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also that article is not trustworthy. he said stupid stuff such as egypt being a black country when it was mixed.
he also uses black very loosely like most afrocentrists so that even chinese people can be called black just because they have a flat nose. even a tanned person could be called black.
also he never actually said how ethiopian jews arose. he just said jews intermarried with egyptians and left it at that. and then said tacitus said the jews were from ethiopia. ive read tacitus and if u actually read the section that was taken from youll see tacitus listed about 5 different places the jews came from according to different theories.
the guy is obviously cherry picking quotes.
also a common name for africans and ethiopians were was cushites. the bible says how these people were polytheistic. how can they be jewish and polytheistic.
the jews also went to war with them many times. some jews did marry cushites but this was after the jews had their own country.
says that ethiopian jews were descendants of the first jews and it only says jews coming from the tribe of dan is a theory.
also if a roman was to make a noun from semi- he wouldve made it semitus not semite.
also why jump to the conclusion that semi- related to colour.
theyre called semites because theyre descendants of shem. tbh i cant be bothered explaining the rest of that article.
i already knew about jews in africa but theyre definitely not the original jews and most jews werent black.
the bible describes most jews as a blood red colour.
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i think it would be rude to not use a microphone... why treat them differently, its all part of the experience
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Still not as bad as the time bush waved at stevie wonder
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Being hearing impaired doesn't necessarily mean you are deaf, maybe some of the kids could hear if his words were amplified through speakers, or maybe the microphone transmitting directly to headphones the kids are wearing.
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You, sir, are not bad looking. That was almost a compliment.
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I once walked up to my friend, put my arm around him, and talked to him. Only to find out he wasn't my friend.
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I'm pretty sure we all had this kind of moment...well...not EXACTLY this kind of moment...but I once pooped in the computer room in kindergarten. Kind of the same, right?
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anyone else read the story off the board? cus im suprised they let him tell deaf kids his story
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or maybe there were other people who werent deaf..... sitting all the way at the back or something i tried to help you im sorry
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#Thisismyyoga – A Look At Week 2
Over 1,800 of you have shared your yoga so far. You have opened your hearts, thought deeply and gotten extremely creative. Just have a look at this hashtag in your Instagram or Twitter feed or see what people are sharing at Manduka.com/thisismyyoga to see the range of ideas, energies and especially joys.
Keep going, because this is our time to talk. We're flowing from asana to rawsana: real honest conversation about what yoga is and how it can help us create the beautiful world we want to live in. This is less about digging into our hamstrings and more about digging into our heartstrings.
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@livinglifeupsidedown (Kelli Davis, who, as a thank you for sharing her story, will receive a suite of gear from our new Fall Collection, plus a gift for @marlakasilag who tagged Kelli, and @pauladhy and @lizlovelaugh, who she tagged next.):
My yoga... I was searching for the perfect words...there is no such thing in yoga. My yoga is not perfect but it doesn't have to be. Yoga to me is love, kindness, non-judgemental, happiness, authentically caring, and learning to let.it.goooo. Let all the shit go. For me personally, I love the strength that come with the asana (pose) practice part. I wouldn't be on this yoga journey if I didn't step into that one yoga class that taught me my first arm balance. My yoga is changing. I am learning to breathe, to be still, to love, to meditate, all these wonderful things beyond the asana and it's pretty freaking amazing.
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My yoga is tuning into the eternal rhythms of life that move my breath, my body, the seasons, the planets, the universe. It's showing up on my mat to release the fears and inadequacies that hold me back from showing up in my daily life with love in my heart and light in my eyes. It's being broken open over and over and over again and accepting with grace what I find in those broken places. It's learning that physical and emotional strength and flexibility cannot be separated and that the deeper I move into the asanas, the deeper I move into myself, and the deeper I move into myself the deeper i move into love. And I think at the core of it all that's my yoga; the practice of love, and the realization that in the end that's all there is. We dance with the light and we dance with the dark and in the end it all just goes back to love.
