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Whether you're spending Wednesday trapped in some kind of nightmare travel scenario, figuring out how not to poison your guests, or just kicking back at Mom and Dad's house waiting for the big meal, chances are at some point on Thursday you're going to look around and realize that you've got a lot to be thankful for this year.
Meghan Higginbotham, a staffer at the Enough Project, will be celebrating Thanksgiving slightly differently this year. Meghan has travelled to eastern Chad to help forge deeper connections between American schoolchildren and their peers in the Djabal and Goz Amer refugee camps.
Nearly 300,000 refugees have been living in these camps since the conflict in Darfur began in 2003. Meghan and her colleagues at the Darfur Dream Team Sister Schools Project have helped connect students from 225 U.S. schools with 12 schools in the camps.
This Thanksgiving she'll be bringing holiday messages across the Atlantic and helping those of us back in the States learn how they can help young Darfuri students uprooted by war and conflict. Meghan explains:
In the camps, I'm going to be meeting with students, parents, teachers, camp leaders, and field staff of the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, to discuss DDT's impact on education in Djabal camp and our goals for supporting Goz Amer camp. I'm also delivering letters from dozens of U.S. schools to their Darfuri Sister Schools. Throughout the trip, I'm going to be collecting the stories and aspirations of a few Darfuri refugees and sharing those on the Darfur Dream Team Facebook page and Enough Said blog.
Check out Meghan's blog at the Enough Project website, where she explains why she's going, along with the video below, and learn how you can lend a hand this holiday season.


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Staying gainfully employed has become an imperative for most Cape Codders these last nine months. We have twice the national average of sole proprietors (self-employed) and a reliance on visitors and second-home owners who support our service-based economy, which present well-documented challenges. We are encouraged by an advancing collaboration between the private business sector and our regional public sector government agencies to secure the money and programs we require for the Cape's economy.
In the month of July, I wrapped up a year-long course of study on sustainable economic development practices, funded by the Ford Foundation via the American Chamber of Commerce Executives Association. I was gratified to learn that Cape Cod is doing a lot of things right. Because all economies are regional, the national trend is toward bolstering regionalism, even if it crosses political boundaries. Detroit, Mich., for example, is working quite diligently with Toledo, OH, on reinventing their industrial sector.
Cape Cod, a leader in smart growth planning, now faces the issue of building adequate infrastructure to support environmentally sensitive economic development. To that end, Cape Cod has identified 16 priority projects to support economic development through the recently completed Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) report filed with the federal Economic Development Administration by the Cape Cod Commission. The strategies include seven major capital projects including the OpenCape telecommunication network; wastewater infrastructure in economic centers,;housing programs to support emerging industries such as education, marine sciences and the arts; homeland security and marine security testing and training centers; and several green or renewable energy programs. The strategies also include technical assistance projects that would bolster local production of goods and services and attract capital for entrepreneurs and start-up companies. These are well-documented, well-vetted ideas that are poised for implementation.
The next step is for the Cape Cod Commission to seek the resources to get some of the projects off the idea page and into the design and build phase. These projects are widely supported and accepted by an extensive public process conducted this spring.
These are some of the reasons why the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce endorsed the transfer of $350,000 of Cape & Islands license plate funds each year for the next three years to the Cape Cod Commission. The nearly $1 million, matched by Commission funds and new grants, will work to benefit economic development in all 15 towns by building new infrastructure and creating opportunity through entrepreneurship.
Barnstable County's economic development council will be the advisory board charged with tracking the process and keeping the Commission accountable. And the Cape Cod Chamber will stay involved as a private sector partner, seeking additional resources and delivering technical assistance, building programs and marketing the opportunities. As witnessed by the federal stimulus investment in national infrastructure, the Cape and the country require state of the art infrastructure on which to build our next economy. Rail, broadband, airports, roadways, and fuel-efficient vehicles and buildings are all needed.
The final lesson of the Ford Foundation Regional Sustainability classes was on the topic of innovation. Presenters made the case for why innovation will lead to a stronger US economy. Innovation is only derived from well-educated citizens. Fortunately for us, Massachusetts residents rank at the top of the education report card, but as a country we are slipping behind other industrialized nations. We can and must commit to keeping our children in school as early and as long as possible, and make education a regional, state and national priority.
Having finished a 10-year term as trustee at Cape Cod Community College, I feel very positive that we have a major resource right here to accomplish this. And we are very pleased to witness the progress the outer Cape is making sharing resources among their school districts to increase k-12 education for our children. Our innovation imperative is addressed by a recommendation of a feasibility study for a specialized four-year college in the CEDS document.
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Dr. Lori of Discovery's "Auction Kings" to Appear at Lansing Home and Garden Show
Visitors to The Lansing Home and Garden Show have always found great values for their homes, but this year, they will have a chance to find out if something from their home is of great value!
The show is pleased to welcome celebrity antiques appraiser Dr. Lori from the Discovery Channel's hit show, "Auction Kings." She will be offering free appraisals (to the first 25) at each of her presentations all weekend, and she will explain the history of pieces that the audience brings in.
Dr. Lori says she participates in over 100 events every year and, combined with her in-home appraisal visits, she reviews approximately 20,000 items a year. "I've seen it all," she says. "From soup to nuts, I always say. And what America needs to learn is: You've got the stuff! It's in your house!"
Or sometimes on the house -- a man in Louisville, Kentucky, brought Dr. Lori a copper weathervane from his grandmother's farm house, which was in foreclosure. "When I told him it dated from around 1850 and was worth $15,000, he got tears in his eyes because it was going to help save the house," she remembers.
In late-January at a show in Novi, people brought her such treasures as a Civil War drum valued at $6,000, and a Burgoyne quilt appraised at $20,000.
Dr. Lori emphasizes that her evaluations are different from many "normal" appraisers. "I don't buy or sell antiques," she says. "So when you bring me an object, I'll give you the truth. I've got no other interest than the truth."
"We're really excited about Dr. Lori coming to Lansing," says Show Manager Carolyn Alt. "She's fantastic at what she does and she has a great sense of humor. People are really going to enjoy meeting her and hearing what she has to say about the items they bring in to the show."
Free appraisals are limited, so plan to arrive early for each of Dr. Lori's shows. A complete schedule of her seminars is online at www.LansingHomeShow.com.
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Sunday, August 3, 2014
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- A man who was shot while holding a meeting about the demolition operations being conducted in a 130-hectare farmland in Barangay Maimpis here has appealed for help to cover his hospital and other medical expenses.
Jessie Dela Peña, 50, is one of the five farmers who were recklessly wounded by the security guards of the Great Star Security Services Incorporated.
The gunshot flicked Dela Peña's left eyeball out causing a permanent damage to it while his right eye is also on the verge of losing its sight if immediate operation would not be conducted.
Last Thursday, the private hospital said it is cutting its services to Dela Peña because of his inability to pay the running balance of P 42, 591.10.
According to Army Concepcion, a paralegal from the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Central Luzon office, the camp of land claimant lawyer Eligio Mallari should have provided the farmers with financial assistance since his men were the suspects behind the shooting incident earlier this week.
Aside from that, she also said that the hospital should not cut the medical supplies of the patient.
"The patient can pay the hospital afterwards so why did they cut the medical support? The hospital is only after the money of the patients and not their safety. If this patient dies, does that mean that money is just the reason behind that," said Concepcion adding that hospitals are responsible for treating people and not killing them.
Due to his inability to sustain the medical expenses required by the hospital, Dela Peña was transferred to the Philippine General Hospital (PGH).
He will undergo an operation at the PGH but his mother said there is no assurance that his right eyesight can still be saved.
Dela Peña's mother said they were asked to prepare around P 500, 000 that's why they are appealing for the support of government aside from seeking positive legal results from the alleged "injustice that they have experienced from the hands of Mallari."
As farmers who cannot even fend for their daily expenses, Dela Peña's mother said they are also asking for any financial assistance they can get from kind-hearted individuals.
Published in the Sun.Star Pampanga newspaper on August 04, 2014.
