pronunciation: /pləm /
verb[with object]
1Measure (the depth of a body of water).
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- Forget the normal fly fishing gear if you plan a trip after these monsters; the only effective method is to plumb the depths with a trolled and heavily - weighted spinner or live bait.
1.2Explore or experience fully or to extremes: she had plumbed the depths of depravity
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- For inspiration, he often plumbs his own everyday experiences.
- The nineteenth-century prospector had been a rugged individual who explored wild mountains to plumb the mysteries hidden beneath.
- These famous Rhine experiments made bold to plumb the hidden powers of the mind.
explore, probe, delve into, search, examine, investigate, fathom, penetrate, understand
2Test (an upright surface) to determine the vertical.
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- Place the panel snug into the corner as possible with a level on the opposite vertical edge to plumb the panel.
- Once the post has been set into the base, it can be moved a little bit from side to side parallel with the two raised sides in order to simplify plumbing the post.
- If so, you only need to install the casing on the opposite side after the jamb is plumbed, squared, and secured in the opening.
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A plumb bob.
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- He traces a line in white paint along the wall beyond the leaves, then drops a plumb from a cord stretched between two metal poles posted on either side of the tree.
- Holding a target plumb is a very important worker skill when locating a layout point.
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1 informal Exactly: a bassoonist who sits plumb in the middle of the wind section
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- In fact, Lyle had a 79 to finish plumb last, the only player in the field to be above 300 for the 72 holes.
- The batsman plays and misses, and is hit on the pads plumb in front of the wicket.
- Collymore decides that he wants to take a leg-bye and is struck plumb in front off an inswinger.
1.1 [as submodifier] North American To a very high degree; extremely: they must both be plumb crazy
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- So I drove up to Manor Park Plaza to use the A.B.M., because I was plumb out of cash.
- So, needless to say, just about everyone was plumb out of breath when they stopped a hundred yards from their target.
completely, absolutely, downright, totally, quite, thoroughly
2 archaic Vertically: drapery fell from their human forms plumb down
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- He kept his eye on it and required adjustments to be made from time to time. He explained that the steel went up in two stages, firstly the first and second floors were erected and erected plumb.
- You need to be able to hang your wallpaper plumb, even if the corners are not.
vertically, perpendicularly, straight down
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Vertical: ensure that the baseboard is straight and plumb
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- In carpenter's heaven, all surfaces would be flat and straight, all vertical elements would be plumb and horizontal ones level, and all corners would be exact right angles.
- If it is not plumb, a little more attention is needed.
- Snap a plumb chalkline down the center of the stud to establish the position of the edge of the panel.
vertical, perpendicular, straight
Middle English (originally in the sense 'sounding lead'): via Old French from Latin plumbum 'lead'.
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out of plumb
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- If you find the doors' frames are too far out of plumb to fix by moving the hinges, a drastic, though not impossible, solution is to remove and re-hang the doorframes.
- Joining two materials together usually leaves an uneven gap between them because one of the surfaces is out of plumb, is not level, or is irregularly shaped.
- A common, and drastic, mistake in hanging wallpaper is to hang it out of plumb.
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1Install and connect water and drainage pipes in (a building or room): the house could not be plumbed at all
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1.1 (plumb something in) chiefly British Install an appliance and connect it to water and drainage pipes.
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- 'Let's say that you have just bought a washing machine but you're having difficulty plumbing it in.'
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late 19th century (in the sense 'work as a plumber'): back-formation from plumber.
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A frozen shoulder is shoulder pain that prevents you from moving your arm. Often the pain and stiffness are present all the time.
The joint capsule holds your bones together and allows them to move in between them.
Frozen shoulder may develop with no known cause. It can also occur in people who:
The symptoms of frozen shoulder often follow this pattern:
It can take a few months to go through these stages of frozen shoulder. The shoulder can get very painful and stiff before it starts to loosen up. And it may take as long as 18 -24 months for complete recovery. To help speed recovery, your health care provider will:
Your health care provider may also advise you to have a steroid shot. The steroid medicine can reduce inflammation, and this can make you more comfortable. The medicine is injected into your shoulder joint.
Most people have a full recovery with full range of motion withoutsurgery.
Using moist heat on your shoulder 3 - 4 times a day may help relieve some pain and stiffness. Pain medicine you can buy without a prescription can also help.