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For me yoga is not a pose, it's a journey with my body, it's not a perfect asana, it's the daily lesson of learning how to read, listen and understand my mind, my thoughts, my emotions, my balance in the physical, and the subtle energy of my soul... It means accepting the gift I receive in my mat, accepting what happens inside myself and specially accepting what goes on the outside.. Yoga means patience, energy, quietness and abstraction, it means concentration and focus, it means I can control my mental screen, what goes in and what I need to remove, it means let go, it means inhale and exhale, it means a smile and a mouth shut, it means being humble, it means health in my mind, my body and my soul .. It means so much in the mat and way too much out of the mat.
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Yoga to me is gratitude. Its the practice of kindess, patience, love, compassion, and understanding. It is the candle that lights up the darkness within me. It is a service to be better toward myself and toward others. It is the mouse that clicks the close button on all the tabs I have open in my brain. I used to be lost and incredibly insecure till I started my practice. I was afraid to be vulnerable and now I am no longer afraid to be broken open. Yoga for me is choosing love over fear and knowing to trust myself and my abilities. I am incredibly grateful I found my practice and my passion.
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My favorite practices take place at home, moving my body wherever it wants to go, stopping to appreciate the love around me. And my yoga is letting go of perfection, not freaking out if my arm looks fat or my back isn't straight or my hair is messy. It's being in the moment, feeling what I feel and rolling with whatever comes up.
@cherylmyoga (Cheryl Maslar)
Yoga helps to keep me grounded and focused. Yoga challenges me to keep growing both on and off of the mat. Yoga helps me to not be so hard on myself and to realize that I am a work in progress. Yoga makes me feel strong, calm, playful, balanced and humble ( among many other things). Yoga gives me the opportunity to help others.
@yogi_in_the_pines (Hilary Andrews)
#thisismyyoga | 6 months ago I was struggling to figure out who I was and what I really wanted out of life. I was facing big decisions without any hope or confidence in myself. I knew I had to change something. I had always wanted to try yoga but never could find the time. I stumbled across a documentary on Netflix called "Yoga Is" and started following the beautiful @laurasykora and @kathrynbudig on IG and realized I needed to MAKE the time. So for a month I took a beginners foundation course at @hotasana in Southern Pines, NC and began my awakening. Yoga is more to me than flexibility and burning calories (although I love those things too). It's about surrender. My yoga is accepting my flaws, accepting the things I can't control, and finding peace with it. My yoga is for my daughter: building MY confidence and self-love so that SHE grows up to love herself for everything she is. My yoga has brought me strength, courage, and, most importantly, my path. I am so grateful and happy I have found an amazing community to share my passion with!
@michmcm (Michelle McManus)
Turning frowns upside down since the beginning of time. I always remember this moment when life gets cray and things get wack.
@sarahtvrussell (Sarah TV Russell)
Sharing the passion for outdoor adventure and instilling the urge in my daughter to #strikeapose anywhere #thisismyyoga
@jmeltz (Jessica Meltzer)
Yoga is my home away from home. Brings me the comfort and calmness that little else can. I'm a (may-juh) work in progress, but aren't we all?
Join us! Share your real yoga on Instagram or Twitter with tag #ThisIsMyYoga. Show your community what your practice is really about, and tag another person to share theirs and keep the conversation going.
We'll continue to select one yogi every week to receive a suite of Manduka gear from the new Fall Collection, plus gifts for the yogi who tagged them and the yogi they tagged next.
Practice on,
September 22nd, 2014
#Thisismyyoga – A Look At Week 1
It's time to talk – and the conversation has begun. All week you've been sharing what YOUR yoga really means. You cracked the surface, dug in, reflected and connected to something amazing.
This is what happens when we peel back the layers and put our practice into practice. Thousands of us came together to bring #ThisIsMyYoga to life. When we break through the noise that distracts us from what really matters, on and off the mat, this is what it looks like…
Marissa, @learningtobalance
"This is where I come to clear the chaos in my mind. This is where I find my patience as a mother when it just isn't coming naturally. This is where I come to laugh at myself, honor my body, lay down emotion, and shed my tears. It is here that I accept the things I cannot change. This is where I have learned and continue to learn to speak less, listen more, and consider other viewpoints. This is where I learn to breathe. This is where I find my strength AND my weaknesses, and try to find balance between them. This is where I have learned to look at myself in the mirror and feel happiness. This is the coal to my fire. I am a trailblazer in the heavy brush that is life. This may not be a traditional path, or practice, but it is my own. Therefore, this is perfect. This is my yoga."