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This current awareness service is prepared by the WSU Energy Program Library with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy State Energy Program. This information is provided for energy professionals and interested members of the public to highlight recent energy-related news, articles, and reports that discuss energy efficiency, energy conservation, and renewable sources of energy in engineering and policy circles.
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Public Power, Jul/Aug 2015, by Laura D'Alessandro.
"Choosing the best distributed generation rate design for your utility depends largely on your community."
Utility Dive, Nov. 3, 2014, by Herman K. Trabish.
"Fights over electricity rates are brewing all across the country. Utilities say new rate proposals will protect customers who haven't moved to solar and energy efficiency. But those who have moved say the proposals only protect utilities." "There are two categories of rate restructuring and rate design changes bubbling up," explained Environmental Law & Policy Center Sr. Attorney Brad Klein. "The first is to move cost recovery from the variable per-kilowatt-hour charge and increase the monthly fixed charge. The other is to impose a monthly dollars-per-kilowatt charge on owners of distributed generation."
Prepared by Brubaker & Associates, Inc. and the Regulatory Assistance Project for Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ORNL/TM-2013/583, Feb. 2014.
"Standby, or partial requirements, service is the set of retail electric products for customers who operate onsite, non-emergency generation. These rates represent the cost of services utilities provide when customer generation is not operating or is insufficient to meet full load. Trends show that distributed generation is not rare anymore and that old ideas about risk have been replaced by utility operator confidence in anticipated performance. This paper presents the results of an analytical assessment of the rates, terms, and conditions for standby service in five states: Arkansas, Colorado, New Jersey, Ohio, and Utah."
WE (Western Energy): The Official Publication of Western Energy Institute, Fall 2013, by Russell A. Feingold.
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NI updates TRAKTOR with MIDI, Unicode support
updated 05:20 pm EDT, Wed July 23, 2008
NI updates TRAKTOR/SCRATCH
Native Instruments has released TRAKTOR 3.4 and TRAKTOR SCRATCH 1.3, free updates that refine the functionality of the music software applications. TRAKTOR 3 is a complete DJing solution for Mac users, offering the ability to mix digital music files, while TRAKTOR SCRATCH also adds the ability to use a vinyl or CD turntable to control all of the mixing. Both TRAKTOR 3 and TRAKTOR SCRATCH have been updated with crucial architectural improvements as well as enhanced time-code and MIDI control functionality. The new versions offer full Unicode support, allowing file names and tags to be in nearly any international script of language; both are also based on a revised high-performance audio engine that offers many functional advantages including hot-plugging and WASAPI support for Windows Vista.
Other improvements include increase tracking precision for scratching in relative mode, a new intelligent "Tracking Alert" function that gives early warning for adverse conditions such as work-out needles and a large number of detail optimizations and fixes.
The TRAKTOR 3.3 and TRACKTOR SCRATCH 1.3 updates are available for free for all users of the software.


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Arkos, a reclusive artisan, bides the long age of peace carving animal bones and remembering his days of adventure; but when he saves his city from destruction, he reveals that he is more than an outcast bone carver. He is a force of nature clad in human form–a legender. This grand revelation of his true identity comes at a cost, however, for there are kings and politicians who would use a legender for their own purposes…(Read More)
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The question he has been asked the most is: "Are you lost?" It may seem that he is, but he is most likely wandering while deep in thought. He dwells often on the art of story, for he sees God's beauty in the finely crafted plot. (Read More)
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The intern will assist with the research and creation of social media postings related to the 75th anniversary of Dumbarton Oaks, to be celebrated between September 2015 and May 2016. Activities and responsibilities will include (1) researching the institute's personnel, programs, and activities during its first period of significance, from 1940 to 1974, using the resources of the Dumbarton Oaks Archives and Library as well as online resources; (2) preparing from this research short illustrated postings for (a) the Dumbarton Oaks website, including an illustrated timeline slider, (b) possibly a stand-alone blog to be initiated and designed by the intern, and (c) various established blog and Facebook pages; and (3) composing posts on the institute's history to be published through Twitter. No HTML or other coding experience or publication experience is required, although some familiarity with social media and web/blog posting is desirable. Demonstrated research and creative writing skills would be an advantage.
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REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — The number of cattle and calves in Ohio Jan. 1, 2013, was estimated at 1.23 million head, down 4 percent from last year.
According to the latest numbers from the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service in Ohio, beef cows, at 290,000 head, were down 3 percent from last year, and milk cows, at 270,000 head, were unchanged from last year.
Ohio's beef replacement heifers were at 55,000, the same as last year but dairy replacement heifers were up 5,000 head from last year.
Other heifers, at 65,000 head, were down 5,000 head from last year. Steers 500 pounds and over were also down 5,000 head from last year to 185,000 head. Cattle and calves on feed for slaughter market, at 160,000 head decreased by 11 percent.
Bulls, at 20,000 head, declined by 5,000 head from Jan. 1, 2012.
Ohio's calf crop, at 480,000 head, decreased by 2 percent from last year.
All cattle and calves in the United States as of Jan. 1, 2013, totaled 89.3 million head, 2 percent below the 90.8 million on Jan. 1, 2012.
This is the lowest Jan. 1 inventory of all cattle and calves since the 88.1 million on hand in 1952. All cows and heifers that have calved, at 38.5 million, were down 2 percent from the 39.4 million on Jan. 1, 2012.
This is the lowest Jan. 1 inventory of all cows and heifers that have calved since the 36.8 million head in 1941. Beef cows, at 29.3 million, were down 3 percent from Jan. 1, 2012. Milk cows, at 9.2 million, unchanged from Jan. 1, 2012.
Other class estimates on Jan. 1, 2013 and the change from Jan. 1, 2012, are as follows: All heifers 500 pounds and over, 19.1 million, down 1 percent.
Beef replacement heifers, 5.4 million, up 2 percent. Milk replacement heifers, 4.6 million, down 2 percent. Other heifers, 9.2 million, down 3 percent. Steers weighing 500 pounds and over, 15.8 million, unchanged.
Bulls weighing 500 pounds and over, 2.1 million, down 2 percent. Calves under 500 pounds, 13.8 million, down 2 percent.
Cattle and calves on feed for slaughter in all feedlots, 13.4 million, down 5 percent. The combined total of calves under 500 pounds, and other heifers and steers over 500 pounds outside of feedlots was 25.5 million, up 1 percent.
The 2012 calf crop was estimated at 34.3 million head, down 3 percent from 2011. This is the smallest calf crop since the 33.7 million born during 1949. Calves born during the first half of 2012 are estimated at 25.0 million, down 3 percent from 2011.
Well with grain and hay prices up, we just can't afford to care for them like we used to and it's only gana get worse with the drought in the west and obama raiseing everyone's taxes again, something has got to give sooner or later, plus HSUS on everyons back don't help any either..
You cant make muchiif anything unless you run a lot of cattle. Feeding anything less than 30 head in Ohio nets you nothing but a hobby n headache. You feed a huge cow to get your money back after selling the calf. If you don't make your own hay you loose money.
I raise goats and sell thier kids at 3 and 4mo.old to pay for the feed and hay i give my cattle and horses.goats are actualy selling pretty good right now and they keep going up every year.I have dairy goats and they are growing in population over the so-called meat goat.most of my LaMancha Nubian goats are bigger then most meat goats anyway.They also make good pasture cleaners they eat all the weeds plus that nasty multi floral rose bush stuff that grows up here,in return that makes more grass grow for the cattle and hay production..


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Learn how to combine a knit sweater and a plaid skirt to create a couture cardigan. Add some oomph to your closet with this fun and easy Daily Craft TV project!
