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I tested well on the various computer programs old Millie (I somehow forgot to call her that to her face) placed in front of me and aced the spelling exam. I won a few spelling bees when I was a younger man but I kept that to myself – I didn't want to overwhelm the poor woman with my greatness.
I excused myself from the typing test, knowing that my knuckles were not healed enough to allow me to best a two year old. Then again, they probably give out laptops to newborns on their way out the hospital door these days, so maybe that's a poor comparison.
I left, promising to return to complete my assessment later in the week, and spent the afternoon at the gym doing cardio and shooting the breeze with the boys. I noticed that Denis was still there but left him to his workout, not yet ready to explore that avenue.
The following day passed quickly and after a quiet dinner at home with Cara I headed out for my first piano lesson. When I kissed her on the cheek on my way out the door she shook her head, smirked at me and said something about her old man going soft in a hurry.
"Show some respect to your elders, pipsqueak," I chided and closed the door between us before she could respond.
The name and address were scribbled on the back of a torn envelope stuffed in my jacket pocket: Don, 2240 Parker Street, front door. I left later than I had intended so, not wanting to upset the man by showing up late, I caught a taxi to Vancouver's East Side.
The house was nicer than some on the block, more run down than others - a two storey red and grey structure with a front porch that looked to be barely keeping it together and a well tended garden in the front yard. The receptionist for Piano Dreams had mentioned that I might want to avoid the second step from the top and I thought it wise to not ignore advice like that.
I rang the doorbell and tried my best to not look too much like a rent collecting thug. Standing just over six feet tall, with a cruiserweight's build and a clean shaven head, it was no easy task but I did what I could. It wouldn't do to intimidate the frail music geek who I was sure would be peering through the peephole at any second.
I took my hands out of my pockets and let them hang loosely at my sides, then shoved them back in moments later. I cracked my neck, first to the left, then to the right, before forcing myself to be still.
I was caught off guard when the door was swung open – I hadn't heard any footsteps approaching. I was even more surprised by who stood on the other side.
"You must be Nate then?" The woman in the doorway was only a few inches shorter than me, with short black hair hanging just below her ears and a runner's body which was hidden poorly by black dress pants and a snug red sweater. Thin, black rimmed glasses, perched on a modestly pierced nose, framed deep brown eyes which were regarding me with open curiosity. "I'm sorry, you're not quite what I was expecting – I'm Dawn, pleased to meet you."
She stuck out a finely fingered hand which was covered with a lingering tan and I swallowed it up with my rough, over-sized mitt. She was warm and gentle in a hand that had known only brute force and gym sweat for too many years. I felt like I was soiling her purity.
"No need to apologize," I told her. "I could say the same about you."
"Disappointed to not be learning from a skinny guy with acne scars and an all black wardrobe?" She let loose a whip-quick laugh before turning apologetic again. "Oh, please, come in – I didn't mean to leave you standing out there all night."
She stood back and welcomed me into her home with a graceful sweep of her arm. The movement reminded me of a ballerina, like the one I took Cara to when I was still under the impression I was raising a lady. That hadn't ended well at all – she decided five minutes into her first lesson that the other kids in her class were "girly airheads that were suffering from princess complexes," and she was not shy about letting them know it. One of the girls had the audacity to slap her for that observation and Cara promptly dropped her with a right cross to the chin.
I'd had trouble that night pretending I wasn't proud of her while I grounded her for two weeks. I never did tell her that for the next six months all the boys at the gym called her "KO Cara."
The hallway held a faint but pleasing scent of cinnamon and I caught a glimpse of candles flickering in the living room. Dawn asked me to take off my shoes and told me I could hang up my jacket on the hook jutting from the inside of the door.
"So why the sudden interest in learning piano?" she asked over her shoulder as she led me into the warmth of her living room.
"I want to be able to play Mozart's Piano Concerto Number 21," I said without hesitation. Dawn stopped abruptly and I had to do a quick stutter step to avoid a collision.
"That's very specific," she said with a glint in her eye. "Someone tell you that you couldn't?" A smile that was born somewhere between wry and sheepish was all the reply she needed. "Fair enough – but I'll be honest: it's a very difficult piece and not an ideal starting point for a beginner, to say the least."
"That's okay, I can be very stubborn when I've got my heart set on something," I said. "And trust me – it's set on learning this."
She grinned and gestured for me to take a seat on the sofa. It was only as I sunk into its plush comfort that I caught sight of the piano. I admit, in that neighborhood I was half expecting either a pub refugee or a crumbling childhood instrument. This was anything but.
"That is one gorgeous piano," I said, suddenly feeling every iota of my lack of qualification to play such a thing. She sat down in front of the shining black beauty with more than a little pride and gently uncovered the keys.
"Thank you," she said. "Now sit back and have a listen to what, at the end of the journey you're setting out on tonight, you'll be playing."
Dawn released a long breath, poised her fingers over the ebony and ivory keys, and as she began to play the earth stood still to listen in reverent silence.


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I'm perched at the edge of the dance floor watching the dance battle and mostly laughing. Rosalita and the rest of the group she's apart of are very cheeky.
