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BCSAP Featured Volunteer
Erica Wangler
has been volunteering at the Center for about one year.
has been married to Al Wangler for 41 years. They have two sons, Kevin and Aaron, and she has two grandchildren.
Erica participates in Bunco and pinochle and enjoys the music and special parties at the Center.
She says she "LOVES the SENIOR CENTER"
Erica has such great energy! We are very fortunate to have her as a volunteer.
THANK YOU, ERICA! Keep up the GREAT WORK!
The Bismarck Senior Center has a variety of volunteer opportunities available. These opportunities include:
All volunteers are coordinated through RSVP+ Central ND. RSVP+ Central ND is made up of volunteers serving seven North Dakota counties: Burleigh, Morton, Mercer, Grant, Emmons, Oliver, and Sioux. Over 1,100 volunteers give their time at nearly 200 host station locations. For more information, please contact RSVP+ Central ND at 701.258.5449, or the Bismarck Senior Center at 701.255.4648, or visit www.rsvpnorthdakota.org.
This distinguished service award is presented annually for outstanding support and volunteerism at the Bismarck Senior Center.
Recipients of the "Ma" Werner Distinguished Service Award:
2013: Della Koski
2012: Peggy Holsti
2011: Ed Simek
2010: Martha Mayer
2009: Juel & Florence Skytland
2008: Delores Jacober
2007: Katherine Heinert
2006: Eldon Herman
2005: Leo Roehrich
2004: Catherine Schwahn
2003: Arlene Bahmiller
2002: Margaret Botnen
2001: Lydia Dieber
2000: Philipina Hagel
1999: Mildred Schell
1998: Evelyn Larson
1997: Minnie Stein
1996: Mary Ehrmantraut
1995: Irma L. Johnson
1994: Elizabeth M. Graves
1993: Vera Jorgenson
1992: Margaret Baumgartner
1991: John Wyciskala
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Secret Service: Men recruited to set up ATM skimmers in Greenville
Updated On: Jun 05 2014 08:45:36 PM EDT
Two Romanian men who came to Greenville from Miami say they were recruited to set up devices at bank ATMs that steal card information from anyone who uses the machines.
On Sunday, the U.S. Secret Service Office in Greenville got a request from the Duncan police department to assist in an ongoing investigation into devices being used to "skim" user information from ATMs. The request included a "be on the lookout" for two men suspected in a theft in Spartanburg County.
A release from the Secret Service said police officers spotted the suspects' vehicle, and pulled it over. The officers said that during the traffic stop, they saw the passenger door of the vehicle open, and an object was throw out.
The officers said they found the ATM skimming device where it had been thrown by passenger Ionut Velcu. Officers took Velcu, and the driver, Marian Serdaru, into custody.
Investigators retrieved other equipment from the car that is used to skim ATM information.
Secret Service agents said that when questioned with the aid of a Romanian interpreter, Serdaru admitted to arriving in Greenville on May 31, and meeting a man, who is also from Miami, named Robert. He said Robert paid them to put cameras and credit card skimmers at bank ATMs in Spartanburg and Greenville. Serdaru said that Robert gave them a GPS that was preloaded with the locations of several banks where they were to set up the skimming devices and cameras.
Serdaru said they were instructed to set up the skimmers, and then go back in eight hours to retrieve the machines with the saved information. He said he and Velcu had mounted a device at a SunTrust bank at an undisclosed location.
Serdaru and Velcu are facing charges of fraud-related activities in connection with access devices.
They were to make their first court appearance Thursday morning.
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Most of you are familiar
with nutritional typing
by now. Several months ago we adopted this tool for all of our new
patients as well as nearly all of our current patients.
Providing our patients
with the best diet has been the cornerstone of our approach to attaining
health ever since I first opened up the center's doors and
started seeing patients nearly two decades ago.
Many of our patients
have achieved quite impressive results, but there were many who
did not improve. These failures are what drove me to search for
new and even better ways to individualize the program.
The nutritional typing
Program has done just that. It has further individualized the program,
allowing us to radically improve our patients' results, and
I can't tell you how gratifying that is. It is quite the exception
now when a person does not have a nearly immediate and major improvement
in their symptoms.
Typing allows us to identify who should be a vegetarian and
who should consume a modified Atkins Diet. However, no matter what
nutritional type you are, nearly all people seem to benefit from avoiding
grains and sugars as my forthcoming book The No Grain Diet will
detail upon its release in April.
The results with rheumatoid
arthritis (RA) have been particularly impressive. I have seen a
number of people who were on my generalized diet improve quite dramatically
when we did their nutritional type and adjusted their eating plan
according to that determination.
Unfortunately, most people
who read this newsletter will only be able to read
the nutritional typing book and will not be able to personally
visit our office due to location and economic restrictions. The
patients in our office receive a far more comprehensive Metabolic
Typing analysis that allows us a more accurate assessment of their
The analysis is done
through a comprehensive questionnaire that is filled out online.
I have been so impressed with these results that I have committed
to providing this service online in the coming months so many people
will be able to have this analysis performed without having to travel
to Chicago.
If you have a serious
illness a visit to our office
would be far preferred as we are able to provide a more comprehensive
treatment strategy, especially for emotional issues.
However, if this isn't
practical for whatever reason you will have the Intermediate Metabolic
Typing analysis available online within the next several months.
