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Amanda Lee joined Carbis Walker LLP as a tax manager working with the firm's manufacturing and distribution services team. Lee's background includes experience in tax, specializing in research and development, sales and use tax issues, IC-DISC and other incentives available to manufacturers. She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a bachelor's degree in accounting. In addition, three other team members joined Carbis Walker at the associate level. Emily Strohmeyer is a member of the health care services team. Strohmeyer has a degree in accounting from Mount Union College and a master's degree in business administration from Youngstown State University. Gregory Curtis is a member of the manufacturing and distribution services team. Curtis is a graduate of Penn State University. Jacob Miller is also a member of the manufacturing and distribution services team. Miller is a graduate of Slippery Rock University.
PNC's Corporate Banking named Troy Brown and Brett Schweikle senior vice presidents. Brown joined PNC in 1996. After completing the credit training program, he worked as an associate in the former energy metals and mining group, a credit manager in corporate banking, and he has been a relationship manager since 2007. Schweikle joined PNC in 2000. He has also been a relationship manager since 2007 and was previously a credit manager in corporate banking and the former energy metals and mining group.
Wells Fargo Advisors, located Downtown, named Michael Marion, Marion Wealth Management Group, managing director, investments. Douglas Melzer of the North Hills office was named vice president, investments. Paul Frey of the South Hills office was named vice president, investments. Randy Dahl of the Greensburg office was named associate vice president, investments. Troy Nunes of the Sewickley office was named associate vice president, investments. Tim Weishorn of the Greensburg office was named associate vice president, investments.
Riverset Credit Union, located on the South Side, was honored for its outstanding marketing achievements at the annual Credit Union National Association Marketing and Business Development Conference. Riverset won a first place Diamond Award in the direct mail series category of credit union's $100-$249 million in assets, as well as a second place Merit Award for its Tunch Ilkin wrapped smart car in the outdoor category.
Mary Kay Borowski joined Parkvale Bank as branch manager of the Heidelberg office. Borowski has more than 17 years of sales, customer relations and operation experience. As branch manager, she is responsible for the management and growth of the branch office, maintaining that established policies and procedures are followed and representing the bank at civic and service club functions.
David Carcy joined Huntington as vice president, business banking team leader. In this role, Carcy is responsible for developing and managing business banking relationships in Huntington's Pittsburgh region with a primary focus in Allegheny County. He has more than 15 years experience in the financial services industry.
- Amanda Lee
- David Carcy
Carla Pomper joined Towers Watson, located Downtown, as a senior health and group benefits consultant. In this position, Pomper assists employers with benefit program management and strategy development. She has more than 10 years of employee benefit consulting experience and has worked with employee benefit programs for more than 20 years.
Mike Halpin joined Burns & Scalo as a sales/estimator. Prior to joining Burns & Scalo, Halpin was an estimator at Jottan-Jorel Inc. He has more than 10 years of experience in commercial and roofing construction. Burns & Scalo is located in Thornburg.
Andrew Marsic joined Landau Building Co. as a project manager. Marsic interned for Landau while finishing his bachelor's degree in construction management at the Pennsylvania College of Technology. As a project manager, he manages all phases of construction on commercial projects ranging from $1 million to $22 million.
- Mike Halpin
- Andrew Marsic
Shady Side Academy named Katharine (Kate) Vavpetic head of its senior school. Vavpetic, who is currently associate dean of faculty at The Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn., will begin her position at SSA on July 1, 2011. She has been at Hotchkiss since 1998.
Jay Carson was named senior vice president of institutional advancement at Robert Morris University. Carson was previously vice president of institutional advancement at RMU since 2006. Most recently, he served as vice president for institutional advancement at St. Vincent College. In addition, Kyle Fisher was named vice president of public relations and marketing. Fisher has worked at RMU since 2007 as chief marketing officer. Previously, she worked at Carnegie Mellon University as associate vice president for university advancement.
The Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence at the University of Pittsburgh named Jennifer Lewis Neubauer membership director. Prior to this position, Neubauer was with Carnegie Mellon University, where she served for 13 years as assistant vice president for alumni relations and later as assistant vice president for VIP relations and presidential liaison.
- Katharine (Kate) Vavpetic
- Jay Carson
- Kyle Fisher
- Jennifer Lewis Neubauer
Patrick Ginnetti joined Morris Knowles & Associates, located in Delmont, to assist with the continued growth in the survey and land development departments. Ginnetti has more than 15 years of experience in engineering and survey services.
Gregory Ullum joined Bergmann Associates as a civil/structural discipline specialist. Ullum is responsible for engineering design in Bergmann's civil works business group. Prior to joining Bergmann Associates, he worked for Barr Engineering in Minneapolis as a civil engineer.
