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911 Conspiracy
You reported last night about the new development in the 9/11
Commission investigation. I read two LA Times stories on the development
this morning.
According to the article, "Just before 9 ... Cheney was seated in his White House office ... when an aide came in and told him to turn on the television... The vp was wondering 'how the hell a plane could hit the WTC' when he saw a second aircraft strike the South Tower."
Meanwhile [not mentioned in the story], Bush has just entered the Booker Elementary classroom. And as any one can see in the widely distributed video, the only communication Bush had during that time in the classroom was when, at 9:05am, two minutes after the second plane hit, which Bush had seen on TV just before entering the classroom, Andrew Card came and told him the second tower had been hit and that America was under attack; and Bush continued for at least another 7 and perhaps as long as another 18 minutes in the classroom.
The story continues that secret service agents then spirited Cheney into an underground tunnel. "Halfway down, Cheney paused. In front of him was a secure phone... He asked to speak to the president. He told the president of the three planes and of the hit on the Pentagon."
The story makes it sound like this happened shortly after the second plane hit, but according to 911timeline.net, it wasn't until 9:32 am that Secret Security agents "burst into Cheney's White House office" to spirit him away. That is hardly "things happened quickly."
www.911timeline.net reports that the first Bush-Cheney call took place at 9:23am (before the Pentagon was hit), and that authorization was not yet given to shoot down.
The Pentagon was hit at 9:37 am.
My guess is that it took several minutes to take Cheney underground, and that the phone call to Bush in which Bush authorized shoot down would have happened shortly after 9:37 am. That command most likely resulted in the downing of the last plane in PA.
That supports my supposition last night upon hearing of the new news in which I posited that no such order was given until after the Bush press conference at 9:30 am, supporting my assertion that Booker was an alibi to give Bush an excuse for inaction until it was too late, to allow the attack to proceed, to have the impact that it had.
For those reading this open letter, I will review briefly the points I was able to make last night on the show.
- Ann Tatlock, whose office complex was hit dead on, in the second tower, was scheduled before sept. 11 to appear at an event at the invitation of Warren Buffet at Offut Air Force Base in Omaha Nebraska. She was en route to that facility at the time the first plane hit. She arrived just in time to be spirited by military personnel to a TV where she saw the second plane smash into her office complex, killing 67 of her employees. George Bush showed up at Offut Air Force Base later that day. This convergence of prime victim, wealth, and power must be looked at carefully as it has all the makings of conspiracy. Colmes completely dismissed this information as totally irrelevant. I said it was astonishing that Colmes would have the audacity to say it is irrelevant.
- Bush knew at least 15 minutes before his Booker Elementary event that the WTC had been hit by a jetliner. Even though an accident could not be ruled out at that point, as Commander and Chief of the nation, when a national terrorist target is hit, the first thing you must presume is intent. He should have immediately scrapped the events of the day, but he did not. Even when he was informed by Andrew Card on video, for all to later see, he still went forward with the Booker event (holding the book up-side-down). This inaction on his part bespeaks foreknowledge and intent to carry out a pre-arranged alibi. I invited all to watch the video of that event and watch the gamut of emotions on the President's face, to see if they are consistent with foreknowledge and complicity. I posit that they are wholly consistent. They range from "Oh, my God, what have we done," to "what suckers." He even has a chuckle look on his face at one point. One of his emotions is that of blanched terror. "I can't believe I agreed to this." And "Well, it's happening." The main point is that he just sat there and did nothing. According to witnesses at the school, he didn't even hurry to leave when the event was over, but lingered in the classroom, even after the press had left.
- I also touched on background and motive. Bush is Skull and Bones and a life-time secret society member, and that he is part of a conspiracy to subvert the American Constitution to a police state stripping of fundamental rights.
- I also touched on his foreknowledge of the likelihood of not just a terrorist attack in general, but of the use of airliners in specific, so that when a primary terrorist target in the US is hit by an airliner, he should have immediately known that a terrorist attack was the most plausible explanation, and should have dropped everything to attend to the matter at hand. I quoted a statement from.
I read this statement:
"White House officials acknowledged that U.S. intelligence officials informed President Bush weeks before the Sept. 11 attacks that bin Laden's terrorist network might try to hijack American planes..." -ABC (5/16/02)
None of these points made even the slightest impression on
Colmes. Rather, almost from the beginning, he painted me as a kook of the
most extreme hue.
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I found your style of interviewing to not be fair. You ask, push, and before the person has a chance to muster and answer, you begin barging in and cutting him off, calling him names, making him have to talk over you in order to even have a sliver of a chance to get heard by the listening audience. I've been on with many talk show hosts. You are among the most inconsiderate that I have encountered this regard.
On a matter as complex as this, it is entirely unreasonable for you to expect a one minute answer. If it was that simple, it would be widespread knowledge. When I didn't give a satisfactory answer in the first few seconds of our time on the air, you immediately went into ridicule/steamroller mode and did not let up.
I would recommend that when an interviewee does not immediately satisfy you, that you say, "That answer doesn't do it for me because.... Do you have anything else?"
Three sentences, then give them another chance, and another, and another.
Then your audience will feel satisfied that you gave the person a fair shake. If they have truth to impart, it will come out. If they are full of BS, you will have been able to methodically point it out, one point at a time.
Your approach of ridicule and bullying serves no purpose except to possibly intimidate your interviewee, and what kind of answer are you going to get then? That is not productive.
If you are in a quest for truth, such animal tactics are not the way to get to it.
Verbally, it is not better than the torture chamber.
Be more of a gentleman.
At least I had guts to stand up to you and talk over you [unless of course you unplugged the line at those times].
I was not impressed.
Your style is part of the reason I didn't dare start naming names when you asked me to do so. That would have taken us another direction. I knew it. My comment should have been, "I'm not sure who not to name of the present establishment." Most are low-level unwitting lackeys, such as yourself. Few are wolves, such as Scowcroft and Bush Sr.
