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Friday, November 25, 2016
Cliff Kincaid and I will discuss election results/ramifications in the morning
|Cliff Kincaid
Clifford Kincaid, one of my favorite political analysts will join us on my internet radio program in the morning. We will be talking about the election and its ramifications. Neither of us had chosen Trump as our choice for the pre-nomination process. Neither of us desired to see Hillary Clinton in the Presidential office either.
We will be discussing it live in the morning together with the post-election "demonstrations" cum riots. What does it all mean? Where is the USA going?
Tune in to www.themicroeffect.com on Saturday morning, 7 am Pacific time, 8 am Mountain time, 9 am Central time and 10 am Eastern Standard Time. You may call in live with questions to 208-935-0094 and/or join us in the chatroom there,
Tune in and stay tuned!
Monday, November 07, 2016
Please go vote!
We are at the end of what has been a tumultuous campaign season. If anybody had told me a year ago that Donald Trump would be the presidential nominee for the Republicans, I would then have proclaimed them "crazy." He was not my personal choice for nominee. But, he is the Republican nominee and has proclaimed his own judicial nominations would be for judges who follow law as written -- not as they wish to write it. Given Hillary Clinton's refusal to denounce partial-birth abortion and her enthusiastic endorsement of the totality and beyond of the LGBT agenda, I see no choice but to vote for Donald Trump and I will be casting my vote for him -- Donald J. Trump.
Sadly, nobody is perfect and sometimes we do need to choose between evils. Donald Trump has demonstrated his human flaws to be certain, but it is my belief that he does not possess what I perceive as Hillary Clinton's outright hostility to Christians possessing millennia long traditional values on marriage, family, gender, etc., etc.
For sure it is not an easy time to be a Christian in our society. That was clearly and repeatedly prophesied in Scripture. But to take an expression from the old civil rights movement -- we have to "keep on keeping on."
Please -- go vote -- you have only yourself to blame if you fail to exercise that precious constitutionally guaranteed right!
Stay tuned!
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Obama, Hillary, Al Gore, et al firmly intend to implement Agenda 21 - What it really was about
This week Al Gore enthusiastically joined as one of the stumpers for Hillary's presidency. Donald Trump's Vice Presidential candidate, Governor Mike Pence of Indiana has been openly ridiculed by Hillary Clinton, her vice presidential candidate Governor Caine, and California governor Jerry Brown for "he doesn't even believe in evolution." Hillary said in last week's debate that she would appoint justices who would maintain Roe vs. Wade (abortion) and "Marriage Equality" (same sex marriage). Her participation in the Capitol bible study group she alleged organized is a sham -- she did this as part of Doug Coe's operation -- the C Street Center. She would work for "clean energy", i.e. put the Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal miners out of business, plus provided a "full employment plan" for New Age entrepreneurs seeking to enrich themselves by forced conversions to their "new products."
The televised reports that Hillary was a misjudged Christian who had organized a Capitol bible story is a sham. That was done as part of her membership in Doug Coe's "Fellowship". That was the organization founded by Abraham ("Abram") Vereide that had many in and of itself mystical occult links (Norman Grubb, Rufus Jones, E. Stanley Jones, Roland Gammon, Glenn Clark, and others). I wrote about much of that in past blog and NewswithViews articles, that operation thoroughly compromised itself with Institute of Noetic Sciences, Dalai Lama and other occult interests. The article series here and there was entitled "The HiJacking of Evangelicalism". As far as "prayer" is concerned, you spell it your way P-R-A-Y and they'll spell it their way P-R-E-Y -- at least based on my experiences, that is my opinion. God help those who were/are innocently involved.
Far from "disappearing", the New Age revolution is now in full throttle. The billionaire funded operations of the Tides Foundation, Threshold Foundation, and cohorts are heating up with their funded projects ranging from "Occupy Oakland" to carbon credit tracking. Barring divine intervention, the delayed hopes they had for 1982 and beyond are about to happen. Here's what brilliant Canadian researcher/author Elaine DeWar observed about that process in her 1995 book, CLOAK OF GREEN:
By the summer of 1991, the persons I'd met following the story
of Paiakan had long since turned their attention to this meeting.
Advertised as the World's Greatest Summit, Rio was publicly described
as a global negotiation to reconcile the need for environmental
protection with the need for economic growth. The
cognoscenti understood that there were other, deeper goals. These
involved the shift of national regulatory powers to vast regional
authorities; the opening of all remaining closed national economies
to multinational interests; the strengthening of decision making structures
far above and far below the grasp of newly minted national
democracies; and, above all, the integration of the Soviet and Chinese
empires into the global market system. There was no name for this
very grand agenda that I had heard anyone use, so later I named it
myself-the Global Governance Agenda. Page 249, Cloak of Green.
I'm going to be talking about these topics on my later this morning program. Please join us at www.TheMicroEffect.com. You may also consider entering the chatroom and/or calling in live with questions at 208-935-0094.
Stay tuned!
Tuesday, September 06, 2016
EU Brexit Crisis = EU Army Opportunity? "EU Parks Its Tanks on NATO LAWNS"
Definitely stay tuned!
Friday, August 26, 2016
Cliff Kincaid will guest host my program this week -- I'm a delegate to the Republican State Convention
Cliff Kincaid, one of my favorite political analysts and commentators will guest host my internet radio program this Saturday morning at TMERadio.com. You can join him in the chat room and/or call in live at 208-935-0094.
Friday, August 05, 2016
Janice Daniels, former Mayor of Troy, Michigan, USA hosts my radio program tomorrow Aug. 6, 2016
I'm honored that this brave lady will be guest hosting my radio program in the morning. I will be escorting my three handsome grandsons to a parade where they have an opportunity to ride a float in Oxford, Michigan's annual "Lone Ranger Parade." Oxford, Michigan is the home of Bruce Beemer, the original "Lone Ranger" actor.
You may call in your questions to Janice tomorrow morning between 10 am and noon (Eastern Daylight Savings Time) by calling 208-935-0642 and/or 208-935-0094. She is a great lady. We don't always agree on everything, but our love of God and doing His will is shared.
Tune in and stay tuned. You may tune in tomorrow morning by going to www.TMERadio.com and/or TheMicroEffect.com.
Monday, July 18, 2016
Very clear New Age influences on Baton Rouge police killer
This is what I read tonight from the WASHINGTON POST article posted on MicroSoft's news offerings for Windows 10 users:
Long posted a video online that seems to show him distributing his book to people on the street, and his cousin said he believed that is what Long may have been doing in Baton Rouge. The book, "The Cosmo Way: A W(H)olistic Guide for the Total Transformation of Melanated People," is styled almost as a self-help guide.Those familiar with the New Age Movement, its beliefs and altered state practices should recognize the above as a familiar part of the New Age mindset. Also, I recently heard there may be connections with the Nation of Islam. This brings back memories of old battles in Detroit when New Age elements attempted to set black and white neighborhoods off against each other in a battle over the Malcolm X Academy. I was furnished at that time with evidence that Afrocentric and white supremacy organizations were collaborating in an attempt to repeal the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution and form three new nations: White Mountain Republic; Republic of New Africa; and ZOG (Northeast United States as "Zionist Occupational Government."