Another tool that is
profoundly helpful is NST, which is a light massage technique developed
in Australia that activates the nervous system to balance out the
muscles and relieve pain.
If you are a health care
practitioner or massage therapist you should certainly consider
learning NST yourself. We are having an NST
training seminar in Chicago this spring so that interested parties
can learn this beneficial technique. If you are seeking NST treatments,
please check our NST referral list
for a location close to you.
Our chief NST therapist,
wrote the following about NST:
The originator of the
technique now systematized as NST was so astounded with the changes
in his clients that he was convinced it was a "Gift from God."
I have come to this same conclusion after seeing clients who were
experiencing physical pain receive significant to total pain reduction
with NST.
However, clients experiencing
RA symptoms often received only little to moderate improvement with
NST alone. I noticed that clients experiencing RA who received NST
along with antibiotic treatment, improved far more than with either
treatment alone, and that antibiotic treatment alone was more effective
at managing RA symptoms.
Since antibiotic treatment
decreases the amount of blood pathogens (parasites, toxins, etc.)
that can cause bodily pain, it seemed reasonable that the "source"
of pathogens needed to be discovered and eliminated in order to
significantly improve RA symptoms.
I have not come across
a single person who is experiencing RA without heavy metal poisoning
(a source of blood pathogens), and I am continuing to search for
an exception. I have successfully used a heavy metal elimination
treatment in combination with restoring structural integrity via
NST with a client experiencing RA.
At the one-month follow-up
visit, this client was aware of absolutely no RA symptoms, and improvement
has been stable at the 3- and 6-month follow-ups. I am continuing
to use this protocol for other clients, and results have been similar
thus far.
After using numerous
exceptional medical interventions, I found that only with NST were
such clear answers to symptom challenges made available. I believe
that creative clinical research combining NST with other effective
treatments may allow us to find complete and permanent solutions
for everyone suffering from diseases such as RA.
Finally, another worthwhile
book you may want to consider reading is Rheumatoid
Arthritis: The Infection Connection (Targeting and Treating the
Cause of Chronic Illness) by Katherine M. Poehlmann Ph.D, which
is one of the books included in my most highly "Recommended
Books" section.
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May is Lupus Awareness Month: Put On Purple for Lupus Awareness
Contact: Angelica Garza
Office: 210-651-9480 | Cell: 956-336-9388
SAN ANTONIO (May 1, 2014) - May is Lupus Awareness Month and The Lupus Foundation of America (LFA), Lone Star Chapter is encouraging the community to POP: Put on Purple for Lupus Awareness during the month of May and especially on Friday, May 16, 2014 for Lupus Awareness Day.
"Lupus Awareness programs like POP, are essential to our mission and help increase visibility in the areas in which we operate in, knowing the local chapter is available for lupus patients and caregivers is a vital component towards solving the cruel mystery, that is lupus," said, Tessie Holloway, President and CEO of the LFA, Lone Star Chapter.
Lupus is one of the cruelest, most mysterious diseases on earth – an unpredictable and misunderstood autoimmune disease that ravages different parts of the body. It is difficult to diagnose, hard to live with and a challenge to treat – in short, a cruel mystery.
Lupus is more pervasive and more severe than people think, and has an impact that the public doesn't realize. Help us solve the cruel mystery of lupus by raising public awareness of this unpredictable and misunderstood disease, and rallying support for those who suffer from its brutal impact.
How you can POP: Put on Purple for Lupus Awareness:
- Wear purple proudly on Friday, May 16 and tell people why!
- Ask you friends, family, coworkers and employer to Put On Purple on May 16 to help raise awareness of lupus and support those with the disease.
- Consider organizing office-wide or company-wide participation
- Take pictures of your participation and share them through various social media outlets
- Post photos using the hashtag #PutOnPurple and #LupusLoneStar
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Put On Purple Day is one of many Lupus Foundation of America, Lone Star Chapter's programs to raise awareness and understanding of lupus. The LFA, Lone Star Chapter hosts an array of events all aimed to raise awareness, provide no cost education and support to lupus patients and caregivers and help fund lupus research. Please visit www.lupuslonestar.org for more information and how you can become involved in our organization.
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Prairie Grasses of North America (page 2)
A model of prairie grass is made.
Prairies can be divided by the height of its grass: tall, medium, and short. The eastern part of the North American prairie got lots of rain, and the grasses were commonly more than 48 inches (120 cm) tall, with some being 60 to 84 inches (150 to 210 cm) tall. Farther west, there was less rainfall, so instead of the very tall grasses there were medium-height grasses from 24 to 48 inches (60 to 120 cm) tall. Still farther west, in areas that received even less rainfall, the grasses were 6 to 24 inches (15 to 30 cm) tall, with some being much shorter. The model shows how the height of prairie grasses varies, depending on the average rainfall.
More Fun With Grasses!
Discover how fast grass seeds grow. Do this by filling a shallow plastic container or small plastic saucer (one that goes under flowerpots) about three-fourths full with potting soil. Smooth the surface of the soil, then use a pencil to dig out trenches about 1⁄4 inch (0.63 cm) deep in the shape of your initial. Sprinkle grass seeds, such as rye grass, in the trenches. Cover the trenches with soil. Use a spray bottle to spray the surface of the soil with water. Moisten the soil, but do not make it dripping wet. Spray the surface of the soil every day or as often as necessary to keep it moist. When the seeds sprout, your garden will have grass growing in the shape of your initial.