Buch Jr. is a low level, reluctant conspirator for which the movie Skulls is an interesting parallel. I was hoping he would opt out, but he hasn't. Too much of a wimp.
Another thing I would have clarified last night had I not been flustered by your steamroller approach to interviewing, would have been that Bush has "some parallels" to Hitler. We all do, to a certain extent. It is a matter of degree. It is not an mirror identity situation as you made it come across, and didn't give me a chance to correct.
Thank goodness to the Internet, so the world has an alternative to the mainstream apparatchik organ of which you are a part. Reporters who do know what is going don't dare say anything lest they lose their job. Most are just yuppies going along with the insider crowd -- the useful idiots, to use Lenin's vernacular.
You might be brilliant of mind, but you are not fully honest at heart.
When you decide to be more honest, it will come through by you actually listening to the people who have views contrary to yours, rather than pulling out the ridicule card at first opportunity and lambasting them.
By the way, because I announced the Chicago Radio interview with Dan Saviao along with the announcement of my interview with you, I should give a brief report of that one as well. In contrast to your interview, we had a dynamic, wonderful dialogue and covered a huge amount of territory in the hour of time we had, interrupted by just two, two-minute breaks. What a contrast. No confrontation. We talked about the Dan Burish saga, the politics of non-disclosure of the ET presence in general, and the pending emergence of alternative energy technologies. Given your interview style, it would have taken me ten hours (that you would never give me, I'm sure) to make the same number of points I did in Dan's show.
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Sterling I find all of these statements and facts interesting. Perhaps even alarming would be a better word to use.
One thing I feel compelled to mention is George Bush's visit at the elementary school was handled in the proper manner. From experience and training, that comes from running and maintaining, a day care center George Bush did the right thing by following through with his presentation.
Holding the book upside down may have come from nerves and anticipation?
Now this does not mean Bush knew he was doing the right thing by remaining calm, and not alarming the children-could be coincidental or there is a possibility he was taught or rehearsed the situation before hand (unlikely, but I've always suggested everyone should keep an open mind).
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When the house is on fire, you don't finish the bedtime story you were reading your children.
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From: "Sterling D. Allan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>To: "Ali Bali Gumba" <email@example.com>Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 5:36 PMSubject: Re: (OT) Bush Complicity in 911: Response to Last Night's Fox Interview with AlaIn this day when up is down, and down is up; black is white, and white is black, to say my brain is backward is about the best complement you could pay me.
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Thanks for your effort and yes, thank god for the internet. Keep up the good work.
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I looked at the link you had. It seems you believe Bush & Co
planned the September 11 2001 attacks. The reporter on Fox News
disagreed with you and considered that "conspiracy theory".
I never watch Fox News but guess that Colmes has an "in your
face" interviewing style where he tries to make everyone
look bad. Fox News is owned by Rubert Murdoch, isn't it?
How much money has Murdoch contributed to Bush's campaign?
Fox News has a reputation of sensationalistic news. Jay Leno
on the NBC "Tonight Show" has made jokes about Fox News
reporters not being "qualified journalists". Fox network runs
UFO shows like the "Alien Autopsy" video and the "We Never
Landed on the Moon" show, etc.
BTW, have you ever read www.bushwatch.org That has links
to stories that are critical of president George Bush. One of the
more "interesting" links was "Is George Bush crazy?"
Speaking of old Fox shows, I did watch X-files for entertainment,
they kept trying to pretend the stories where real. ;-0
Anyway there was a spin-off show from the "X-files" about
some computer nerds who seek the truth, etc. SO one episode had
an airliner under remote control that the pilot couldn't override
that was headed straight at the World Trade Center. The computer
nerds got the newest microprocessor installed in their computer
just in time so it could break the code for the remote control
and the pilot was able to pull up in time. I remember that
show was several months or year before September 11 2001.
Wonder if the show date and title could be found at
the Fox network? What it did show was that writers could
conceive of airplane being used for "missile". So when
government officials stated that "they had no idea that
someone could use airplane as a missile", they must not
have been well informed.
Still, hindsight is 20/20. It was hard to figure out exactly
WHAT was happening, first one plane flies into World Trade
Center, then the second one. You figure, maybe just an accident
for the first, then trying to figure out why a second plane hit.
Too bad that the 4th plane crashed and they couldn't have
gotten control back from the hijackers and landed safely.
As for scrambling fighter jets, it does take some time and
those where PASSENGER AIRPLANES, full of innocent
people. It's one thing to have a foreign fighter enter American
airspace, and the air defense would scramble intercepts quickly,
but who knew what was happening September 11 2001?
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PTC marks 31st annual Community Good Friday Service
The south side religious community — both Christians and Jews — are gearing up for a busy week since Holy Week and Easter as well as the beginning of the Jewish celebration of Passover occur in the same week. Christians' Holy Week continues Wednesday through Sunday, culminating in Easter Sunday, April 8, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Jewish Passover begins on Saturday, April 7, and continues through April 13.
Christian Holy Week ends the 40-day season of Lent which began on Ash Wednesday in February.
This Good Friday, April 6, will mark the 31st Annual Community Good Friday Service in Peachtree City. Several churches in Peachtree City have been gathering together for this joint service for more than 30 years.
The service will include a call to worship, prayers, familiar seasonal music, scripture, and several ministers giving brief meditations on The Seven Last Words from the cross.
This year's clergy participants will come from Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church, All Saint's Anglican Church, Southside Church, Peachtree City United Methodist Church, First Baptist Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Christopher Hellenic Orthodox Church, Peachtree City Christian Church, and Christ the King Charismatic Episcopal Church.
An offering will be collected for the Fayette Samaritans. The host church will be Peachtree City Christian Church and the service will begin at noon.
In addition, the following have announced their religious events for the remainder of the week:
• All Saints Anglican Church will have a prayer vigil that will continue through 8:30 a.m. on Good Friday.
The Good Friday observance will be at 7 p.m. on April 6.