Under the pen name Cosmo Setepenra, Long claimed in the book that he had a "spiritual revelation" while in college and soon sold his cars and gave away his "material possessions," packing just two suitcases for a trip to Africa — his "ancestral homeland." He wrote that he traveled across the continent learning from its "native spiritual practitioners and elder holistic healers" and was concerned in particular that people with darker skin lead healthy, holistic lifestyles.
"Not only have we not been taught how to treat our bodies and spirits in order to live a healthy and holistic lifestyle, we have also lost touch with the ancient teachings of our spiritual elders that would help us to live a healthy holistic life in harmony with nature," he wrote.
It looks like all of those ugly elements are on the march again, in ugly combining with the OCCUPY MOVEMENT which clearly has played an important role in the Black Lives Matter demonstrations about the country, furnishing organizers for same.
I will have much to say about this in the days to come.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
REPRINTED FROM May 13, 2011NewsWithViews.com
"When Newt Gingrich was Speaker of the House, he was convinced that parliamentary networks would give domestic legislators a new role in foreign policy. In 1996 he sent a letter to his Russian counterpart, Gennadyy Seleznyov, to create a forum made up of members of U.S. and Russian legislatures to discuss issues of defense, foreign policy, energy, and the environment on a regular basis. The result was the U.S. Congress-Russian Duma Study Group."
"[Newt] Gingrich's influence in the third way movement [has] brought on kudos from the likes of New Age 'philosopher' Mark Satin [who has] identified Gingrich as a top 'decentralist / globally responsible' [thinker]. An interesting paradox, that fits the odd decentralism of the Third Way. . . . Beyond that, Mr. Satin . . . is not the kind of man you expect to be praising [Gingrich]." -- Steve Farrell & Diane Alden, "Third Way Contract," Independent American Party [website], c. January 2005"
On November 11, 1994, still bubbling and cocksure over the Republican takeover of both Houses, his coming coronation as Speaker of the House, and his annointing as King of the Republican Revolution, Gingrich couldn't resist exploiting the moment to put in a free plug for something he so devoutly believed in. . . . "The core of our Contract," and the solution for those "trying to figure out how to put me in a box," he said, could be found in a book by futurist Alvin Toffler called "The Third Way;" to which he added: "I am a conservative futurist ." (1) . . .
Futurism, as already alluded to, is one and the same with the Third Way or Third Wave, but for brevity sake, Webster's Dictionary gives us another take on this subject. . . .
"Futurism: Study of, and interest in, forecasting or anticipating the future, or theorizing on how to impose controls on events." (2)
Or in other words, a head in the clouds political philosophy, complete with theories and forecasts, which envisions the use of force to insure those theories and forecasts come to past.
It would not be a stretch to call it communism with economic vision, for that is what the futurists of the Third Way call it. But, what then, is a conservative futurist? If we believe Newt Gingrich, it is in person, a post 1994 Republican. And it is in policy, the Contract With America, the go along, get along policies of a party who for the next six year "caved" under Clinton, and the faith-based subsidies, public private partnership, fast track hopes, and bipartisan spirit of today's Compassionate Conservativism movement - the latter of which had its start in the legislation and underlying principles of that same Gingrich Contract..."
May the Lord help us all!Germany once put somebody in office that bragged that if one repeated a lie often enough and loud enough, people would believe it. Too many people do. I fear that the USA may well be on the verge of doing the same vis a vis Newt Gingrich. As far as the Christians not seeing through Newt Gingrich, this is what I have to say to them. "If you couldn't see through Rev. Moon ("Lord of the Second Advent) and you couldn't see through Paul N. Temple (Institute of Noetic Sciences co-founder active with the Prayer Breakfast Network of Douglas Coe), then I can hardly expect you to see through Newt Gingrich!
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Did General Paul E. Vallely assist Military Satanism? Sneak preview of NewswithViews Part 3 of 4
|Front Title Page of MINDWAR - the expanded 1980 book by Michael Aquino and General Vallely re-released by Michael Aquino as a full 204 page book in 2013.
|The front, side and back cover of MINDWAR.
|2013 Copyrighting by Michael A. Aquino.
|The dedication page of MindWar I have highlighted General Vallely as well as a couple of other interesting names. There are several New Agers on this list as well including John C. Lilly and Dennis Kucinich.
- 1. He was the one who discovered Michael Aquino's Satanism and exposed same.
- 2. He (General Vallely) cross-examined Michael Aquino at military hearings held on the matter.
- 3. He (General Vallely) as a "devout Catholic" never had nor never would have any intentional involvement with Satanism.
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Newt Gingrich as Donald Trump's running mate? I sincerely hope not!
Now for the Vice Presidential pick. I am hearing far too often that his pick could well be Newt Gingrich. The odds-makers are placing their bets on that. If anybody out there has influence with Mr. Trump (I'm sure I don't), they need to talk him out of that horrifying possibility that could only play into Hillary Clinton's ready and eager hands.
Donald Trump has gained favor with many working class Americans because he has to them a "common touch" and shares their concerns about the loss of American jobs to bad trade deals above. His political base also rightfully fears the steadily increasing globalization that has dearly cost American workers.
Does Donald Trump realize the following about Newt Gingrich?
- He is and throughout his political life has been one of the world's leading Globalists.
- It was Newt Gingrich who set up international networks of legislators to back each other politically in their separate countries [that's right -- COUNTRIES -- not STATES]. You can read all about it in Anne-Marie Slaughter's Princeton University Press book A NEW WORLD ORDER. Anne-Marie Slaughter served as Assistant Secretary of State under Hillary Clinton. If you already own the book or plan to acquire the book, turn to pages 113, 126, 130, and 294 to read up on Newt's career and joint projects with leaders in the Soviet Duma.
- Newt Gingrich was from the beginning one of the primary backers of the World Trade Organization (W.T.O.); NAFTA (North American Free Trade Organization); and other globalist measures.
- Newt Gingrich is an unabashed New Ager -- one whom I have carefully tracked since reading in one of Marilyn Ferguson's 1983 Leading Edge Bulletin about the "brave Georgia Congressman" (Newt Gingrich) who was doing so very much to advance their New Age agenda. Newt's New Age mentoring was, inter alia, by Alvin & Heidi Toffler and John Naisbitt.
- Newt Gingrich's former Congressional campaign manager, Chip Kahn, stated in an 1983 magazine interview (Mother Jones, November 1984), that no matter no much good, he Chip Kahn did in the future, he could never do enough good to offset the evil he had helped unleash on the world by helping Newt Gingrich be elected to Congress.
Saturday, May 14, 2016
To this day, the Turkish government refuses take responsibility for nor even recognize the event known variously as "The Armenian Genocide" and/or "The Armenian Holocaust."
The United Nations sponsored ALLIANCE OF CIVIIZATIONS organized in 2005 was allegedly organized by Turkish Prime Minister Recip Tayyip Erdogan and the then Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero. It was that same co-sponsor Erdogan who not that long after taking steps to promote tolerance and understanding then made threats and instituted actions to deport even more Armenians from Turkey. He did this in response to international efforts to recognize the event as the genocidal one it was. Interestingly, in 2015 he made statements acknowledging that something happened, but still minimized Turkish national responsibility for it.
I have done radio programs on this event in the past. I've done two progams over the past 9 years with Virginia Haroutunian, the author of the book ORPHAN IN THE SANDS. It relates the pain reaching down multi-generationally from the Turkish slaughter of the innocents event.