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Rita Schwab joined Allegheny General Hospital, located on the North Side, as program director for its Center for Bloodless Medicine and Surgery. In this position, Schwab oversees the day-to-day operations of the center and serves as an educational resource for individuals who wish to learn more about transfusion-free surgery options.
Presbyterian SeniorCare, located in Oakmont, named Jacqueline Flanagan executive director of the Presbyterian SeniorCare Foundation. Flanagan currently serves as director of development and marketing for Familylinks Inc. Presbyterian SeniorCare named Jennie Firestone senior director of clinical services. Prior to this position, Firestone served as executive director of The Willows skilled nursing community. PSC named Karen Molcan senior director, Oakmont campus and executive director of The Willows. Prior to this appointment, Molcan worked as PSC's clinical administrator. John Zaharoff was named assistant administrator at The Willows, after previously working as director of process improvement. Kathy Hammar was named administrator for the Westminster Place personal care community, after serving as director of resident services. Cynthia Orgero was named administrator of Woodside Place, after serving as a social worker for the community. Susan Colliers was named client services and marketing coordinator for PSC's SeniorCare at Home program. Colliers previously worked as a social worker at The Willows and dementia services coordinator with the Woodside Program. PSC's Longwood at Oakmont campus named Lindsay Coulter senior sales coordinator of its marketing team. Longwood at Oakmont also hired Vittoria Essig as sales coordinator and Pamela Weatherspoon as move-in coordinator. Amy Rabo was hired as director of sales and marketing for Presbyterian SeniorCare's Oakmont campus.
Diane Holder, executive vice president of UPMC, president of the UPMC Insurance Services Division and president and CEO of the UPMC Health Plan, is one of 33 CEOs to earn a Leadership in Action award presented by Diversity Journal magazine. The award recognizes business leaders who support and participate in their organization's diversity and inclusion activities. The winners are featured in the March/April Leadership in Action Awards edition of the magazine.
Maricris Regino was named director of nursing at St. Barnabas Nursing Home, located in Gibsonia. Regino's duties include planning, directing and evaluating the activities of the nursing department, including implementing the company's philosophy and goals, standards for nursing practice and the management and the development of nursing personnel. She has 12 years of nursing experience and has been employed by St. Barnabas Health System since 2001. Anthony Savannah was named executive director of marketing and corporate development at St. Barnabas Health System. Savannah has 16 years of marketing experience and has been employed by St. Barnabas Health System since 2000. His positions within St. Barnabas have included marketing specialist, marketing manager and director of marketing and corporate relations. In addition, Anne Nelson was named director of clinical and living assistance admissions for St. Barnabas Health System. Nelson is responsible for overseeing the admissions process for residents moving to St. Barnabas' two nursing homes and two living assistance facilities, including The Arbors at St. Barnabas, Valencia campus, and The Arbors at St. Barnabas, Gibsonia campus. She has been employed by St. Barnabas for six years.
Erin O'Donnell joined Family Hospice and Palliative Care as a full-time bereavement specialist. In this position, O'Donnell conducts individual and group bereavement support sessions for those coping with the loss of a loved one and facilitates anticipatory grief support to children and families of those under Family Hospice care. She is active in the planning and presentation of Camp Healing Hearts.
Dr. Raye Budway, a breast and general surgeon, joined the staff at St. Clair Hospital, located in Mt. Lebanon. Budway, who is board certified in surgical critical care and general surgery, most recently served as director of the surgical breast disease program and surgical intensive care at Western Pennsylvania Hospital. Prior to that, she served as site program director for the Allegheny General Hospital general surgery residency program and site surgical clerkship program director for Temple University Medical School in Philadelphia.
Rich Goldberg joined MED3OOO, located in Oakwood, as president of its CPU Medical Management Systems Inc. division. In this position, Goldberg is responsible for overall strategy and management of CPU, as well as enhancing relationships with new and existing clients. He has more than 30 years of experience in leadership roles in health information technology companies, including Elcomp Systems, Medic Computers, Misys Healthcare and Teletracking Technologies.
Dr. Teresa Erb joined Reproductive Health Specialists as a board certified physician. Prior to this position, Erb was with Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, where she conducted research in human embryonic stem cell development, for which she holds two provisional patents, and served as co-chair of the fertility preservation options in oncology patients committee. RHS is located in Penn Hills and Wexford.
- Diane Holder
- Maricris Regino
- Anthony Savannah
- Anne Nelson
- Erin O'Donnell
- Dr. Raye Budway
- Dr. Teresa Erb
Edward Aiello joined Simpson & McCrady LLC, located Downtown. Aiello worked for 43 years in finance and treasury. He is retired from his position of vice president of global insurance at H.J. Heinz.