Morning prayer will be held at 9 a.m. on Holy Saturday, April 7, followed by Resurrection Egg Hunt/Family Picnic on the church grounds (Windgate Road and Peachtree Parkway)beginning at 11 a.m.
On Easter Sunday, April 8, Holy Communion services will be held at 8 and 10:30 a.m. All Saints Anglican Church is at 225 S. Peachtree Parkway, in Peachtree City. For more information call the office, 770-486-5374.
• Brooks Christian Church will host a community Easter Sunrise Service at Brooks Cemetery at 7 a.m. Following the sunrise service, breakfast will be served at Hardy Hall (Brooks Town Hall) at 8 a.m.
Bible School is offered at 10 a.m. and an Easter Worship Celebration will take place at 11 a.m. Brooks Christian Church is at the corner of Ga. Highway 85 Connector and Church Alley in downtown Brooks, just 4 miles south of Starr's Mill. Go to the website, www.brookschristian.org, for more information.
• Carriage Lane Presbyterian Church will have a Good Friday Worship service on April 6 at 7 p.m.
The Easter Sunday service will be at 11 a.m. April 8.
Carriage Lane is at 101 Carriage Lane (Ga. Highway 54 at Carriage Lane) in Peachtree City.
• The Cathedral of Christ the King Charismatic Episcopal Church in Sharpsburg will continue Holy Week activities on Friday, April 6, as it will participate in the Community Good Friday Service at Peachtree City Christian Church at noon, Bishop David Epps, speaking and participating.
On Easter Sunday, April 8, services will be held at 8 and 10 a.m., Bishop David Epps, preaching. Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at both services.
Christ the King is at 4881 Ga. Hwy. 34 E., Sharpsburg.
• Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church's Friday evening service will be at First Presbyterian Church, 206 Willowbend Road. The two churches have shared this service for a decade, alternating the location each year. Singers from both churches will form a combined choir with Dr. John Odom conducting, and Christ Our Shepherd will provide flutists.
Pastor Fritz Wiese will speak at the community Good Friday Service at noon at Peachtree City Christian Church. The annual Cross Walk will be at 4 p.m., with a group processing from the church to Picnic Park via golf cart paths, carrying three large crosses and singing. All are welcome to participate.
A Tenebrae Service, or service of darkness, is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Friday, April 6 at COS. Sanctuary Choir will sing portions of Mozart's "Requiem," accompanied by a chamber orchestra under the direction of James C. Hagberg. At the conclusion of this service the congregation will leave in silence and darkness. A prayer vigil will span the hours between the Tenebrae service and Easter morning, with volunteers spending an hour each at the church in guided meditation and prayer.
Easter Vigil will take place on Sat., Apr. 7, from 7-8 p.m. The service consists of seven scripture passages, presented with creativity, along with much music and Holy Communion.
Easter morning communion services will be at 8:30, 9:45, 10:50, and 11 a.m. GraceFlock worship at 10:50 features exciting music with a contemporary flair. Music at 8:30 will be by the COS Brass and organ. At 9:45, COS' Flute Choir, Joyful Noise Ringers, and Sanctuary Choir will provide music. The final festal service of the morning at 11 a.m. features brass, handbells, and Sanctuary Choir.
All the sanctuary services will conclude with Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus," sung by all. Pastor Fritz Wiese will bring the Easter message. Childcare will be provided for children 3 years old or younger.
Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran is on the corner of Ga. Hwy. 54 and Peachtree Parkway in Peachtree City. For more information, call the church office, 770-487-8717.
• Congregation B'nai Israel, a Reform Jewish synagogue in Fayetteville, will celebrate Passover with a community seder at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 7, at the synagogue's sanctuary on Ga. Highway 54 East near Corinth Road. The event will be open to all members of the community.
Costs per person are $25 for members, $30 for non-members, and $18 for persons age 10 and under. More information and a reservation form link may be found on line at www.bnai-israel.net. The service, which combines the Jewish liturgy for Passover with a catered traditional meal, will be led by Rabbi Ellen Nemhauser and by Susan Burden, the congregation's cantorial soloist. It also will include festive songs and traditional stories.
The Seder is a ritual that retells the story of the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt, as described in the Biblical book of Exodus. It marks the beginning of the Passover holiday, which is observed by Jewish people around the world.
More information on the Seder is available by telephoning the synagogue office, 678-817-7162.
• Dogwood Church will have Easter services at 4 and 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 7 and at 9:30 and 11 a.m. on Sunday, April 8.
Dogwood Church is on Ga. Hwy. 74 in Tyrone. For information, call 770-487-6691.
• The Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Fayetteville will hold special services every day during Holy Week, marking the close of the season of Lent and the beginning of the season of Easter.
The Good Friday service will include a play that will re-enact events described in the Passion Gospel in the book of John.
Noon prayers for Holy Saturday will be said at the church at noon on Saturday, April 7.
The Great Vigil of Easter will begin at 8:30 p.m. that day, including the lighting of the Paschal candle that will burn at all services from Easter through the Day of Pentecost.
Nativity will celebrate Easter Sunday with a festival service of Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. April 8. An Easter Egg Hunt for children will begin on the church grounds at 11:15 a.m.
• Fayette Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville: The church office will be closed on Good Friday but the sanctuary will be open from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and a liturgy provided for prayer. The labyrinth will also be available.
On Easter Sunday, April 8, an Awakening Service will be held at 8:30 a.m. and a Liturgical Service at 11 a.m.
Fayette Presbyterian Church is at 791 Forest Avenue (Ga. Highway 92 N.), Fayetteville.
• Fayetteville First United Methodist Church: On Good Friday, April 6, the choir will present music and meditations based on the seven last words of Christ beginning at 7 p.m.
Easter Sunday worship services are at 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday School for all ages starts at 9:45. The church is at 175 East Lanier Ave., Fayetteville, For information, call 770-461-4313.
• First Baptist Church Peachtree City invites the community to worship with them on Easter Sunday. Services will be held at 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m. Free preschool care and activities will be offered for children birth to 4 years old during the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services.