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- Fredricks, Anthony D. Simple Nature Experiments with Everyday Materials. New York: Sterling Publishing Co., 1995. Facts, illustrations, and creative projects about soil and other nature topics.
- VanCleave, Janice. Ecology for Every Kid. New York: Wiley, 1996. Fun, simple ecology experiments, including information about grasslands.
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|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 10:42pm
Oopsie, forgot about changing LTP threads! Sorry about that!
Ruth, you're our March winner! Here's a blinky for a future day...
Now on to April! Let's chat it up! :D
|Sun, 04-14-2013 - 7:27pm
Sorry your visit didn't go well, hope the next one is much better. Enjoy your book!
|Sun, 04-14-2013 - 7:31pm
Okay, regular reply isn't working, so no paragraphs from me. Will try to condense what I wanted to write yesterday: Friday night I ended up finishing a miniseries I'd started weeks ago, then forgot about, tsk tsk. (Brad and I agreed to watch The Flight of the Phoenix together Sat night.) I also called my younger sister and chatted for a while, then did some knitting. We had a late start to our Saturday plans but got out before lunch to get Tim a backless booster seat. Along the way on a celebratory road trip, we ordered a cell phone for me. (Not in stock at the store, but they promised freebies and a discount for waiting till Monday's order. Along with the discount the provider is offering, it's going to be an inexpensive upgrade for me!) Then it was off to Dairy Queen for lunch and dessert. Ben was a bit testy once we got home, but he settled down and we had a quiet evening - probably just a bit tired with the busy day.
|Sun, 04-14-2013 - 7:36pm
Today we had a good church outing except for Ben insisting he needed different shoes to go out of the house. Brad promised him a trip for new ones after lunch - Tim had needed new ones and the only styles available had lights, so why not be fair and get Ben something similar if the selection worked out that way... He loves Spider-Man, so he now has light-up shoes with spiders on them! Brad's now working on rotisserie chicken supper and I should be getting to some writing eventually... I want to do it and yet I'm not motivated enough to start, tsk tsk. I could sort laundry and knit first... The things I'll do while avoiding what I should do. LOL
|Mon, 04-15-2013 - 3:15pm
Blech to the snowy, sleety and rainy weather! Karyn~Love the idea of a colorful throw to add that pop of color! ;) I am crocheting a baby girl blanket for a gift right now. I am crazy busy going through packing boxes...if you don't hear from me every few days send in the troops to find me. LOL!
|Mon, 04-15-2013 - 11:35pm
Prayers for all those at the Boston Marathon....for families and all those living in Boston...Such Tragedy....Such a sad day...
|Tue, 04-16-2013 - 12:08pm
I so agree Ruth. Prayers for the victims and our country.
My son and his wife are big marathon runners, she has run the Boston marathon, it's such a positive, healthy thing and the events are so upbeat, don't know how they will feel about running them now. :(
|Tue, 04-16-2013 - 5:38pm
Angie, I volunteer to be part of the search party. We can do tea as you take a break from the boxes. ;)
|Tue, 04-16-2013 - 5:43pm
I would never have imagined a marathon would be the site of a terrorist attack, so strange the reasoning of twisted minds who resort to bombing to send their odd messages. I pray that God's love is evident in the actions of those ministering to all involved, that wonderful things may result from the tragedy and many will draw near to the Father's heart.
|Tue, 04-16-2013 - 5:44pm
It would definitely make a person think twice. My younger sister runs half-marathons and I suppose that a higher level of security at these events may become the norm as a result of Boston's heartbreak.
|Tue, 04-16-2013 - 5:48pm
My new phone arrived yesterday and I was distracted all afternoon, baking and making supper but taking longer because I wanted to customise and test. In the evening, my mind went blank as to the direction I was going to take with my current writing project, so I knitted until I was close to the end of the ball of yarn, then played with the phone a little more. ;)


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Actually the LMI Air Hammer makes about 10 RWHP & TQ over the stock box..
Its reducing tube design actually creates faster & higher flow into the throttle body.
Proven to out flow other intakes, even the Frankentake IV which uses a 4" tube all the way.
I noticed once I installed the LMI Air Hammer that my car seems to pull harder at increased throttle, and overall, seems less restrictive, than the stock air box.. It definitely feels more responsive, "free-er", smoother, if that makes any sense..
What is the difference between charger intake tube and challenger intake tube? I have heard this a few times before. Is it a noise dampening filter in the inlet tube? Is this on all challengers including the 2011+ SRT 392's? I would like to delete this also, if in fact it is on the newer SRT's.
I also went with the AFE pro dry filter and left the stock CAI in. Not a believer in open air intakes inside a hot engine compartment. The legmaker and other types like it would make the most sense if anyone wanted to do a CAI. The stock box is sealed and draws ambient air from the outside of the engine bay that's good enough for me, IMO a high flow panel filter is the way to go and that might even be a waste if they are already using high flow filters right from the factory. I'm a little sour on aftermarket open CAI after putting one on my 2011 5.0, really didn't do anything.
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OK, so from what I've read (with respect to the shorter tubes), it seems that there are some tq/hp gains that are realized in the upper RPM ranges, with a sacrifice to some throttle off the line and in the lower RPM range resulting from the initial pull of higher temp air from the shorter intakes.
It seems these gains (and losses) are mostly from a less restrictive filter, and a higher air flow rate through the intake tube, which aftermarket systems seem to have over the stock.