I have another well informed historian of that event with me in the morning on TMERadio.com. That will be Edward Haroutunian. He is also a practicing attorney and has served for many years as the Wayne County, Michigan Republican Party Chairman. He can articulately answer your questions about that event.
The Armenians were an ancient Christian community. As we now live in the age of ISIS terror and increasing psychological terror to American Christians over Biblical traditional values, it is instructive to know the impact of that past event that occurred interestingly at a time when the world was being primed to accept a Maitreyan "New Christ" version in the form of Jiddhu Krishnamurti. Historical precedent has many lessons for us in a newer era of persecution and even martyrdom.
Join us in the morning at TMERadio.com to become part of the conversation!
Stay tuned!
Saturday, April 30, 2016
|Access this report at https://www.ceps.eu/system/files/TFonEuropeanDefence.pdf
One early November 22nd morning of the Year of Our Lord 1995, I stumbled onto news items that made me sit up and take notice. There was a major earthquake (7.2 mw) at Eilat, Israel, also on the Egyptian and Jordanian borders. It was the only earthquake I have ever observed to have been subject to historical revision downwards from its 7.2 mw to a 6.2 mw account. It was later admitted to me in writing (via email) from the head of the Israel earthquake agency that the true strength had indeed been 7.2 mw. Engineers and architects were taking for awhile a bum rap for designing buildings that would not withstand a 6.2 quake. Of course, the magnitude/shock difference between a a 6.2 quake and a 7.2 is tremendous.
As I was looking at that news on my then AOL provider on relatively slow internet connections, a new article flashed up at me. This one reported that a political earthquake was about to happen in the wake of the just happened Israeli/Egyptian earthquake disaster. It was in the form of the Barcelona Conference about to start. One Javier Solana, then heading the six month presidency of the European Union would be in charge. They would be drawing up plans for a hoped for Mediterranean Free Trade zone projected to be complete by the year 2010. Muammar Khaddafy, then still alive and President of Libya screamed at an earlier Arab League conference that "what's the matter with you idiots!? Can't you see this is a blatant European attempt to gain hegemony over our region?"
The United States requested to be included in this conference. They were granted by the in charge Dr. Solana "observer status only." The conference was held and an agreement was reached by all participants, including Israel and Syria. Javier Solana was given complete credit for the diplomatic accomplishment.
One of the stated goals of the Barcelona Conference organizers, per the AOL accounts that awoke me to the situation as "to battle religious fundamentalism -- world wide."
It was reported that the Conference had been organized by the 10 member countries of the Western European Union.
As we didn't have the vast searching capacities we now enjoy with Google, Bing, and the other search engines, I perused a CD disk of business clippings for the past then year (1994-1995) and searching Javier Solana's name, I discovered that he had been behind a near shooting war between Canada and Spain over fishing rights. As Morocco was a necessary party to the hoped for agreement between the EU and Arab Mediterranean countries, Morocco had demanded and got cooperation from Solana, also then the Foreign Minister of Spain to ban Spanish fishermen from its waters. That left many angry fishing vessel owners and their crews sitting unemployed in Spanish ports. They were told to "go fish Canada." They did fish Canadian waters, almost to the point of extinction of Cod and Halibut stocks. When one Spanish vessel crossed into Canadian boundaries, Canada boarded it and took the crew into custody. You can press the previous sentence to read the account I wrote for NewswithViews.com and this blogspot.
Well, a lot of water went over the dam since then. Javier Solana kept rising in power and prominence both EU and global affairs until the defeat of several EU constitutional initiatives. Finally in 2010 he announced he would be retiring. Two women have since succeeded him in the position and high paying salary that had obviously been crafted for his benefit. I have some admiration for the present holder of the High Representative for Foreign Policy for the European Union, Federica Mogherini, as she played no small role in seeking the protection and release of persecuted Christians in Africa.
At any rate, most of you are familiar with the attention both Herb Peters and myself played to the role of Javier Solana in both European Union and global governance affairs. Probably most of you think I payed too much attention to him.
I was starting to maybe think that myself.
But I did continue to look in on Dr. Solana from time to time and saw him heading various European Union military initiatives.
Suddenly, in the news is as flood of information about an about to be held (June 23, 2016) British referendum on leaving the European Union. USA President Barack Obama made a trip to England to urge the Britons not to do so. This is short-handed in our press as BREXIT. (British Exit.)
And there is still more news -- about a consolidated European Army surreptitiously in formation using the Arab refugee crisis and Ukraine as rationales. Suddenly, it looks like developments strangely sounding like old prophetic warnings might just be happening. Who knows? The times are in God's hand -- but still coming at a time when global mores and morality (same sex marriage, disregard of birth gender in restroom and public showering choices) have descended to their present levels, one must go hmmmm.
Reportedly, German and Dutch militaries are now being merged. European army units are being trained for "civil war" and the "dangerous fantasy" might well now be happening.
This will be a major topic for me on today's radio show at 10 am Eastern Time (7 am Pacific time). Please plan on joining me. Am I reading too much into this? Maybe, maybe not. Time and events will tell.
Stay tuned!
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Earth Day is Approaching -- We should remember its ORIGINAL aims
I was employed on the Speaker's Staff of the Michigan House of Representatives in 1970, the year of the first Earth Day. Far and away, the most visible figure on Earth Day, the man who claimed to have come up with its very notion, was Ira Einhorn. He was in those days clearly a New Age superstar operating on an international level with impressive corporate backers.
The New Age historical revisionists would now have you believe that the most prominent figures were Denis Hayes and Gaylord Nelson. They have conveniently tried to distance themselves from Ira Einhorn and with very good reason: Ira Einhorn is now imprisoned for life for the murder of his New Age lover, Texas native and Bryn Mawr graduate Holly Maddux.
There is a lot of current attention given to the proposed release of one of the Charles Manson cult killers, Leslie van Houten, being approved for parole. Manson was not the only psychotic cult leader in the New Age Movement of the 1970s. Ira Einhorn had then and still now a loyal following of those who refused to believe he could perform actions he clearly earlier telegraphed he would perform.
"Psychopaths like myself emerge when societies are about to change," Einhorn told his enraptured audiences to whom he oft boasted he was a "planetary enzyme." In that same speech he proclaimed himself a "brother with Charles Manson The best place to read the about that is Steven Levy's well documented book, THE UNICORN'S SECRET: MURDER IN THE AGE OF AQUARIUS. (Page 377, mass paperback edition)..
Einhorn was fraternizing with the nephew of the Shah of Iran, "speaking to an intimate gathering sponsored by the prince" (p. 13, supra). Per Levy, Einhorn was given high academic credentials, as a fellow in the Kennedy School of Government. Einhorn even had 1970 articles publishe dby the Catholic Art Association.
We have more than Levy's impressive and still necessary reading book. I discovered that in my own library, accumulated during my years of research, I had a copy of Einhorn's post Earth Day, pre-1979 arrest book, 78-187880. It is a strange, crudely put together book from appearances, BUT, it was published by a major publishing house Doubleday & Company as a "Doubleday Anchor book." Its Libtary of Congress Catalog Card number is 78-187880 -- same as the title of the book.
78-187880 had many not so subtle hints to those who had eyes to see and ears to hear. Many swastikas are positively pictured throughout it. The New Age oft stated goals of population reduction to a maximum of 2 billion only alive by the year 2000 are contained within the covers.