Dwight Ferguson joined Lynch Weis LLC, located in Cranberry, as senior counsel and head of the real estate practice group. Ferguson has more than 20 years of experience practicing in real estate law involving real estate litigation and transactions.
John Jones joined Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, located Dowtown. Jones works as a government relations professional in the state government relations group.
Strassburger McKenna Gutnick & Gefsky, located Downtown, added four attorneys. Diane Zack Buchanan joined the firm as of counsel. Buchanan is a 1997 graduate of Duquesne University School of Law. She concentrates her practice in the Beaver County office location in the areas of commercial litigation, personal injury, municipal and family law. Trent Echard, Emily Guzan and Sasha Miller joined the firm as associates. Echard is a 2007 graduate of Case Western Reserve School of Law. Guzan is 2010 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Miller is a 2010 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.
Bradley Matta joined Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti LLP, located Downtown, as an associate in the product liability practice group. Matta has previous law clerk experience in municipal and school law, as well as employment matters. Prior to joining the firm, he worked as a frac-flowback technician in the natural gas field.
- Dwight Ferguson
- Bradley Matta
Jenna Ammer joined the sales team at Beyond Spots & Dots, located Downtown, as a marketing assistant. In this position, Ammer helps the entire team manage various responsibilities and logistics within the company. Prior to this position, she worked for The Children's Institute and Women for a Healthy Environment.
The Frick Art & Historical Center elected Brian Ciaverella to the board of trustees. Ciaverella was elected to serve as a term trustee. He is executive vice president/sales manager in corporate banking at PNC Bank.
Lindsay Losasso was recognized as the March Dignity and Respect Champion for her work as the program and grants manager at the Squirrel Hill Health Center. At the SHHC, she works to put projects and programs into place that will improve the office and services for patients. Along with her staff, she works with patients to ensure there are no barriers between income or insurance status and health care. The Dignity and Respect Campaign stems from the UPMC Center for Inclusion.
The National Aviary welcomed two new members to its staff. Jessie Baird joined the National Aviary in the position of facility rental and group tour coordinator, and Anna Marie Points has taken the position of staff accountant. The National Aviary also named Roy Aguiar manager, guest relations and development services.
Robbie Gray, Raymond Newhouse, Michael Senff and Peter Vaccaro joined Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania's board of directors. Gray, senior vice president and area business banking manager at Huntington Bank, has been with Huntington since June 2009. He is responsible for all business banking in Pittsburgh, Mahoning Valley and West Virginia. Newhouse, CFO of LANXESS North America since 2008, has been with LANXESS since 2004. He began his career in public accounting with Arthur Andersen in New York City in 1971. Senff, vice president of North American sales and marketing for Direct Energy, is responsible for the direct and indirect sales organization, portfolio strategy, market intelligence, sales operations, as well as marketing and communications. Vaccaro is executive vice president and business banking market sales manager for PNC Bank's southwest Pennsylvania market. His responsibilities include managing a sales staff of 65 business bankers that support the 173 community branches in southwest Pennsylvania. In addition, JA presented the 2010 U.S. President's Volunteer Service Award to 19 corporate partners who provided the organization with significant volunteer resources during the year. The Pittsburgh-area corporations selected to receive the Gold Level award (15,000 volunteer hours or more) include General Electric and Wells Fargo. Deloitte received the Silver Level award (10,000 volunteer hours or more). The Pittsburgh-area corporations selected to receive the Bronze Level award (5,000 volunteer hours or more) include Accenture, Bank of America, Ernst & Young, KPMG, PricewaterhouseCoopers, State Farm, UPS, and Walmart and Sam's Club.
The Pittsburgh Planned Giving Council named Scott Keffer the 2010 Allied Professional of the Year. This award recognizes professionals who have a commitment to philanthropy and promote philanthropy through their profession. Keffer is a financial educator, consultant, author, wealth planner and speaker.
Passavant Memorial Homes Foundation added Russell Livingston to its board of directors. With more than 24 years of experience in the insurance industry, Livingston is the president of Babb Inc. He holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Westminster College.
