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Category: Analytics
Teaching Material Analytics
A couple of weeks ago, I had a little poke around some of the standard reports that we can get out of the OU VLE. OU course materials are generated from a structured document format – OU XML – that generates one or more HTML pages bound to a particular Moodle resource id. Additional Moodle resources are associated with forums, admin pages, library resource pages, and so on.
One of the standard reports provides a count of how many times each resource has been accessed within a given time period, such as a weekly block. Data can only be exported for so many weeks at a time, so to get stats for course materials over the presentation of a course (which may be up to 9 months long) requires multiple exports and the aggregation of the data.
We can then generate simple visual summaries over the data such as the following heatmap.
Usage is indicated by colour density, time in weeks are organised along horizontal x-axis. From the chart, we can clearly see waves of activity over the course of the module as students access resources associated with particular study weeks. We can also see when materials aren't
being accessed, or are only being accessed by a low number of times (that is, necessarily by a low proportion of students. If we get data about unique user accesses or unique user first use activity, we can get a better idea about the proportion of students in a cohort as a whole accessing a resource).
This sort of reporting – about material usage rather than student attainment – was what originally attracted me to thinking about data in the context of OU courses (eg Course Analytics in Context). That is, I wasn't that interested in how well students were doing, per se, or interested in trying to find ways of spying on individual students to build clever algorithms behind experimental personalisation and recommender systems that would never make it out of the research context.
That could come later.
What I originally just wanted to know was whether this resource was ever looked at, whether that resource was accessed when I expected (eg if an end of course assessment page was accessed when students were prompted to start thinking about it during an exercise two thirds of the way in to the course), whether students tended to study for half an hour or three hours (so I could design the materials accordingly), how (and when) students searched the course materials – and for what (keyphrase searches copied wholesale out of the continuous assessment materials) and so on.
Nothing very personal in there – everything aggregate. Nothing about students, particularly, everything about course materials. As a member of the course team, asking how are the course materials working rather than how is that student performing?
There's nothing very clever about this – it's just basic web stats run with an eye to looking for patterns of behaviour over the life of a course to check that the materials appear to be being worked in the way we expected. (At the OU, course team members are often a step removed from supporting students.)
But what it is, I think, is an important complement to the "student centred" learning analytics. It's analytics about the usage and utilisation of the course materials, the things we actually spend a couple of years developing but don't really seem to track the performance of?
It's data that can be used to inform and check on "learning designs". Stats that act as indicators about whether the design is being followed – that is, used as expected, or planned.
As a course material designer, I may want to know how well students perform based on how they engage with the materials, but I should really to know how the materials are being utilised, because they're designed to be utilised in a particular way? And if they're not being used in that way, maybe I need to have a rethink?
MOOC Platforms and the A/B Testing of Course Materials
[The following is my *personal* opinion only. I know as much about FutureLearn as Google does. Much of the substance of this post was circulated internally within the OU prior to posting here.]
In common with other MOOC platforms, one of the possible ways of positioning FutureLearn is as a marketing platform for universities. Another might see it as a tool for delivering informal versions of courses to learners who are not currently registered with a particular institution. [A third might position it in some way around the notion of "learning analytics", eg as described in a post today by Simon Buckingham Shum: The emerging MOOC data/analytics ecosystem] If I understand it correctly, "quality of the learning experience" will be at the heart of the FutureLearn offering. But what of innovation? In the same way that there is often a "public benefit feelgood" effect for participants in medical trials, could FutureLearn provide a way of engaging, at least to a limited extent, in "learning trials".
This need not be onerous, but could simply relate to trialling different exercises or wording or media use (video vs image vs interactive) in particular parts of a course. In the same way that Google may be running dozens of different experiments on its homepage in different combinations at any one time, could FutureLearn provide universities with a platform for trying out differing learning experiments whilst running their MOOCs?
The platform need not be too complex – at first. Google Analytics provides a mechanism for running A/B tests and "experiments" across users who have not disabled Google Analytics cookies, and as such may be appropriate for initial trialling of learning content A/B tests. The aim? Deciding on metrics is likely to prove a challenge, but we could start with simple things to try out – does the ordering or wording of resource lists affect click-through or download rates for linked resources, for example? (And what should we do about those links that never get clicked and those resources that are never downloaded?) Does offering a worked through exercise before an interactive quiz improve success rates on the quiz, and so on.
The OU has traditionally been cautious when running learning experiments, delivering fee-waived pilots rather than testing innovations as part of A/B testing on live courses with large populations. In part this may be through a desire to be 'equitable' and not jeopardise the learning experience for any particular student by providing them with a lesser quality offering than we could*. (At the same time, the OU celebrates the diversity and range of skills and abilities of OU students, which makes treating them all in exactly the same way seem rather incongruous?)
* Medical trials face similar challenges. But it must be remembered that we wouldn't trial a resource we thought stood a good chance of being /less/ effective than one we were already running… For a brief overview of the broken worlds of medical trials and medical academic publishing, as well as how they could operate, see Ben Goldacre's Bad Pharma for an intro.
FutureLearn could start to change that, and open up a pathway for experimentally testing innovations in online learning as well as at a more micro-level, tuning images and text in order to optimise content for its anticipated use. By providing course publishers with a means of trialling slightly different versions of their course materials, FutureLearn could provide an effective environment for trialling e-learning innovations. Branding FutureLearn not only as a platform for quality learning, but also as a platform for "doing" innovation in learning, gives it a unique point of difference. Organisations trialling on the platform do not face the threat of challenges made about them delivering different learning experiences to students on formally offered courses, but participants in courses are made aware that they may be presented with slightly different variants of the course materials to each other. (Or they aren't told… if an experiment is based on success in reading a diagram where the labels are presented in different fonts or slightly different positions, or with or without arrows, and so on, does that really matter if the students aren't told?)
Consultancy opportunities are also likely to arise in the design and analysis of trials and new interventions. The OU is also provided with both an opportunity to act according to it's beacon status as far communicating innovative adult online learning/pedagogy goes, as well as gaining access to large trial populations.
Note that what I'm not proposing is not some sort of magical, shiny learning analytics dashboard, it'd be a procedural, could have been doing it for years, application of web analytics that makes use of online learning cohorts that are at least a magnitude or two larger than is typical in a traditional university course setting. Numbers that are maybe big enough to spot patterns of behaviour in (either positive, or avoidant).
There are ethical challenges and educational challenges in following such a course of action, of course. But in the same way that doctors might randomly prescribe between two equally good (as far as they know) treatments, or who systematically use one particular treatment over another that is equally good, I know that folk who create learning materials also pick particular pedagogical treatments "just because". So why shouldn't we start trialling on a platform that is branded as such?
Once again, note that I am not part of the FutureLearn project team and my knowledge of it is largely limited to what I have found on Google.