I'm curious if this increase in flow rate is just a result of the nature of the shorter tubing, meaning that it is easier to pull the air through the shorter distance from the engine compartment rather than draw it from the length of the full cold air tube beginning under the fender.
With this logic (and I'm aware that I could be completely mistaken), it seems that an intake design similar to the Volant, which has a shorter pipe, a high-flow filter and a (mostly) closed airbox that draws from below the front fender as well as through the grill (the airbox has an opening at the front) would be the best of both worlds.
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Fri, 24 October 2014
Don Mazzella noted author, publisher and small business expert tells how the Americans with Disabilities Act has become nothing more than a feeding frenzy for rapacious trial lawyers. They prey upon small businesses who haven't fully complied with the minutiae of the complicated statute. Now H&R Block has settled a case where they've agreed to make their ecommerce website handicap accessible. This may potentially open up whole new vistas for parasitic lawyers looking for ever greener pastures. There's hundreds of millions of websites that are not compliant that could be open to litigation. While the original statute was well intentioned, it is often said, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions. And on that road there will be a toll plaza manned by democrats!"
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Fri, 24 October 2014
John Sullivan directed America: Imagine the World Without Her and 2016: Obama's America. He's a bit of a rarity, a conservative living and working in Hollywood. He's also considers himself more of a libertarian than a conservative. He directed these films out of concern for the direction the country is headed in. As John said, the US is in decline and no one seems determined to do anything about it. Is it too late?
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Thu, 23 October 2014
James Hirsen is as disgusted as we are. Hollywood is never one to let a commercial opportunity go to waste. The potential Ebola pandemic has yet to be contained and Hollywood is already talking about Ebola the TV series. They're always about setting new lows in taste and class. And they never disappoint. We also talked a little bit about Piers Morgan and his failure to take responsibility for his CNN show's failure. But liberals never do take responsibility for anything, do they?
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Thu, 23 October 2014
Joe Messina of theRealSide.com joined us today. He can't get over New York City's Welfare Homeless Storage crisis. $15 million per year blown on the storing the homeless population's stuff. And the way the Ebola crisis is being handled, simply defies credulity. And an amazing thing happened in New York, no we're not talking about a tree growing in Brooklyn, we're talking about a teacher being fired in Manhattan. Oh the humanity!
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Thu, 23 October 2014
Woody O'Brien, gentlemen farmer out of West Virginia stopped by today. He had the extreme misfortune to visit our nation's crime capitol recently. Not surprisingly, the economy is booming and home prices are through the roof. It's easy when you produce nothing and steal the production of the rest of the country. Woody is concerned about the long term prospects for food production. The world's farmers are dying off and the young people don't seem interested. Resources are not being invested to insure the food will be there for the future extra billions of the world's inhabitants.
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Wed, 22 October 2014
New York City politicians are upset over the nearly $15 million spent yearly on storing the homeless's possessions in storage warehouses around the City. It's an outrage that's been going on for too long. But when you're living in a socialist utopia such things are to be expected, right?
Camden New Jersey is doing much better since it fired its police force and the county started a new force from scratch. Murders are way down and response times have been cut from 60 minutes to 4.4 minutes. It's just proof that public unions can cost lives. The new force has 60 percent more officers, more technology and civilian staff for the same price tag. It's been unionized as well, but starting from a much lower base. Perhaps the governor needs to the same thing in Newark, Patterson, Passaic and other failing unsafe cities around the state. Maybe he could do it with the schools as well. Abolish city schools and start county schools. I think Christie is definitely on to something.
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Wed, 22 October 2014
Ben Brunson was CEO of a clinical testing facility for over a decade. Therefore, he's very familiar with the issues involved in disease transmission and in the steps required to prevent it. It's quite clear that the government is playing politics in not suspending flights to and from the countries where the Ebola outbreak is most serious. This is standard operating procedure and is one of the most effective measures that can be taken to stop the spread of the disease. In addition, the Army should set up a containment centers outside the country for screening those who might be infected. Securing the borders wouldn't be a bad idea either. Assuming that the disease doesn't seriously mutate, following these steps could keep the disease manageable. The biggest problem confronting the West is personal mobility/travel and the effect it has upon speading the disease around the world.
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Wed, 22 October 2014
Ned says, the Fed has been turning up the heat and the "investors" don't have a clue. They've tightened 8 times. There's no excess liquidity. The only thing keeping gold down is the phony dollar rally, which is really just a bear market is Euro and Yen currencies. The phony rally is now faltering and this should lead to a 2-3 year rally in PM and the rally should take off in a matter of weeks. Once Wall Street can invest directly in China forget about it. Could be billions per day. Only 3 investments could be worth anything, but they're China related and gold.
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Tue, 21 October 2014
Barry Stuppler has been in the precious metals business for over 50 years! When he talks about cycles, you know that he's lived them. Barry thinks that gold is getting ready for the next advance. And he's excited because spreads have narrowed on some French numistmatic coins to not much above that of regular bullion coins. Can you believe that the Silver to Gold ratio is 71.20 to 1? It hasn't been that high since 2009. Could it be a sign that Silver is going to make its long awaited move? Time to buy or wait and see?