Later this morning, (10 am Eastern time, 7 am Pacific time) I will be doing my regular internet radio program on TMERadio.com. We will be discussing this -- for now I'm retiring for the night and hope you will join me in the morning. Now that "Bill Nye the Science Guy" is openly calling for criminalizing "climate change deniers", we need to review both the foundations and current thrust of the radical Gaia Gang.
Does YOUR church celebrate Earth Day? Join me in later this morning and we'll talk about it.
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Among all the present chaos, all the sadness, all the violence, all the confusion we now face, we may still with confidence view our future -- the event that will be in all of our futures one day -- our eternal future -- whether with or without God.
This day, Easter Sunday commemorates in the Christian world the resurrection from the dead of Jesus Christ. The scripture, "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved," (Romans 10:9) should give us hope for the long run -- not our transitory lives, but the eternal future promised us. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ was about hope.
Today, let us rest in that promise. Happy Easter to all!
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
|Google News Search on Brussels attack, 11:42 am, Eastern Time, March 22, 2016.
Today, the ugly plans evidently went into full blown execution. Belgium, a country that depends heavily on rail travel for basic transportation, had both its main train station and airport attacked by suicide bombers. At least 34 have been reported dead as of the time of this writing and the death toll is said to be certain to rise.
Among the televised reports I heard as I awoke to this news this morning were that Belgium had been vulnerable because it basically "lacked borders" and the foreign population was high. This news is probably certain to strengthen Donald Trump's presidential bid hand because that is what he has persistently said about the United States.
This development is also likely to strengthen the hands of those calling for "global governance," "global civil society," "interfaith dialogue", "Alliance of Civilizations", "New World Religion", and for those advocating for Europe to speak with one voice and with a multi-country consolidated military (Javier Solana has probably been the leading voice with this message starting in 1999).
Developments are diabolical and disturbing. Jesus' words to his disciples about latter times in human history featuring "men's hearts failing them for fear looking after the things coming upon the Earth" sound increasingly like present reality.
May the Lord protect us all in these turbulent times.
Stay tuned!
Friday, March 18, 2016
Cliff has agreed to join me to vocalize his written concerns about that as well as some new concerns about New World Religion developments.
We will be live in the morning on TMERadio.com at 7 a.m. Pacific time, 10 a.m. Atlantic time.
Join us then and there!
Monday, February 29, 2016
TODAY, FEBRUARY 29th, IS MY EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY!
Not too many advantages to a Leap Year Day birthday, but the humor of it increases with age. Today, I am having my 18th birthday, since arriving on earth on February 29, 1944.
I'm occupied with so many thoughts and projects, but I'm grateful to God for giving me this much time. My life has been sometimes sad, sometimes happy, sometimes frustrating, but never boring. I can take almost anything but boredom.
When I first (in April 1981) discovered the New Age Movement, the disturbing development that led to my researching and writing THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF THE RAINBOW (Huntington House, 1983), I was in "Leap Years" only 9 years old. In real time, that would have made 37.
Well, the Leap Year birthday has never been good for much but laughs. When I was a little girl who thought she was turning 8, I was disturbed to tears by my father putting two candles on my birthday cake and saying "you're only two."
At my present stage in life, it's a lot of fun, when asked my age, to have said for the past four years "17" and now, today, "18."
Thanks for being my readers and I'll have real meat to chew on soon.
You may download my two books for free for my birthday (see, you're getting the present!) by going over to internet archives by clicking on this link for HIDDEN DANGERS and this one for A PLANNED DECEPTION.
We are living in perilous times indeed, but I do believe the good Lord gave us a sense of humor as a safety valve!
Stay tuned!
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Unification Church is still on the move - post death of Rev. Moon
I will have much to say about this on my internet radio program, TMEradio.com a very few and too short hours from now. Needless to say, I am agitated about what I saw tonight and learned about infiltration of major religious denominations on our local front "right here in River City" as sung in the Music Man movie of years ago. They are obviously working hard on a New World Religion and were very happy about steps they perceive Pope Francis to be taking in that direction. Imams and Rabbis were present. I learned that they had extremely slick "Catholics" who were pretending to be the best of loyal Catholics but really believed Rev. Moon to be the true purveyor of truth and wisdom. Their veneer was "family preservation." As I know of few groups more responsible for family separation, it strikes me as more than ironic, if not disingenuous.
Please join me in the morning. Last week my preceding program was to have been rebroadcast as I had a Memorial service to attend for a very dear and close friend for many years. I understand that at least the first hour did not happen as planned. Oh well. God willing, all will go well in the morning. I have a whole lot to say. Please join me.
Tune in and stay tuned!
Monday, February 01, 2016
Hillsdale College - Mixed past reviews about this beautiful Michigan campus
I have several friends -- some close -- with Hillsdale College backgrounds. Harry Veryser, a noted economics professor and author himself, was Assistant to the President here many years ago. My stepson, David, graduated from Hillsdale College before I discovered the existence of the New Age Movement.
Hillsdale was not without its own New Age infiltration. I had been informed that one of the professors back in the 1980s was a Rosicrucian and for several years all the "Excellence in Religion" awards had gone to members of his Rosicrucian study group. Among those invited for presentations were Barbara Marx Hubbard, John Naisbitt, Willis Harman, and Marilyn Ferguson. Ipsa res loquitor, legal speak for "the facts speak for themselves."
I'm told the Shavano Institute still exists but has been renamed. I asked about it in the orientation session for visitors this morning. My educated guess for at least the period of the 1980s when they spoke was that the purpose of inviting them was not just to study "comparative ideologies." I rather suspect there were true believers even at conservative Hillsdale College, just as just about everywhere else.
Well, a lecture is now scheduled and it would be rude for me not to attend, so I'm off. I would love to know if anybody else out there ever followed the Shavano Institute situation. Shavano is now renamed as "National Leadership Seminars."
I'll be back soon and stay tuned!
Thursday, January 14, 2016
I'm not the only one with these challenges . . . Please BE PATIENT
|Mircea Eliade - Journal I - Alice Bailey references are on page 160 of this book.
At teatime, Mme. Froebe tells me about visions experienced by
certain eccentric guests, among them Alice Bailey, who saw a monk
repeatedly entering the window on the right (all this happened in the
room where we're staying, on the second floor, the room in which I'm
writing this) . Alice Bailey (what an able adventuress! I met her in
London in 1940; my Polish translator-God only knows what her name
was; and what an intelligent, likable, informed woman !- gave me a
letter of recommendation, and Alice Bailey invited me to dinner. She
was with her husband- a nonentity-and a friend , a tremendously
voluble American woman, probably her patroness, because she paid for
the dinner. Alice Bailey conducted a school of " initiation by correspondence"
with a rather high tuition; she had published a number of
books-unreadable, and absolutely worthless)-Alice Bailey evoked
her master and protector in Tibet, with whom she was in regular
communication through telepathy; and with the aid of a ritual she
expelled the shade of that mysterious monk who kept coming in the
window. After that, Mme. Froebe adds, the monk visited the room next
door, where a young Dutch Quaker was staying; he would come at 2:00
A. M. Since the young man's room was directly over Mme. Froebe's
bedroom, she would hear him jump out of bed and turn on the light. He
would start reading aloud from the Bible. I don't know what sins that
monk bad committed, but on hearing the words of the Bible he would
Well, that was interesting, although Eliade's religious scholarship fails to impress me -- he was obviously a hanger-on himself at Eranos, the institute co-founded by Olga Froebe and Alice Bailey. HOWEVER, I was amused and could related to something else related in this book -- his difficulty in finishing a plethora of projects:
18 May
I've written nothing in this notebook for several weeks because
I have been totally immersed in analyzing, classifying, and completing
the materials on shamanism, gathered in the last nine years. Every day,
at the Musee de I 'Homme. Have opened the notebook in order to record
that today I received the corrected proof copy of Le Mythe de l' eternel
re tour.