See also: Treating MOOC Platforms as Websites to be Optimised, Pure and Simple…. For some very old "course analytics" ideas about using Google Analytics, see Online Course Analytics, which resulted in OUseful blogarchive: "course analytics". Note that these experiments never got as far as content optimisation, A/B testing, search log analysis etc. The approach I started to follow with the Library Analytics series had a little more success, but still never really got past the starting post and into a useful analyse/adapt cycle. Google Analytics has moved on since then of course… If I were to start over, I;d probably focus on creating custom dashboards to illustrate very particular use cases, as well as
Open Webstats from GovUK
In the #solo12eval session* on Monday organised by Shane McCracken and Karen Bultitude on the topic of evaluating impact (whatever that is) of online science engagement, I was reminded (yet again…) of the Culture24 report on Evaluating Impact online. The report included as one of its deliverables a set of example Google Analytics report templates (now rotted?) that provided a starting point for what could be a commonly-accepted-as-sensible reporting framework. (I keep wondering whether it would be useful to try to do the same for academic library websites/library website analytics?) One of the things I pondered afterwards was whether it would make sense to open up Google Analytics from a 'typical' website in that sector to all-comers, so that different parties could demonstrate what stories and information they could pull out of the stats using a common data basis. Something a bit like CSS Zen Garden, but around a common Google Analytics dataset, for example?
* From the session, I also learned of the JISC Impact Analysis Programme, which includes an interestingly titled project on Tracking Digital Impact (TDI). That project is presumably in stealth mode, because it was really hard to find out anything about it… (I thought JISC projects were all encouraged to do the blogging thing? Or is that just from certain enlightened parts of JISC…?)
Loosely related to the workshop, and from my feeds, I noticed a couple of announcements over the last couple of days relating to the publication of web/traffic stats on a couple of government web properties.
First up, the Government Digital Service/@gdsteam posted on their Updat[ed] GOV.UK Performance Dashboard, which you can find: Performance Platform Dashboard.
As you can see, this dashboard reports on a variety of Google Analytics stats – average unique visitors, weekly pageviews, and so on.
As well as the dashboard itself, the @gds_datashark team seem to be quite happy to show their working and presumably allow others to propose check-ins of their own bug fixes and code solutions to .. Gov github
To make it easy to play along, they're publishing a set of raw data feeds (Headline narrative text, Yesterday's hourly traffic and comparison average, Weekly visits to GOV.UK, Direct Gov and Businesslink, Weekly unique visitors to GOV.UK, Direct Gov and Businesslink, Format success metrics) although the blog post notes these are 'internal' URLs and hence are subject to change…
(Via tweets from @jukesie and @lseteph, I was also reminded that Steph experimented with publishing BIS' departmental webstats way back when)
In the past, UKGov has posted a certain amount of costings related data around website provision (for example, So Where Do the Numbers in Government Reports Come From?), so if there are any armchair web analysts/auditors out there (unlikely, I know;-), it seems as if data is there for the taking, as well as the asking (the GDS folk seem to be quite open to ideas…)
The second announcement that caught my eye was the opening up of site usage stats on the data.gov.uk website.
Data is broken down into site-wide, publisher and datasets groupings, and reports on things like:
– browser type
– O/S type
– social network referrals
– language
– country
The data is also available via a CSV file.
So I wonder: could we use the GDS and data.gov.uk data/data feeds as the basis for a crude webstats Zen Garden? How would such a site best be architected? (One central github repo pulling in exemplar view requests from cloned repos?) And would it make sense to publish webstats data/analytics from a "typical" science engagement website (or library website, or course website), and allow the community to see what sorts of take on it folk can come up with in respect of different ways presenting the data and more importantly, identifying different ways of making sense of it/finding different ways of telling stories with it?
Do Retweeters Lack Commitment to a Hashtag?
I seem to be going down more ratholes than usual at the moment, in this case relating to activity round Twitter hashtags. Here's a quick bit of reflection around a chart from Visualising Activity Around a Twitter Hashtag or Search Term Using R that shows activity around a hashtag that was minted for an event that took place before the sample period.
The y-axis is organised according to the time of first use (within the sample period) of the tag by a particular user. The x axis is time. The dots represent tweets containing the hashtag, coloured blue by default, red if they are an old-style RT (i.e. they begin RT @username:).
So what sorts of thing might we look for in this chart, and what are the problems with it? Several things jump out at me:
- For many of the users, their first tweet (in this sample period at least) is an RT; that is, they are brought into the hashtag community through issuing an RT;
- Many of the users whose first use is via an RT don't use the hashtag again within the sample period. Is this typical? Does this signal represent amplification of the tag without any real sense of engagement with it?
- A noticeable proportion of folk whose first use is not an RT go on to post further non-RT tweets. Does this represent an ongoing commitment to the tag? Note that this chart does not show whether tweets are replies, or "open" tweets. Replies (that is, tweets beginning @username are likely to represent conversational threads within a tag context rather than "general" tag usage, so it would be worth using an additional colour to identify reply based conversational tweets as such.
- "New style" retweets are diaplayed as retweets by colouring… I need to check whether or nor newstyle RT information is available that I could use to colour such tweets appropriately. (or alternatively, I'd have to do some sort of string matching to see whether or not a tweet was the same as a previously seen tweet, which is a bit of a pain:-(
(Note that when I started mapping hashtag communities, I used to generate tag user names based on a filtered list of tweets that excluded RTs. this meant that folk who only used the tag as part of an RT and did not originate tweets that contained the tag, either in general or as part of a conversation, would not be counted as a member of the hashtag community. More recently, I have added filters that include RTs but exclude users who used the tag only once, for example, thus retaining serial RTers, but not single use users.)
So what else might this chart tell us? Looking at vertical slices, it seems that news entrants to the tag community appear to come in waves, maybe as part of rapid fire RT bursts. This chart doesn't tell us for sure that this is happening, but it does highlight areas of the timelime that might be worth investigating more closely if we are interested in what happened at those times when there does appear to be a spike in activity. (Are there any modifications we could make to this chart to make them more informative in this respect? The time resolution is very poor, for example, so being able to zoom in on a particular time might be handy. Or are there other charts that might provide a different lens that can help us see what was happening at those times?)
And as a final point – this stuff may be all very interesting, but is it useful?, And if so, how? I also wonder how generalisable it is to other sorts of communication analysis. For example, I think we could use similar graphical techniques to explore engagement with an active comment thread on a blog, or Google+, or additions to an online forum thread. (For forums with mutliple threads, we maybe need to rethink how this sort of chart would work, or how it might be coloured/what symbols we might use, to distinguish between starting a new thread, or adding to a pre-existing one, for example. I'm sure the literature is filled with dozens of examples for how we might visualise forum activity, so if you know of any good references/links…?! ;-) #lazyacademic)
Visualising Activity Around a Twitter Hashtag or Search Term Using R
I think one of valid criticisms around a lot of the visualisations I post here and on my various #f1datajunkie blogs is that I often don't post any explanatory context around the visualisations. This is partly a result of the way I use my blog posts in a selfish way to document the evolution of my own practice, but not necessarily the "so what" elements that represent any meaning or sense I take from the visualisations. In many cases, this is because the understanding I come to of a dataset is typically the result of an (inter)active exploration of the data set; what I blog are the pieces of the puzzle that show how I personally set about developing a conversation with a dataset, pieces that you can try out if you want to…;-)
An approach that might get me more readers would be to post commentary around what I've learned about a dataset from having a conversation with it. A good example of this can be seen in @mediaczar's post on How should Page Admins deal with Flame Wars?, where this visualisation of activity around a Facebook post is analysed in terms of effective (or not!) strategies for moderating a flame war.