- Brian Ciaverella
- Lindsay Losasso
- Robbie Gray
- Raymond Newhouse
- Michael Senff
- Scott Keffer
- Russell Livingston
The Community Development Corp. of Butler County elected directors to serve a three-year term through 2014. They include: Jerry Andree, township manager/secretary, Cranberry Township; Kenneth DeFurio, president and CEO, Butler Health Systems; Margaret Irvine-Weir, president, NexTier Bank; Robert Jones, manager government affairs, Peoples Gas; William McCarrier, retired; John McCarrier; Robert Smith, president, Slippery Rock University; Robert Thomas, Butler Labor Council; and Andrew Wachter, vice president finance and rates, T.W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co. Also elected to the CDC board were: Nadine Tripodi, president, Butler Technologies Inc.; and Jack Cohen, president, Butler County Tourism and Convention Bureau. Michael Reynolds, USIS, was elected to serve a one-year term as the representative of Leadership Butler County. In addition, the CDC board elected its 2011 officers, including: Jeff Elser, First Energy, president; Jerry Andree, Cranberry Township, vice president; Josh Fye, FNB, treasurer; and William McCarrier, secretary. Ken Raybuch, CDC executive director, was elected to serve as assistant secretary. William Darney was also added to the CDC board as emeritus director. Darney has served on the board since 2006.
The Associated General Contractors of America presented PJ Dick, located on the North Shore, with an Aon Build America Award for Best New Building Project in recognition of its role as construction manager on the Consol Energy Center.
Max Laun, assistant general counsel at Alcoa Inc., was named president of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel for 2011. Other officers elected were: John Glicksman, Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse, president-elect; Susan Apel, Ellwood Group Inc., vice president, membership; Kathleen Dohmlo, LANXESS Corp., vice president, programs; Linda Schneider, GlaxoSmithKline, vice president, pro bono initiatives; Susan Shin, U.S. Steel Corp., vice president, communications; Martin Ryan, Montauk Energy Capital LLC, secretary; and Kevin Whyte, Carmeuse Lime & Stone, treasurer.
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The Wilder Companies named Diane Lichauer general manager for Settlers Ridge, located in Robinson. Lichauer is responsible for overseeing all day-to-day management and marketing at Settlers Ridge. She has nearly 20 years of Pittsburgh-based property management experience.
Prudential Preferred Realty added several sales associates to offices in the Pittsburgh area. Lisa Fischer, Robert Sabol Jr. and Kelly Smith joined the Bethel Park office. Michael Hunt, John Means Jr. and Amy Pontius joined the Cranberry office. Elizabeth Boyer joined the city office. Pamela Laughner-Kelly joined the east office. Veenay Sandhu joined the Fox Chapel office. Carol Carmody-Gunzburg joined the North Hills office. Jack Sclabassi joined the Route 19 South office. Wayne White joined the west office.
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services named Cindy Criss manager of the Butler office. Licensed with Howard Hanna since 1985, Criss earned her broker's license in 1996. She previously worked as a project manager and on-site sales coordinator for new construction sites throughout southern Butler, northern Allegheny and eastern Beaver counties.
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- Robert Sabol Jr.
Legacy Remodeling, located in the South Hills, received the 2010 President's Award from Sunrise Windows. Legacy Remodeling was honored for its commitment to customer service.
IPLogic Inc., located in Warrendale, received a Cisco Partner Summit regional award for East Region Data Center Partner of the Year. Cisco Partner Summit awards are presented at three levels, regional, theater and global. Cisco Partner Summit U.S. and Canada regional awards reflect a partner's performance in a given geographic region of the United States or Canada.
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We made it to Friday! Hope yours is going well so far!
I'm running around this afternoon trying to put together some sort of costume for a benefit tonight but don't think the lion is going to be happening. Sad, but I couldn't find any legit faux-fur for a lion's mane in the fabric store so now it's time to go buy a costume, or at the very least, a wig.
Breakfast this morning was a new creation: Chobani Greek Yogurt (plain) topped with with chopped, dried apricots, a drizzle of honey and homemade granola , which I packed on the side since I took it with me to school! I loved that it was tart, had a touch of sweetness and great texture. Yum. I'll definitely be packing this for breakfast again!
The weather is gross and cold today, as much of the East Coast is, which left me wanting a warm and gooey grilled cheese for lunch, which I decided to play around with by adding some fresh mango to!
Um, this grilled cheese ROCKED my world. I used Provolone cheese, organic, high fiber, whole wheat bread and just a touch of butter in the pan.
You pretty much can't go wrong with cheese and mango but adding mango is a tasty way to add some extra vitamins to your grilled cheese!
Well, it's time to fight the crowds at the Halloween store before heading to a late-afternoon power yoga class. I wonder what I'm going to be dressing up as tonight!
What are you guys going to be for Halloween? Do you have Halloween plans for this weekend or do you celebrate on Halloween night?

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$2000 more? Worth it?
We are headed to wdw in late August. We've stayed at all the mods and most DVCs. This time around we will have two standard rooms for 7 nights. Question is, are WL or AKL worth $2000 more just to stay at a deluxe? We've never stayed at a deluxe before. We have eaten at them and toured all but never stayed. We could use that $2K for plenty of other fun on the trip or even upgrade our flights to non-stop on the way home.