25 May
Am continuing to work, day and night, on shamanism. Sometimes
I feel almost crushed by the massive Soviet ethnographic
production. And since I can't see a problem clearly until I see it whole,
I keep putting off writing until the last moment, until I've verified even
the smallest detail (verifications which often are futile because I can't
use them; at most, I content myself with an allusion in a footnote).
Another danger: sometimes my "enthusiasm" is exhausted in the
research itself, and when I decide to write it up, I compose somewhat
reluctantly, hastily, using only a small part of the documentation I've
collected and spent days mulling over. (page 90, Mircea Journal I)
Well, I've similar problems. I've been almost totally immersed (besides my remaining law practice) with ANALYZING, CLASSIFYING, and COMPLETING . . . It has dawned on me that I've been in this struggle for now nearly 35 years since 1981. That's five years longer than the religious wars ending in the Treaty of Westphalia lasted in Europe!
I do think I have things computer organized now to the point where writing and accurate referencing will proceed smoothly. Pray for me. I've had health issues recently that has also served to somewhat slow me in this process. I've amassed tremendous materials on General Vallely and Michael Aquino -- that backburnered projecd continues.
Thanks for your patience and stay tuned.
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Fanatic for Jesus: 'Common Ground' Between Theosophists and Christians?
Thursday, December 03, 2015
Disturbing New Issues in the Wake of the San Bernadino Shootings
Names have been released of the dead shooters yesterday in the San Bernadino massacre of 14 and wouding of many more. The names are that of an Illinois born Moslem named Syed Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik. They are undoubtedly Islamic names. Syed was 28 and his wife was 27. They had a 6 month old baby. They were reportedly, per CNN accounts this morning, "religious."
It has not been characterized so far as "terrorism," but San Bernadino police, also per CNN reports, "have not ruled terrorism out." Per an article by Michele Hickford Farook had recently taken a month long trip to Saudi Arabia and came back with Tashfeen as his wife.
They left their baby with grandparents, Farook went to his employer's Christmas party and then appeared to be enraged at a co-worker. He and Tashfeen returned and the rest is very tragic history.
Now, I'm not an Islamic basher, per se. We have many Moslems in the Detroit metropolitan area and so far the relations between Jews, Christians, and Moslems has been mostly peaceful. While there have been arguments over Christian presence at Moslem street festivals, there is also peaceful business interaction and even social friendships. From SE Michigan's large Arabic community, there are large groups of both Christians and Moslems. The Chaldean community is primarily Catholic, but I've met Chaldean Baptists. Probably the most agitated of Arabic communities in the Detroit area to my observation are the Palestinians. I do recall seeing reports of post-911 celebrations in the Dearborn area. As I recall the celebrants were Palestinian.
Now, the interesting part from my observation -- not of the shooters -- but of the planned "dialogue and reconciliation". A pleasant appearing fellow appeared on CNN's morning programming within the past half hour of my writing. He said that he represented the Ahmahdiyya Mosque and they were holding a large prayer service at their San Bernadino mosque this evening (Thursday, December 3, 2015). He urged everybody to come and pray with them. I somewhat blinked as I thought I heard him say it was a movement founded by "the Messiah."
I've heard of Sunni Moslems and Shia Moslems. This was the first I had heard of the Ahmadiyya movement of Moslems. I decided to do a little research and found much of concern that like other phases of the New Age Movement (a Movement dedicated to eliminating Jews, Christians, and Moslems) was acting in a way that could subtly channel folk into the bottom line of the New Age Movement -- acceptance of a new "Messiah" who was neither Jesus nor Jewish.
What was the Ahmadiyya Movement about? The following significant and disturbing material is found in the Wikipedia article on the subject and I quote it here:
Ahmadiyya . . . officially, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community[2] or the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at; . . . is an Islamic religious movement founded in British India near the end of the 19th century.[3][4] It originated with the life and teachings of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835–1908), who claimed to have fulfilled the prophecies of the world's reformer during the end times, who was to herald the eschaton as predicted in the traditions of variousworld religions and bring about, by peaceful means, the final triumph of Islam as per Islamic prophecy. He claimed that he was the Mujaddid (divine reformer) of the 14th Islamic century, the promised Messiah and Mahdi awaited by Muslims.[5][6][7][8] The adherents of the Ahmadiyya movement are referred to as Ahmadi Muslims or simply Ahmadis.
Ahmadi thought emphasizes the belief that Islam is the final dispensation for humanity as revealed to Muhammad and the necessity of restoring to it its true essence and pristine form, which had been lost through the centuries.[9] Ahmadiyya adherents believe that Ahmad appeared in the likeness of Jesus, to end religious wars, condemn bloodshed and reinstitute morality, justice, and peace. They believe that upon divine guidance he divested Islam of fanatical and innovative beliefs and practices by championing what is, in their view, Islam's true and essential teachings as practised by Muhammad and the early Islamic community.[10] Thus, Ahmadis view themselves as leading the revival and peaceful propagation of Islam.
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad founded the movement on 23 March 1889 and termed it the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, sometimes translated as Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Since his death, the community has been led by a number of Caliphs and has expanded to over 200 countries and territories of the world. The Ahmadis were among the earliest Muslim communities to arrive inBritain and other Western countries.[9] Currently, the community is led by its Caliph, Mirza Masroor Ahmad, and is officially estimated to number between 10 and 20 million worldwide.[11][12][13]
So, the Ahmadiyya Movement stands for a "Messiah," clearly neither Jesus nor Jewish. It is very interesting to me that it was founded in India at just about the same time that the Theosophists were promulgating very, very similar philosophies and preparing the world to receive a new messiah, although the Theosophical Society originally passed itself off as merely studying comparative religion.
My impressions? That the California killings could well have been part of a Isis or radicalized equivalent "sleeper cell" and that the New Age slogan of "crisis = opportunity" is also at work. I'm still researching this, but as Californians were urged to flock to the Mosque for the communal prayer service I suspect it is another diabolical move towards their long awaited "New World Religion" where all say "blessed be thy God" rather than "blessed be My God."
My research in this area will continue and your comments are invited.
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Iraq Vet Challenges Northup
Louisville, KY – A veteran of the Iraq war says he plans to run against Congresswoman Ann Northup in next year's election.
Andrew Horne says he's getting in the third district race partly because he's unhappy with President Bush's policy in Iraq. Horne says the country is less safe since the invasion of Iraq nearly three years ago.
The 44 year old Horne is a lawyer in Louisville and is an officer in the Marine reserves. He got back from a tour of duty in Iraq last spring.
Horne was a life-long Independent until becoming a Democrat a couple of weeks ago.
He's the first Democrat to step up and announce a challenge of Northup. The five term Republican Congresswoman easily defeated Tony Miller in 2004 but Northup has always been a target of national Democrats because of the makeup of the third district.