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Tue, 21 October 2014
What a difference two weeks makes. When Danielle Park and I last spoke, Wall Street was partying like it was 1999. Now things are not so good. A 9 percent correction and you can feel the panic start to set in. Will it continue or is this just a normal correction? The problem is that nothing about this market is normal and there hasn't been a normal correction since the crash. Volatility is up and so is fear. Is this the start of a secular bear or is there still time for more fun and games? We'll know the answer soon.
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Tue, 21 October 2014
David Gurwitz has been with Charles Nenner Research for over a decade. During that time he's never given up his taste in music or his passion for basketball, which is a good thing because trading calls upon all these skills and more. Right now, Nenner's cycle based system has been flashing a buy signal in gold. Silver hasn't hit it yet, but a close above $17.50 should do the trick. Oil flashed a sell signal a while ago and the results have been self-evident, with $80 oil for all to see. But it will come back at some point, watch for a close above $85 and you'll know. To find out forecasts for bonds and the world's stock markets listen on.
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Tue, 21 October 2014
Jeff Bell is a Republican Insider who's been around a long time. A speech writer, strategist, consultant, author and candidate, he's seen it all. Now he's challenging New Jersey's Corey Booker for United States Senate. His main issue is adopting the Gold Standard to prevent further debasement of the Dollar and society; what a novel concept. He has our vote, although we stopped voting long ago. Listening to Jeff, you'd think he was a Libertarian, although he claims not to be. He's for small government and ending deficit spending and out of control government. We don't care what he calls himself, heck he could call himself a Democrat or a Communist, it really doesn't matter; his policies are what count and he's coming up aces with us.
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Mon, 20 October 2014
Would you believe that New York City is paying over $14 million per year to store the property of the homeless. It's paid over $200,000 since 2006 to store the items of Andrea Logan, a suspected hoarder. She's got 11 units that run the City $3500 per month in fees. The average homeless person costs the City nearly $1500 per month in storage costs. The world has truly gone nuts.
If you want to have a good laugh, take a look at the reviews of Andrew Cuomo's latest book, All Things Possible: Setbacks and Success in Politics and Life.
They're quite hysterical and are quaranteed to lift your spirits. Over 500 one start reviews will keep you in stitches and even the 5 star reviews are not exactly enamored with Cuomo's writing skills. The reviews are so bad they're actually starting to make news.
Also gold has hit Charles Nenner's buy signal and silver is almost there. Take it for what it's worth.
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Mon, 20 October 2014
John Rubino stopped by for our Monday discussion. IBM's disappointing earnings point to trouble on Wall Street. Perhaps it's time to buy back a few hundred million more shares. There's always a solutions for poor fundamentals, they've been doing it for years. Eventually the piper is going to have to be paid and it's not going to be a pretty site when the check comes due.
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Mon, 20 October 2014
Has "it" begun?
Signs everywhere…
-third Chinese "backdoor QE" announcement in two months Friday
-heightened chatter of increased BOJ stock purchases
-European stocks plunging despite QE having started. Major Western sovereigns (even France, which had its outlook downgraded to negative by S&P last week) plunging to all-time lows…but PIIGS stocks and bonds collapsing, led by Greece (Athens stock index down 30% since April, and Greek 10-year yields up 200 bps last week)
-EU manufacturing, industrial production, sentiment plummeting, led by Germany - clearly in continent-wide recession, and falling quickly
-U.S. retail sales, industrial production plummeting. NFLX, WMT major earnings announcments last week, and IBM earnings catastrophe today
-Aritcle - "need or want, demand is dying"
Last week's market carnage, PPT not withstanding, was horrific
-vast majority of stocks in bear markets
-volatility surged, at times overwhelming "manipulation organizations" like the PPT, Fed, and ESF
-dollar index not "strong" last week b/c down vs. Euro, but continued to wreak havoc by surging against peripheral currencies
-Article - "the single most bullish PM factor imaginable"
-biggest one-day percentage drop in Treasury history Wednesday morning, when 10-year plunged from 2.2% to 1.9% in an hour (en route to Japanese and German levels sub 1%, before hyperinflation inevitably destroys them)
-Article - "most damning proof yet of QE failure"
-commodities continue to crash, as well as all indicators of global trade
-Articles - "Commodity Crash! (but don't worry, gold and silver are not commodities), "Crashing Oil prices portend unspeakable horrors"
Fed desperate to maintain calm
-Six Fed governors hinted at "QE and/or ZIRP to Infinity" last week, including Vice Chairman S. Fischer
-"coincidentally," five are on the 2015 FOMC voting committee, while the two biggest "hawks" (Plosser and R. Fisher) will be departing
- crucial FOMC meeting 10/29, when QE supposedly ends, just six days before critical mid-term elections (with both Presidential and Congressional approval ratings at all-time lows)
- Article - "Manipulation, Jawboning, and Prayer"
- of course, this is all that matters
PM fundamentals never stronger, with record physical demand for both metals
-for silver specifically, best risk/reward in history
-demand in India, the U.S., and Canada on pace to match 2014's record levels
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Fri, 17 October 2014
Dan Freed of theStreet.com discusses how the big banks earn their profits. There's a number of areas besides bounced check fees and nickeling and diming you wherever they can. Business loans, M&A activity, stock buy loans, etc. Mortgage demand is down right now, but Uncle Sam is taking steps to remedy that situation now. But the big banks are always on the look out for new and creative ways to increase their bottom lines, and increase the potential for catastrophic losses.