Get help setting up your home so that you can get to everything you need without reaching above your shoulders or behind your back.
Get help with housecleaning, taking out the garbage, gardening, and other household tasks.
You will learn some simple exercises and stretches for your shoulder.\
Some of the exercises are:
Call your primary health care provider if:
Adhesive capsulits; Frozen shoulder syndrome
Krabak BJ, Banks NL. Adhesive capsulitis. In: Frontera WR, Silver JK, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2008:chap 10.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 12, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Coastal Contacts Inc. ("Coastal.com") (Nasdaq:COA) (TSX:COA), the leading online retailer of vision care products, has been invited to present at Janco Partners and Genesis Select Institutional Investor 2013 Winter Conference being held on March 14-15 at the Westin Riverfront Resort in Beaver Creek, Colorado.
Roger Hardy, Coastal's founder and CEO is scheduled to present on Friday March 15 th, 2013 at 8:50 a.m. Pacific time, with one-on-one meetings held throughout the day.
About Coastal.comCoastal.com is one of the largest online retailers of vision care products in the world. Coastal.com empowers customers to easily browse, try on and buy eyewear—saving time, money and sanity. With every pair of qualifying frames purchased, Coastal.com donates a pair to someone in need through its Change the View project. Founded in 2000, Coastal.com designs, produces and distributes the largest selection of glasses and contact lenses on the Internet, including a unique combination of designer glasses, contact lenses, sunglasses, and vision care accessories. Coastal.com serves customers in more than 150 countries through the Coastal Contacts Inc. family of websites including: Coastal.com, ClearlyContacts.ca, Lensway.com, Lensway.co.uk, Lensway.se, Lensway.com.br, ClearlyContacts.com.au, ClearlyContacts.co.nz, Contactsan.com, and Coastallens.com. Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements This News Release may contain "forward-looking statements" as defined in the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and applicable Canadian securities legislation concerning the business, operations and financial performance and condition of Coastal. Statements that are not historical fact are forward-looking statements. The words "may", "would", "could", "will", "intend", "plan", "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect", "goal", "target", "should," "likely," "potential," "continue," "project," "forecast," "prospects," and similar expressions typically are used to identify forward-looking statements. Examples of such forward-looking statements include statements relating to: Coastal's perception of the contact lens and eyeglasses industry or market and anticipated trends in that market in any of the countries in which Coastal does business; its anticipated ability to procure products and supplies, or the terms under which it procures products and supplies; Coastal's anticipated business operations, inventory levels, ability to handle specific order and call volumes, ability to fill and ship orders in a timely manner, ability to achieve greater marketing efficiency or similar statements; ability to increase its production; plans for capital expenditure plans; relationships with suppliers; anticipated results of operations, including but not limited to anticipated sales, revenues, earnings, tax benefits or similar matters; the effects of seasonality; sufficiency of cash flows; and Coastal's perceptions regarding volatility in and impact of foreign currency exchange rates.
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Simon Fraser University archaeologist George Nicholas is surprised to hear that a federal research-funding agency has awarded a global group that he leads $50,000. Its large-scale use of a methodology that puts indigenous community partners in the drivers' seat of the research process is unprecedented.
The funding accompanies the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada's (SSHRC's) Partnership Award, which the Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage (IPinCH) Project, led by Nicholas, has garnered over two other finalists.
The new money allows the group to expand its work on intellectual property (IP) issues in cultural heritage.
IPinCH is the SSHRC Partnership Award's first recipient. The award is one of five categories of the funding agency's new Impact Awards.
Through 15 global community-based initiatives, case studies and special projects, IPinCH's 52 scholars and 26 partnering universities and organizations are addressing a variety of IP-related concerns about cultural heritage. An initial $2.5 million SSHRC grant launched the global project in 2008.
Its efforts are reflected in 47 journal articles, 17 book chapters, nine books and a long legacy of tangible and practical outcomes that address community needs when it comes to IP and cultural heritage matters. IPinCH has also provided fellowships and employment to 64 graduate students, recognizing that this new generation of scholars will further advance this work.
IPinCH has supported indigenous communities from the Canadian Arctic to the Australian outback and the steppes of Kyrgyzstan by reuniting them with their cultural artifacts, staving off linguistic extinction, developing cultural tourism and accomplishing much more.
Nicholas sees the Partnership Award as SSHRC's validation of IPinCH's unparalleled work in supporting indigenous communities across the globe in protecting their cultural heritage and IP.