In this DCTV class, you will learn:
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Now keenly focused on educators engaging in thoughtful critical reflection while planning and conducting educational research, this brief, user-friendly text provides everything a pre-service or in-service educator needs to know in order to follow the research cycle and conduct an action research project from beginning through its completion.The third edition has a sharpened focus from previous editions to utilizing reflection as the vehicle for action research. The author carefully guides her readers to a deeper experience by keeping their focus on engaging in ongoing reflection throughout the action research cycle as a way to better understand how one's history and experiences affect beliefs, biases, and actions. Emphasizing the reflective processes used in planning and conducting action research studies, data analysis techniques (quantitative and qualitative), and displaying and explaining results, Hendricks' revised text provides only the most specific information needed to complete each step of the action research cycle in a precise and thoughtful manner.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Research Methods in Education
Chapter 2: Generating Research Ideas Through Reflection
Chapter 3: Connecting Theory and Action: Reviewing the Literature
Chapter 4: Initial Planning for the Action Research Study
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WBZ Watercooler: Planning The Perfect Super Bowl Party
January 28, 2012 12:05 PM
BOSTON (CBS) – The Pats are getting ready for the Giants in the Super Bowl, while many of you are getting for a Super Bowl Party.
Andrea Woroch, is a consumer and money-saving expert.
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Stinnett – At his request, there will be no services for Ronny Leon Herron, who died March 9, 2013, in Sterling VA. Cremation has taken place.
He was born on July 24, 1951, in Borger Texas, the son of Donald and Faye Herron. He was raised and graduated from school in Stinnett, TX.
Survivors include his mother Faye Herron of Oklahoma City, OK; a brother Billy Herron of Tucson AZ; a sister Donna Sue Hilim of Skiatook OK; two nephews; one niece, and one great niece.
He was preceded in death by his father, Don Herron.
Shannon E. Hefner, 52, born in Pampa, TX on Jan. 10, 1961, to Joe and Norma Hefner of Borger.
Survivors include his parents, two brothers, Shawn D. Hefner and Richard L. Holman, and one sister Linda Washburn and Randy of Gruver.
He was cremated.
Burial took place Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Westlawn Cemetery, and the services were graveside only.
Mrs. Minnie Ernesteen Gee Orr was born in a half dugout near Gould, OK. September 2, 1920 to Ernest Fain Gee and Gusta Clyde (Lowe) Gee who preceded her in death.
She went to the loving arms of her Savior Jesus Christ on March 8, 2013.
She had three brothers: Johnny Jewel Gee, Henry Price Gee, and Emory Fain Gee who preceded her in death.
She cherished her family and they did her. She had one older sister, Kathryn Gee Peden who passed away.
Two younger sisters survived: Gracie Gee Sain Haddox of Amarillo and Helen Clyde Gee Stokesberry Ady of Fort Worth.
Jean A. "Johnny" Blommaert, 72, died Friday, March 8, 2013 in Amarillo. Rosary will be said Monday at 6:00 p.m. at Minton Memorial Chapel. Funeral mass will be 10:00 a.m. Tuesday at St. John's Catholic Church with Father Richard Zannetti officiating. Burial will follow at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Borger - Juanita Frances Puryear, 78, died Friday, March 8, 2013.
A memorial service will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013, at Southside Baptist Church in Borger. Interment will be held privately at Woodlawn Cemetery in Las Vegas, Nevada. Services entrusted to Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Juanita was born Sept. 3, 1934, in Clarksville, Texas, to Zelma and David Pollock. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband Sanford Puryear; brothers, Marion Russell Pollock and Donald Wayne Scott; sister Linda Joyce Norton; and one step-great granddaughter.
Gladys Krug Williams, 87, died February 25, 2013.
She was born on July 27, 1926, in Wheeler County, Texas.
As a registered nurse, Gladys worked as the surgery floor supervisor at Golden Plains Hospital in Borger, TX. She retired in the late 1980's. She loved reading, crafting, square dancing, and most of all flower gardening.
She is preceded in death by her husband of 63 years Richard "Slim" Williams; sister, Mildred Young; and brother, Ralph Krug.
Rex Eakins, 88. of Borger. died Sunday March 10, 2013, in Amarillo.
Graveside services will be 2:00 p.m. Thursday March 14, at Westlawn Memorial park Cemetery with Rocky Eakins officiating. Burial will be in the Garden of Evergreen at Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Rex was born April 30, 1924, at Hammon, Okla., to Fred and Noma Morris Eakins. He served in the U.S. Navy in WWII. He was a retired truck driver.
Lois Juanita Mears of Fritch passed away on March 8, 2013; she was born on February 4, 1928 in Rogers, New Mexico to John and Susan Wise.
Mrs. Mears will be in state at Brown Chapel of the Fountains from 12:00 PM to 6 PM on Sunday, March 10, 2013 and Monday, March 11, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Funeral Services will be held on Tuesdays, March 12, 2013, at First Southern Baptist Church in Fritch at 4:00 PM with Bro. Calvin Winters officiating with interment to follow in Westlawn Memorial Cemetery.
Minnie Ernesteen Gee Orr (Teenie)
September 2, 1920 – March 8, 2013
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 11, 2013 at Keeler Baptist Church in Borger with the Rev. Randy Bartley officiating, interment to follow in Westlawn Memorial Cemetery.
Kenneth Rex Riemer, 66, died Tuesday March 5 in Katy, Texas. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Monday at Grace Church with Senior Pastor Marshall Ford and Pastor Ricky Griffin of Trinity Fellowship in Amarillo officiating. Interment will follow at Stinnett Cemetery under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.


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Santa Ana Golf Club, Chenna Course
- 288 Prairie Star Rd, Bernalillo, NM 87004
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The Chenna Course at Santa Ana Golf Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Bernalillo, New Mexico. This championship layout features 4 sets of teeboxes for the enjoyment of golfers of all skill levels. There are 2 other courses on this same property, the Star Course, and the Tamaya Course. Online tee times may be available at Santa Ana Golf Club or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
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In Times of Scandal. ~ Meryl Davids Landau
In times of scandal, remember it's about the teachings—not the teacher.
I never studied with John Friend, although several friends got their certification from his organization. I never even met the man, short of one brief phone chat to interview him for an article. But I understand the confusion many who love Anusara yoga are experiencing now, because roughly 20 years ago, when I was training to be a yoga teacher at Integral Yoga Institute, its guru came under the same kind of fire.
Here I was, eager to learn yogic principles like nonharming and truthfulness, while Swami Satchidananda, the guru at the head of this teaching center, was being accused of harming and lying aplenty. I don't know if the accusations were ever proven, but the disciple who claimed she'd had a longstanding, not-really-welcome sexual relationship with the supposedly celibate swami was pretty convincing. Yet I went on to become certified to teach yoga in his lineage, and, to this date, I never miss the opportunity to praise in speech or writing where that yoga has propelled me.
I credit my adoration to a swami who was leading our teacher training. As the scandal swirled, he told us he'd given the matter much thought (as someone who'd ditched up his outside life for the swami, I imagine he'd pondered it completely), and ultimately decided that one question mattered above any other. Not – Did the person do what he's accused of? Not even – Is there an explanation for the behavior that might explain or excuse it?
The question he'd asked himself and answered affirmatively, and that I subsequently did as well, is:
Have his teachings served me?
We live in a culture that always wants to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Many people, for example, couldn't enjoy Chris Brown's singing at the recent Grammy's because of his personal-life behavior, even though his voice was lovely. But my experience with that early yoga scandal convinced me that we can appreciate what we get from a person even though they prove to be an imperfect messenger.
Swami Satchidananda was a beautiful interpreter of the yoga sutras and the Bhagavad Gita, making esoteric teachings both entertaining and relevant for a modern world in a way that continues to animate my life. Similarly, John Friend inspired many people to their highest self, especially through teachings that emphasize attitude, alignment, and right action on and off the mat. The beauty of those teachings, organized and crystallized by Friend, will always remain. It is my hope that those whose lives have been elevated by his messages always remain in their lofty place, regardless of what recently transpired.
Meryl Davids Landau is a certified yoga teacher and the author of the spiritual women's novel Downward Dog, Upward Fog, which was recommended by the Yoga Journal, YogaDork and Everything Yoga blogs, and is the current book club pick for the Goodreads Yoga Folks group. Foreword Reviews calls the novel "an inspirational gem that will appeal to introspective, evolving women." Read excerpts here. Meryl also writes for O: the Oprah Magazine, Whole Living, Reader's Digest and other national magazines.