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Fri, 17 October 2014
Craig Lack wrote the book on how to survive and thrive under Obamacare. As we get closer to the election, for now small business has been spared the full effects of the law. The net result will be paying more for less coverage. This means that it is up to every individual to take responsibility for their own health. That means making diet and lifestyle changes to minimize the chances of illness. If everyone in the country made these changes, there would be no health care crisis. Medical costs would drop by 80 percent!
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Fri, 17 October 2014
John Manfreda stopped by today for a discussion about precious metals and oil. He believes, as many do, that oil prices are deliberately being manipulated downward to injure Russia, Iran and Venezuela. For now, it appears to be working, but it's hurting the American Energy Sector too. How much longer can it go on for? Precious metals may have put in a bottom, we'll know shortly. Probably a good buying opportunity.
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Thu, 16 October 2014
Jake Shannon is a high-functioning polymath with successes across a broad domain of endeavors. He is currently a highly sought after comedy hypnotist, performing for corporate and private events. He is also interim Chief Financial Officer for Gatemaster Systems, a software company based in the Bay Area.
You'll enjoy his approach to getting ahead in life and finding your purpose and achieving it. Comments are always welcomed at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Thu, 16 October 2014
Aaron Clarey a/k/a Captain Capitalism just returned from his first trip to Europe. He was not overly impressed, for a number of reasons. He was happy to be back in the once free US of A. He's currently writing a book on ending black poverty in America. Interestingly, the fastest growing demographic to his podcast and blog is Hispanic and African-American. They understand that the welfare state promises nothing but a permanent state of dependency and failed dreams. Aaron on the other hand, helps people breakout of dependency and realize their dreams. Expect the book to be controversial and fun, typical hallmarks of his books.
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Thu, 16 October 2014
Rob Kirby joined us today for an intense look at the financial chaos taking place across the globe. The situation is getting worse by the day as The Powers That Be contine to lose control over the markets. As Rob said there isn't one market left that's performing its basic price discovery functions without constant interference from the Central Bank Cabal. The pressures are building and eventually it's all going to blow apart. Until that day arrives we're going to see increasing instability and ever more manipulation.
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Wed, 15 October 2014
Emeka Iwenofu has had a rocky road in life and he wouldn't have it any other way. His challenges have set the path for his successes. His Miracle Trilogy has received accolades from all over the world. And while it's not always easy to get your words down on paper, Emeka always triumphs. His books are classics and will sell for many years. Be one of the first 10 people to sign up for our newsletter and send a screenshot to firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll send you a free hard copy of his latest book Mandi's Miracle.
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Wed, 15 October 2014
Never before have quasi-omnipotent financial gods had so few powers. A lot is being written about central bank policies now as the Federal Reserve ends its primary quantitative easing (QE) program and the limitations of central bank easing become increasingly apparent in Europe and Japan. Markets across the globe are in utter turmoil. Oil is down, the dollar is up and chaos is breaking out all over. What's next?
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Wed, 15 October 2014
Robert Ian has been preparing people for change for decades. When we started warning people about what was going to happen after the 2008-09 collapse, we weren't speaking as gold bugs. Rather we were looking back at history and the way that all fiat monetary systems eventually imploded. For the past 3 years, the powers that be kept close control over all world markets, especially precious metals. It tended to make those of us advocating purchase of precious metals look silly or like stopped clockers. Now that might be ending, but even it's not, the final result can never be in doubt.
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Wed, 15 October 2014
Denis J. Burke came to America from Ireland in 1986 seeking to become extremely wealthy. He succeeded and he knows that you can too, if you follow what he's written in the book. It's a collection of quotes, ideas, song lyrics, poems, stories, tips, suggestions, and knowledge from personal experience, which he has accumulated over the past 50 years. The goal of 88 Keys to a Better Life is to humor, inform, educate, motivate and inspire you to Live a Better Life by identifying the areas of your life where you need to improve, and take the necessary action to Design your Dream Life.
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For the past few years, I have had a basket of knitting and crocheting supplies in the waiting room of my chiropractor's office. Dr. Krimmel and her staff have been kind enough to encourage their patients to knit or crochet while they wait for their appointment. There have been many squares made by group effort and several people have joined KAS because of this experience. As you can see, the basket has needles and yarn and rulers and information. Whenever I go for my appointment, I collect any completed squares and include them with the ones I am sending that month. Perhaps you can put a basket in an office near you? Just another way to spread the word about Knit-a-Square!
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What a great idea Debbie! Have you gotten many squares?
Well done Debbie, a simple way for people to pass their waiting time - especially if the therapist is running late!
Good news - I asked my eye doctor if I could place a basket in their office, and the receptionist was very receptive and mentioned that alot of the employee's knitted. She said she'd bring it up at the next staff meeting...Hope they say yes!!!
Hurray! Good for you, Cherry, for taking the time to ask. I hope they agree to let you put a basket in the office. Let us know how it goes and post a photo!
Perhaps you have made a few new members just by introducing the KAS idea to them! Let us know if you find another receptive reception room!
yesterday I was on twitter ( @fatblackcatspaw) and ended up chatting to a woman tho organised a large yarn bombing on the Isle of Arran but she's going to look out suitable squares to send to KAS and though our exchange got KAS's details to a local knitting group.
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A clause in the Dodd-Frank Act that is preventing foreign regulators from accessing information held by US swap data repositories (SDRs) could be struck out in a matter of months, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) hopes. A bill that would do the job is waiting for consideration by the Senate once the upper house of the US Congress returns from its summer recess.