The chart shows a sequential ordering of posts in the order they were made along the x-axis, and the unique individual responsible for each post, ordered by accession to the debate along the y-axis. For interpretation and commentary, see the original post: How should Page Admins deal with Flame Wars? ;-)
One take away of the chart for me is that it provides a great snapshot of new people entering into a conversation (vertical lines) as well as engagement by an individual (horizontal lines). If we use a time proportional axis on x, we can also see engagement over time.
In a Twitter context, it's likely that a rapid increase in numbers of folk engaging with a hashtag, for example, might be the result of an RT related burst of activity. For folk who have already engaged in hashtag usage, for example as part of a live event backhannel, a large number of near co-occurring tweets that are not RTs might signal some notable happenstance within the event.
To explore this idea, here's a quick bit of R tooling inspired by Mat's post… It uses the twitteR library and sources tweets via a Twitter search.
require(twitteR) #Pull in a search around a hashtag. searchTerm='#ukgc12' rdmTweets <- searchTwitter(searchTerm, n=500) # Note that the Twitter search API only goes back 1500 tweets #Plot of tweet behaviour by user over time #Based on @mediaczar's http://blog.magicbeanlab.com/networkanalysis/how-should-page-admins-deal-with-flame-wars/ #Make use of a handy dataframe creating twitteR helper function tw.df=twListToDF(rdmTweets) #@mediaczar's plot uses a list of users ordered by accession to user list ## 1) find earliest tweet in searchlist for each user [ http://stackoverflow.com/a/4189904/454773 ] require(plyr) tw.dfx=ddply(tw.df, .var = "screenName", .fun = function(x) {return(subset(x, created %in% min(created),select=c(screenName,created)))}) ## 2) arrange the users in accession order tw.dfxa=arrange(tw.dfx,-desc(created)) ## 3) Use the username accession order to order the screenName factors in the searchlist tw.df$screenName=factor(tw.df$screenName, levels = tw.dfxa$screenName) #ggplot seems to be able to cope with time typed values... require(ggplot2) ggplot(tw.df)+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=screenName))
We can get a feeling for which occurrences were old-style RTs by identifying tweets that start with a classic RT, and then colouring each tweet appropriately (note there may be some overplotting/masking of points…I'm not sure how big the x-axis time bins are…)
#Identify and colour the RTs... library(stringr) #A helper function to remove @ symbols from user names... trim <- function (x) sub('@','',x) #Identify classic style RTs tw.df$rt=sapply(tw.df$text,function(tweet) trim(str_match(tweet,"^RT (@[[:alnum:]_]*)")[2])) tw.df$rtt=sapply(tw.df$rt,function(rt) if (is.na(rt)) 'T' else 'RT') ggplot(tw.df)+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=screenName,col=rtt))
So now we can see when folk entered into the hashtag community via a classic RT.
We can also start to explore who was classically retweeted when:
#Generate a plot showing how a person is RTd tw.df$rtof=sapply(tw.df$text,function(tweet) trim(str_match(tweet,"^RT (@[[:alnum:]_]*)")[2])) #Note that this doesn't show how many RTs each person got in a given time period if they got more than one... ggplot(subset(tw.df,subset=(!is.na(rtof))))+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=rtof))
Another view might show who was classically RTd by whom (activity along a row indicating someone was retweeted a lot through one or more tweets, activity within a column identifying an individual who RTs a lot…):
#We can start to get a feel for who RTs whom... require(gdata) #We don't want to display screenNames of folk who tweeted but didn't RT tw.df.rt=drop.levels(subset(tw.df,subset=(!is.na(rtof)))) #Order the screennames of folk who did RT by accession order (ie order in which they RTd) tw.df.rta=arrange(ddply(tw.df.rt, .var = "screenName", .fun = function(x) {return(subset(x, created %in% min(created),select=c(screenName,created)))}),-desc(created)) tw.df.rt$screenName=factor(tw.df.rt$screenName, levels = tw.df.rta$screenName) # Plot who RTd whom ggplot(subset(tw.df.rt,subset=(!is.na(rtof))))+geom_point(aes(x=screenName,y=rtof))+opts(axis.text.x=theme_text(angle=-90,size=6)) + xlab(NULL)
What sense you might make of all this, or where to take it next, is down to you of course… Err, erm…?! ;-)
PS see also: http://blog.ouseful.info/2012/01/21/a-quick-view-over-a-mashe-google-spreadsheet-twitter-archive-of-ukgc2012-tweets/
Social Interest Positioning – Visualising Facebook Friends' Likes With Data Grabbed Using Google Refine
What do my Facebook friends have in common in terms of the things they have Liked, or in terms of their music or movie preferences? (And does this say anything about me?!) Here's a recipe for visualising that data…
After discovering via Martin Hawksey that the recent (December, 2011) 2.5 release of Google Refine allows you to import JSON and XML feeds to bootstrap a new project, I wondered whether it would be able to pull in data from the Facebook API if I was logged in to Facebook (Google Refine does run in the browser after all…)
Looking through the Facebook API documentation whilst logged in to Facebook, it's easy enough to find exemplar links to things like your friends list (https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS) or the list of likes someone has made (https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS); replacing me with the Facebook ID of one of your friends should pull down a list of their friends, or likes, etc.
(Note that validity of the access token is time limited, so you can't grab a copy of the access token and hope to use the same one day after day.)
Grabbing the link to your friends on Facebook is simply a case of opening a new project, choosing to get the data from a Web Address, and then pasting in the friends list URL:
Click on next, and Google Refine will download the data, which you can then parse as a JSON file, and from which you can identify individual record types:
If you click the highlighted selection, you should see the data that will be used to create your project:
You can now click on Create Project to start working on the data – the first thing I do is tidy up the column names:
We can now work some magic – such as pulling in the Likes our friends have made. To do this, we need to create the URL for each friend's Likes using their Facebook ID, and then pull the data down. We can use Google Refine to harvest this data for us by creating a new column containing the data pulled in from a URL built around the value of each cell in another column:
The Likes URL has the form https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS which we'll tinker with as follows:
The throttle control tells Refine how often to make each call. I set this to 500ms (that is, half a second), so it takes a few minutes to pull in my couple of hundred or so friends (I don't use Facebook a lot;-). I'm not sure what limit the Facebook API is happy with (if you hit it too fast (i.e. set the throttle time too low), you may find the Facebook API stops returning data to you for a cooling down period…)?