Democrtas outnumber Republicans in the
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The Binghamton University men's basketball team dropped its third straight game, falling 75-52 to the United States Naval Academy on Wednesday in Annapolis, Md.
Navy built an 11-point halftime lead, and the Bearcats never got closer than five points in the second half.
Navy had three players with 10 points or more as Worth Smith (13 points), Tilman Dunbar (16 points), and Thurgood Wynn (11 points) each hit double digits.
The Bearcats were led by freshman forward Jordan Reed, who had 15 points and 11 rebounds in his debut. Reed went 9-for-16 at the free throw line. Roland Brown scored 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting from the floor (2 of 8 at free throw line) and grabbed seven rebounds.
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The Chestnut Hill College "Griffins" men's lacrosse team is the latest team to sign an equipment deal with Maverik Lacrosse. The Griffins, under the direction of new head coach Brian "Doc" Dougherty are off to an early 4-3 start which includes a win over No. 2-ranked Mercyhurst College in only their second year competing in the NCAA Division II East Coast Conference (ECC).
In 2011, the Griffins will be punishing their competition in custom red, white and yellow Maverik Maybach gloves and shoulder/elbow guards. Team Captain Mike Landau and his teammates will have their choice of shafts including the "Phenix" and the "Wonderboy."
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My mum had loads of Tesco vouchers for Goldsmiths the jewellers to spend in a limited time, so we went for a look today. I'd always been a fan of Michael Kors watches, yet the store we went to didn't stock the brand (even though they're on the website!). I ended up getting a Guess watch in the hope that I can exchange it for a MK one in another store soon, but I'll be fine with it if I can't find my dream timepiece! The first one pictured is my absolute favourite, although I haven't seen anything like that in the Goldsmiths store or on the website, boo hiss! I'd be more than happy with a rose gold one though, as that's what I went out for today originally.
Also have my eyes on the prettiest shoes ever, we have them where I work too! I tried them both on the other day while we were quiet and I fell in love instantly. I couldn't decide what colour to get though so it just looks as if I'll have to get both! Chunky heels, a mix of patent and suede and little bows on the front - me all over.


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Honda Car India, a subsidiary of Honda Motor Company, Japan have announced their decision to bring into being a new Greenfield diesel engine factory. This new Honda diesel engine plant will come up at their second site in Tapukara, Rajasthan. This site has been unutilized for the past five years and hence the company has narrowed down to this site where from they will be producing Honda's first global compact car which will make its appearance by early 2013 and will have diesel engines manufactured at the Rajasthan plant.
Honda has confirmed that the new diesel engine plant will be set for production by next year while details of investment and capacities have yet to be finalized. Initially commencing production with a 1.5 liter diesel engine which will be seen in the Honda Amaze, the same engine will also follow in models such as Jazz and City, which are scheduled for 2014.
This diesel technology is not to be seen in any of the company's current lineup and is exclusive for India. Honda will first launch their diesel Amaze sedan next year, which will be followed by Jazz diesel and City diesel in the next 2 to 3 years. While, otherwise restricted to Indian markets, Honda has also confirmed that the company will supply some of the engine components to their UK subsidiaries.


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The Second Second Coming As The Stone Roses prepare to open their series of 3 homecoming concerts tomorrow at Manchester's Heaton Park, a timely look at the band, their influences and their (Tron) legacy. Look out for Metafilter favourite Peter Serafinowicz as Morrissey and Simon Cowell. (slyt)
New Musical Express
Towards the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s the Madchester sound swept the UK. Spearheaded by The Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays Manchester became the dominant force in English music. One notable exception to this Northern domination were the boys from London's Camden Town known as Flowered Up. [more inside]
Second Coming
I am the resurrection
After announcing their reunion, all 220,000 tickets for the first three shows of the Stone Roses 2012 world tour sold out in just 68 minutes. [more inside]
Illegal attacks
Ian Brown, the former lead singer with The Stone Roses has a new single out. Illegal Attacks is an anti-war song featuring Sinead O'Connor urging the US and UK governments to "bring the soldiers back home". The striking thing about the song, to my mind, is its scarcity value. The War in Vietnam brought us anti-war songs by Glen Campbell (Galveston); Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (Ohio); Edwin Star (War!); Donovan (The Universal Soldier); Steppenwolf (Draft Resister); Billy Joel (Goodnight Saigon); Bruce Springstien (Born in the USA); Jimmy Cliff (Vietnam) Nina Simone (Backlash Blues) and many, many more . Why have the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which are as deeply unpopular, not generated a similar body of work?
The Stone Roses - Blood on the Turntables
"November the 23rd, 1989, and possibly the most influential British guitar band of the last twenty years were making their debut on Top of the Pops. The group were Manchester's the Stone Roses. Having just released one of the most acclaimed debut albums of all time, they had the world at their feet. But then it all went horribly wrong. Within a few short years, the Stone Roses had split."
Sensational Stone Roses BBC documentary Blood on the Turntables in one two three four five six parts.
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Members of the Student Governing Association (SGA) will be getting their hands dirty next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 22-24, in Kaufman Dining Hall while performing a food waste audit during meal times. They'll be stationed in the plate return area of the dining hall to help scrape plates and communicate information about a composting program to other students. The food waste they gather will be weighed and the data used to advance the possibility of composting the College's food waste. During those three days all the food waste from Kaufman will be composted.
SGA is also sponsoring a "guess our waste" competition with the winner walking away with a downtown Naperville gift card. Students can place their guesses in Kaufman throughout the three days; ask any SGA representative if you have questions.
Why, you might ask, does the College want to compost food waste? According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, nearly a quarter of landfill waste could be composted. The College wants to do its part in preserving current landfill space and reducing the need for more landfills by composting waste from the dining hall. North Central is partnering with the company Compost Supply, which will use the food waste to create compost and soil for rooftop gardens.


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Damascus Church, Elba, will celebrate homecoming July 26. New Beginnings and Mark Windham will provide special music at 10 a.m. Randall Pearson will bring the message at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow. The church also will hold Monday night revival services during August at 7 p.m. Travis Johnson, interim pastor of Whitewater Church, Elba, will speak Aug. 3; Bruce Williams, pastor of Goodman Church, Enterprise, Aug. 10; Clifford Quincey, pastor of New Home Church, Enterprise, Aug. 17; and Ben Amlong, interim pastor of Roeton Church, Brundidge, Aug. 24. There will be special music each service. For information call Pastor Hubert McWaters at 334-347-2198.


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Posted: 1:29 pm Monday, October 7th, 2013
Front on the way: How much rain will we get?
By John Nelander
The cold front, accompanied by remnants of Karen, approach the Florida coast. (Credit: NOAA)
The remnants of Tropical Storm Karen have merged with the cold front sweeping across the Eastern Gulf of Mexico toward the Florida peninsula. That means a rainy start to the week in Palm Beach as southwest winds ahead of the front draw up a lot of moisture from the south.
The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center is calling for 0.85 of an inch through Wednesday in Palm Beach, while the South Florida Water Management District is a little more enthusiastic. The agency's graphical forecasts show closer to 2 inches of rain over the next three days.
On easterly winds, Palm Beach International Airport recorded 0.43 of an inch of rain Sunday, the first measurable precipitation for the month. Palm Beach had a 24-hour total of 0.13 of an inch. Sunday's wettest weather was in Homestead, where 1.20 inches fell.