The problem clause, contained in Title VII of the act, requires foreign regulators to indemnify US SDRs against legal risk before regulators can be allowed to access their data. Though the clause was envisaged as a means of protecting SDRs from costly lawsuits if data was leaked or misused, no foreign regulator has been willing to face those liabilities, with the result that they cannot directly access data held in US SDRs more than a year after swap reporting rules took effect in the US.
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U.S. regulators need flexibility in overseeing cross-border swaps, a lawyer for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission told a federal judge as he defended the agency's reliance on guidance rather than formal rules in a lawsuit brought by Wall Street's largest lobbying groups.
Congress directed the CFTC to regulate overseas trading of swaps to prevent a catastrophic market failure like the one involving American International Group Inc. (AIG) in 2008, Robert Schwartz, a lawyer for the agency, said at a hearing in federal court in Washington.
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The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to slash funding for Wall Street oversight and revamp new agencies dedicated to cracking down on fraud against consumers and policing risks after the financial crisis.
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The influential head of the House Financial Services Committee has called on US Treasury secretary Jack Lew to investigate whether sweeping financial reform has impaired the $10tn market for US corporate debt and risks amplifying an interest rate shock for large companies.
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is back up to full strength with a new chairman and two commissioners sworn into office in June and was met quickly with a US House of Representatives' version of the CFTC reauthorisation bill that promises major changes in day-to-day operations if passed into law.
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A meeting on commodities regulation held in Washington this week at times felt like an argument among lexicographers.
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Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.) argued Thursday that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) measure on the floor this week would lead to another economic crisis.
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House Republicans rolled out a $21.3 billion financial services bill Tuesday that cuts more than $2 billion from President Barack Obama's budget requests — chiefly at the expense of the Internal Revenue Service and Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The House on Wednesday defeated a proposal to allow the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to spend more money on regulatory efforts and less on information technology.
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The S&P 500 jumped 1% to close at 1,671.71, it's largest percentage gain since Aug. 1. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 0.94% to 15,063.12. The Nasdaq surged to finish the regular trading day 1.26% higher at 3,706.18.
A rebound of Japan's economy from years of slow growth and recession along with signs that China is making progress in its own transition, is giving U.S. investors some assurance the global economy may strengthening. Japanese stocks surged overnight after annualized GDP increased 3.8% from the prior estimate of 2.6%. The Nikkei average added 2.48% to 14,205.
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Tonight on "American Idol" the Valley's Jordin Sparks will square off with the other two remaining singers in a bid to become the popular reality show's sixth champion.
Along with fellow "Idol" hopefuls Melinda Doolittle and Blake Lewis, Sparks will perform three times during the show, including the tune Simon Cowell has handpicked for her to sing, Rose Royce's 1978 hit "Wishing on a Star." As is an "Idol" tradition, the three singers returned to their hometowns last week for celebrations and performances that will be shown as part of tonight's broadcast. If Friday's turnout in Glendale for "Jordin Sparks Day" at Westgate Mall is any indication, the 17-year-old has a rabid local following that will be voting in force for the singer tonight.
"I thinks she's the best," said Arden Cathey of Chandler. "She's young and fresh, and I think she's going to have a career like (inaugural 'American Idol' winner) Kelly Clarkson."
Donna Rowan of Avondale picked up seven girls — ranging from third to sixth grade — from two different schools to bring them to the mall to show their support for Sparks, the daughter of former Arizona State Sun Devils, New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys cornerback Phillipi Sparks.
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Diana Ross was the celebrity guest coach, and Sparks performed Ross' "If We Hold on Together." Ross said that Sparks has a "glow" about her.
Key judge comment: Randy Jackson said, "Tonight, with that, you just made it a threegirl race," presumably with Melinda Doolittle and LaKisha Jones. Jones was voted off last week.
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What she performed: It was "British Invasion" night on "Idol," with Lulu coaching the girls and Herman's Hermits' Peter Noone coaching the guys. Sparks performed Shirley Bassey's "I Who Have Nothing." Lulu said she loved the song and worked with Sparks on her delivery.
Key judge comment: Simon Cowell said Sparks performed the song "wonderfully, beautifully."
Final 10
What she performed: No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani was the guest coach, and Sparks performed No Doubt's dance hit "Hey Baby." Stefani said she was "shocked" that Sparks picked the tune, perhaps because the song is one of the hardest No Doubt tunes to sing.
Key judge comment: Cowell told Sparks, "I think you are probably the most improved contestant we've seen in terms of the last few weeks."
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What she performed:
Legendary crooner Tony Bennett was the celebrity guest coach, and Sparks sang Bennett's pop standard "On a Clear Day." Bennett tells viewers that "Jordin is terrific — she sang in tune, which is rare these days."
Key judge comment:
Jackson said, "We got some good heat up here — you are a pro!"
Final 8
What she performed:
Jennifer Lopez was the celebrity guest coach on "Latin Night," and Sparks tackled the Miami Sound Machine's "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You." Lopez told the singer that she reminds her of Michael Jackson, which she meant as a compliment.
Key judge comment: Cowell said "We all know you have a great voice," but told Sparks that she and the previous contestants' performances were "nothing stunning."