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Its kinda like walk the path of least resistance. We only observe our credibility and conscienceness not others. I admit it is tough for us to give attention and/or admiration to a teacher that does not walk their own talk. Comes down to leading a responsible life.
Applying this to John Friend, one has to ask, "Which Teachings?" By all accounts, what Anusara was promoting changed significantly during the past few years and came to represent ideas that reflected the leader's dysfunction. This is one of the major issues that started driving teachers away.
Thanks, Scott. I would answer "which teachings," with "whatever parts of the teachings resonated with those who were inspired by them." I'm not excusing anyone's behavior or saying there wasn't dysfunction or shifting teachings. I just hope people remember how much they personally gain when they continue applying whatever piece of any teachings work for them, rather than feel those teachings are tainted when the teacher is.
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Missed opportunity.
Sean Burke stopped 34 of 38 shots faced in the game for the loss. Blair Jones scored the Falcons' only goal on assists from Norm Milley and Eric Healey. In a worrying development, prospect Andy Rogers and veteran Zdenek Blatny were scratches for the Falcons.
The Falcons miss an opportunity to improve to .500.
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PROVIDENCE – A House Finance Committee meeting to unveil the General Assembly's 2013 budget was delayed by about four hours Thursday due to last-minute wrangling about what would be in and out of the final document.
There was good news and bad news for hard pressed cities and towns in the budget, which will be debated and voted on by the full House of Representatives next Thursday.
Central Falls will receive a $2.6 million allocation to ease some of the harsher provisions of the city's plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
Central Falls Receiver Robert Flanders and state officials had asked for the $2.6 million to supplement the pensions of police and firefighter retirees that had been cut by up to 55 percent in the immediate aftermath of the city's bankruptcy. That request was part of a deal to keep the retirees from challenging the cuts in court. The money will be used to bring the pensions up to 75 percent of the value of the pensions before the cut for a five-year period, after that, the pensions will revert to the 45 percent value unless further steps are taken at that time.
"We all know what happened to Central Falls," House Finance Chairman Helio Melo told reporters at a budget briefing. "Central Falls retirees received a 55 percent cut in their pensions. They received an excessive co-pay on their medical insurance, they lost their life insurance policies. I don't know what other communities out there would want to follow that.
However, proposals by the governor to allow communities with pension plans that are funded at 60 percent or less to suspend cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) and capping the age of retirement and other municipal pension provisions at the level of the state pension plan after last fall's comprehensive reform legislation did not make the final version of the budget.
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Chafee's proposal for an additional 2 percent tax on restaurant meals, bringing that tax to a total of 10 percent, did not make it into the General Assembly's plan. It ran into a firestorm of opposition from well-organized restaurant owners, who said it would further hurt their businesses, which were already damaged by the state's lagging economy.
The $39.5 million that tax would have raised was slated to be used to accelerate the phase-in of the school funding formula. The formula is still going to be accelerated, but with other revenues.
Lawmakers had about $102 million more revenue to work with because of rosier assessments of the money the state will have to work with from the May revenue estimating conference. The governor was required by law to work with lower estimates generated last October.
The four cents per pack increase in the cigarette tax recommended by Chafee is included in the legislative budget. The tax -- now at $3.46 a pack and suggested to go up to $3.50, expected to bring in $4 million -- is particularly significant in border communities like Woonsocket, Pawtucket, Cumberland, Burrillville and North Smithfield because retailers there fear that smokers will cross the state line into Massachusetts communities to avoid the tax and end up buying other items there as well, hurting business and reducing the amount Rhode Island receives in sales tax.
Woonsocket Rep. Robert Phillips had proposed lowering the cigarette tax by $1 a pack, to $2.46, to capture sales from Massachusetts customers and make up in volume sales what it would lose by dropping the rate. That bill did not make it out of committee.
The governor's proposal to expand the state's 7 percent sales tax to include, among other things, pet grooming (but not veterinary services), taxi and limousine rides, car washes, and clothing and footwear that costs $250 or more (the clothing and shoe tax, estimated to bring in $1.8 million, would start Oct. 1)
Chafee's plan to tax rentals of summer homes and bed and breakfast places was scuttled.
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Norwegian Jewel: Good Morning America's Girls' Week Out
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Yesterday was a tough day for "Good Morning America"'s lighting crew. As the sun appeared, so did plenty of shadows -- all over host Gayle King and weatherman Mike Barz. Because of the difficulties, the producers decided to move today's segments indoors, starting at Teppanyaki, a very popular dining venue on Deck 7.
The galley crew wheeled out carts filled with sausage, bacon, French toast and eggs. Around four rectangular grills, 40 of the girlfriends waited patiently -- and hungrily. At about 6:45 a.m., the producers rehearsed the "egg trick" with Gilbert, one of the chefs. The trick -- don't try this at home -- involved the flashing of lots of sharp knives and a raw egg, after which the girlfriends cheered wildly on cue.
Gayle King was standing behind the grill, looking island-chic in a turquoise blouse with pink embroidery and matching turquoise pants. A makeup artist came over and quickly touched up her face and fixes her hair. While everyone waited for their cue, someone asked Mike Barz what time he went to bed last night. "Around midnight," he replied. "I did some karaoke." The girlfriends all laugh at this. He has a very winning manner.
At 30 seconds until showtime, one of the producers urged the girlfriends to stay energized and reminded them to cheer after the egg trick. Mike Barz delivered some Roatan trivia -- there are no traffic lights on the island -- before introducing Gilbert. Then it was all over. It's just amazing how much effort is involved in organizing and shooting a teaser and a short live action scene.
Some of the girlfriends got to stay and enjoy breakfast, while about half scurried after Mike to the casino to tape the 7:30 a.m. weather segment. The producers thought they could shoot a real game of blackjack, but the ship was already at Roatan and gambling is not allowed. The girlfriends took their seats at two blackjack tables along with Mike and Gayle.
"What do I say?" Gayle asked the woman dealer. "Hit me. Go fish," she joked.
Girlfriends were also stationed along the slot machines. There was too much empty space, so the producer asked his assistant to go fetch some more girlfriends. Again on cue, the girlfriends cheered, jumped up and down, and gave each other high fives as if they'd just hit the biggest jackpot in the history of casinos. It's really very impressive how they can make something so staged look like tons of fun. Mike reported that it was now 77 degrees in Roatan, where we'd just arrived.
The largest of Honduras' three Bay Islands, Roatan is located 30 miles from the mainland. Thirty-six miles long and just a couple of miles wide, with its highest point at a mere 800 feet, Roatan is still relatively undeveloped. Because the island is a snorkeling and diving paradise -- with over 100 dive and snorkeling sites -- Ruth and I opted for a shore excursion that offered a catamaran sail and snorkeling in a marine preserve in the northwestern part of the island.
From the pier, we drove by school bus through town to the catamaran. The couple sitting behind us commented on how much better the town looked than when they'd visited two years earlier. Our driver used his horn often as the bus navigated the narrow commercial district, passed the airport, and made our way to the boat.
Bob Marley tunes set the perfect tone as we got underway. Andrade, our captain was a charmer and a good educator as well, as he filled us in about life on Roatan. Its most prestigious boast is the fact that it holds international fishing contests twice a year (last year's winner snagged a 290-pound marlin -- wonder how many folks that would feed on Norwegian Jewel?). He also told us that commercial fishing, the traditional mainstay of the island's economy -- with catches exported to Europe and Florida, in particular -- is still important but tourism is growing. Resorts on Roatan's west end are a major draw as are an increasing number of cruise ship calls, with lines wanting to offer more exotic Western Caribbean itineraries.