Melanie, @melzors
"For me, yoga isn't just a way to see what the body is physically capable of doing on the mat. It's also about taking what I've learned mentally through practice and applying it to everyday life. The heart feels more full yet open, the mind is more aware and accepting and the feelings of gratitude and love are constantly overflowing both to and from others."
DJ Townsel (from the NFL!), @dade2shelby
"Yoga is a way to tap into a spiritual, physical, and mental deposit that I didn't think was accessible when playing football or weightlifting. Yoga allows me to unify my mind, body, and soul. Mentally focusing on becoming a better person, physically focusing on becoming a moving work of art, and spiritually focusing on becoming a contagious inspirational force of energy that can positively impact the lives of others. A feat that I just knew wasn't possible 2 years ago, I have proven myself and others wrong by breaking the so-called "limitations" of what a man with my background, race, and physical stature is capable of. Yes, a black man from the hood that plays football and lifts weights daily is capable of being a force of spiritual energy that can twist and bend his body with the best of them. It is possible for me, and YES, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR YOU! Just believe in yourself. The body achieves what the mind believes!!!!"
Dee, @deedoby
"Love isn't something you do, it is something you are. Because love is a way of being. It is a way of showing up in each and every moment of your life, present and grateful for being apart of something much bigger than yourself. When you are love, you attract love."
Nicole, @nsteward_yoga
"I was trying to think of a fancy inversion pose to post, but when I really think about what yoga means to me, it's not a fancy asana. I came to yoga as a way of quieting the vicarious trauma of my work as a social worker & rape crisis counselor. Being on the mat and focusing on my breath allowed my body & brain to heal. The more I moved physically on my mat, the more I learned about myself and how we can transform trauma into energy for the fight against injustice and oppression. This led me to yoga teacher training which has led me back, full circle, to trauma work. Yoga is healing. Yoga is empowerment. Yoga is a radical way of making us whole again; quieting the outside world so we can dive inward, making space for us to connect with our true selves and our community. While I love me a fancy inversion pose, my yoga spans beyond the mat, into the real world to help heal others."
Jesse Roberts @jesseroberts108
"Did you know about 40% of our Navajo Indians on the reservation live without tap or toilet in their homes? The water they do have easy access to is loaded with Uranium. You don't just ignore things to make them go away, you help make people's lives better. I am helping bring easy access to clean water to our Native American Indians. #thisismyyoga @mandukayoga @digdeepwater"
Jessica Biel, @jessicabiel
"To me Yoga means finding balance between taking yourself seriously and not seriously at all!"
Judy Greer, @missjudygreer
"#thisismyyoga hanging with this beast makes me so calm, happy and relaxed. Even when he farts."
Christy Turlington, @cturlington
"I love asanas & mudras like the ones in this photo by #irvingpenn for #Vogue but to me yoga is about so much more than the physical. Yoga is union with all things, Self, All Other Beings and Nature."