A special children's worship celebration for children kindergarten – fifth grades will be held across the street at The Bridge Community Center at 9:30 and 11 a.m. There is no childcare during the 8 a.m. service.
First Baptist is at 208 Willowbend Rd off of Ga. Highway 54. For more information, visit www.fbcptc.org or call 770.487.8133.
• The First Christian Church of Tyrone: On Saturday, April 7, the Easter Egg Eggstravaganza will be staged from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
On Sunday, April 8, the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ will begin with Sunrise Service at 7 a.m. outdoors, weather permitting. A church-wide breakfast follows at 8:15. Sunday School classes will meet at 9:30 a.m. and worship services will celebrate Jesus at 10:30.
The church is at 294 Jenkins Road.
• First Presbyterian Church, Peachtree City: On Good Friday, members will celebrate in the Community Good Friday service at Peachtree City Christian at noon.
Easter Sunday worship services will be at 8:30, 10:45 (contemporary) and 11 a.m. (traditional service.) The church is at 206 Willowbend Rd.
• Grace Baptist Church in Fayetteville will present Southern gospel artists "The Foresters" in a free breakfast concert at 10 a.m. Easter Sunday morning.
Regular morning worship will follow at 11 a.m. featuring special music. The Foresters will perform again at 6 p.m. that evening.
Grace Baptist is at 1810 Ga. Hwy. 85 South, in Fayetteville. For more information, call 770-461-5511 or visit www.gracebaptistfayetteville.com.
• Inman United Methodist Church, 151 Hills Bridge Road, Fayetteville: The church will host an Easter Sunrise Service in the church cemetery beginning at 7:15 a.m. on Sunday, April 8.
The United Methodist Men will serve breakfast in the church Fellowship Hall following the Sunrise Service.
Regular services will be held in the sanctuary at 8:45 and 11 a.m. For additional information or directions, contact the church office at 770 461-2123.
• National Heights Baptist Church: On Saturday, April 7, the church will host a Car Show/Egg Hunt/Cake Walk and more, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. with the egg hunt at noon. All are welcome.
Easter Sunday service will be held at 10:55 a.m. Childcare will be available.
National Heights is at Ga. Highway 54 West and Old Norton Road. For further information, call the church office before noon, 770-461-1704.
• New Hope Baptist Church will have Easter worship services at the North Campus at 8 and 10:55 a.m. and at the South Campus at 9:15 a.m. For more information, call 770-461-4337.
• Peachtree City United Methodist Church, 225 Robinson Rd. in Peachtree City: On Good Friday, April 6, PTCUMC will join the Community Service at Peachtree City Christian Church at noon.
On Easter Sunday, April 8, worship services will be held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. The orchestra will play at all three services and the choir will present "The Hallelujah Chorus!" Childcare will be available at 9:30 and 11 a.m. for children ages birth to pre-K. The church is at 225 Robinson Rd. in Peachtree City.
• Prince of Peace Lutheran Church will feature several activities on Easter Sunday, starting with an outdoor Sunrise Service at 7:30 a.m. A contemporary service will follow at 9:15 a.m. and the children will enjoy an Easter Egg Hunt at 10:50 a.m. The pipe organ service will be at 11:15 a.m. Prince of Peace is located on Ga. Highway 314 between Lowe's and The Pavilion in Fayetteville.
• Providence United Methodist Church: Easter Sunday celebration includes an Easter Egg hunt for children at 9, 10, and 11:11 a.m. Contemporary services at 9 and 11:11 a.m. include praise and worship music led by Soularize band and a message from senior pastor Warren Huddleston. Traditional worship at 10 a.m. includes choir, traditional Methodist hymns and liturgy, and a sermon by Huddleston.
Providence is at 592 Bernhard Road, Fayetteville between Ga. Highway 85 and Redwine Road. Go to www.provumc.com for info or call the church office, 770-719-8800.
• Senoia United Methodist Church: An Easter Egg Hunt for children ages pre-K through fifth grade will be held Saturday, April 7, at 2 p.m. at the church.
On Easter Sunday, a Sunrise Service will be held at 7 a.m. at Merimac Lake Park. No Sunday School classes will be held on Easter Sunday.
At 9:30 a.m., a potluck Easter breakfast will be held in the church fellowship hall. Those attending are requested to bring their favorite breakfast dishes.
Easter worship will be held at 10:55 a.m. in the church sanctuary. The church is on the corner of Bridge and Seavy streets in Senoia. For information, visit the website, www.senoiaumc.org.
• St. Andrew's in the Pines Episcopal Church, 316 North Peachtree Parkway in Peachtree City, announces the following schedule of services for Holy Week.
A Good Friday service will be held at noon (Good Friday Liturgy) on April 6.
On Holy Saturday there will be no service, just a quiet workday on the parish grounds and within the nave beginning at 9 a.m.
On Easter Sunday, a service will be held at at 8 a.m. with Holy Eucharist Rite I at 10 a.m. and Holy Eucharist Rite II. An Easter Egg Hunt will follow the 10 a.m. service.
For more information, call the church, 770-487-8415.
• St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church: On Good Friday, April 6, a Scriptural Rosary will be said at 10:30 a.m., Stations of the Cross will be observed at 3 p.m. and a Celebration of the Lord's Passion will be at 7 p.m.
On Holy Saturday, April 7, an Easter Vigil Mass will be celebrated at 8:30 a.m.
On Easter Sunday, April 8, Masses will be celebrated at 9, 10:30 a.m. (Children's Mass) and at noon. ASL for the deaf and nursery are available at the 9 a.m. Mass.
St Mary Magdalene is at 3 Village Rd., off Ga. Highway 154 and Ebenezer Road near the new library in Coweta County. For information, call 770-253-1888 or visit www.smmcatholic.org.
• St. Paul Lutheran Church in Peachtree City: Two services will be held on Good Friday: one at noon and a Good Friday Tenebrae service at 7 p.m.