Having imported the data, you should find a new column:
At this point, it is possible to generate a new column from each of the records/Likes in the imported data… in theory (or maybe not..). I found this caused Refine to hang though, so instead I exprted the data using the default Templating… export format, which produces some sort of JSON output…
I then used this Python script to generate a two column data file where each row contained a (new) unique identifier for each friend and the name of one of their likes:
import simplejson,csv writer=csv.writer(open('fbliketest.csv','wb+'),quoting=csv.QUOTE_ALL) fn='my-fb-friends-likes.txt' data = simplejson.load(open(fn,'r')) id=0 for d in data['rows']: id=id+1 #'interests' is the column name containing the Likes data interests=simplejson.loads(d['interests']) for i in interests['data']: print str(id),i['name'],i['category'] writer.writerow([str(id),i['name'].encode('ascii','ignore')])
[I think this R script, in answer to a related @mhawksey Stack Overflow question, also does the trick: R: Building a list from matching values in a data.frame]
I could then import this data into Gephi and use it to generate a network diagram of what they commonly liked:
Rather than returning Likes, I could equally have pulled back lists of the movies, music or books they like, their own friends lists (permissions settings allowing), etc etc, and then generated friends' interest maps on that basis.
[See also: Getting Started With The Gephi Network Visualisation App – My Facebook Network, Part I and how to visualise Google+ networks]
PS dropping out of Google Refine and into a Python script is a bit clunky, I have to admit. What would be nice would be to be able to do something like a "create new rows with new column from column" pattern that would let you set up an iterator through the contents of each of the cells in the column you want to generate the new column from, and for each pass of the iterator: 1) duplicate the original data row to create a new row; 2) add a new column; 3) populate the cell with the contents of the current iteration state. Or something like that…
PPS Related to the PS request, there is a sort of related feature in the 2.5 release of Google Refine that lets you merge data from across rows with a common key into a newly shaped data set: Key/value Columnize. Seeing this, it got me wondering what a fusion of Google Refine and RStudio might be like (or even just R support within Google Refine?)
PPPS this could be interesting – looks like you can test to see if a friendship exists given two Facebook user IDs.
PPPPS This paper in PNAS – Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior – by Kosinski et. al suggests it's possible to profile people based on their Likes. It would be interesting to compare how robust that profiling is, compared to profiles based on the common Likes of a person's followers, or the common likes of folk in the same Facebook groups as an individual?
So Where Am I Socially Situated on Google+?
I haven't really entered into the spirit of Google Plus yet – I haven't created any circles or started populating them, for example, and I post rarely – but if you look at my public profile page you'll see a list of folk who have added me to their circles…
This is always a risky thing of course – because my personal research ethic means that for anyone who pops their head above the horizon in my social space by linking publicly to one of my public profiles, their public data is fair game for an experiment… (I'm also aware that via authenticated access I may well be able to find grab even more data – but again, my personal research ethic is such that I try to make sure I don't use data that requires any form of authentication in order to acquire it.)
So, here's a started for 10: a quick social positioning map generated around who folk who have added me to public circles on Google+ publicly follow… Note that for folk who follow more than 90 people, I'm selecting a random sample of 90 of their friends to plot the graph. The graph is further filtered to only show folk who are followed by 5 or more of the folk who have added me to their circles (bear in mind that this may miss people out because of the 90 sample size hack).
Through familiarity with many of the names, I spot what I'd loosely label as an OU grouping, a JISC grouping, an ed-techie grouping and a misc/other grouping…
Given one of the major rules of communication is 'know your audience', I keep wondering why so many folk who "do" the social media thing have apparently no interest in who they're bleating at or what those folk might be interested in… I guess it's a belief in "if I shout, folk will listen…"?
PS if you want to grab your own graph and see how you're socially positioned on Google Plus, the code is
here (that script is broken… I've started an alternative version here). It's a Python script that requires the networkx library. ( The d3 library is also included but not used – so feel free to delete that import…)


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LMAO1 year agoThis video sticks out from all the others because while she has a bang'n body, but mostly, I've never seen anyone look so bored during sex.4 years agothis is a great vid i cum every time4 years agoI love this. Girl is so beautiful.1 year agoThe best!2 years agopretty much my all time favorite video2 years agoi have a thai step-mom and i fuck her like this all the time2 years agoDoes anyone know this girls name3 years agoBEST TITTIES 'P3 years agoawesome nipples and ass! would love to wear that pussy out!4 years agoDamn, anybody knows who she is? I want her name so badly!Unknown4 years agogreat video,hot body
whats her name?4 years agoWhat is her name???4 years agowhy am i the only girl here who thinks this is hot lol4 years agomfg he's got a beautiful cock! FUCKK!6 years agohm, nice. How much did she cost, dude?7 years agoWorst music ever... Why would anyone add elevator music to a video like this.7 years agoNice nips!!Unknown7 years agoI just don't get tit fucking... i know it looks sexy, but i just never was able to enjoy having a guy fuck my boobs. i mean, i have an ass, a pussy and a mouth, any of those provide plenty of pleasure don't they?7 years agoNice cumshot on her chest...7 years agolol i guess screaming would have cost more7 years agoShe looked more like his call girl than his wife... plus she is a dead lay. No expression. Typical of a hooker.1 year agoHe has a nice size dick for her nice tight pussy but he needs to know how to use it and giver the fuck of her life!!2 years agoShe has the nicest tits I have ever seen, and he hardly touches them! Moron! No wonder she is bored. Idiot!2 years agoOne of my favorite porn videos of all time.2 years agohuge dick!!! yummy! lucky bitch!3 years agoGreat body, Great titties, gorgeous face, sexy butt, very nice girl. This is definitely a keeper.4 years agoshes so hooot!! wish i had her ass4 years ago13 05 in looks like they arent even doing anything lol2 years agoTake off the rubber !!!!!3 years agowow very nice body !!!! his tits wonderful4 years agoShe has a rather exotic look about her... and she made hi burst something serious all over her ^_^4 years agofuck i luv me some asian chicks. 12:20 makes me wana grab that ass and join in from the back4 years agolovely smile... and seems to be enjoying it4 years agoi know who she is... im chatting with her right now but i cant let u guys know who she is... coz she dont let me... now she more gorgeous then before..4 years agoBullshit! He's fucking his wife w/a condom on? Lol! Now that's comic relief for you!4 years agonext in line please!!!!!!!!!!8 months agoWhat's her name, fellas?Unknown10 months agoIf that was your wife, would you really want to share with 6.8 million others?..1 year agothe most boreing head job i ever saw great body on her bud damned learn to suck cock1 year agoOh my lord, those tits are perfect... At least they would be if they were smothered in cum...2 years ago10:302 years agoFucking awesome. If you like this search " HD Creamy teen pussy squirting " worth watching. Im the female or 1/2 of a clean married couple seeking CLEAN (all of us to be screened prior to meeting as we have been celibate for 15 years) male, female, or couple to Send friend request we are real amateurs no bullshit cam girls or service just a soaking wet cream dripping squirting tight pussy craving new cock.3 years agohmmmm3 years agoomg that pussy3 years agooh shit shes hot3 years agoas fine as this woman is this dude is terrible.. kind of a boring clip but then again not cuz she so sexy3 years agothe fuk is up wit the music!!!!....made my dick soft!!!3 years agoshe,s hot !3 years agowho is she ???3 years ago+4 years agoGood Vid, But she don't look like shes Enjoying it lol4 years agogreaqt tits and ass, but boring4 years agoi want some one to suck my cock like that4 years agogreat vid! my pussy is so wet4 years agothis vid is really good4 years agoso fuckin sexy.... n this lady is cute 24 years agogreat tits4 years agoSexy body but face needs some work. This guy needs to work on his moves.4 years agoPerfect tits. Sweet ass. Bad action.5 years agoThis Woman Is Filipino And Her Name Is Apple, From Fucked In Manila5 years agobeautiful woman ;D5 years agoRubbish,that guy should have pounded her to dust to get some kinda response!!!Unknown5 years agoI want to fuck a thai lady. now5 years agoShe makes me afraid... looks like she only fuck bc he want.