Laura Sykora @laurasykora
"At first yoga was strictly a physical practice or "way to exercise" for me... Also, I'd be lying if I didn't say, it was a way to learn some really cool stuff. As I've moved forward in my yoga practice off the mat, it has also given me strength and confidence that I never knew existed within me. I've developed FAITH in myself where there once was not a lot. Yoga has taken me out of my comfort zone and has molded me into the person I am today... A better person, wife, mother, friend, teacher... It has taught me to let go of a lot of bull that I've held onto over these years. It has taught me to BE ME... And to BE ME PROUDLY! Yoga makes me feel like a super hero everyday... One who can tackle anything in life and come out on top with a smile. #ThisIsMYYoga"
Jessica Glines, @jessicaglinesyoga
"25 years ago today, my sister passed away in an auto-bike accident. The following spring, the middle school we attended planted this tree in her honor. Thanks to a daily yoga and meditation practice this past year, I re-opened parts of my heart that had been closed since that day. I uncovered anger, sadness and grief that had been hidden in those dark corners of my heart. I realized that I had spent most of my life living in a state of fear. It hurt like hell to open my heart and I've felt the physical pain of scar tissue receiving breaths fresh air. I've shed more tears on my mat than I can count. Clearing out those cobwebs made space... I have felt more love and joy than I can remember. I am grateful. For healing. For love. For joy. For my heart. My dear friends, be grateful for your heart. Honor every single emotion you feel. Each one has its purpose."
Rocky Heron, @yogawithrocky
"#thisismyyoga: THE WILLINGNESS TO MAKE THAT WHICH SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE, POSSIBLE... AND HELP OTHERS TO DO THE SAME. This dear woman attended my presentation at the a Mega Event in Japan and seemed in complete disbelief of her ability to practice handstand when I presented the possibility. I came down into the crowd to show her it was possible, and the joy she experienced and the celebration that ensued amongst her community of fellow participants was incredible to witness. This truly is my yoga. I have also dreamed of traveling the world for some time now and finding ways to share and connect with cultures outside of my own, but this too has seemed somewhat impossible without knowing just where to begin and even if I was capable. This year has shown me that this dream is a possibility and that I do have what it takes to be of value to people around the world, and that despite language and cultural differences, the gift of yoga is one that can impact and benefit everyone."
Bogie T. Bulldog @bogiethebulldog
"@ninitta walked in on me mid #downdog and was like, 'what are you doing?' And I was like, 'dude, Mom, #thisismyyoga.'"
Camacha, @camacha_rees
"#thisismyyoga …When I arrived in Saratoga, the first thing that I did was walk into a yoga studio and it quickly became my temple. I started to breathe my way through my constant anxiety; I started to strengthen parts of my body that had become weak over the years; repair my organs. I started to clear the constant chatter in my head and I started to feel like a whole person again. The practice, the philosophy, and the gift of yoga slowly started to take over my life as I started to replace all my bad habits and negative thinking patterns with new, healthy ones. I started to enjoy taking care of myself and my relationships with others strengthened."
Michelle, @_nahaga_
"Yoga is healing. Through difficult situations I have been able to maintain balance around the center of the emotional spectrum instead of dropping into the extremes because of yoga. By incorporating the practice into my life through asana, breath work, meditation and the idea that yogic principles can be weaved into all aspects of my life, on and off the mat, my head, heart and soul have healed. With asana I find stability, strength and grace that I do not find elsewhere in my life. With pranayama and meditation I find balance, energy and peace that I can incorporate into all aspects of my life. In taking my practice off the mat I find connectedness, love, patience and compassion that have changed me in ways that I never imagined. #thisismyyoga @mandukayoga Thank you, Heidi, for asking me to participate @heidiyogi. Kellie, please share your yoga @doodledog."
Elizabeth, @twingirlsyoga
Lauren, @blueyedyogi
"#thisismyyoga – a fun way to work out. "
(and IN, we always say!)
Mchelle, we were so moved by your story that we'd love to gift you with a suite of Manduka gear, as well as send gifts over to Heidi, who tagged you and Kellie, who you tagged next.
Join us! Share your real yoga on Instagram or Twitter with tag #ThisIsMyYoga. Show your community what your practice is really about, and tag one other person to share theirs and keep it going. Let's open our awareness together and dust off those values we may have forgotten beneath all the tangible and intangible Stuff.
As a thank you for taking this conversation forward, we'll continue to select one yogi every week to receive a suite of Manduka gear from the new Fall Collection, plus gifts for the yogi who tagged them and the yogi they tagged next. Read more about #thisismyyoga on our last blog.
You can follow the #ThisIsMyYoga thread on our Instagram. Feel free to tag us at @mandukayoga when you share – we're looking forward to joining you for another week of reflection. Let's get back to the root, together.