The front is now expected to stall out over the extreme southern peninsula, keeping that area in the tropical soup while bringing drier and more pleasant air into Palm Beach by Wednesday. The real cool weather, though, stays north.
The forecast low tonight is 57 in Pensacola. And inland from the Gulf, the forecast low is 54 degrees for Crestview, Fla., where low temperatures are expected to remain in the 50s all week.
Locally, temperatures should be in the mid-80s for a high and mid-70s for a low, which is about average for this time of the year.
Sunday's average high temperature dropped to 86 degrees and it falls to 85 degrees next Sunday. Average low temperatures are dropping quickly as well, falling to 73 degrees on Tuesday. These are the same kinds of average highs that we see in early May.
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TROPICS WATCH: A late Cape Verde system spun off the coast of Africa over the weekend and is being tracked by the National Hurricane Center as Invest 98L Forecasters gave this disturbance a 30 percent chance of becoming a depression, or Tropical Storm Lorenzo, over the next five days as it moves west-northwest.
Although a few forecast models show the storm taking a southerly track into the Central Atlantic, it's unusual for tropical systems to survive the crossing into the Caribbean, where they then could threaten the U.S. coast. More likely, Atlantic storms are picked up by cold fronts that push off the U.S. East Coast, carrying them out to sea.
Also in the running for Lorenzo is a blob of showers and storms midway between Puerto Rico and Bermuda. But NHC forecasters only give this area a 10 percent chance of development as it moves north, and it's not likely to have any impact on U.S. weather.
The long-range GFS isn't picking up on any threats to the U.S. through
Oct. 23. The hurricane season ends Nov. 30.
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John Nelander is a freelance writer, book editor and publisher in West Palm Beach. Weather Matters features news and observations about the weather with a focus on what's happening in South Florida. The blog also looks at the latest studies on climate change as well as what's happening in the weather forecasting biz. His website is www.pbeditorialservices.com.


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At every Passover seder, in each generation, Jews are reminded to see themselves as though they came out of Egypt in person.
I used to count paragraphs in the Maxwell House haggadah to figure out which parts of the story I would read and how long it would be until dinner. Asking the Four Questions, like the foolish child, I did not search for the meaning of slavery and freedom.
I went to Egypt hoping to see myself in the Exodus story. And I did. But it wasn't the ancient stones of Pharaoh's treasure-cities that revealed the wise child -- it was Irma.
We shared a sleeper compartment on the Cairo-to-Aswan night train. There she was, sitting primly on the edge of her berth, thumbing through a dog-eared Bible.
In Spanish, she told me her name was Irma and asked mine. This was the last place I expected to dust off my college Spanish.
A conductor came by to check our tickets. Irma asked him in Spanish for an extra blanket. I provided simultaneous interpretation into English, prompting Irma to ask why the conductor didn't understand Spanish.
"They speak Arabic in Egypt, but the conductor speaks English as well," I said, wondering which turnip truck Irma had fallen off and how she ended up in Egypt.
"Dios mío!" she cried, "If they don't speak Spanish in Egypt, does that mean they won't speak Spanish in Israel either?"
Irma was from Ecuador, on tour with a dozen other compatriots who filled the adjoining compartments. "We flew from Quito to Cairo. We'll spend 12 days in Egypt, and then we'll tour Israel," she said. Her eyes welled with tears as she mentioned Israel.
The conductor-cum-waiter came by to list our dining options. Meals were included with the train fare, but drinks were not. I explained this to Irma. "Ay!" she exclaimed. "We have no money to pay for drinks." I asked the conductor to distribute bottled water to all the Ecuadorians. My treat.
Irma's tour mates trickled over to our compartment and thanked me for the water. Everyone had questions. "Is it true that they don't speak Spanish in Egypt?" asked a young man in a Panama hat.
"Are there any Catholic churches in Israel?" asked a grandmotherly type, almost quaking. I answered their questions and wondered about their naiveté.
They asked me where I was from. "I'm from Los Angeles, California," I said.
One of the men said, with great reverence, "It does not surprise me that you come from Los Angeles, the city of angels, since you are an angel who has been sent to us from above." I wasn't quite sure why I was heaven-sent, but I was determined to find out.
When we were alone in our compartment, Irma whispered, "Andrea, my friends and I, we are not typical tourists. We will stay in Israel for a long time. If we are on a tour, it will be easier to enter the country." The Ecuadorians were illegally immigrating to Israel. Each had spent their life savings, desperate to earn money to send back to their families.
I was spending my life savings too, for a trip around the world. My biggest concern was where to go next. I was free to leap into the unexpected, whereas Irma was being thrust into it.
Irma let the others know that their secret was safe with me. A line formed outside our compartment as the group came by for advice on what the future would hold in Tel Aviv. They hung on my every word. Some requested benedictions for a safe journey. How could I refuse? After all, I was their guardian angel.
We disembarked at Aswan in the morning and said our farewells. "Vaya con Dios," I said, thrilled to use that particular phrase in the proper context.
Twelve days later I climbed onto a bus and settled in for the 10-hour ride to Tel Aviv. Downtown Cairo faded into endless desert. Suddenly the bus lurched to a halt, and like a mirage, a group of tourists materialized and boarded with much clamor.
"Dios mío!" Irma's familiar voice called out.
"Look, it's our guardian angel, Andrea," said the man who had bestowed angel status upon me in the first place.
We would cross into Israel at Rafah, a dusty outpost on the northern reaches of the Sinai. The Ecuadorians were certain that I had been sent to lead them to their new lives.
I contemplated my own experiences with border crossings in Israel. Ever since my first trip to Israel, when I was plucked out of line just before boarding my plane and interrogated for an hour, I've had problems. Somehow, I look suspicious. I now have a Holy Land dossier. Showing up at Rafah with a group of illegal immigrants was not going to help my case.
I told my flock that I had to give up guardian-angel duties once we reached the border. "I can't help you through the border crossing. It will create problems," I said, without going into detail. They nodded in understanding.
I breezed through the checkpoint and waited for the rest of my fellow-passengers to clear, so we could continue our journey to Tel Aviv. Out of the corner of my eye, I detected some action as the Ecuadorians attempted to pass through. A Hebrew-accented voice boomed over the loudspeaker in the nearly empty lounge, "If anyone is speaking Spanish, come to the Customs." Self-preservation won out over any good-Samaritan tendencies, as I ignored the call and feigned interest in the book I was reading.
It didn't take long for the Ecuadorians to crack. "Andrea, por favor, we need you," they said.
"How do you know these people?" barked the boyish border guard, grabbing my passport.
"I met them in Egypt," I said, wondering how aiding and abetting illegal immigrants would look on my already tarnished record. I was whisked aside for questioning.
"My brother lives in Tel Aviv," I offered meekly. When asked if I spoke Hebrew, I said, "I only speak dog Hebrew -- sit, stay, come." My interrogators had heard enough.
Soon, we were all back on the bus, Tel Aviv-bound.
My friends became subdued as they contemplated the uncertainty of life in Israel. Irma clutched her Bible and asked if my brother needed a cleaning lady. The man in the Panama hat wanted to know where he could find work as a mechanic. This time, I didn't have the answers.
The bus pulled into the station, and we said farewell again. I gave Irma my phone number in Tel Aviv and waved as the group was hustled off to a waiting van.