some Asian fuck and they love it..:-)5 years agoshe also seduced me XD6 years agoI'm pretty sure this is Lily Thai before her piercing and rockin' ass6 years ago19:34 wtf the necklace is on her nose..6 years agoi love the blank expression she has on her face the whole time lmao6 years agolol! You could so tell she was a hooker! lol! Perfect tits tho! Damn!6 years agoi agree with scott6 years agoDude's wearing a rubber. That's not her "man", she's a pro and he's a john in a Thai hotel.6 years agoexcellent cumshot6 years agojust about the mst perfect tits i;ve ever seen on an asian chick6 years agoasians are robots when it comes to sex, yet they moan like lil girls and do w.e u make them... at least in porn and the asian girls I fucked...6 years agoShe looks exactly like this girl i used to date few months ago, only she had downs6 years agoneeds a noze job6 years agodamn.. she's like tooo dead.. no action6 years agoshe looks incredibly bored O_o6 years agoWow, beautiful and sexy woman with perfect tits...but the music sucks LOL6 years agoI think he is too small condom hahahahaha6 years agoasian babes are the best. slim, tight pusssy and crave for big cocks.
look at her tits!! want 2 bite them and suck it hard. i wanna fuck d shit outta her and cummm deep inside her and all over her face.6 years agobitch dont look at the camera u made the boner go away dammit6 years agogreat bj tho6 years agoNice video.. but she's so boring and no actions6 years agoohhhh me so horny!!! me luv you long time!! sucky sucky 2 dolla!!!
yeah da chink looked like she was really enjoyin that lyk!! av seen happier ppl at a funeral ffs!!fuck back off to asia!!7 years agoI dont think it was her who was bleeding...i think it was guy..and she is not even his wife thats why he does not want to show his wife..this guy must have some kinda disease (no offend plz)...and boring video7 years agoNice body, nice attempt at the BJ..but so Boring and elongated, i lost interest.7 years agogreat body... but she's so boring!!7 years agoShe is stunning! Beautiful body... But she did not look like she was enjoying it...I'm off to the Philippines YeaYea " />7 years agodoes he have blood on his condom..at like 9:207 years agoAmateur...total amateur...her face is like a retarded's face when he comes...7 years agoShe s hot but she s not beautiful...at 9' u can clearly tell that...3 star...7 years agoNice tits. All that bleeding needs to go. Who ever wife, girlfriend or lover she is, needs to pull on her nipples while hitting her little brown hole to get her to moan some.7 years agoWho's ever wife, girlfriend or lover she is, has a sexy woman. Yeah, she was bleeding but I still can see hitting it. Nipples needed to be pulled on while doing her faster, I say. Long stroking her on top was hot to watch but I thought he should have went for the little brown hole to get her to moan some.7 years agoThose titties are awesome. Love to suck and fuck them.7 years agoso nice tits - let me suck it baby - my wife wanna lick your pussy7 years ago
she was bleeding!7 years agoshe has some big nipples i would love suck on them all night7 years agoThose are real tits and she's not his wife. He probably found that pokpok on the sidewalk. He probably paid too much for her too.7 years agoOGM she is HOT7 years agoshe was bleeding !!! dats really fuckd, put mi off... nice tits thou7 years agoi think she is bleeding
her tits really don't look fake
and that's not her husband....7 years agohave to wonder if it is her hubby. hey guys ? if u woman was this quiet when having sex ? would u think that maybe u were a lousy lay? she looks like u could go to Angeles City and find her in many of the bars. also it looks like a sterile hotel room. Love her ass, hate the fake tits on a filipina, just dont look natural, they are small women7 years agonice cumshot7 years agoNice body. It gave me a hard-on. She seems a little turned off by the load coming at her at the end though.7 years agono man fucks his wife with a rubber7 years agodid he get her on e-bay?7 years agowow at points she looks like lil wayne7 years agofucking hot asian those tits are great7 years agoShe should learn to smile a bit more. Looked like it was just another task to her - like vacuuming the carpet or something.
Otherwise, perfect body!7 years agoOh and the title is a joke. No man fucks his wife with a rubber. LOL. Philipino whore.7 years agoThat man has good reason to have a rock hard cock.sick of some of these movies with limp dick so-called porn slickers with pretty young women. Yes she appears to be a mail order bride,Phillipino, Japanese. that dude is not stupid to use a rubber on that good Christian lady. I'll bet he paid good money to feed her family that night.7 years agoAll she needs is a nose job.7 years agoDamn she has a great body. EXPECIALLY for an asian chick.7 years agoshe is grose. like kingreg said. she is dead7 years agoOMG DIS PORNO IS SOO WHACK I DA MUSIC MAKES YOU FEEL LYK UR ONLINE AT THE MARKET7 years agonice bod, but too slow with the fucking7 years agonice baps7 years agoanother Asian hooker with her monthly.7 years agodamn, her ass looks yummmy7 years agovery nice tits! who is this girl?7 years agoThis is so not hot. Blood, bored, and blegh.7 years agoeww, she definitely had clap, or she had just finished her period.7 years agowhats her name?7 years agoYup that is blood at 9:187 years agoshe is sexy 16:50-18:22 =========>~~~7 years agoIs that blood at 9:18? WTF, she didn't tell him?7 years agowell she looks really into it! very hot tho7 years agoDANM THAT SHIT NICE!!!!!!7 years agoone of the hottest asians i have ever seen... love the booty7 years agoomg lovely silky body
brilliant natural boobs awsome videoUnknown7 years agowhat makes the poster believe thats his wife? ffs.7 years agois that blood?[[dateAdd]][[commentMessage]]0
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Memphis to Manchester (Music)
With John Wendland
Thu Feb 20th 2014 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
Time zone: central
Sam Cooke "Bring It On Home To Me"
from The Man Who Invented Soul (Sony 2000) R —I had a request for this during last week's duets show but didn't have it on hand. This 1962 Sam Cooke composition features the vocals of Sam Cooke and Lou Rawls.
Margie Hendrix "Packin' Up"
from Dusty Heard Them Here First (Ace 2014) N —This 1965 song was written by Margie Hendrix shortly after being fired from the Raeletts. About Ray Charles, perhaps?
J. J. Barnes "Baby Please Come Back Home"
from Kent's Cellar of Soul Volume 3 (Kent 2014) N —1967 Detroit soul song written by J.J. Barnes and Don Davis and released in 1967 on the Groovesville label and 1969 by Stax.