He also sees the award as reflecting SSHRC's and academics' growing recognition of community-based participatory research's validity and value as a primary methodology in working with indigenous communities.
"To obtain SSHRC's original grant, it took us several attempts to convince the adjudication committee that giving considerable control of the research process to the partnering communities--in essence allowing them to lead the research--is the way to go," explains Nicholas.
IPinCH's support of indigenous communities in their cultural heritage's reclamation is winning those communities' praise. During a recent meeting of IPinCH team members, Anishinable Elder Sydney Martin, from the United States, remarked: "IPinCH is a living thing; it has a spirit."
Archeologist Susan Thorpe, who works on an IPinCH project in which New Zealand's Moriori have created a database to preserve traditional knowledge of their cultural landscape, has witnessed the project's positive outcomes firsthand.
"We have found that engaging in research with IPinCH members as collaborative partners has enhanced our control over our intellectual property," says Thorpe. "We've created a multi-layer database that ties together research on Moriori identity, heritage protection, land use and resource management in culturally sensitive ways."
Nicholas, a 25-year veteran of teaching about and working with indigenous communities, says IPinCH has a shopping list of projects to be financed by the SSHRC Partnership Award. At the top of the list are: a community-based research workshop and public symposium, an IPinCH national research ethics policy forum and a public speaker series on intangible cultural heritage.
Simon Fraser University is Canada's top-ranked comprehensive university and one of the top 50 universities in the world under 50 years old. With campuses in Vancouver, Burnaby and Surrey, B.C., SFU engages actively with the community in its research and teaching, delivers almost 150 programs to more than 30,000 students, and has more than 120,000 alumni in 130 countries.
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Man trimming trees suffers deadly fall in Forsyth Co.
GAINESVILLE - A Gainesville man trimming trees near Lake Lanier in Forsyth County died Saturday after falling roughly 40 feet from an elevated bucket.
According to the Georgia News Network, 39-year-old Jose Luiz Martinez was working in northeast Forsyth County on Saturday afternoon. Martinez was part of a four-man crew hired to perform landscaping maintenance on a Myrtle Court property, just off Chestatee Heights Road.
The Forsyth County Sheriffs Office told GNN that Martinez was utilizing a bucket truck to trim a pine tree on the property when a piece of the tree apparently struck the bucket.
Martinez, who was not wearing any safety equipment at the time of the accident, had failed to secure himself and was knocked out of the bucket, falling the approximately 40 feet to the ground.
GNN reports that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has been alerted to the situation.
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Weather conditions, circumstances and time permitting, the Maricopa County's Environmental Services Department will conduct mosquito fogging midnight Wednesday to 5 a.m. Thursday in Gilbert and Mesa.
The first area in Gilbert is from Ocotillo to Chandler Heights roads and from Recker to Power roads. The second area is from Pecos Road to Germann Road/Sundance Court and from Recker to Power roads.
The first area in Mesa is from Broadway Road to Southern Avenue and from Val Vista Drive to Greenfield Road. The second area is from Broadway Road to Southern Avenue and from Greenfield to Higley roads.
Spraying takes place when local traps catch a high number of mosquitoes or if caught mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus. For information, call (602) 506-0700.


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Last game i got 3 troller players, that do it on porpouse. 2 in mid lane and bot laner went afk. This kind of people just ruin the matches, and make worst the game experience. Same as the players who rage everyone in the team, and call everyone noob or dumbass. Please do something with this kind of behavior, because i'm sick of reports from trollers that just report me for troll, and i got banned 1 week once for that ****. And please the tribunal needs to be handleled by RIOT not by players, because trollers are in the tribunal to. So please stop this troller incoming wave. Thanks
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Spencer Pratt wasn't with the rest of "The Hills" gang at Tuesday's series finale party in Hollywood, but he made sure his presence was felt.
Dressed as an elderly man with a bushy grey wig and beard, crystals around his neck, Pratt held court outside the Roosevelt hotel (where the afterparty was taped) surrounded by perplexed fans. The reality villain, along with Emilio, ex-boyfriend of "Jersey Shore" star Snooki Polizzi, tried to crash the screening. Security police eventually escorted him from the hotel property.
"I wasn't invited to that party, so I'm having my own party with the people on the Hollywood Walk of Stars!" Pratt, 26, explained to Perez Hilton on camera.