With love,
September 14th, 2014
It'S Time To Talk. #Thisismyyoga
It's time to talk.
Something has been brewing inside many of us for a while. We know you feel it, and so do we. Consider this: if an alien visited Earth to report back on what yoga is, what would they say?
That it's moving your body around on a rubbery rectangle until you get sweaty? Or balancing on your forearms with your legs behind your head, going to sleep, rolling over and wiggling your toes? Maybe yoga is a heated discussion about stretchy pants and selfies and green juice.
Is this really what we want to stand for as a global yoga community or is this all we want the world to think yoga is?
It's time to reflect and connect. What is your yoga? Is it peace under pressure or gratitude over grievances? Is it watching your baby grow up or choosing to love what you see in the mirror? Let's talk about what yoga is – to all of us.
Share your real yoga on Instagram or Twitter with tag #ThisIsMyYoga. Show your community what your practice is really about, and tag one other person to share theirs and keep it going. Let's see what it looks like when we stretch into our hearts more than our hamstrings.
As a thank you for taking this conversation forward, we'll select one yogi every week to receive a suite of Manduka gear from the new Fall Collection, plus gifts for the yogi who tagged them and the yogi they tagged next. All of the season's new gear is inspired by this very desire to reflect & connect as a global yoga community. The metallic mats that reflect light, the performance towels that grip to what matters, the bags that carry our practice into the world. They all came from this idea of putting our practice into practice.
You can follow the #ThisIsMyYoga thread with Manduka Ambassadors on our Instagram. Feel free to tag us at @mandukayoga when you share – we're excited to witness what happens next.
August 25th, 2014
#Liveon Photo Contest With Yellow 108
We partnered with Yellow 108 and asked you to make your last moments of Summer memorable and share them with us. We received so many inspiring photos, but we had to choose only one to win a LiveON Mat, LiveON Sandals, yogitoes towel from Manduka and Yellow 108 Sunglasses, Scarf and Fedora (all from reclaimed materials, made in the USA). Congratulations to our winner, @adamkingman!
June 15th, 2014
Kellar Primary School
Manduka donated mats to kindergarten teacher Angie Swearigan who seeks to dissolve stigmas and merge her passions for yoga and children. In her 12 years teaching, she has never found a better way to engage students than with the practice of yoga. They practice in the lunch line, at recess, at home, or wherever they have a chance. This next generation of yogis are continuing to are teaching their family and friends yoga poses and relaxation techniques. These small children are inspiring!
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Registros Parroquiales de la Iglesia Católica en el Estado de Baja California y en el Estado de Baja California Sur, México.
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This collection covers church records from parishes in Baja California and Baja California Sur for the years 1750 to 1984. The records are in Spanish. Separate books were kept for baptisms, confirmations, marriage information documents, marriages, and deaths. However, in smaller areas, all records may be recorded on one register. In larger parishes a separate book was usually maintained for confirmations, while in smaller parishes the confirmations may have been included with the baptisms. Similarly, marriage information documents may have been included with marriages. In larger parishes, most of the marriage banns (informaciones matrimoniales) may be registered separately. In smaller parishes, these records were included in the marriage entry. In smaller parishes, the confirmations may have been included with the baptisms or even with marriages. In larger parishes, a separate book of confirmations was usually maintained.
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Thank you for givning your members the opportunity to learn about this film, and hopefully the informaiton contained in the film will result in every day changes in the use of products, and a desire to see more research on the health effects of aluminum. Hopefully these changes will have beneficial effects on health and the environment which is our goal.
In Brazil, it appears as if the processing plants and red mud lakes are closer to sea level, making what you have described more problematic. In Jamaica, the mud lakes are high in the mountains, but the concern is heavy rains which could cause flooding into the nearby rivers, and dust during hte dry season.
Hopefully now that the film has highlighted the potential for this to further exacerbate the health problems of these poor people, this will not take place.