Dusty Springfield "Ain't No Sun Since You've Been Gone"
from Dusty In London (Rhino 1999) —This 1968 recording was written by Cornelius Grant, Sylvia Moy and Norman Whitfield and was originally recorded by Gladys Knight & The Pips.
Georgie Fame "Soul Stomp"
from Mod Classics: 1964-1966 Single (BGP url 2010) —Music bed. 1965 version of the Earl Van Dyke instrumental.
Luther Ingram "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right"
from I Don't Want To Be Right: The Ko Ko Singles - Volume 2 (Kent 2008) —One of the greatest cheating soul songs of all time. Written by Homer Banks, Raymond Jackson, and Carl Hampton and recorded in 1972.
Sharon Jones & Lee Fields "Stranded in Your Love"
from Naturally (Daptone 2005) R —Another duet request from last week that I didn't have with me. Written by Bosco Mann. - Sun 3/2 Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings w/Valerie June – Pageant. Highly recommended.
Johnnie Taylor "Toe-Hold"
from Wanted: One Soul Singer (stax 1967) —Written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
The Martinis "Key Chain"
from Charles "Packy" Axton - Late Late Party - 1965-67 (Light In The Attic 2011) —Music bed. Memphis soul instrumental recorded circa 1965-67.
St. Paul & The Broken Bones "I'm Torn Up"
from Half the City (Thirty Tigers www.thirtytigers.com 2014) N —New release which just came out this week from the band based out of Birmingham, AL and featuring the powerful vocals of Paul Janeway.
Leyla McCalla "Love Again Blues"
from Vari-Colored Songs: A Tribute to Langston Hughes (Fat Possum 2014) N —This musical arrangement of a Langston Hughes poem was done by multi-instrumentalist, Leyla McCalla, and is from her new debut album.
Benmont Tench "Duquesne Whistle"
from You Should Be So Lucky (Blue Note 2014) N —I love this version of the Bob Dylan song from the new debut release by the longtime Heartbreaker and keyboard session-player extraordinare.
Ry Cooder "Dark End Of The Street"
from The Ry Cooder Anthology: The UFO Has Landed (Warner Bros/Rhino 2008) —Music bed. 1972 instrumental version of the Dan Penn/Chips Moman cheating soul classic.
Jimbo Mathus & the Tri-State Coalition "Writing Spider"
from Dark Night of the Soul (Fat Possum 2014) N —Jimbo Mathus is co-founder of the Squirrel Nut Zippers but this sounds nothing like them. Really strong amalgamation of soul, swamp rock, and gospel from the Mississippi guitarist and singer/songwriter. And, yes, this song sounds Stones-influenced.
Barbara Lynn "I'm A Good Woman"
from A Good Woman: The Complete Tribe & Jet Stream Singles 1966-1979 (Kent 2011) —1966 Tribe Records single written by Barbara Lynn. Still performing and sounding great live to this ver day.
Garland Jeffreys "It's What I Am"
from Truth Serum (Thirty Tigers www.thirtytigers.com 2013) —Soulful autobiographical song from the Brooklyn singer-songwriter's fine 2013 release.
Percy Sledge "Kind Woman"
from Percy Sledge: The Atlantic Recordings (Atlantic/Rhino 2010) —1969 soul version of the Buffalo Springfield song written by Richie Furay.
The Bo-Keys "Sundown On Beale"
from Got To Get Back! (Electraphonic 2011) —Music bed.
Eleni Mandell "Put My Baby to Bed"
from Let's Fly a Kite (Yep Roc 2014) N —This new release finds the talented singer-songwriter working with Nick Lowe's producer and backing band. What a terrific show she put on at the Firebird last week.
Sabina "Cinema"
from Toujours (Bar/None Records www.bar-none.com 2014) N —New release from the former frontwoman of the Brazilian Girls. The Paris-based singer was born in Rome but was raised in Germany, Italy, and France before settling down for a stint in New York. All kinds of musical influences on this album.
Marianne Faithfull "Goin' Back"
from Horses And High Heels (Naive 2014 2010) —Written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin. The pairing of producer Hal Willner with Marianne Faithfull works so well.
Ennio Morricone "Muchio Selvaggio"
from Action! 15 Cult Movie Classics (Mojo 2013) —Music bed. 1973 instrumental written, arranged and produced by Ennio Morricone.
Raul Malo "Downbound Train"
from Badlands: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska (Sub Pop 2000) R —I had a request for this sublime Bruce Springsteen cover last week but since I was playing all duets I held off until this week. Hopefully, the listener hears it.
Roger McGuinn & Calexico "One More Cup Of Coffee"
from I'm Not There (Columbia 2007) —Ladies and gentlemen, this is a great pairing. Written by Bob Dylan with Kelly Hogan on backing vocals. -KDHX Presents: Eight Miles High: A Tribute to the Byrds on Fri 3/28 at Off Broadway. Why would you even think of missing this?
Bob Dylan "Bunkhouse Theme"
from Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (Columbia Records 1973) —Music bed. Instrumental composed by Bob Dylan.
Magnolia Summer "Yesterday Was a Blur"
from The Hill or the Climb (Undertow 2014) N L —Written and lead vocals by Chris Grabau.
Patti Smith Group "So You Want to Be a Rock N Roll Star"
from Wave (Arista 1979) —Written by Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman and produced by Todd Rundgren.
The Byrds "5D (Fifth Dimension)"
from Fifth Dimension (Columbia 1966) —Written by Roger McGuinn. Let's just say it's not an overused song theme. Van Dyke Parks plays the organ on this track.
The Byrds "John Riley (Instrumental Version 1)"
from Fifth Dimension (Columbia 1966) —Music bed. 1966 tripped-out instrumental version of a traditional folk song..
Quilt "A Mirror"
from Held In Splendor (Mexican Summer 2014) N —Psychedelic folk and rock from this Boston trio. I really like it.
Small Faces "Here Come the Nice (French EP version)"
from Small Faces & Friends (Mojo/Immediate 2014) N —Written by Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane and found on this compilation CD which accompanies the March, 2014 issue of Mojo magazine.
The Animals "I'm Crying"
from Most of the Animals (EMI UK 1992) —1964 song written by Eric Burdon and Alan Price.
Jimmy McGriff "All About My Girl"
from Jimmy McGriff Greatest Hits (Blue Note 1997) —Music bed. 1963 instrumental written by Jmmy McGriff.
Faces "Debris"
from The Best of Faces: Good Boys... When They're Asleep (Rhino 1999) —1973 song written by Ronnie Lane. A work of exquisite beauty.
Dean & Britta "Family Conference"
from The Squid & The Whale ST (Ultra 2005) —Music bed.
Lone Justice "Soap, Soup and Salvation"
from This Is Lone Justice: The Vaught Tapes, 1983 (Omnivore Recordings 2014) N —Previously unreleased 1983 rawer studio recording of a song written by Maria McKee.
Fort Shame "Like That Richard Manuel Song"
from Double Wide (Peloton Records 2012) —Written by Todd May and featuring the vocals of Todd May (Lilybandits) and Sue Harshe (Scrawl).