As we rounded West End Point with its red and white lighthouse, Andrade pointed out the Hog Keys in the distance, about a two-hour high-speed boat ride away. These are protected islands with very few residents. Andrade also pointed out a shipwreck, the Toloo, which grounded over 50 years ago. Today, the sharks congregate there nightly. The Cocoa View Resort offers night shark diving. But the captain seemed more concerned about barracuda than shark. As his passengers readied their snorkels and masks, he told the group, "Take off your silver before you go in the water." That gave me a creepy feeling -- silver really does entice them. Another warning also scared me: "I'm more afraid of barracuda than shark," he says. "Barracuda are like a car -- they only can go forward and reverse. A shark has to go all the way around you to bite."
Hmmm. We'd come too far to turn back now. But it must be said: I forgot all the shark talk as soon as snorkeling began in earnest. We entered this really gorgeous world of purples, lavenders, golds and rusts. Ruth and I found ourselves surrounded by sea and brain coral, blue tube formations and fan corals. Some of the fish were familiar -- angel fish, parrot fish, squirrel fish and large schools of dark blue doctor fish. There were others that I'd never seen before. Stunning neon blue, turquoise, polka dotted, in every size and shape. The water was crystal clear and a very comfortable 78 degrees, somewhat surprising as the day had turned overcast and I'd wondered if that would impact visibility.
After an hour, we climbed back onto the boat. The majority of passengers had only been in the water for 10 or 15 minutes and judging from the noise level, the bar had opened. We enjoyed a really good buffet lunch of chicken, salad, and mashed potatoes. Things couldn't have been nicer.
The good news was that the rum punch flowed like a lava field in Kona. The bad news? Some of our fellow passengers, ahem, had too much of a good thing and got a little bit over-boisterous. One threw a cigarette butt in the water which really shocked me -- particularly since we'd all, just a short time before, been marveling at the sea life and the clarity of the water!
The tranquility and relaxation we experienced underwater was dissipating and not even the reggae music could salvage the atmosphere. After lunch, we spent about an hour at Gumbalimba park, which features monkeys and parrots. We sat at the beach and tried to relax but the rowdy snorkelers overpowered the scene.
After the bus ride back to port, we found ourselves standing in a long line of both Jewel and Norwegian Dream passengers. The Dream had taken the Jewel's place at the pier which was now at anchor. The line, unfortunately, was very long -- and the tenders were slow to arrive.
It started to rain as we finally neared the gangway. The process of getting back onto Norwegian Jewel also took a very long time. For security reasons, all bags go through a metal detector. So between the soused passengers and the tender process, we got back to the ship more stressed out than we had left it -- which can't possibly be the goal of such a shore excursion. Maybe next port I'll stay onboard and volunteer my services to the "Good Morning America" crew. Perhaps that will be lower on the stress monitor!
Ruth and I had dinner at Teppanyaki where the star of the morning segment, Gilbert, was now cooking steak, shrimp and fried rice. It's a really entertaining experience, which starts with the entire staff introducing themselves. Utensils are flashed before your eyes, salt and pepper shakers go flying, and eggs are flipped onto the top of the chef's tall red hats. It's so much fun and very delicious. Because of the rectangular seating arrangement, we got to meet a veteran cruise couple from Scotland who were on their second week on the Jewel. Lots of good cruise stories.
As we made our way back to the cabin, we overheard two women looking at the crystal jewelry for sale on Deck 7. "Honey," one woman advised her friend, "save it for David Yurman on Grand Cayman."
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For all the folks from my generation - you know who you are - we remember the great comedians, the ones who made you laugh yourself silly or cry 'til you couldn't see straight.
These great comics starred in great comedies, "Laugh-in," "Hollywood Squares" and the great and funny "Carol Burnett Show." "I Love Lucy" was pretty darn funny, too, especially that candy factory scene.
I've also appreciated Roseanne Barr's humor, crude though it was. And that outrageous laugh of hers was worthy of genuine laughter.
I've tried to figure out what makes somebody funny. Is it what they say or do? Or, is it something so subtle that only the real pranksters can get it? The rest of us are left scratching our heads wondering what we missed. Nevertheless, those jokesters are worthy of praise and, of course, laughter. I just don't want to hear some dumb joke that a funny man won't laugh at.
Comedians, better known as comics, are a rare breed; they know how to laugh at themselves and at the loony things in life. They're a magnet for humor.
I know a funny man from Neillsville. I won't identify him; I don't want to expose him as the town comedian. But he's always up for a good prank, and he doesn't care if anyone gets it or not - he'll laugh anyway. You're either in on the joke or you're not; you either get it or you don't. He's not going to explain anything - that would take the fun out of it.
He's known for his "get-ups" - those quirky costumes that make you wonder what he's up to, what joke is he thinking up? And he's got one-liners that are waiting for a laugh. He's a very funny comic, and he'll imitate the great comedians populating "Saturday Night Live," doing their improvisational skits such as "Live in a Van Down by the River" by Chris Farley.
Other well-known comics include Lily Tomlin. She'll be starring with Tina Fey in a new movie, "Admission." We baby boomers remember Lily as the telephone operator, Ernestine, who snorted as she spoke on the phone. Tomlin was a hoot. I expect she'll be funny forever.
Wherever you live, just know that comedians are alive and well, trying to make us laugh. I'll bet they're all planning an April Fools' joke - just because they can.
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Marianne Goldin creates lush illustrations that convey a wonderful sense of drama amidst its classical romantacisim.
i really like it. i've been working on watercolor some portraits.
this is a lot to what i wish i could do.
Though water-colour paints are used, the illustrations are still so rich and vivid. Truly amazing. And water-colour paintings are hard to execute but Marianne Goldin seemed to have drawn them with such ease and conviction.
Kudos to her.
Yeah, that's pretty awesome. Great find.
This is awesome. I like the red and all. I'm here near the moons of saturn. It's quite a trip. ;-D
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Blog Action Day 2008
What do 11,084 websites and 11,712,008 RSS readers have in common today? They are all putting the spotlight on poverty today as part of Blog Action Day 2008. Mutineer Magazine is proud to be a part of this event as well as be a long time supporter of One.org, an organization of 2.4 million people and over 100 non-profit organizations.
One.org partner www.bread.org estimates 923 million people go hungry in the world, with 16,000 children dying every day from hunger-related causes. Suddenly the difference between a 2004 and 2005 Bordeaux doesn't seem so important…
Taking the issues a step further, DATA (Debt AIDS Trade Africa) is an extension of One.org specifically targeting Africa. There is a wealth of information on the One.org site, but being that we are students of beverage, lets examine water in Africa.
Unsafe water is pretty nasty, causing intestinal worms, cholera, and diarrhea. What a bummer, to die from diarrhea. It happens too; a child born in Africa is 500 times more likely to die from diarrhea than a child born in a first world country. All in all, water related deaths add up to between 5,000 and 6,000 a day…really?
Check out One.org for more information and how to get involved at the local level.


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Best Marilyn Monroe Quote Ever.
Editor's note: It's been brought to our attention that Marilyn may not be the author of this quote. Nonetheless, this article still gives us an important and inspirational message.
Born as Norma Jeane Mortenson inside a charity ward of a dilapidated Los Angeles County Hospital, this beautiful child would spend the first portion of her life facing great hardship.
Her mother, mentally unstable and financially destitute, and her father, 'unknown'—she would spend these first few years of her childhood moving in and out of foster homes, and praying each night to love and to be loved in return.
When she was just 16 years old, and in order to avoid yet another orphanage stay, she married a merchant marine. And when her new 'husband' was deployed to the Pacific, she began her first career working on the assembly line of an aeronautical plant.
It was a grueling, filthy job—but preferable still to the life she had once known.
And then, in 1945, when a photographer captured a still snapshot of this most magnificent beauty, she became…"Marilyn Monroe."
When asked to describe herself in just a few short words, she replied,
"I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best."
We all have our 'edges' and pieces of this inner sense of 'brokeness,' but at the end of the day…don't we all deserve to love and be loved in return?
And, remember—we all "get to choose who we're going to let into out weird little worlds."
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I have always loved this quote, Tara — thanks for sharing it with everyone…
You are most welcome, *much* love and namaste…
Right back at you!