Yes – but the vaccine industry is protected from liability for health problems and injuries caused by vaccines. They have mandated profits with no liability, so there is no incentive for them to spend money to find safer substitutes. Some believe that the pharmaceutical industry is benefitting from the rise in chronic illness and disability, because instead of self limiting illness such as measles and chicken pox, people are experiencing chronic condition that require daily use medications.
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NVIC.org has a chart which lists all vaccines given at each well child visit at the pediatrician and it can be accessed here:http://www.nvic.org/Ask-Eight-Questions.aspx
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you can read more about aluminum in vaccines at http://www.askdrsears.com/topics/vaccines/vaccine-faqs
Also , I was involved in providing the seed funding for another great film called "The Greater Good" which discusses vaccines and their ingredients, and the lack of good quality studies to support the current CDC recommended vaccine schedule. The film website has a science library which can be accessed for free at http://www.greatergoodmovie.org/TGG/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/RESEARCH10-8LJM.pdf
Yes, aluminum from red mud is leaching into the groundwater, contaminating residential areas during floods as pictured in the film in Hungary and the communities surrounding the Brazilian plant, and blows in the air when the water dries up and forms dust clouds. This is particularly problematic in areas in Jamaica during the dry season. I just toured Jamaica and drove by 5 large red mud lakes and some of them are perilously close to major rivers. Political leaders are aware of the health effects suffered by members of the community, but have not had the hard scientific evidence or political will to enact stricter environmental controls.
Several very excellent presentations can be found on http://www.vaccinesafetyconference.com by experts in neuroscience, biochemistry and autoimmunity. The 9th International Congress on Autoimmunity will be held in March 2014 and will feature a full day of scientific presentation by leading scientific experts on aluminum adjuvants and the links to many chronic illneses, especially autism and autoimmune diseases
Aluminum is used as an adjuvant in vaccines to stimulate an immune response, becasue it was found that inactivated or weakened viruses do not produce an immune response on their own. The aluminum was added during a trial and error process to look for something that would cause an immune reaction, and along the way, the antibodies that are produced in response to the aluminum, recognize and react to the weakened antigens in the vaccine. The aluminum has a long half life, and the inflammatory response is chronic, leading to chronic illness and disability.
Aluminum producers will likely try to continue to find ways to dispose of this toxic byproduct, and I hope they will act responsibly and not add further toxicity to those who are already being harmed by aluminum by not exposing them further.
Yes – we are in the process of building a website where information can be found regarding the sources of aluminum in every day products, new research, articles by experts and more. Another website to visit is Skin Deep which is funded by Environmental Working Group http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/. This ite evaluates products for toxic ingredients, and you can search for aluminum in the products you use and find safe choices
The range of conditions which aluminum is now being found to contribute ranges from those affecting the very young, such as autism, ADD/ADHD, allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, eczema, diabetes, obesity, asthma – and as we age, cognitive disorders such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's ALS, MS, autoimmune diseases and many other conditions. This one toxin has the potential to be linked to all of these and many other conditions.
Thank you for appreciating their stories and understanding the relevance to the many serious conditions facing children and adults as the level of aluminum exposure increases. This is a very serious problem that can only be addressed through educating the public about aluminum's harmful health effects, and finding solutions to the environmental issues regarding the mining and processing.
Bert Ehgartner was the film maker and I unfortunately don't know how he met the subjects. My role has been as a supporter and funder of the the scientists who have appeared in the film.
The form that chelates aluminum must be silicic acid, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicic_acid
Unfortunately I don't have any information on induction cooking.
According to Dr. Christopher Exley, the worlds leading researcher on aluminum and the author of the chelation study, only silicic acid will remove aluminum, and is found in volcanic spring waters that surfaces through silicon rich soil.
There was a recent meeting of 200 scientists who are studying the properties and health effects of aluminum, and here is a book of abstracts from the meeting. Some of the relevant animal and human studies begin on about page 54 : http://www.keele.ac.uk/media/keeleuniversity/group/bioinorganicchem/keelemeetings/Abstract%20book.pdf
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Do you think your work place should support healthy eating?