Lydia Loveless "Wine Lips"
from Somewhere Else (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2014) N —Man, this album is a walking FCC-violation. Tread lightly. Really a terrific voice. - Wed 3/5 Lydia Loveless – Off Broadway
Les Champions "Colorado"
from An Outbreak of Twangin' (Psychic Circle 2009) —Music bed.
Dawn Landes "Cry No More"
from Bluebird (Western Vinyl 2014) N —Beautiful song written by Dawn Landes and featuring Norah Jones on harmony vocals and piano.
Paul Kelly "Melting"
from Words and Music (Vanguard www.vanguardrecords.com 1998) —This would have been great on the duets show last week. Written by and featuring the duet vocals of Paul Kelly and Monique Brumby.
The Hold Steady "Cheyenne Sunrise"
from Stay Positive (LP vinyl version) (Vagrant www.vagrant.com 2008) —Hard to believe a song this good would be left off of the CD version of this album.
Richmond Fontaine "Walking Back to Our Place at 3 AM"
from We Used To Think The Freeway Sounded Like A River CD Album (El Cortez www.thedelines.com 2009) —Music bed. Instrumental from the band out of Portland, OR.
The Vondrukes "The Prince Of L.A."
from Runaway, Goodbye Love (self-releases 2011) —Dig the trumpets. Dig the guitar-playing. Dig the song.
Richmond Fontaine "The Boyfriends"
from We Used To Think The Freeway Sounded Like A River CD Album (El Cortez www.thedelines.com 2009) —"Please I ain't like that. I ain't gonna be like that."
Angel Olsen "Lights Out"
from Burn Your Fire For No Witness (Deluxe Edition) (Jagjaguwar / Hostess www.jagjaguwar.com 2014) N —Sun 4/27 Angel Olson – Off Broadway
Dolly Varden "The Milkshake Incident, Part 1"
from For a While (Mid-Fi 2013) —Music bed.
Laura Cantrell "When It Comes To You"
from No Way There From Here (Thrift Shop Recordings 2014) —This is her first album of all original material in a long time. Well worth the wait.
One Take "Caleb Meyer"
from Transitions (self 2013) N L —Danielle Aslanian singing a Gillian Welch song. Nothing can go wrong in that scenario. Colin Blair guests on banjo on this track.
Dolly Varden "The Thing You Love Is Killing You"
from The Dumbest Magnets (evil teen 2001) —The best Richard and Linda Thompson song written by somebody else.
Neil Young "The Emperor of Wyoming"
from Neil Young (Reprise 1968) —Music bed.
Like everything else, times are approximate. Spinitron and this station are not liable for errors or omissions.


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Marriage Equality is now upheld by the Supreme Court and while there have been some pretty bad Supreme Court decisions in the past…and some superb ones, this one is high on the list of the court's better ones. Lots of people object to same-gender marriage on religious grounds and as far as anyone is concerned, their objections can stay in place. This decision allows those people who wish to share their lives with another (currently unconventional) person, to move on with their lives in peace. Religion's place remains protected and indeed Churches and other places of worship can freely carry on with their faith-practices, but the State has been separated from religion in the area of marriage. Continue reading
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This year, the Muslim month of Ramadan in the year 1436, begin on Thursday June 18th, 2015. The Quran was first revealed to the Prophet Mohammed during this, the ninth month of the Muslim Lunar calendar, making it one of the holiest months for Muslims. This is the month for not only physical, but even more importantly, spiritual cleansing for Muslims.
The Muslim calendar is about 10 days shorter than the Common Era (Gregorian) calendar, thus, Ramadan begins about ten days earlier each C.E. Year, cycling through every season, over a period of about thirty-three years…including Summer! For those living in mild climates like the North-West United States, summer fasting is not a problem. However, in the heat of the Middle-East, Africa or Asia, fasting is a major test of endurance as well!
Observed with great ceremony, Muslims may not eat or drink from dawn to dusk each day, but there are exemptions. Under-age children, the infirm, the elderly and the ill, are exempt from the requirements of fasting while those who are traveling and menstruating women, may make up afterwards. Some schools of thought allow for medications that do not provide nutrition, such as insulin, heart medications etc., while other schools believe nothing may be ingested during the fasting period. Continue reading
Federal Way School Bomb Threat; Muslim Boy Framed
Follow up to "45 slaughtered in Pakistan bus"
I received some responses to my last post ("45 slaughtered in Pakistan bus"), two in particular were such that I had to respond to them. I will combine the two as one below and then reproduce my response to them further down.
I appreciate all the time & effort you put in sharing your thoughts. But, I take issue with this statement of yours, "I am not sure if it is shocking that there is little reaction in Pakistan, on the murders of so many people." This is not the first time I've noticed you making statement about a country you have not visited in eons. It appears that your views on Pakistan & it's peoples' reaction to this tragedy are not based on any facts or reality on the ground.I am currently in Pakistan and am witnessing the impact of this tragedy on this nation first hand. The whole country is reeling from this incident because of the special place Ismaeli community holds for this country in terms of providing public services to rest of the nation.I wish you would give a second thought before making such blanket statements about a nation that leads the world in food donation and its culture is renowned for its hospitality & generosity.The deteriorating situation in Pakistan is so complex that in reality no one knows who is behind all this killing. Forgive my ignorance but I'm lost how such Posts can bring +ve change in Pakistan….. I respect Jafar for spending so much of his time on writing emails and Blogs. MaShaAllah he is very knowledgeable and he knows our Prophet (saw) was always humble, polite, and used Hikmah in his conversations. We all should do the same.
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"Freedom of Speech" and "Democracy"
Mohammed Cartoonists must be killed!
It has become so predictable that anti-Muslim hate-mongers can literally, take it to the bank.
Place ads against Islam and the prophet Mohammed and outraged Muslims will throw a fit, burn their own buildings thousands of miles away, kill their own people also thousands of miles away all in the name of Islam. In the meantime, the instigators of the insults to the prophet Mohammed, rake in greater donations. All in the name of "Freedom of Speech".
Such activities only serve the anti-Muslim fear-mongers because it instills the conviction among those non-Muslims who do not know better, that Islam and Muslims are inherently violent and unjust.
When Danish newspaper Jyllands Posten commissioned and published their anti-Islam cartoons of the prophet Mohammed, Muslims rioted in Muslim-majority countries.They destroyed properties belonging to other Muslims and pretty much shut down a number of countries for days. Danes and other Europeans remained unimpressed and life continued in the West as non-Muslims wondered if indeed, Muslims and Islam were as violent as the hate-propagandists portrayed them to be.