An Easter Egg Hunt will be held for the children at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 7.
An Easter Sunrise Service will be held at 7 a.m. on April 8, outside, weather permitting, followed by an Easter breakfast at 8:15. The annual congregational Easter photo will be taken at 9:40 a.m.
A combined Festival Easter Service will be held at 10 a.m.
St. Paul Lutheran Church is at 700 Ardenlee Parkway, Peachtree City. For information, call 770-487-0339.
• Word of God Lutheran Church in Peachtree City will continue Holy Week activities with the Good Friday service April 6 at 7 p.m
Easter Sunday service will be at 9:30 a.m. and will feature Holy Communion.
Word of God Lutheran meets at 303 Kelly Dr. Suite 10, in Peachtree City. For information, call 770-897-4508.


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Published on July 30, 2006
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A background note, to appreciate the report you need to understand the author who the author is and know why his words carry so much weight. Ignacio Chapela, was an assistant professor in the Environmental Science Department at the University of California-Berkeley in 1998, pharmaceutical giant Novartis signed a $25,000,000 deal with Berkeley's College of Natural Sciences. The university Board closed the deal without the consulting the faculty.
In exchange for the funding, Novartis gained exclusive patent rights to one-third of all of research and direct influence over the specific areas of the college's research. The corporate control of research was a serious concern for the faculty. Many worried what would happen if their work resulted in discoveries unfavorable to the corporate agenda. Ignacio Chapela would find out that an inconvenient truth would not be tolerated.
Chapela discovered GMO contamination of Mexican maze. The GMO crops were prohibited and he set out to publish his findings in the Journal Nature. The biotechs instantly launched attacks. Their attempts to discredit and silence Chapela read like a dime store crime novel. The implications of censorship sent shockwaves through the research community and the American media maintained its silence as it does with all subjects relating to GMO crops and genetically engineered foods.
Chapela has refused to be silenced and is one of the heroes of the anti-GMO movement. If you would like more about the events surrounding the Monsanto and Novartis attacks on Chapela there are links to good summaries. For Chapela's position on GMOs here are his position papers. What follows is his report.
A Deadly Environmentalist Force: Roundup-Ready Military
by Ignacio Chapela
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The US military are establishing bases and new collaborations with the Paraguayan military. Many ask why.
With the excuse of fighting terrorism, the presence of these forces in a US friendly territory may yet give some measure of discomfort to the neighbouring governments of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Bolivia, all of whom continue to build opposition to US hegemony in the hemisphere.
One thing is clear, however: internal military and paramilitary repression has found an immediate use in promoting the spread of GMO soy. Herbicide resistant transgenic soy has brought to this South American region a form of agriculture that is incompatible with campesino or indigenous ways of life.
Instead of changing agriculture to fit people, the landscape is being cleansed through violence to make it fit mechanized, high-input, monoculture soybean production. National armies are now protecting GMO-, export-oriented soybean plants against the diverse ecosystems of the region, but also against the citizens of those countries who insist on rejecting them. Infusing the CIA and the US military into this formula simply adds deadly power to an already raging fire.
In reading these news, one should not forget that the international market for soybeans is being artificially inflated, not least by the new craze to exploit globalized sources of biofuels.
So it is that the Pentagon is finding a new cause in common with environmentalists.
The Nation, 12 July 2006
The US Military Descends on Paraguay by Benjamin Dangl
Selected Quotes:
"The US military is advising the Paraguayan police and military about how to deal with these farmer groups…. "The US troops talk with the farmers and get to know their leaders and which groups, organizations, are working there, then establish the plans and actions to control the farmer movement and advise the Paraguayan military and police on how to proceed…." "They are teaching theory as well as technical skills to Paraguayan police and military. These new forms of combat have been used internally" "The most recent case of this violence is the death of Serapio Villasboa Cabrera, a member of the Paraguayan Campesino Movement, whose body was found full of knife wounds May 8. Cabrera was the brother of Petrona Villasboa, who was spearheading an investigation into the death of her son, who died from exposure to toxic chemicals used by transgenic soy producers. According to Servicio, Paz y Justicia (Serpaj), an international human rights group that has a chapter in Paraguay, one method used to force farmers off their land is to spray toxic pesticides around communities until sickness forces residents to leave." "Paraguay is the fourth-largest producer of soy in the world. As this industry has expanded, an estimated 90,000 poor families have been forced off their land. Campesinos have organized protests, road blockades and land occupations against displacement and have faced subsequent repression from military and paramilitary forces. According to Grupo de Reflexion Rural (GRR), an Argentina-based organization that documents violence against farmers, on June 24, 2005, in Tekojoja, Paraguay, hired policemen and soy producers kicked 270 people off their land, burned down fifty-four homes, arrested 130 people and killed two." [3.]Excerpt from 'Help the Peasants of Paraguay Resist Genetically Modified Soybeans'
As a result of the rapid expansion of genetically modified soybeans into the area, peasants and indigenous people in Eastern Paraguay have become the targets of land evictions, pesticide poisoning and assassinations.
While Brazilian, Italian and Canadian Mennonite farmers have been the beneficiaries of the global soy boom in Paraguay, the majority of people living in the area only see the worst side of the monocultural invasion.
This is particularly acute in the department of Caaguazu, where three indigenous communities have been forcibly displaced, a dozen peasant communities have disappeared, and the very last of the trees will soon be replaced by fields of beans.
In the last three years alone, hundreds of protesters have been arrested in clashes with police, and six have been killed by military and paramilitary groups protecting the soybeans. With 2006 shaping up to be a very poor harvest, the danger of confrontation over land resources is even more serious than usual.
'GMO Soy Growers commit Massacre in Paraguay' link
'Canadian Anthropologist Witnesses GMO-related Shootings in Paraguay' link
'Soybeans and Guns in Rural Paraguay' link
4.Press release of CLOC-VIA CAMPESINA (in Spanish below)
Subject: [the Soya Case] Violent repression of peasant mobilisation in Paraguay!