Will we see a big enough difference to feel like it was worth it? We have fairly simple easy going tastes, we do like the resort feel of CBR and we only use disney transportation.
I feel like we should stick with the moderate and feel like we dont need to hold back on special dining or purchases, possibly even have a good amount of cash on hand to take advantage of a decent bounceback offer (if they still do those).
Anyone have experience making the leap for the first time? Thoughts? Would you do it again? Why or why not?
I think I'd want either the BC/YC or Poly for the $2,000 difference. Last year we stayed at the AoA and used the extra money for the DxDP and did some fantastic character and signature meals. Last year we chose for the kids and went for the over the top AoA Cars section. This year my husband and I want to do a little more relaxing and get some pampering, so we dropped the DxDP and went for the Beach Club CL. I've stayed at the deluxe hotels before, and it's definitely worth it if you plan to spend a lot of time at the resort enjoying things.
Great perspective, thank you. YC/BC were both more and Poly felt outrageous. We've stayed at BCV in studios before so we feel like that was a treat with DVC points. But it really wasnt our favorite. The SAB area was great but we didnt use it enough to make it feel worth it. The walk to Epcot and boat to HS is a major bonus...
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We would rather use the $2000 to stay longer than to upgrade to deluxe.
Split stay
One option would be to stay a majority of the time at a moderate, then switch over to a Deluxe for 2 or 3 nights. Then you have the best of both worlds! :cool1:
I personally would say DAKL if you were going to upgrade. It's a very unique Resort unlike any other in the U.S.
I see that you stated that you considered the walk to Epcot and boat to HS is a major bonus, have you ever thought about staying at the Swan Dolphin? If you were looking at two standard rooms the SD offers a variety of suites. We stayed in an Executive Suite (3 posts with photos) and were very impressed with the rooms. As an added bonus we actually paid less that two standard moderate rooms would have cost! :thumbsup2
Once I made a jump to deluxe, it was hard to book elsewhere (but I have).
The 'worth' is subjective. Only you know if it is worth it for you.
I agree with Mike
I enjoy the Swan & Dolphin!!! without the cost of the deluxe
Having always stayed at moderates we spent 2 weeks at the Beach club last summer. It was beautiful. The pool outstanding. The walk to Epcot just fantastically convenient. But we're back to POR this summer. So my conclusion. It wasn't worth it enough. We also really missed having a decent food court on site, even though we eat a TS daily.
we went from POFQ to teh WL on our second trip. Now we are going again, to the WL.
For US it's worth the money. We love the lodge :love:
But I can't look in your wallet or head :) Only you can decide if it's worth it for you. '
When I doubt I make a decision in my head and start virtual planning. Either I find myself getting happier with the choice, or I don't. Then I know the doubts were right and it's not for me.
It simply IS a lot of money!
For $2,000 no. That is a big jump for only being there how long in a day. We've stayed at all levels. We like the mods over the values- that seems to be worth it for us but it SO much of a jump between mods and deluxe and while they are nice there isn't that much of a difference.
If you haven't stay experienced a deluxe resort I would say go for it. AKL(Savannah View) is a magical experience. It is a toss up for my DW favorite room, right next to Polynesian Club Level, although for me my favorite is Poly Club Level by far.
Whether or not the upgrade is worth another $2000 is a tough one. If you have limited funds and spending $2000 more on the room means not being able to do dinner shows, character meals, and the like, then I don't know. It still might be worth it as the experience of waking up in the morning and looking out your windows seeing African animals is really magical.
Now with all that said we are staying at All Star Sports Resort for this year's family trip. We have stayed at Moderate and Deluxe resorts so far and now we want to experience a value resort. I'm sure it will be a fun family trip, and it will be a different experience.
I will have to make the same decision next trip!
We loved POR until we stayed at BC. Strolling to Epcot our favorite park was priceless to us. But the money may not be there next time.
What about POR or CSR. Alot compare CSR to deluxe as far as the beds go. We have not stayed there before. Though POR was alot of fun and you have POFQ right next door for beignets and another pool to enjoy as long as they still allow pool hopping between those 2 resorts.
We had stayed at all of the values, and one moderate (CBR) when we were trying to decide whether the jump to deluxe was "worth it". I really hemmed and hawed about it for quite some time, as the fear of spending that money and feeling like it was wasted weighed heavily on me.
I have to say, we ended up doing CL at WL and it was absolutely fantastic!!!! :cloud9: in fact, we had said we were just going to do deluxe that once and then back to mods, and well....we are staying YC CL in April. I couldn't not book deluxe, and I couldn't NOT book CL. To us, it was worth it!! :thumbsup2
Now, mind you, we had/have 40% discounts for both of our deluxe CL stays. There is no way I would pay rack rate, but with a good discount we do feel it is worth it. Good luck deciding. I don't think you will be disappointed if you decide to take the plunge. :goodvibes
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The object of the Wars in the Middle EastSubmitted by Johny-Boy on Thu, 09/05/2013 - 09:43
A few things about the "desired" US war with Syria and the other ongoing "actions" (read: aggravated wars) in the Middle East.