Thanks for this and raising the awareness about Marilyn! I love this one: _"I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." MM _I am working on a research project about her and find that she was quite wise in her observations of life. http://www.alicetoohey.com
Alice, thank you so very much… xo and all my love.
Marilyn Monroe is an inspiring character. Her quotes are awesome, it truly represent the way she live her life to the fullest. Great and thanks for sharing.
Unfortunately, Marilyn Monroe never actually said that quote. It's a complete fabrication. It does not appear anywhere during her lifetime, not in interviews, press conferences, vintage articles, anecdotes from her friends or her own writings. In fact, it only started circulating on the internet within the last ten years. The quote itself is also completely out of character for Marilyn. There are no other known examples Marilyn referring to herself as selfish, insecure, out of control, or anything similar. While she did acknowledge issues such as her lateness, failure to show up on set, or rumored difficulty to work with, rather than being defiant she offered both plaintive and valid reasons for her flaws, in the hopes of garnering understanding.


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Washington, DC -- Federal disaster aid was made available today to help communities in six Maine counties recover from the effects of a series of severe spring storms that began late last month, according to the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
FEMA Director James Lee Witt said President Clinton authorized the assistance under a major disaster declaration issued for the state this afternoon. The declaration covers damage to public property from the storms that produced heavy rains and subsequent river ice jams and flooding beginning March 28.
Under the declaration, federal funds will be provided for the state and affected local governments to pay 75 percent of the eligible cost for restoring damaged public facilities such as roads, bridges and utilities in the counties of Androscoggin, Aroostook, Franklin, Kennebec, Oxford and Somerset. Funding also will be available to the state on a cost-shared basis for approved projects that reduce future disaster risks.
Witt, who designated the counties eligible for assistance following the declaration, indicated that additional counties may be designated later if requested and warranted by the results of further damage assessments. He named A. David Rodham of FEMA to serve as the federal coordinating officer for the recovery effort.
Rodham said that procedures for requesting assistance will be explained at a series of applicant briefings at locations to be announced shortly in the affected areas.


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Beamforming effects on measured mm-wave channel characteristics
Publiceringsår: 2011
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 3553-3559
Publikation/Tidskrift/Serie: IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,
Volym: 10
Nummer: 11
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Beamforming is an important feature of 60 GHz communications. We present an analysis of the influence of beamforming in indoor ultrawideband radio channels measured in the mm-wave 60 GHz band. The performance of narrowband and wideband direction-based beamformers is investigated in terms of improving channel metrics such as the delay spread, excess delay, and the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). The performance of the direction-based beamformers is compared with dominant eigenmode transmission and statistical beamforming. Our analysis reveals that in line-of-sight (LOS) scenarios, the two direction-based beamformers have a similar performance that approaches the upper bound set by dominant eigenmode transmission. In non-LOS (NLOS) scenarios, the direction-based beamformers show a performance degradation in relation to the upper bound, with the narrowband beamformer worse off than the wideband variant. The array gain in our measured NLOS scenarios is observed to exceed the theoretical upper limit valid for a rich scattering environment. We show that this result follows from the spatial structure of the measured NLOS channels that has only a few strong reflected components. We investigate the influence of array size on beamforming performance; 5×5 planar arrays are observed to improve the channel's delay metrics as well as the larger 7×7 planar arrays.
- Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering
- 60 GHz communications
- beamforming
- radio channel
- delay spread
- measurements
- Radio Systems
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Analysis of News—www.analysis-news.com
Of Interest to Investors, Survivalists and Others Concerned About Their
Economic and Financial Futures
With a focus on the Plutocrats, Goldsmiths, Super-Rich Insiders, and their Allies and
what they are conspiratorially doing to manipulate the financial markets, make more
profits, rip us off and install a world government under their control
Understanding Money and War—Part X
By R. D. Bradshaw
There is a conflict brewing between the Rothschild Cabal and Russia generally and particularly involving Russian Prime Minister Putin. This conflict has turned into hostility. Right now, it is setting the stage for WWIII. And while the Western controlled media has and will paint a picture of the bad old Russians (and Chinese and Muslims), it will be the Rothschild plutocratic Cabal which are the antagonists setting up and bringing on WWIII.
By the way, a man named Albert Pike outlined the coming of three world wars which were needed to bring on world government (in his book on "Morals and Dogma"). Just like the Rothschild Cabal created both WWI and WWII, they are presently making plans and preparations for WWIII. But my take is that WWIII will not end the way they anticipate. In order to appreciate the Russian position in this coming confrontation, some background history is essential.
The Russian Communist Backdrop
Any discussion about international Communism and Russia must start with Karl Marx whose family claimed to be Jews. But many informed people over the years have argued that point since his family seems to have been racial Khazars from the old Khazaria kingdom in Southern Russia and Central Asia. This Khazar or Chazar kingdom is discussed at length in numerous modern encyclopedias (like the Jewish Encyclopedia and Encyclopaedia Judaica) in case the reader is interested in knowing the truth.
This Khazar kingdom occupied a territory which today is defined as Georgia on current maps of South Central Asia. In the post Noah's flood era, it was in a land area allocated to Ashkenaz, a great grandson of Noah (via Japheth and Gomer—see Gen 10:1-3). Many ancient maps of South Central Asia, showing the division of the land following Noah's flood, show this land area as being the land of Ashkenaz.
It appears that with the Amalekite inhabitance of this land area the Amalekites adopted the name Ashkenazi (too, it is a given that these new incoming persons probably miscegenated with any Ashkenaz peoples then living in the area). With their alleged conversion to Judaism, they came to be known as Ashkenazi Jews. Almost all of the so-called Jews of Central and Northwest Europe (to include those in the British Empire and North America) are today known as Ashkenazi Jews based on their former domicile in the old land area of Ashkenaz.
Marx, a Socialist and secret Satanist, was the real theoretician who laid the foundation for the Communist ideology in his gigantic work called "Das Kapital." The first volume of this effort was published in 1848. But the last two volumes came out after Marx's death in 1883. But the real impetus for the international Communist movement actually came about in another writing by Marx on "The Communist Manifesto" which was a collaborated effort in 1867 with another Socialist named Friedrich Engels.
It was the Manifesto which revealed the Communist future by saying "Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communist revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win. Working men of all countries, unite!" The groundwork was then laid. But nothing further of significance happened on the question until the 1890's when Vladimir Ulyanov (who changed his name to Lenin) came along in Russia to seize upon Marx's ideology. Lenin organized a group of Communist followers and prepared initiatives to install a Communist dictatorship in Czarist Russia.
With tremendous financial backing from powerful Rothschild Cabal bankers in 1917 (who held a secret meeting with the Communists in Stockholm, Sweden and pledged $50 million to the Communists, with $20 million of it coming from Jacob Schiff, a Rothschild agent with Kuhn Loeb and Company of New York), Lenin and his chief helper, the Khazar Leon Trotsky (formerly Laiber Davidovich Bronstein), were ready to strike.
Lenin and a gang of 33 revolutionaries (mostly racial Khazars) came to Russia on a sealed train loaded with gold from Switzerland, via Germany; while Leon Trotsky came by ship from America with an entourage of 276 Eastside, New York City anarchists (apparently all or almost all Khazars) to commence the Communist overthrow of the Czar in July 1917.
The war against the Germans and bad economic problems at home created terrible conditions in Russia which contributed to the success of the Communist effort. Riots and anarchy broke out on Russian streets. Soon, the Czar stepped down and was temporarily replaced by an interim government headed by Aleksandr Kerensky. But the Communist revolution was to continue until the Kerensky provisional government fell to the Communists in early November 1917. The Khazar Kamenev was named President, Lenin became Premier and Trotsky was installed as Commissar of Foreign Affairs.
In fact, per John O'Connor, in his video on "Come Lord Jesus," some 70% of the Communist revolutionaries in Russia in 1917 were Ashkenazi Jews (which have an interesting connection to the Russian Khazars in case the reader is interested). Though this huge Khazar Jew influence ruled USSR Communism for years, it began to come apart under Stalin after WWII, as will be shortly assessed.