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In Paraguay yet another violent repression occurred yesterday, 19th of July [2006] at 10:30 in the morning in the southern department of Caazapa, ordered by de president Nicanor Duarte Frutos.
More than 1000 peasants of the MCNOC closed off a road to require the fulfilment of their demands to the government.
The government answered with violent repression. There are 51 arrests, including several children and one pregnant woman. 8 persons got seriously injured and had to be taken to the hospital in the department south of Caazapa, Guaira. During the repression two children disappeared: Alicia Gonzalez (7) and Cesar (11).
More than 200 demonstrators were brutally tortured for more than 2 hours. This all happened after 9 days of enduring mobilisations with roadblocks, land occupations and the enforcement of various encampments. The government is not open for conversation, so the peasants will continue mobilising and maintain the occupations.
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Some members of the Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA) Local 264 will go through a 90-hour training course on performing home audits and retrofits in Kansas City's Green Impact Zone, a 150-block, low-income neighborhood.
The weatherization training program at Local 264 will teach its members to use equipment to scan for air leaks, test drafty walls, check for moisture, and other techniques.
The city, which received $9 million as part of the Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program, aims to make over 2,000 homes in the Green Impact Zone more energy efficient, a move that will not only create jobs, but save residents money on their utility bills.
Many of the laborers have lost their jobs in commercial construction, an industry especially hit by the recession, so the new opportunities are welcomed.
"Our unemployment is so high. This is going to be a boost when this gets going," said Bill Marsh, the training coordinator at Local 264, after the event.
Kevin Boydston, an instructor at Local 264 who demonstrated some of the weatherization techniques at the event with tools and a section of dry wall, said the goal is to reduce residents' energy costs by about 30 percent per month.
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The researchers also showed that the benefits of the brain exercises extended well beyond the specific skills the volunteers learned. Older adults who did the basic exercises followed by later sessions were three times as fast as those who got only the initial sessions when it came to activities of daily living, such as reacting to a road sign, looking up a number in a telephone book or checking the ingredients on a medicine bottle -- abilities that can spell the difference between living independently and needing help.
Experts said the federally funded study is a call to action for anyone who has ever worried about developing Alzheimer's, dementia and similar disorders. Americans spend billions of dollars each year on their physical well-being, but there are no comparable efforts to keep people mentally agile and strong.
If anything, the study suggests, there is a bigger payoff to mental exercise, because the brief training sessions seemed to confer enormous benefits as many as five years later. That would be as if someone went to the gym Monday through Friday for the first two weeks of the new year, did no exercise for five years, and still saw significant physical benefits in 2012.
The researchers divided the volunteers into four groups, including a control group that received no training. A second group was trained in reasoning skills -- being asked to spot the pattern in the sequence "a, c, e, g, i," for example -- every other letter of the alphabet. A third group was taught memory skills, which involved remembering word lists and using visualizations and associations as memory aids. A fourth group was given exercises to speed up mental processing -- being asked to identify an object flashed briefly on a computer screen while fighting off distractions.
Each of the groups being trained had 10 sessions, each lasting an hour to 75 minutes, and each session presented progressively more challenging problems. Compared with the control group, those who got memory training did 75 percent better on memory tasks five years later, those who got the reasoning training did 40 percent better on reasoning tasks, and those who got the speed training did 300 percent better than the control group.
Researchers noted that mental skills can sometimes compensate for physical disabilities: Knowing how to figure out directions and find a new route on a map, for example, could allow someone to retain mobility even after their night vision deteriorates to the point where driving on certain roads becomes difficult.
The study tracked 2,802 healthy adults from diverse backgrounds who were, on average, 73 years old. Although it did not examine the effects of mental exercise on people who had begun to show signs of Alzheimer's or other brain disorders, previous studies have pointed toward the conclusion that anyone can benefit.
"People think education is for people who are already educated," said Michael Marsiske, one of the researchers. "This kind of training works no matter where you are in society."
"If you think you have come to a time in your life when new learning is impossible and there are no benefits of continuing mental activity, the study shows that for a large number of people that this is not true," added Marsiske, a clinical and health psychologist at the University of Florida at Gainesville.
The participants in the study ranged from age 65 to their early 90s, but Marsiske said the findings apply to people in their 50s or even younger. Mental skills acquired earlier in life persist well into old age, he said.
"I don't like to play my son's video games, but I keep telling myself to challenge myself," said Marsiske, 41. "What I personally take away from the study is, if you challenge yourself to do some new learning, something that isn't easy at the start, it can have dividends."
The study did not indicate that mental training can hold off all cognitive decline permanently. Rather, as is the case with physical exercise, strengthening the mind appeared to slow decline.
Sherry L. Willis, the lead author of the study and a Pennsylvania State University professor of human development, said those who had the training also reported greater confidence in their ability to solve everyday problems, and this was especially true of the group that got the reasoning training. In performing daily functions, people who got the speed training along with a handful of follow-up sessions significantly outperformed those who did not get such training.
The results, being published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association, are heartening, but Willis and Marsiske cautioned that the biggest challenge lies ahead, in getting people to apply the findings to their lives. Whether it is encouraging people to eat right or to exercise, they said, the hardest part is not getting them to start doing the right things but getting them to keep doing the right things.
"It's just like physical exercise -- when we are approaching the new year we will buy a pass for the gym and go fervently in January and then slack off," Willis said. "Mental exercise is the same way. It has to be consistent, and it has to be challenging. Just like you have to keep increasing the weights at the gym to make it challenging, you have to do the same with mental activity."
To reap the benefits, Willis said, people need to get outside their comfort zones. For someone who likes to solve crossword puzzles, it is important to make sure the puzzles get harder with time -- or to start playing chess. Someone who hates to play games, she said, should find something else that stretches the mind. Mental activities do not have to involve expensive toys; everyday life can offer a variety of mental challenges. Finding a friend who can join in a new activity can be a powerful motivator, she added.