1. These wars are not primarily about oil or other natural resources. Though secondarily natural resources, as well as religious and social differences, are a great motivator to get all the pawns and puppets to act in their prescribed and violent ways.
2. The wars are about central banking. Neither Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, nor Egypt had a Rothschild controlled (influenced) central bank.
3. Libya, under Qaddafi, was attempting to establish a gold backed regional currency, the Dinar ( http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/markets/item/4630-gadh... ). All oil would have been priced in this new currency, and anyone in the world who wished to buy oil, or probably any other commodity from the region, would have had to buy gold Dinars in which to do it. This would have become very expensive for much of the rest of the world using "floating" paper currency.
4. Qaddafi's dead, and Libya's gold is now in the hands of the US/European banking cartels (I believe). So is Saddam and his state's gold. Syria... Iran... Anyone?
5. The remaining states that have not been economically overthrown or browbeaten into submission yet are Syria ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bank_of_Syria ), Iran ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bank_of_Iran ), and Cuba ( http://www.bc.gov.cu/english/home.asp ). None of these states have a Rothschild controlled (influenced) central bank. But don't look for a crisis in Cuba just yet. It has few resources to buy gold, or to be a serious global economic/banking competitor, but the day will come when it too will be the target of further US aggression in order to bring it in to the global economic fold.
6. So, as was stated at the beginning, the main purpose of all these aggressive wars in the Middle East is to squash any and all independent sovereign banking system. The region has the resources to achieve economic independence if the individual states can overcome their religious bickering and cooperate with each other financially and economically. As far as the US and European globalists are concerned this cannot happen. Thus, the present situation.
7. The Globalist crowd are working toward a world currency under a world central bank. That central bank will be the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and its currency will be IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDR). ( http://www.imf.org/external/np/exr/facts/sdr.htm ) When all other currencies collapse, the SDRs will be all that's left to fund governments' activities. See quote:
The SDR is neither a currency, nor a claim on the IMF. Rather, it is a potential claim on the freely usable currencies of IMF members.
The value of the SDR was initially defined as equivalent to 0.888671 grams of fine gold—which, at the time, was also equivalent to one U.S. dollar. After the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in 1973, however, the SDR was redefined as a basket of currencies,today consisting of the euro, Japanese yen, pound sterling, and U.S. dollar.
8. In order to force the world into accepting this new currency, all the currencies in the world must collapse. There can be no government sanctioned alternative outside this system or the new system will fracture and fail before it gets off the ground.
9. The other planned institution is a world government. The United Nations (UN) is just that institution, which has its own military, and desires its own taxing authority ( http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/05/un-global-tax_n_165... ). One can see clearly that the UN is intended to grow into this world government.
(So, if your sycophantic, psychopathic, unaccountable state or federal representatives don't care about protecting your rights now, or upholding the letter of the law, just how much do you think a few handfuls of people in a world government are going to care? How will you even be able to affect the laws you will be forced to live under? After all, their main concern is for the world and "all of humanity," not for any individual or group. This sounds a lot like a zookeeper to me. The animals are fed, sheltered, and provided with veterinary care, but are otherwise caged and are the primary resource which provides the zoos revenue and prosperity.)
10. The currencies of the major economic countries around the world are being systematically dismantled and destroyed to achieve both these monetary and political goals.
11. As the economies to the word fall, it will be more difficult for the individual governments of the world to sustain their welfare states. The peoples of each state, both within the American Union and around the world, will rise to demand what they perceive as "justice." Governments will fall. New regimes will instituted with Marxist, globalist puppets. No one will remember the law, and they will be tricked, once again, into bondage, this time on the world plantation.
12. The achievement of these goals will result in the subjugation of all the people of the world under an elite monied banking oligarchy. This is what we're facing, and what we're up against. This is what the invisible N.W.O. Marxist hand is reaching for. This is what the brainwashed masses will cry for when they want "someone" to hold their governments "accountable" for destroying their money and ruining their lives by impoverishing them. But by then, all land and property will be feudal to the UN and the elite who control it.
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it would be good to post some links substantiating like someone else has said.
Let's assume this is all about a central banking conspiracy. Why haven't any of the countries we have invaded, or their leaders mentioned this? In addition to others, Putin, etc.
You'd think this would be meme #1.
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It's because those leaders think it's about something else, like oil.
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I can see you point but.....