He added: "I spend a lot of time being hated and I feel like I want a little closure."
As he posed for pictures with fans and signed autographs, Pratt promised, "[Now] you will see the real Spencer Pratt. I'm legally released now to be free in America. Freedom of speech. So you can hear my obnoxious mouth on a whole, grander scale!"
Where was his estranged wife Heidi Montag? "She's ... I dunno, with puppies."
When Hilton asked if Montag was invited, he quipped, "No, she was not. LC does the list," referring to his age-old grudge against former star Lauren Conrad.
Roosevelt insiders tell UsMagazine.com that Pratt tried to buy drinks for the entire bar at the hotel that afternoon, but his card was declined.
The star has been increasingly erratic as "The Hills" wound down this year: Following his wife's drastic plastic surgery procedures, an odd foray into expensive New Age crystals and estrangement from friends and family, Pratt left the show after allegedly threatening a female producer. He and Montag subsequently filed for divorce, although many smell a publicity stunt.
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Black And White Challenge Day 9: Water Marble!
Morning Everyone!
We're almost done with our Black and White Challenge, man this month has flown by! For our Day 9 challenge we had to create a water marble manicure. This manicure is notorious for being a royal pain in the ass for most, and it's definitely tedious no matter what. But I generally love the results I get after hours of swearing and muttering to myself.
I did both of my hands and kinda forgot a few steps in the process, thus making most of my nails a muddled marble mess (alliteration high-five!). But by the time I realized what I was doing wrong (not removing the layer of polish around my finger before I took it out of the water) I really didn't feel like doing my nails over again. So it is what it is, and at least 3 out of 10 fingers turned out how I wanted them to!
Black And White Challenge Day 9: Water Marble!
I started out with 2 coats of Sally Hansen White On for my base. Then for the water marble I kinda alternated between using the following polishes in a mad scientist sort of way :-P:
Wet n Wild – French White Creme and Black Creme
Sally Hansen – White On
A England – Camelot
As you can tell, my pinky and my ring finger look a bit murky since I hadn't figured out what I was doing wrong until I got to my middle finger on my left hand. Whoops. I still like it though, it kinda reminds me of dirty marble counter tops.
Check out the rest of the Sexy6 and their take on the Day 9 Challenge ^_^
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They're back! Hip-hop's most notorious crew, Odd Future, is assembling a new project for release this spring.
Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, and the rest of the OFWGKTA collective will release The OF Tape Vol. 2 on March 20 via Odd Future Records. The follow-up to 2008's The Odd Future Tape will feature all-new music from the Tyler and Frank, along with Hodgy Beats, Left Brain, Domo Genesis, Mike G, Syd the Kyd, and The Internet.
To promote the release, the group will embark on a 10-city national tour in March that will include a show and OF pop-up retail store in each city. Each concert will also open with an exclusive viewing of "Loiter Squad" prior to the live action series' March 25 premiere on Adult Swim.
Leader Tyler, the Creator is also readying Wolf, the follow-up to his solo album Goblin, for a late spring release and Mellowhype's (Left Brain and Hodgy Beats) Numbers will arrive this summer.Tweet
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This year's graduation at Taft adds a twist
WATERTOWN — Growing up in Watertown, Rebecca Karabus passed by the red brick buildings of The Taft School hundreds of times, wanting nothing more than to attend school there.
One of 159 students to collect a high school diploma from The Taft School on Sunday, Karabus was at the end of an incredible journey and a bit nervous about leaving.
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With Bonfire Night and Halloween both taking place this week addmysupport.com is urging the public to stay safe when enjoying the festivities.
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Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
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Saturday & Sunday 10 am – 5 pm, Monday 9 am – 5 pm
CORRECTION NOTICE – some fliers have a printing error with the Adult & Kids pricing being reversed. The correct price for admission is $10 for Adults and $20 for kids. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Hamilton Kids Fest.
Ever wish you could sail a pirate ship, drive in a grand prix, navigate through a safari and hang out with wizards all in one day? Let your child's imagination run at Hamilton Kids Fest. Suitable for children ages 12 and under.
Family Day is on the horizon and Kids-Fest is the perfect way to spend some quality time with the kiddies. Head over to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum and you'll find Central Ontario's largest indoor inflatable show. Bounce, laugh, play and run on some of North America's largest inflatables and over 40,000 sq. ft. of warplane exhibits. There are also stage shows.