Sally Shumaker, a professor of public health science at Wake Forest University in North Carolina who wrote an editorial accompanying the study, said it pointed the way to a future in which mental training is made widely available.
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Red Angels Trumpet, Red Datura, Eagle Tree
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High elevation species with striking red and yellow flowers that attract enthusiastic hummingbirds. Known extensively throughout South America for its medicinal virtues and ritually brewed with Trichocereous Pachanoi as one interpretation of Cimora. In Ecuador it is currently being cultivated for scopolamine. Easy to grow from seed. Distinguished from all others by the red flowers. Rare, cuttings are almost impossible to get. Prefers cool areas. Belonging to the Deadly Nightshade family, which also includes the tomato, Brugmansia comprises about 20 different species, nearly all of them poisonous. There are a number of cultivars, some with pink or yellow flowers. It's a showy landscape evergreen plant. The more sun, the more flowers. Can be pruned into a nice small accent tree. Put it where you can enjoy the fragrance at night. Blooms on and off all year. Easy to grow. Not fussy about soil or water. Likes lots of fertilizer.
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3234 Brugmansia sanguinea - seedsRed Angels Trumpet, Red Datura. Very hard to find variety, fresh seeds are brought from Ecuador. High elevation species with striking red and yellow flowers that attract enthusiastic hummingbirds. Blooms on and off all year. Easy to grow. Not fussy about soil or water.
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Hacker Sends Message To Blake Lively, Claims Second Batch Of Nude Photos Is Her
A day after actress Blake Lively found herself at the center of a scandal in which photos of a blond woman standing naked in front of a mirror shooting pictures of herself with her iPhone were said to be the Gossip Girl star, more photos have surfaced.
On Wednesday, five images were released by a hacker who claimed the nude woman in the photos was Lively; but her representative quickly released a statement claiming the photos were fake and threatening to take legal action.
"The photos of Blake Lively which have just surfaced on various websites including Perez Hilton and Zap2it are 100 percent fake," the rep told PEOPLE magazine.
"Blake has never taken nude photos of herself," he added. "Blake will pursue legal action against the publication which initially published these photographs and any other outlets that republish them in any manner."
But on Thursday, the person responsible for the leaked images struck back, releasing 17 more photos - again claiming they're the actress - with a message for Blake and her rep.
"Oh, yes, Blake's rep. These are totally fake. We really, really believe you. Want moar? BTW, thanks for all the faps," the message reads (if you don't know what 'faps' means, Google it, because we're not going there).
TMZ.com points out that in the new set of pics - particularly the ones in which the woman's face can't be seen, a couple of small star tattoos in one topless image and a neck tattoo in another - the same style that her character in The Town had.
And just a side note: Blake's new movie, Green Lantern opens on June 17th. Seems like these things always happen around a movie or album release, doesn't it?


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New Arrivals for May 2011
Thursday, May 26
Jeffrey Crandall Jr. and Nicole Palluti, Rotterdam, a girl.Ellis/Bellevue Woman's Hospital
Jeffrey Crandall Jr. and Nicole Palluti of Rotterdam, proudly announce the birth of their daughter.
Ava Elizabeth Crandall was born on May 26, 2011 at Ellis/Bellevue Woman's Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces and measured 18.5 inches in length.
Maternal grandparents are William Palluti of Richmondville, and Michael and Kristine Gnidowski Sr. of Rotterdam. Paternal grandparents are Jeffrey Crandall Sr. and Sherri Crandall, both of Rotterdam. Great-grandparents include Mary Palluti, Nancy Crandall, and Joan Fazio, all of Rotterdam.
Saturday, May 21
Brette and Patrick Guertin, Ballston Spa, a boy.Saratoga Hospital
Brette and Patrick Guertin of Ballston Spa, proudly announce the birth of their son.
Jaden Anthony was born on May 21, 2011 at 5:20 p.m. at Saratoga Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, 9.1 ounces and measured 20 inches in length.
Grandparents are Elizabeth Castellano–Warner of Fonda, and Louis and Kathy Guertin of Ballston Spa.
Friday, May 27
Meghan and Michael Libertucci, Schenectady, a girl.Bellevue Woman's Care Center
Meghan and Michael Libertucci of Eastern Parkway, Schenectady, proudly announce the birth of their daughter.
Guinevere Grace was born on May 27, 2011 at Bellevue Woman's Care Center. She weighed 8 pounds and measured 21 1/2 inches in length.
Grandparents are Lucinda and John McCarthy of Clifton Park, and Janice and Carmen Libertucci of Rotterdam.


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Friday, 19 February 2010
Skin models for Naomi Campbell's Fashion for relief
Twas alot of fun, spent most of the evening chatting to David G (that guy in pants THAT D&G advert) and Freddie Fintoff. Both were totally sweethearts! Finally met Nicola from Girls Aloud, quite shy and lovely. Everyone was so happy to be there and Naomi was on top form, looking wonderful working the room, great atmosphere and we raised £1.4m !!! WELL DONE Naomi!! Well done US!
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Part of the reason for my column on COM, is that several ladies commented that they want to know more about what men really like. Many times, men are too embarrassed or frightened to tell you what we really find attractive. So we just go along, to get along. However, I feel compelled to use my voice to speak out for all men (well, the ones that care about fashion).
I'm not sure exactly what is happening in the culture of women's fashion in this country, but the flip flop has seriously taken over. And as a man, I have to say, I am NOT happy about it! First, let me say that I am all for comfort in today's stressful society. If you are out and about on a weekend, running errands, or taking your kids to soccer practice, then by all means, enjoy yourself and the comfort of having your feet exposed to the sun (pedicure–mandatory).
Yet, while I believe in comfort, I also believe in appropriateness and the envelope has been pushed way too far! Recently, I did an informal survey and just began to pay more attention to women's footwear in professional and more formal settings. I observed flip flops at work, at school, in airports, in business meetings, and even at funerals! Is it too much to ask for a little black pump during a FUNERAL!?!?!? The sexiest image is and continue to be a woman walking down the street in a nice skirt and a nice pair of heels!