- 8Jan 17 by brian, ADN AdminWhat vending machines do you have at work? Are the products healthy or junk food? I've seen some places with coffee vending machines - these taste HORRIBLE! Yuck. We are in the health business ... I often wonder why not offer ONLY healthy foods? What do you think?
- 14Jan 17 by SoldierNurse22, BSN, RN, EMT-BSorry, brian.... I love my Cheetos.
Viva la vending machine!
- 6Jan 17 by Wrench PartyOf course. Nothing makes me nuttier than when I go downstairs during lunch, and see nothing but pizza and fries available for workers and families. Our hospital system has implemented a lot of healthier options, but they seem to be available only during select times.
Good luck if you're on night shift; I have no idea what y'all eat if you don't bring your own lunch.
- 2Jan 17 by iluvgusgusThey should stop offering fried chicken on the inpatient menu!
- 10Jan 18 by LithEruielI think there should be healthy options, but I wouldn't support ONLY healthy foods. Sometimes I need a Pepsi or a candy bar on a bad day...patients need a treat sometimes too...especially in rehab where I work - they're working it off! Also, all some patients will eat is junk food and if they're very elderly, dying, etc. who cares, let them eat it...I'd rather them just eat ice cream than eat nothing at all.
I think hospitals could be more supportive of healthy eating by actually giving their staff time to eat. I work 12 hour shifts and I get up at 5 am...I often don't get to go to lunch until 1:30 or 2, so by then I'm starving. No time for a dinner break and I don't get home until 8:30 starving again and I have to eat and go to bed so I can do it again the next day. That's really unhealthy. If we had appropriate nurse to patient ratios and workloads maybe we'd get to eat like normal people.
- 5Jan 18 by Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN GuideWe don't have vending machines for coffee/tea/hot chocolate thank goodness! Just snack food - well, chips, candy bars, etc. But we do have a pretty good cafeteria that has a healthy salad bar every day. It closes at 6 p.m. though.
Night shift folks - man do they eat! They have a barbeque set up outside the ER and the doc and staff bbq about once a week. Everyone brings in food - like a pot luck - almost every night. Or they have Taco Night or Pizza Night.
Day shift? Not so lucky.
It is really up to each of us to eat healthier.
- 3Jan 18 by fibaI feel that eating healthy should be the choice of the individual.
It is kind of funny that there are vending machines in a hospital setting, last time I remember in my area
the healthier foods are more expensive than the junk food
- 1Jan 18 by Elle23I knew of a hospital once that had its very own McDonald's. Go figure.
(It has since been removed and replaced by healthier fare, but for a long time it was one of the busiest McDonald's in the country!)
- 2Jan 18 by SwansonRNOur hospital recently changed the inpatient menu to offer only healthier items aka no more fried chicken. I have consoled many patients over this loss! The cafeteria still sells some junk food, but the chips are baked now and we have granola bars instead of cookies. I don't care either way, but in theory you'd think we should practice what we preach.


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Just out of interest is anyone using local profiles with Folder Redirection ?
mandatory/roaming with folder redirection here...
EDIT: my previous school used local profiles with folder redirection...
Yep I have used local profiles with redirection on a 2003 server before and the CC3 networks that I manage also do, how can I help?
Just interested really - I've been playing with them a bit and found them quite acceptable - may even leave them as is. I may [ if possible ] just move the teachers to Roaming and leave the students as Local....Quote:
Yep I have used local profiles with redirection on a 2003 server before and the CC3 networks that I manage also do, how can I help?
We used to do this - but the students got wise to the fact that pulling the network cable out during the login process gave them more access than they should have had. - On super mandatories now - and its much better.
We are using super mandatory profiles with redirection for the students and local profiles with redirection for the teachers. Much quicker than our old method of everyone using redirected profiles.
At our school we have a script to check if certain network drives have been mapped and if not assume the pupil has unplugged the cable, gives them a scary dialogue message and then shuts down the machine... Infact i think the original script was found on this site somewhere...
i set this up earlier this year as a test and due to the benefits rolled it out site wide on the circ domian. Before this migration we did a have a network management application running,
We redirect the start menu and my docs.