You think they couldn't put that together with mounting pressure from international bankers before any invasions took place?
I think that's hard to believe. There's something else at play here.
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Sigh, all that text and you give Israel a pass. AIPAC is now on record supporting intervention. In the past, it has been behind the scenes. There is no way most of the pro war congressmen and women would be so eager for war if it wasn't for Israel. Israel and Turkey both want to keep a monopoly on the current pipeline layout in the Middle East. AND, Israel wants Syria taken out as a lead up to war with the real prize: Iran
I don't think he gave "Israel" a pass.
He simply didn't mention it since his main focus was on the central banking cabal. The Rothschild family is well known to be the control locus behind the Jewish State so the relationship is a symbiotic one. I believe they set up "Israel" as a strategic nexus in their global power network.
The motivations you point out are mentioned obliquely in the original post since there are many actors with an iron in the fire. The globalists use all of these individual driving forces to bring about the situation they can exploit for their own ends. It is too complex to cover in one post so I think this one is a good summary of the underlying plans of the Anglo-American elites.
Perhaps you could reverse your down vote to give this post the exposure it deserves. I have no personal connection with the poster, just interested in fair treatment.
"Jesus answered them: 'Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son remains forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.'" (John 8:34-36)
That is a good summary of the situation.
It would help if you could add some links to information substantiating what you have written. Many I am sure will agree with you but it helps to have the supporting documentation.
I do hope the Granger reads this and that it helps to identify the real roots of the NWO for her. If you are correct then the Rothschild central banking system and its major corporate cartels are the effective world government and they work through the governance structures in place throughout the world with differing cosmetic appearances but all with the same actual legislating and regulating methodology. The central law making machinery is comprised of the think tanks and foundations run by the banking and corporate cartels. These organisations then create model laws and regulations that are fed into the governance structures all over the world where the NWO is in control. This is why all the countries involved seem to be dancing to the same tune.
Of course the Rothschild central banking system includes the Rockefeller family as well as other inter-generational banking dynasties (I believe there are ten of them). They all work together at the moment to achieve the goal of dismembering their very own creature and replacing it with their new invention as you have outlined.
One other piece of the puzzle is I believe the Gold Trade Note being created by the BRICS Development Fund that will defeat this globalist grab for power. This is why Russia and China have been and are being targeted wherever in the world the NWO is confronted by them. The Syrian situation is one such theatre of action but there are others that do not make the front page.
All over Africa the NWO is seeking to replace China as an influential power and this is one important reason why Libya was destroyed, it was the gateway to Africa and her abundant resources. I recall very well the time when they set up their Rothschild central bank in Benghazi at the same time there was a working central bank in Tripoli.
Qadhafe would have defeated them if he had been given just a little more time. He and his son Saif were betrayed by the Rothschild and Bush families who had promised them faithfully that their payment of $2.6 billion in 2008 had cleared the books of all the allegations against them (that were largely fabricated) and that they were now bona fide members of the international community. I followed the Libyan war closely and was very saddened by what I witnessed. The peoples of the US and the UK were largely oblivious to the suffering their governments were causing and believed that Qadhafe was a monster thanks to the unrelenting propaganda against him. The same thing is happening with Assad although the people are a lot less gullible this time around.
It is my personal conviction that their plans will fail and that there will never ever be a New World Order after their design in full swing in the world. They will be defeated, of this I am certain. Even now they are witnessing their doom and they are very frightened...and angry. They are in a place where they can make mistakes and begin to turn on one another as they watch their carefully laid plans meeting inexplicable resistance and as they see their century spanning conspiracy coming apart at the seams.
"Jesus answered them: 'Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son remains forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.'" (John 8:34-36)
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Thanks. Links included.
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That certainly makes it clear that Syria and Iran are in no way a pert of the New World Order any more than was Libya. Their central banks are independent of the global banking network that created and controls the NWO.
The Rothschild/Rockefeller network has been trying to destroy these independent central banks by means of sanctions but these sanctions are actually forcing these countries to come up with other solutions and the result will be even greater independence for them from the US Trade Dollar and they will eventually turn the tables on the New World Order with a gold back system based upon the BRICS Development Fund Gold Trade Note that has already been created.
I believe this is why the pressure has been turned up to destroy Syria with one last desperate throw of the dice. I hope and believe this effort will fail and the "kings of the East" will prevail. This will save the world from a WWIII which is what the Western bankers want to cover up their crimes.
"Jesus answered them: 'Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son remains forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.'" (John 8:34-36)


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Glad to see you're doing your best to help the dog.
We recently "adopted" a stray boxer mix puppy (
The last dog we adopted was always a bit afraid of people indicating he was abused in his past life. It's always sad to see abused dogs.
sell the dog and make some cash
That pup doesn't look very dachshundish. Looks more like a manchester terrier. And yes, they are known to have a terminal case of the shivers.