Final 7
What she performed: It was country music night, and multiplatinum singer Martina McBride was the celebrity guest coach. Sparks performed McBride's "A Broken Wing," and McBride told the singer in rehearsals, "That was awesome!"
Key judge comment: Cowell told Sparks: "This is the first time since we have met where I actually believe, based on that performance, that you could win 'American Idol.' "
Final 6
What she performed: On a night where the contestants performed inspirational songs as the show raised millions of dollars for the starving in Africa and at home, Sparks closed the show with Rodgers and Hammerstein's "You'll Never Walk Alone" from the 1945 Broadway musical "Carousel."
Key judge comment:
Jackson called the performance "one of the best vocals of any contestant ever" in the show's run.
Final 5
What she performed: It was rock night on "American Idol" with Jon Bon Jovi as guest coach. Sparks performed Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer," and Bon Jovi said it was a hard song to sing.
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This was Sparks' worst performance of the season. Cowell told Sparks that she looked like something out of "The Addams Family" and that she was "out of control" and "terrible."
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The Bee Gees' Barry Gibb was the guest coach as the singers performed two Gibb-penned hits each. Sparks performed "To Love Somebody," prompting Gibb to say "I haven't heard a better version," and Barbra Streisand's "Woman in Love."
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United States Christian Commission
The United States Christian Commission (USCC) was an organization that furnished supplies, medical services, and religious literature to Union troops during the American Civil War. It combined religious support with social services and recreational activities. It supplied Protestant chaplains and social workers and collaborated with the U.S. Sanitary Commission in providing medical services.
The Christian Commission was created in response to what the troops suffered in the First Battle of Bull Run. On November 14, 1861, the National Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) called a convention which met in New York City. Leaders outlined the work needed to support the soldiers, the design for the United States Christian Commission, whose organization was completed next day. Two of the founding members were Vincent Colyer, who was appalled by the aftermath of the battle of Bull Run, and George Stuart, a well-to-do businessman.
The YMCA and Protestant ministers formed the USCC. Its volunteers were called delegates. Some were seminary students but many were just concerned Christians. As civilians on the battlefield, they did not carry weapons. Five thousand volunteer delegates served during the war. They distributed more than $6 million worth of goods and supplies in hospitals, camps, prisons and battlefields.[1] The original plan of the USCC was to help the clergy of the armed services in their daily work, as the chaplaincy program was in its infancy, with only some 30 members, who were quickly overwhelmed by the scale of battles and casualties, and especially by the rapidly increasing number of deaths due to wounds and more so to disease.
John Calhoun Chamberlain, brother of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and Thomas Chamberlain, heroes of Little Round Top, served with the USCC during the Battle of Gettysburg. During the evening of July 2, John assisted at the medical field station set up for his brothers' regiment, the 20th Maine. John filed a report to the central office, describing the activities of the USCC at Gettysburg. This report[2] is found in Chamberlain's Christian Commission diary, kept during the battle of Gettysburg and is recorded in Edinborough Press' book, Gettysburg and the Christian Commission.[3]
Women also participated. A national movement started in May 1864 with a view to organizing a Ladies Christian Commission in each evangelical congregation of the North as an auxiliary to the USCC. Increasing the network of collection, fundraising and support was the way the organization responded to meet a growing demand to serve the soldiers.[4]
The USCC continued to grow. More than three-quarters of the value of what it collected was distributed during 1864 and the four months of 1865. It represented both citizens' recognition of need and a more efficient organization. The Ladies Christian Commission (LCC) played a critical role in this success.[5] Louisa May Alcott was among many women who worked with the Commission. Others included Georgia McClellan,[citation needed] the sister of Jenny Wade, the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg, and Sarah Emma Edmonds, who worked as a nurse after serving with the Union Army as a soldier, spy, and as a male nurse under the name "Franklin Thompson."
See also[edit]
- ^ Stories of the U.S. Christian Commission, Faith at Gettysburg, accessed 3 Mar 2009
- ^ Chamberlain, John. "John C. Chamberlain and the Christian Commission". Edinborough Press. Retrieved 24 March 2011.
- ^ Hoisington, Daniel J. "Gettysburg and the Christian Commission". 2002. Edinborough Press. Retrieved 24 March 2011.
- ^ Official U.S. Christian Commission website, accessed 3 Mar 2009
- ^ Official U.S. Christian Commission website, accessed 3 Mar 2009
Additional reading[edit]
- M. Hamlin Cannon, "The United States Christian Commission", The Mississippi Valley Historical Review, Vol. 38, No. 1. (Jun., 1951), pp. 61–80. in JSTOR
- Drew Gilpin Faust, This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War, New York:Vintage Civil War Library, 2008
- Daniel J. Hoisington, "Gettysburg and the Christian Commission", Edinborough Press, 2002
- David M. Hovde, "The U. S. Christian Commission's Library and Literacy Programs for the Union Military Forces in the Civil War", Libraries & Culture, Vol. 24, No. 3 (Summer, 1989). pp. 295–316.
- David M. Hovde, "The Library is a Valuable Hygienic Appliance" in Reading for Moral Progress, University of Illinois Occasional Papers, No. 207, (1997), pp. 19–42.
- Edward P. Smith, Incidents among Shot and Shell, New York: Union Publishing House, 1868
- Edward P. Smith, Incidents of the United States Christian Commission, Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1869
External links[edit]
- Miller, Ben. "Onward Christian Soldiers." The New York Times. December 22, 2011.


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