During the show, for a little extra, have your child's face painted and shop at the market place. There's a Sand Art Workshop.
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The word mawlid is defined as "place and time of birth" in dictionaries. The "Mevlid," or the "Veladet Kandili" in Turkish, is the night on which Prophet Muhammad graced the earth with his arrival, coinciding with the 12th night of the month of Rabi` al-Awwal on the Hijri calendar.read more
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There are a few general things to know about male enhancement supplements. First of all, you need a perfectly natural product, without additives or chemicals. Second, nine out of ten products are not too beneficial in the long run. It is your responsibility to double check the ingredients and research each of them. It might take a while, but this is the smartest way to find those 10% products that actually work. Furthermore, such pills are supposed to supplement a healthy lifestyle, so they should not be used alone.
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Natural exercises are often based on some simple principles regarding the human body that can apply anywhere. For example, a lady who wears heavy earrings for long periods of time will most likely end up with larger earlobes. Remember that the best male enhancement solutions for others may not necessarily be so good for you. Other than that, some natural exercises can be performed at home, without any extra help. Some others ask for small investments in various devices for traction or pumping. Research your options before spending any money though.


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It's so wonderful that Longwood now has a masters program that's geared toward helping me become a better musician and educator!" said Gary Jack, member of the first graduate cohort and a 2004 graduate (BM) of the Longwood undergraduate music program.
The graduate program was a long time in the making, but it is now off and running. Several surveys were done to determine the potential market for such a degree and a program was crafted to best meet the needs of the community Longwood serves. As Teri Kidd (a senior member of the cohort) has said more than once, "Good things come to those who wait. It's never too late to embark on a new adventure...."
This program aspires not only to provide advanced pedagogical study for the practicing teacher, but also to provide each teacher/graduate student with opportunities to refresh and expand his or her own musicianship. Regarding her applied study, Maya (Miller) Neely (BM, 2002 from Longwood) said, "My voice is doing things that are so different and awesome." Other members of the cohort have mentioned the inspiration along with the challenges of their applied study. Music courses offered during this past summer included music research (mostly online), technology, and analysis (both on campus). The second summer will provide options for music electives, and the program will culminate in a major research project that may take the form of a thesis, teacher research, or a lecture/recital.
Shawn Batten joined the program with some reservations and later said, "I was quite hesitant at first in pursuing my masters degree after ten years of teaching, but I was so welcomed by the staff of Longwood University that my fears instantly disappeared. I was very impressed with the faculty, because they were patient and helped each member of the cohort see their true potential on the masters level." Kevin Lewis, commenting about the classes said, "It has been an eye opener to realize the wealth of information available online and how streamlined the research process has become." And Vera Walton added, "I have learned much in the short time that I have been with the program. I thought that I was pretty good with computers, but have since discovered that there is so much more to learn and do, even in music."
The cohort organization has proven to be a truly positive force in this program. As a cohort, all the graduate students start at the same time, take all the music courses together and finish at approximately the same time, depending on their individual research. (Students may take the four education classes as they wish, not restricted by the cohort schedule.) The cohort plan has already proven to be wonderfully successful. The interaction among the students has created a very productive atmosphere for the program and has obviously inspired valuable lifetime professional and personal friendships.
The first cohort consists of twelve participants, all but one of whom is currently teaching in the public schools. Their positions range from elementary to high school teaching; their areas include instrumental, vocal, and general; and their professional experience levels cover the entire range. Perhaps the diversity of this cohort has been part of the magic that has made it so lively and successful.
One of the students, in talking about the third course said, "Well, it's pay-back time now." She had run into some obstacles in the second course and had asked for help from several of the other students. She was especially competent in the third course and, during that course, had the opportunity to help many of her cohort colleagues with various projects.
Dr. Lust, coordinator of the graduate program noted, "One Saturday evening I walked into Teri Kidd's house to find Gary Jack at the kitchen table working on an analysis project, Mick Anderson in the living room rehearsing some songs with Jim Kidd (Teri's husband). Teri told me that she had just gotten off the phone with a fourth member of the cohort and that she was expecting a fifth member to show up at her house at any minute. Wow! What a spirit of collaboration and camaraderie. I love it!" Reflecting on the strength of the cohort organization, Kevin Lewis said "It has been nice to get to know some musicians and educa- 2006 Cohort in Class.