Charlie Hebdo ran anti-Muslim cartoons and shortly thereafter, a couple of Muslims killed a dozen people in Paris. Since then Charlie Hebdo has skyrocketed from being a satirical magazine of local note, to one of international recognition. Awards for courage are being lavished on the paper for their efforts to defend "Freedom of Speech", regardless of the fact that earlier, when a cartoonist published an anti Jewish cartoon in the same paper, he was fired. One member of an organization giving an award for courage to Charlie Hebdo, said the award was not for the fact that Charlie Hebdo was attacked Islam, but for the principle of their action. If this is valid, them Hitler should also be honored, not for the millions of deaths he and the German nation were responsible for, but for the principle of making Germany great again. Would that Principles could so easily be separated from complex matters! These same defenders of principle, fail to note that France is so set against the expression of faith by Muslims (in particular) that people wearing hijab can be fined or imprisoned and recently a Muslim schoolgirl was kicked out of her school because she wore a skirt that was not high enough and thus, was deemed to be practicing Islam in a subversive manner.
A few days ago, the rabidly anti-Muslim blogger Pam Geller, launched a contest in bigotry;the person who would submit the winning cartoon of the prophet Mohammed, would "win" $10,000. Predictably, a couple of Muslims drove by and shot at a security guard, injuring him and then got shot to death, by a cop. All they achieved in their wasted deaths, was an even more firmly imbedded impression among non-Muslims, that Islam and Muslims were indeed mindless, merciless and violent.
How does all this violence come about? Continue reading
Yemen, another trap US sets…for itself!
The House of Saud has co-opted a number of countries into giving support for its destruction of Houthis, who practice Zaidi school of Shia Islam and who are rejected by the Saudis as heretics. The House of Saud is appearing to bring back the corrupted and ineffective Yemeni (Sunni) leader, who escaped to Arabia after he faced being deposed by the Houthis.
The House of Saud's "Coalition of the Willing" includes the Gulf states, (Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE), it also includes Jordan and Egypt and efforts are being made to bring in Pakistan as well; Already, Pakistan's highly trained vets (mercenaries) form the backbones of the militaries of Jordan and all the Gulf countries. Other unadvertised allies of the Saudis, fighting actively against the Houthis, are Al-Qaeda (AQAP) and ISIS (both sworn to destroy America), the latter already taking control of several towns in Aden.
This, against the total estimate of about 100,000 Houthi fighters, spread all over Yemen.


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Serious Bowel Problems Reported in 28 U.S. Babies After Getting RotaTeq Vaccine
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Feb. 13, 2007 -- The FDA today announced that 28 U.S. babies reportedly developed a potentially deadly bowel problem after getting the RotaTeq vaccine.
The babies developed intussusception, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in which the intestine gets blocked or twisted.
Sixteen of the 28 babies required hospitalization and surgery. The other 12 needed enemas to reduce the intussusception. None died.
RotaTeq targets rotavirus, a leading cause of kids' diarrhea. The vaccine, approved by the FDA last year, is on the CDC's 2007 recommended child immunization schedule. It's given in three doses when babies are 2 to 6 months old.
It's not known whether RotaTeq caused the babies' intussusception. The number of reported cases is in line with expectations, says the FDA.
However, a different rotavirus vaccine, called RotaShield, was withdrawn from the market in 1999 after a rise in intussusception was noted after its use.
RotaTeq's label has been updated to reflect the intusssusception reports. But the vaccine's "dosage and administration schedule remains unchanged," says the FDA.
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The FDA's public health notification about the intussusception cases includes these recommendations:
"Parents should contact their child's doctor immediately if the child has stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, blood in their stool or change in their bowel movements, as these may be signs of intussusception. It is important to contact the child's doctor if there are any questions or if the child has any of these symptoms at any time after vaccination, even if it has been several weeks since the last vaccine dose."
The FDA also asks that any cases of intussusception be reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), which is run by the FDA and CDC.
For a copy of the vaccine reporting form, call 800-822-7967 or go online to www.vaers.hhs.go.
Reported Cases
The 28 cases of intussusception were reported between the FDA's approval of RotaTeq on Feb. 3, 2006 and Jan. 31, 2007.
RotaTeq's intussusception risk was studied in approximately 70,000 infants -- half of whom got the RotaTeq vaccine; the other half got a placebo -- before the FDA approved RotaTeq.
Those studies showed "no significant increased risk of intussusception," notes an FDA public health notice.
The FDA also says that "the number of intussusception cases reported to date after RotaTeq administration does not exceed the number expected," based on unpublished CDC data.
According to the FDA, about 3.5 million doses of RotaTeq had been distributed in the U.S. through Feb. 1, 2007, but not all of those doses have been administered.
The 28 intussusception cases were reported after the first, second, and third doses of the vaccine. The cases occurred within 73 days after getting any of those doses; roughly half of the cases happened within 21 days.
The FDA's Past Comments
When the FDA approved RotaTeq just over a year ago, the FDA's Jesse Goodman, MD, MPH, called data from the vaccine's preapproval studies "reassuring."
But Goodman, who directs the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, also said at the time that "people would need to consider that [the studies] are not conclusive that this side effect could not potentially occur" and that the FDA had put in place "an extremely aggressive program to try to get as much information about the vaccine in its early period of use as possible."
Further studies are being done to probe the risk of intussusception and other serious events with RotaTeq.
RotaTeq's maker, the drug company Merck, is conducting a postmarketing study of approximately 44,000 infants. The CDC is doing its own study of about 90,000 infants, says the FDA. Merck is a WebMD sponsor.
Merck's Comments
WebMD contacted Merck for the company's comments.
In a news release emailed to WebMD, Merck states that intussusception is "a naturally occurring event in infants" that is estimated to occur in approximately one in 2,000 infants during the first year of life.
"Cases of intussusception can occur when no vaccine has been given, and the cause is usually unknown," Merck states.
The news release also includes comments from Mark Feinberg, MD, PhD, vice president of policy, public health, and medical affairs for Merck Vaccines.
"It is common for post-marketing experience information with a vaccine to be reported to VAERS and for the prescribing information to be updated accordingly," Feinberg says, in the news release.
Feinberg says public health and patient safety are Merck's "highest priorities" and that Merck is "very confident" in the data supporting RotaTeq's safety profile from its preapproval study.
RotaShield, the vaccine that was withdrawn from the market in 1999, was made by the drug company Wyeth.
Wyeth is a WebMD sponsor.
SOURCES: FDA Public Health Notification. WebMD Health News: "FDA OKs New Vaccine for Kids' Diarrhea." CDC: "Recommended Immunization Schedule for Persons Aged 0-6 Years, United States, 2007." FDA: "Withdrawal of Rotavirus Vaccine (RotaShield)," Oct. 15, 1999.
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Washington, D.C. – President Barack Obama will visit the Milwaukee area on Thursday, two days after his State of the Union Speech, the White House said Saturday.
The visit is part of a post-speech itinerary that includes stops in Maryland and the Pittsburgh area Wednesday and the Nashville area Thursday. The State of the Union address will be delivered Tuesday night.
No other details were provided Saturday.
In a mass email message, White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer said the State of the Union speech will focus on the president's economic agenda.
"With some action on all our parts, we can help more jobseekers find work, and more working Americans find the economic security they deserve. That's why, in the week following the speech, President Obama will travel to communities across the country -- including Prince George's County Maryland, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Nashville, before returning to the White House to outline new efforts to help the long-term unemployed," said Pfeiffer.
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