From 1917 forward, the largely Khazar controlled Communist government commenced a world wide conspiracy to install Communism all over the globe. The success of the Bolsheviks is well known and deserves little comment. By the 1980s, it was a powerful motion covering much of the world. Even in so-called non-Communist states, in Latin America and Africa, the Communists were in effective control and calling most of the shots. Communist infiltration and influence were even recognized commodities in some of the Arab and Muslim states.
Although there was this enormous Khazar influence and control over International Communism, it began to fall apart in the aftermath of WWII, as will be discussed below.
But things were beginning to change in the 1980s with the arrival of Mikhail Gorbachev and his plans for glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring). All of a sudden, the Berlin wall came down in 1989. Soon, Communist nations across Eastern Europe were supposedly breaking free of the USSR and becoming independent, democratic and capitalistic. The believed Communist threat in Latin America and Africa seemed to vanish from the media's attention. And of all things, Communism seemed to utterly collapse in Russia in 1991.
The writer of this study was an observer of this supposed collapse of Communism and the breakup of the old Soviet Union. The way this thing happened in Moscow and the role that Boris Yeltsin played in protecting Gorbachev, and saving him from the so-called coup in progress seemed absolutely incredible to believe. And frankly, this writer didn't believe it in 1991 and still doesn't believe it today. If there was ever a stage show put on to be lapped up by the controlled media and the gullible American public, it was the side show of the so-called collapse of Communism and the rescue of Gorbachev by Yeltsin. This whole thing was absolutely astounding and ridiculous.
For years, Khazars controlled the old USSR (as noted above). But they eventually lost control. This loss is an interesting story in its own right (and one which is very relevant). In the late 1940s and early 1950s, Russian leader Josef Stalin (whose real name was Josef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili) turned against the Khazars, who had formerly been in charge of the Soviet Union--all the way back to Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky. Trotsky was certainly a Khazar Jew and perhaps Lenin was one, as well, since he was reportedly half Jewish.
Allegedly, Khazar Jew doctors murdered Stalin to remove the threat of a Stalin pogrom against the Jews. Regardless, Russian nationalists were eventually able to take over the USSR government (except for the Khazar Jew Andropov, a Jew hater who seemed to have had the mentality and disposition of Adolf Schicklgruber). So the Khazar control was temporarily defeated.
When Gorbachev came along in the 1980s, he was assumed to be a Russian nationalist. But somehow, in his career, he had been exposed to the Rothschild international bankers/masters and was heavily influenced by them. There is much evidence to suggest that the Khazars decided to abolish the old Soviet Union with Gorbachev's participation so that they could take over again in Moscow by using money as their weapon.
Perhaps Gorbachev was offered a bright future in world politics by the world powerful Rothschild Cabal, if he would consent to the abolishment of the USSR. Whatever the motivation, Gorbachev has become a first class, world politician (and he likely expects and will probably receive a key position in the coming New World Order). Whichever way things go, it seems plausible that he will have a major role to play in the future one world government.
This backdrop set the stage for the end of Communism and the emergence of a so-called capitalistic society in Russia under the drunken Boris Yeltsin. Whether he was so drunk that he didn't know the difference or whatever; but Yeltsin quickly surrounded himself by a gang of so-called oligarchs who were actually Khazars though claiming to be Jews. With the incompetent drunken Yeltsin in charge, these Khazar oligarchs went to work to steal everything possible in Russia.
This gang of super rich millionaires/billionaires, linked to George Soros and the Rothschild Cabal, has included such media names as Vladimir Gusinsky, Boris Berezovsky, Leonid Nevzlin, Alexander Mashkevich, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Mikhail Brudno, Vladimir Dubov, Mikhail Mirilashvili, Semyon Yukovich Mogilevich, Mikhail Fridman, Grigory Loutchansky, Vadim Rabinovich, Ludwig Feinberg. Roman Abramovich, Mikhail Teitelboim, Grigory Loutchansky, etc.
This gang has several common features among themselves. They all were thought to be Russian citizens as they lived in Russia from the old Communist days. They all became extremely wealthy following the breakup of the old USSR. They all seem to be super rich gangsters or white collar criminals who have ripped off Russia for trillions. They all hold themselves out to be Jews; though they racially/ethnically come from the old Khazar stock that had inhabited Russia for centuries. Being Khazars, they are all genetically and racially connected to the Rothschilds. They all or almost all have held dual citizenship with the state of Israel. They all or almost all are now identified as the so-called oligarchs.
Probably because of Rothschild influence or whatever, Boris Yeltsin may have been forced into the profile of allowing the oligarchs to gain influence and power over his nation simply in an effort to get whatever Western money and aid as was possible (since the Rothschild Cabal controls the West and is in charge of dispensing Western aid to whomsoever they desire). Or alternatively, the Khazars helped Yeltsin and his family to also steal a lot of money. So maybe, it was just a tradeoff.
But there was opposition to Yeltsin and how he allowed the Khazars to steal much of Russia. The possibility for change came in December 1999 with the election for the State Duma. But this Russian election was indecisive and left the legislature still in confusion, as regarding the Khazar future rule over Russia.
The Communists won 24%, the Unity party of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, a Yeltsin appointee, won 23% and the rest of the delegates were split by other parties (Dec 27-Jan 2, 2000, "Washington Times," p. 24). Perhaps this good showing by Yeltsin's friend Putin prompted Boris to resign on Dec 31, 1999, and turn the presidency over to Putin on a temporary basis (and with Putin later elected on his own right in March 2000).
Yeltsin's move should have been anticipated. "The Washington Times" of Dec 20-26, 1999 (p. 24), had a news report from Madrid, Spain which quoted Javier Solana, the European Union's official for security and foreign policy, as telling a local TV interviewer that Yeltsin was not in possession of all of his faculties, in discussing Yeltsin's erratic behavior in public. He had to go. With Yeltsin gone, there was a question of how Putin or his ultimate successor would treat the Khazar bankers and fat cats stealing money from the Russian people.
The Anti-Khazar Stance
From 1917 up to the late 1940s (when Stalin realized that the Khazar Jews were Jews or something else first and Communists second), the Khazar Jews were a special, privileged people in Russia. However, as noted above, Russian nationalists gradually took over from the late 1940s and early 1950s. The old anti-Jewish stance, formerly a part of Imperial Russia, surfaced its head once more after Stalin (with a new definition of being "anti-Zionists").
While the Khazar gangsters and criminals had been very busy stealing everything they could in Russia under Yeltsin, the truth was that the Russian people passionately hated the evil Khazars. Leaders like Yeltsin linked in with them for a time (apparently, so he, too, could steal money). But this tie was temporary and very unstable. Since then, there has been an increasing level of opposition and indeed persecution against the Khazar Jews of Russia.
Many Russians have come to blame the Jews/Zionists generally for the recent trouble imposed on the nation by the Rothschild bankers and their oligarch allies in Russia. For example, the opposition began to point out the activities of the oligarchs in the new Russia which had brought on "ten years of economic catastrophe." In Russia, young children have gone with "no meat or milk for half of a year." Nationalist leaders have asked why Russian people are now eating cattle fodder while the "Zionist capitalists" are making billions at the nation's expense.
As so often happens, a lot of innocent Jews in Russia have been and will be persecuted because of the evils of a small band of Khazar Jew bankers/masters linked to the Rothschild Cabal. What a tragedy this has been historically--like in Germany in the 1930s.
In any case, there has been a continuing power struggle in Russia and even with the leadership of Vladimir Putin and beyond until the status of the Khazars is settled (either with their rule of Russia, like they rule the US, or the resurgence of pro Russian nationalists or Communists). As noted above, Putin won the late March 2000 presidential elections and subsequently, only to step down recently to be the Prime Minister because the Russian Constitution would not let him run again.