He's really working those sad puppy dog eyes ain't he?
I've been through this many times before. In my area we have lots of idiots that get dogs that they think are "tough" Pit bulls, Rottweilers, Chows, and tons of Chihuahuas. Problem is that I live in an old neighborhood and the idiots don't keep their fences up and the dogs get out. Problem is that I'm in the middle of the city. Loose dogs can get hit, they can get hurt or scared and bite, none of which is good, so I always try to catch the dogs.
From what I've learned over time, you should get the dog checked for a chip, put up photos of the dog for a single week, if nobody actually comes to claim the dog, it gets a new home.
Because of my area, and the types of people I have to deal with, I always go by this list:
1. I determine the dog's aggression.
2. I determine a distinguishing mark on the dog, something that makes it easily identifiable. I then take pictures of the marking for my reference.
3. I take the dog to my vet to get it scanned for the chip. If there is a chip, then I get the address and take the dog back to it's owners and take a look at the place to see how it got out. Usually a broken fence board.
4. If there is no chip and no ID, and there usually isn't, I take one good photo of the dog that does not include the distinguishing mark, and print up flyers. They stay up for one week.
5. Anyone that calls for the dog is asked about the distinguishing mark. If they can't tell me what it is, it's not their dog.
6. After the week is up, I place the dog in my local PALS rescue program. Usually takes a couple weeks, but they always get a new home. One really nice thing about our local PALS is that there is no group cost. It's all volunteers who love animals working on the lists, it's all by phone or email, and whoever puts the animal into the program keeps it until a new home is found.
"For beer, that's not what 'import' means. For beer, import just means better."
From the pics, the pooch looks a lot like a miniature pinscher, maybe a cross. Miniature Pinscher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think it's definitely a mix....I'm horrible at identifying dog breeds. I think it does have some daschund in it though because of the short stubby legs. The ears are something else, though.....
I was thinking about the legalities also, however the easiest thing is to play dumb and say you put food out for it, then it ran off.
Awesome of you though, its a very humane thing to do and nice to see people in the world care.
The Miniature Pinscher (Zwergpinscher, Min Pin) is a small breed of dog of the Pinscher type, developed in Germany. Miniature Pinschers were first bred to hunt cats.


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New Favorite - Alison Krauss & Union Station
- Band Name: Alison Krauss & Union Station
- Record Label: Rounder
- Release Date: Aug 14, 2001
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Krauss' dominant balladry sails on a brand of depression that's altogether timeless.
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raVenJan 28, 2004(9.5) There are certain voices that transcend genre or musical preference and can be held up apart from others by simply being beautiful. (9.5) There are certain voices that transcend genre or musical preference and can be held up apart from others by simply being beautiful. Alison Krauss has such a voice. It's almost painful how beautiful it is. ...For their part, the guys of Union Station are all masters of their particular craft, and the AK+US concert experience is something not to be missed if the chance arises. New Favorite, in turn, serves to spotlight the guys more and is not ruined by that. However, there is no mistaking what the main attraction is here. See and/or hear her just once and you'll be bewitched. ...She's one heckuva fiddler, too. Great CD, but see them live if you can--it's more than worth it.… Full Review »
SarahMDec 5, 2003Alison's voice is like an angel.
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I'm thinking about buying 3-4 kinds of hops in bulk (1lb each) and since I don't have a vacuum sealer, I was hoping to make a few IPA's or regular pale ales from the 3-4 kinds of hops (so I can use them up fairly quickly).
With that in mind,
-which hops would you suggest (as a universal hops, or good for a PA/IPA/IIPA)
-could you find/come up with a hop schedule for a PA/IPA/IIPA using the selected hops?
-is there any recipes out there using the 3-4 selected hops that you would suggest OR existing recipes that can be slightly altered to fit the 3-4 hops selected?
I know this is asking for a lot but I've yet to make any pale ales or IPA's, so I am pretty dark in that field. If it helps, I have the equipment to do AG and my favorite IPA is Dreadnaught. Thanks!
I have those on hand and about 15 more, but those are what I use primarily in hop up front beers
I have an SNPA clone that uses some of these
Orange/Cascade APA by BlackLAb here is EXCELLENT and uses them
Look in the recipes section, lots of good stuff there!
See if these help at all! BYO Hop GuideHop Bittering Calculator
I'm really looking for universal hops for any kind of brew, but since I don't have anything to preserve them, I figured I'd use the ones I choose in a PA/IPA recipe. I'm more looking for universal hops than just things for IPAs/PAs
There is no universal hop...
But the ones I posted can be used in a good many beers.