Call me a bad person, but I firmly believe that this is the difference between our current generation and the ones in the past. Take a look at the adults in the 20s and 30s. If someone came out in public wearing flannel nightclothes, they would have been stoned in the public square. Yet, we allow it under the guise of it being more comfortable.
Very slowly, our society is corroding. The "rules" are being relaxed. Even in those instances when they should not be. Well, I, for one am ready to stand against it!! Get a grip and hold on to your soles, ladies…here's a newsflash…the Flip Flop Revolution is OVER!
Until next time,
More about Kenneth:
Kenneth D. Pratt Esq. is a graduate of Morehouse College and the Florida State University College of Law. A native of Tallahassee, Florida, he began his career there, as a certified legal intern at the Office of the State Attorney and progressed to the Office of the Attorney General where he served for three years. Pratt has published several short stories, poems, and op eds in National as well as local publications. In his spare time he enjoys reading, travel, and sports.


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Michael Lohan Denies Locking Ex-Wife Dina In A Closet
Lindsay Lohan's mom Dina has accused her ex-husband Michael of locking her in a closet during their turbulent marriage. Michael says she's lying.
Dina recently told Entertainment Tonight, "I was physically abused, locked in closets... I have police reports, I have hospital records, I have pictures of the black eyes."
In response to the accusations, Michael fired back, "It's one lie after another; it just doesn't stop... Locked in closets? Please. I don't know why she comes up with these things."
In a recent interview with Dr. Phil, Dina also claimed Michael threw a Bible at her head during their honeymoon. Michael commented, "I don't remember that, and if I did throw a Bible at her she should have picked it up and read it."
Michael contends he only struck Dina once during their marriage after she hit him with an ice tray. "She went into the freezer and she took out an ice tray and she whacked with it and I turned around... and I slapped her. That's the only time ever," he insists.
What about the police reports and hospital records? "That's from the one incident," Michael says.


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Members of the Boise City Council are (back, L-R) council members TJ Thomson, Ben Quintana, Lauren McLean, Scot Ludwig (front, L-R) Council Pro Tem Elaine Clegg, Mayor David H. Bieter and Council President Maryanne Jordan.
The Mayor works full-time, managing the day-to-day operations of the City and providing leadership and policy direction to the City Council. The Mayor chairs all meetings of the City Council, voting only in the case of a tie. The six members of the City Council work part-time, holding budget and policy-setting authority for the city. The Mayor and City Council members are elected at large by popular vote. City Council members are elected to a specific Council seat, but the seats are not determined geographically. City elections are held in odd number years (e.g. 2007, 2009, 2011).
Phone: (208) 384-4422
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Boise, ID 83702
William L. Bones
Chief of Police
Contact: BPD Media Relations Office
Boise, April 4, 2006 – The Boise Police Department is investigating a one-car accident that occurred early this morning that left one man dead.
Officers were called to the scene of the accident at 1:42 a.m. at westbound Franklin, just east of Five Mile Rd. Investigators say it appears a 1988 Ford Bronco with two men inside went off the road, hitting a power pole. The vehicle then caught fire. The driver was able to escape the vehicle. However, the man in the passenger's seat was not.
The responding officer and one passerby tried to put out the fire, but were not successful and were not able to reach the victim because of the flames.
The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of death and identity of the victim will be identified by the Ada County Coroner.
The driver was a 26 year old man from Boise. He was treated and released from a local hospital.
The driver has been questioned by police, but no citations or charges have been filed as the cause of the accident is still under investigation.
The accident investigation, including accident reconstruction and evidence testing, is not expected to be completed today.
Once again, the victim's identity will be released by the Ada County Coroner.


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Exploring the Origins of Our Food with CHEFs
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Healthy Foods
United We Serve: Let's Read. Let's Move. is thrilled to be collaborating with CHEFs for Schools in the effort to combat childhood obesity! Created to address the growing problems of obesity, malnutrition and poverty in New York City, Cheap Healthy Eco-friendly Food (CHEFs) for Schools works to increase awareness of proper nutrition, meal preparation, and environmental consciousness in New York youth.
CHEFs for Schools teaches kids about food and where it comes from, even taking them on fieldtrips to see it first hand.
This spring, CHEFs for Schools New York University Chapter hosted their annual trip to Stone Barns Agricultural Center in upstate New York. Students from NYU teamed up with children from PS 124 in New York City to learn more about the origins of food and healthy eating through a guided tour of the Stone Barns Center. We saw vegetables (both outdoors and in a greenhouse) and animals (pigs, chickens, and sheep). The students were extremely engaged during the tour, and every time we stopped to look at the next animal or plant their faces lit up; it was something they had never seen before. For many of the children (and some of the NYU volunteers), it was the first time they had seen where their food comes from. Best of all, not only did we learn more about healthy and eco-friendly eating; we got our daily exercise at the same time walking around the farm. By showing the children and volunteers where the food they eat comes from, we are giving them the tools to make better decisions about their dietary health. By putting people back in touch with the origins of their food we hope to lead people to make healthier and more eco-friendly choices about what they are putting into their bodies.
- Alexis Zimba-Kirby, CHEFs for Schools COO
CHEFs volunteer Shirley Zhang saw the effect on the kids firsthand:
"I really enjoyed the trip to Stone Barns because I know for certain that it had a positive impact on the students, as they loved questioning our tour guide about the greenhouse, plants, and animals on the farm. It was great to take the students out of the city to have them take a look at the farm life."
Stay tuned for more exciting and inspiring stories like this one, and to get more ideas about how you can get involved!


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Have you smelled the bar soap version of this? Try the bar soap version of this first. Both of those products smell exactly the same. If you need a candle that can completely transform the smell of your place in a couple of minutes to one that one send your date running off into the night screaming, this is for you.
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