On gaining power, Putin began using former KGB officials to help clean up the Russian corruption from the Khazar oligarchs. Apparently, the Khazars quickly became concerned over their future because Putin reportedly said that he wanted to eliminate Russia's oligarchs "as a class" (Jun 26, 2000, "Newsweek," p. 16).
In terms of the future for the Russian Khazar relatives/friends of the Rothschilds, the Anti-Defamation League opened a Moscow office (yes, the ADL has a Moscow office, as unbelievable as that might seem to be) to oppose the work of Putin, saying that anti-Semitic activity has become more overt and active, since Putin took over.
The real focus of Putin's work was investigating and making judicial indictments against the team of oligarchs over how they stole and ripped off the Russian people under Yeltsin. This motion was to ultimately spell trouble for the Khazar crooks since the KGB had been largely free of Khazar influence for years. In any case, the team of Russian super rich oligarchs, linked to the Rothschild Cabal, began fleeing Russia. Most of them have left by now—either for Britain, the US, Europe or Israel (where most of them have Israeli passports).
The Putin government has charged these Khazars with a number of serious financial crimes. Of course, with their fleeing, they have been quick to criticize and condemn Putin and the Russian people for anti-Semitism. But to his credit, Putin linked in with some religious Ultra Orthodox Jews (who are fairly decent people far removed from the evil of the Khazar atheists and Luciferians) and gave them some recognition which has dampened the oligarchs' cries about discrimination and anti-Semitism.
Effectively, the Putin government is not recognizing the Khazar Jew leaders linked to Soros and the Rothschild Cabal; and instead, the Russian government is recognizing the Ultra Orthodox as legitimate representatives of the Jewish people of Russia. This turn of events has really upset the internationalist Khazars. The "Jerusalem Post" of Apr 6, 2001 (p. 1, 20), called it a Russian meddling in Jewish affairs. In other words, the ruling Khazars, linked to the Rothschild Cabal, wanted the right in Russia to represent the Jewish people. Putin said "no" that he would deal with the Ultra Orthodox religious Jews.
Nathanael Kapner
Jewish writer Nathanael Kapner (at www.realjewnews.com) had this story on "Putin Purge of the Rothschild Money Changers" which noted: "WHEN PUTIN WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT of Russia in 2000, Russia was bankrupt. The nation owed $16.6 billion to the Rothschild-run International Monetary Fund while its foreign debt to the Rothschild-controlled Paris & London Club Of Creditors was over 36 billion dollars.
"But Putin took advantage of the current boom in world oil prices by redirecting a portion of the profits of Russia's largest oil producer Gazprom so as to pay off the country's debt. The continual surge in oil prices greatly accelerated Russia's capacity to restore financial sovereignty. By 2006 Putin had paid off Russia's debt to the Rothschilds. Russia's financial dependence on the Jewish financiers was now over. Putin could then establish what became his Russian Unity Party's 2007 campaign slogan: Putin's Plan Means Victory For Russia! This slogan continues to make the New World Order Jews very nervous.
"ROTHSCHILD AGENT MIKHAIL KHORDORKOVSKY, a Russian Jew, gained his fortune along with many other Jewish oligarchs, by exploiting the Yeltsin era's privatizations. With the backing of Jacob Rothschild, Khordorkovsky started the bank Menatep Banking Group just prior to the fall of communism in 1990. The Menatep Banking Group is associated with the Rothschild-Soros Carlyle Group. In 1995, Khordorkovsky bought Yukos Oil for $350 million. He became one of the world's richest men with a personal worth of at least $1 billion. In October of 2003 Khordorkovsky was arrested for embezzlement.
"As most wealthy Jews who use their financial power to subvert their host nation, Khordorkovsky set himself up as a critic of Putin's efforts to unite Russia politically, culturally, and spiritually. Khordorkovsky spent millions of dollars to overthrow Putin by funding 'democratic reforming parties' by which Jews take control of their host nation.
"THAT THE ROTHSCHILDS WERE BEHIND Khordorkovsky's acquisition of Menatep Banking & Yukos Oil is proven by the following: In February of 2004, right after Khordorkovsky's arrest, Khordorkovsky's Menatep Bank was revealed to be operating out of the Isle of Man, a UK offshore tax haven. At this time, Menatep offered Yukos shares to Putin in exchange for Khordorkovsky's freedom. But Putin did not need to wheel & deal with the Jewish financiers. Putin simply nationalized Yukos Oil shortly after the Menatep offer.
"The British press reported that Khordorkovsky's shares in Yukos Oil were passed to Jacob Rothschild just prior to Khordorkovsky's arrest. But Menatep denied that Jacob Rothschild had any power in the Group. Their statement declared that Jacob Rothschild had close links with Menatep only through the Open Russia Foundation whose trustee membership included Henry Kissinger. But Menatep failed to mention that the Open Russia Foundation was founded by Yukos Oil.
"Vladimir Putin, now in full control of Russia as Prime Minister, wishes to build a strong Christian nation. In a televised Christmas message on January 7 2008 Putin said 'The Russian Orthodox Church contributes to the promotion of moral values in society. One should not completely draw a line between the culture and the church. Of course by law in our country the church is separate from the state. But in the soul and the history of our people it's all together. It always has been and always will be.' Indeed, Putin aspires to unite the state of Russia with the Orthodox Church. A debt-free nation fused with a strong Christian ethic is what the Rothschilds & all Jews fear most…"
The Bottom Line
Kapner's insight is good. I can only add that for years now, I have believed that Putin had slowly turned against the Khazar parasites who had taken over Russia under Yeltsin. I have said before that this event would bring about a great worldwide clamor against Putin and cries of anti-Semitism. We have been seeing this very thing take place. When Putin moved against the money changers, as Schicklgruber did in the 1930s, Putin, like Schicklgruber, would soon have the whole Western Christian world against him. The Rothschild Cabal will be anxious to set him in his place.
Thus, all of this is setting the stage for WWIII between Russia and other nations against the US, Britain and certain other nations. The Rothschild Cabal set up the Russian invasion of Georgia last year and have done their best to provoke trouble between the Christian West (which is almost all controlled by the Rothschilds) and an East and South combine made up of Russia, China, the Muslim states and much of the Third World. Certainly, in their collapse of commodities in 2008-2009, they have intentionally sought to punish Russia, Iran and other states which have not rolled over and submitted 100% to the Rothschild Cabal.
The Rothschilds completely engineered WWII, using their own cousin Schicklgruber, to bring on gross profits to themselves, the devastation of Europe and a serious move to world government with the organization of the UN. Now, they are setting the stage for bigger moves on all of these fronts with WWIII and one which they surely expect to usher in world government. They are doing their level best to bring on WWIII and I predict that they will succeed.
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This week, ahead of the big game against high flying
Rotherham, Nottingham Rugby stars Sean Romans and Jon Vickers
joined Community Rugby coach Sam Bignall in coaching pupils at
Flintham Primary school in Newark.
Many of the pupil's are keen rugby players, with some being part
of the junior section at local club Newark RFC. New Zealander,
Romans, enjoyed taking part in the session and sharing rugby
playing experiences during a question and answer session.
He said, "It was good fun to join in with the class's rugby
session. The pupils were extremely well behaved. You could tell
some of them had played a bit of rugby before, some of their
passing was very impressive."
Green and White hooker Vickers, in his first season with the
club, found it rewarding going out into the community and enjoyed
engaging with the pupils from Flintham Primary.
"I actually joined in with the session and it was great fun.
They asked some great questions after the rugby session in the Q
& A. I was impressed with how enthusiastic they are towards
rugby," commented Vickers.
As well as going into school as part of the community programme,
Nottingham Rugby stars including Alun Walker and Ryan Hough have
been providing professional rugby expertise to local clubs
Mansfield RFC and Ashfield RFC.
Sunday sees Nottingham Rugby face Rotherham Titans at Meadow
Lane in an early kick off because of the 6 Nations. The 1pm Kick
off allows fans to cheer on the Green and Whites before staying at
the ground to watch the England V Wales 6 Nations clash in the
Meadow Lane Sports Bar.