The following week, my brother's father-in-law held the matzah high and began the Passover story: "Let all who are hungry come and eat!" I thought of my Ecuadorian friends and hoped they were not hungry. My young nephews, Mattan and Mickey, stood on chairs and proudly recited the Four Questions. The door was opened, and I truly felt Elijah's presence.
Another seder. Another generation. "For it is written: This is because of what the Lord did for me when I came out of Egypt."
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If you're looking for female leaders in the Australian television industry, look no further than subscription TV (STV) where many of the local operations of high-profile channels are run by women, including MTV, Disney, Discovery, Aurora, Viacom and BBC Worldwide.
Over at STV's largest stakeholder Foxtel, eight female senior executives report to a male CEO, while women make up four of the eleven board positions on the sector's representative body, the Australian Subscription Television and Radio Association (ASTRA).
It's a far cry from the more traditional broadcasters where CEO positions have been and continue to be dominated by a small handful of men.
"About 53% of viewers are women. The nation's population is 51% women," says ASTRA's outgoing CEO Petra Buchanan. "In my view it makes sense that we should be at a gender equity basis in the industry."
Buchanan decided to implement an industry-wide survey of subscription TV's local workforce in order to determine the contribution of women. She found women fill 44% of the sector's 4657 salaried, part-time and contract positions, and that more men than women are working part-time.
Buchanan tells Women's Agenda she has a few theories as to why so many women reach leadership positions in the sector. Having spent 10 years in communications and public affairs at Discovery Communications in the United States, she's seen how the evolution of cable opened doors up to women who were simply fed up with the more traditional broadcasters.
"When the cable industry was growing in the 1980s in the US, women provided a good base of skills," she says. "You had people who were frustrated, people who reached the glass ceiling, so to speak – all these number twos and threes who said 'I'm getting out of here; I'm going to start my own thing'."
While Buchanan has not worked extensively in free-to-air TV so can't compare it to the subscription model, she says STV has provided her with industry experience she couldn't have imagined picking up elsewhere, particularly during her time travelling the world with Discovery.
In fact, Buchanan says she's almost always been in broadcasting environments where women have been the key decision-makers.
She believes the opportunities for entrepreneurial women are vast as the sector continues to grow in Australia, as well as for those looking to take advantage of the flexible environment the model can offer. It carries a level of freedom not seen in the cut-throat and advertising-based model of free-to-air, where programs that don't rate well immediately are quickly taken off air.
"We refer to it as the HBO model," says Buchanan, citing the US network that's produced a large quantity of quality and unique television programs. "Providing great programing is what it's really about. That means you can make a great commitment over a long period. The way you can build a story can be much more deliberate and long-term, rather than merely there to carry a viewer through the ad breaks."
It's an industry for innovators, says Buchanan, and one she believes has seen more change over the past 12 months than in its entire (albeit relatively short) history in Australia. "It's a dynamic place to be right now and I think it will continue to be a rapidly changing environment over the next few years," she says.
And it's growing. Subscription television reaches one in three Australians, according to OzTAM, with 7.3 million Australians subscribed to the service in 2012.
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You will need home baked or purchased hamantashen in different favors, probably a glass of milk or other beverage to wash it down, candles, copy of Psalms. This ritual can be done as an individual experience or in a group. As with everything in Judaism, communal experience should be preferable.
Take a few minutes to settle everyone down, and take a few deep breaths together.
Casting the Circle / Transitioning to Sacred Awareness
Have everyone stand in a circle and one-by-one, clockwise, intone the word "Shema" (listen). Keep repeating the word until you are all chanting it together, and let the sound grow and grow. Think about who you are commanding to "listen" – yourself, those with you, ancestors, angels, G!d/dess!
Candle Blessing
Light your candles. f this is a solo ritual, then just light two candles. If you are doing this as a group use two or one candle for each participant. Below are suggested versions of the traditional brakhot to use. Please use whatever form is truthful and resonant for you:
Hebrew (addressing Divine Feminine):
Brukha at Shekhinah, Eloteinu Ruakh HaOlam, Asher Kidshatnu b'Mitzvotah, Vetzivanu L'Hadlik Ner shel Purim.
Blessed are you Holy One, your Presence fills creation, forming the connections between us that are illuminated by holiday lights of Purim.
Central Working
Give everyone a plate of 6 hamantashen. You want people to eat all six, so make them small if you need to. Why six?
- 3 corners on each cookie: symbolic of complete patterns (3 patriarchs, 3 matzot, 3 blasts of the shofar, 3 phrases of priestly blessing).
- 6 is the number of balance or the final step in a process: (magen david, sixth day, Shavuot 6th day of 6th month)
- 18 corners: all the cookies together give you 18 corners. 18 is the numerical equivalent of the word "Chai," meaning life.
Say the blessing over cookies:
Blessed are You, Holy One, your Presence fills creation forming many kinds of nourishment.
Say the blessing over wine (if using wine, champagne, or grape juice):
Blessed are You, Holy One, your Presence fills creation, forming the fruit of the vine.
If you are using juice other than grape juice, please say appropriate blessing over that juice.
Have each person name each cookie for an "enemy" that is oppressing her/him. Be honest — this can be a person, situation, emotion, behavior. You can have fun trying to figure out why you would associate each flavor with that enemy. For each cookie, if you wish, think about what are the three steps you need to take to truly overcome that enemy — or what three resources you already have to overcome that enemy.
If you all wish, cookie by cookie, share what enemy you are trying to overcome and the resources you have or need.
Eating the Hamantashen
After declaring what the cookie represents to you, either silently or aloud, hold the cookie in your hands and say:
Masculine G!d/dess language:
Barukh atah Adonai, Eloheinu Ruakh HaOlam, Matir Asurim
Feminine G!d/dess language:
Brukha at Shekhinah, Eloteinu Ruakh HaOlam, Matirah Asurim
English (neutral):
Blessed are You, Holy One, your Presence fills creation, Freeing the Bound
Eat the hamantashen thinking about what it is you are trying to overcome and the resources you have or need to do this. Envision each bite removing all the obstacles and freeing you from what oppresses you.
Finish each cookie with a toast of "Ani Chofshi" (men) or "Ani Chofshia" (women) – I am Free, and drink down whatever liquid you are using.
Closing the Ritual
Recite Psalm 145 all together. Consider using the version found in Rejoice, Beloved Woman!, The Book of Psalms, or Opening to You — or any translation or Hebrew you prefer.
Releasing the Circle / Returning to Standard Awareness
Have everyone stand in a circle again and intone the word "Shema" (listen) all together – loud. One-by-one, counter clockwise, drop out of the chant until there is silence. Think about who you are commanding to "listen" – yourself, those with you, ancestors, angels, G!d/dess!
Take three deep, cleansing breaths together and say three times: Keyn Yehi Ratzon– May it be Your Will!


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I think that you need help with the idea of boundary points.
The point is a boundary point of if and only if .
In other words, in every of contains a point of and a point not in .
Using the definition of supremum, the proof is simple.
Let S be a bounded set that is not empty.
Prove that sup(S) is a boundary point of S
can someone help me complete this proof? i've been trying for a long time and i can't come up with anything other than
If S is a (not empty) set of real numbers and S has an upper bound y,
then there is a least upper bound of the set S.
That least upper bound is also called the supremum of S
please help, i really need it
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