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1 i wanted to save the school having to pay for third party software
2 i needed more of a challenge
3 if windows provided the ability to lock down the machines & the web provided resources to automate tasks then why use it.
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I made a 5 gallon batch of trappist ale. OG 1.100, and its still fermenting after almost 2 weeks. Is this normal, or should I be concerned about contamination?
Depends on the current gravity, fermentation temperature, and yeast being used.
It's common for a Belgian strain to be able to ferment to 80%+ attenuation, especially if large amounts of sugar were used. And fermentation can be slow if temps are in the middle to low end of the yeasts range.
But, this begs the question, what is YOUR indicator of fermentation? Still seing bubbles in teh airlock? Krauesen? Or is the gravity actually still dropping lower and lower each day?
Only the last one is the real indicator. The rest could be off gassing or lots pf pesky proteins.
Are you really saying your airlock is bubbling, or have you taken a gravity reading? Visual cues can be deceiving. I have a wit beer that I pitched yeast over two weeks ago, that STILL has a 2" krausen on it. But on Saturday I took a grav reading and it had reached terminal gravity.
The only way to truly know what is going on in your fermenter is with your hydrometer. Like I said here in my blog, which I encourage you to read, Think evaluation before action you sure as HELL wouldn't want a doctor to start cutting on you unless he used the proper diagnostic instuments like x-rays first, right? You wouldn't want him to just take a look in your eyes briefly and say "I'm cutting into your chest first thing in the morning." You would want them to use the right diagnostic tools before the slice and dice, right? You'd cry malpractice, I would hope, if they didn't say they were sending you for an MRI and other things before going in....
Thinking about "doing anything" without taking a hydrometer reading is tantamount to the doctor deciding to cut you open without running any diagnostic tests....Taking one look at you and saying, "Yeah I'm going in." You would really want the doctor to use all means to properly diagnose what's going on. It's exactly the same thing when you try to go by visual "cues" alone.
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Jem finds Dill hiding under the bed.
In chapter 14 when Scout and Jem are sent to bed early for fighting, Scout goes in to her room and steps on something "warm, resilient, and rather smooth" (Lee, chapter 14). Scout assumes that it is a snake and calls Jem to help her. He gets a broom and jabs the broom stick under the bed. After hearing grunts, Jem sees a dirty person run out from under the bed. He swings the broom and luckily misses because it is Dill.
Dill has run away from home because he feels mistreated and he also misses Scout and Jem.
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When Chevy introduced the Camaro concept at the 2007 Detroit auto show, it immediately set the automotive world abuzz. Hailed as the return of the muscle car, the Camaro was considered a success by many even before a single car had rolled off the line. Cutting-edge styling, nostalgic appeal and a starring role in the Hollywood blockbuster "Transformers" have made the Chevrolet Camaro one of the most anticipated cars of 2009. And now that the Camaro is on dealer lots, we learn that it wasn't all hype. In fact, Automobile Magazine writes, "After forty years of compromises and letdowns, it's nice to see a pony car that behaves the way that we've always thought one should."
In addition to its highly praised retro exterior design, the 2010 Camaro features a powerful 304 horsepower V6 engine and very competitive straight line performance. Like many muscle cars, however, its cabin is plagued by sub par materials and limited visibility. What's more, many of its rivals offer more backseat room. Still, taken as a whole, reviewers are happy with the return of the much-loved Camaro.
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While some competitors' base trims provide muscle-car looks without muscle-car power, the V6 Camaro has both. In terms of power and performance, it's arguably the best V6 muscle car on the market. Rivals, however, offer more engine choices that don't require shoppers to upgrade to top-of-the-line performance trims to match. If you're in the market for a V6 muscle car, buy the Camaro. For V8 power, test drive the Dodge Challenger R/T and Charger R/T, which feature HEMI engines that produce 372 horsepower and 368 horsepower, respectively. The 355-horsepower Pontiac G8 GT is also a worthwhile competitor to check out -- especially if you need a backseat that's roomy enough to fit adult passengers.
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