Then the group they're battling seem very...... Well, sort of mocking. From there faces I can tell they think they are going to win but they also notice its not going that way.
So when it ends with Rosalita and the group winning they are pissed off. Really pissed off. The leader of the opposing group marches up to Rosalita then.... Smack!
I jump up and march across the room. I grab the man who punch Rosalita by his neck and slam him up to the wall. "Don't dare do that again" I hiss. I bring my knee up and he curls up on himself falling to the floor as I move back to Rosalita.
She's holding her nose and blood pour out from between her fingers. "Let me see" I say tilting up her face. I notice the other group back off. "Here"
I pull out a tissue from my pocket and press it to Rosalita's nose. The group come up. "You should get home, Rosa" one of the girls, Missy, says.
"I'll get her home" I say wrapping my arm around Rosalita's waist and helping her out of the dance studio. I hail down a cab and we make it back to the apartment.
"I'll get you an ice pack" I say running off to the kitchen. I hear the door close behind me. I turn to see Rosalita in the doorway.
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Your Uncertainty of Colour Matching Experiment: Olafur Eliasson and Boris Oicherman
Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, until 17 September
When I was seven or eight I began noticing that I could not see very much of the world: sums on blackboards, friends across the street. Footballs would emerge alarmingly into focus a few feet from my face. It took me a few weeks or months to accept that it was my eyes that had lost all of their sharpness, not the outlines of what they were looking at. Trips to the opticians followed and, because my vision had gone quickly from very good to very bad there were visits to eye specialists who practised in the large darkened rooms of suburban Edwardian houses, decorated with nightmare-inducing pictures of diseased corneas.
There was something extremely precise about those appointments: the concentration of spots of white light in the blackness, the mysteries of seeing the far walls of my retina apparently floating in front of me, the high definition of polished lenses through which, suddenly, miraculously, the world's small print became visible once again and my optical nerves remembered what they had been missing. During some of these nearly silent half-hours the specialist's steady close-up fingers would apply orange dye to the whites of my eyes on a surgical stick and ask me to look at a blue light while he peered from all angles. In those long minutes, with my chin on a steel rest, unsure whether the light I was concentrating on was an image, or an after-image, my eyes watery from the dye, colour itself came to seem like one of the oddest assumptions anyone could make about the world.
I was reminded of all of this participating in the exercise Olafur Eliasson is currently conducting at Birmingham's Ikon Gallery. Your Uncertainty of Colour Matching Experiment is Eliasson's first British show since he had the whole of London lying on its back and worshipping his fake sun in the Turbine Hall of Tate Modern for his Weather Project. It is a far more modest enterprise, but it has a similar catchy proposal.
There are three white rooms. In the first, the entire colour range visible to the human eye is reproduced in 48 framed monochrome prints around the walls: 'Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain' (the mnemonic aid for the order of the colour spectrum) as a hand-printed loop. The room has some of the upbeat exactness of a Dulux paint chart, or one of those Ellsworth Kelly spectrums, though you note at the same time the provisional quality of what you are seeing, study the ways in which colours have been made to shade and merge in the prints, understand that these are one man's ideas of colour, reproduced, and that they have at least as much to do with art, as with science.
This room leads you into a little blacked-out lab or consulting room. There are a couple of large Fifties-style optical instruments on two desks. Through the eye-piece of one you stare at two semicircles of yellow light; through the other the semicircles are blue. There are knobs on both machines with which you can control the intensity of the colour of the two semicircles. The idea is for you to create, in each case, your personal definition of absolute blueness, and yellowness. The task is somewhat harder than it at first seems. Your rascal eyes start to play their familiar tricks. Colours merge and separate. Just when you think you have created your own Yves Klein tint the blues darken and lose some of their certainty. Eventually, when you, and your eyes, are as satisfied as you and they can be, you press a button and your vision of colour is fixed.
That colour, collected digitally, is projected, in the next room, alongside 23 other individual circles of blue (and on the opposite wall of yellow) in a grid like a spot-painting. I couldn't tell quite which circle on the wall was mine and which was that of the slightly impatient woman in front of me who did the task without a second thought, though I think I have a good idea; we are as proprietorial about colour, as about anything. As more people drifted in and out of the lab, the colours on the wall changed and my blues and yellows merged with those of the crowd.
In each case, all of this 'data' of colour - along with your age, and gender, the time of day, the weather outside - is fed back to Eliasson's partner in this project, the suitably Professor Branestawm-sounding scientist Boris Oicherman, from the Department of Colour and Polymer Chemistry at the University of Leeds. Oicherman will draw from it whatever conclusions he might: that yellows harden with advancing years, that sunny afternoons make us crave a certain kind of blue, that people like nothing more than to look into microscopey-type things which promise science. Birmingham's ideas of colour will be compared to those in other world cities when the experiment starts to tour.
Eliasson has a likeable knack for involving his audience in his art, letting us make it up as he goes along. He could be gimmicky, but his clarity of purpose gets him off that hook. You might well want more from this modest project, both more science and more art.
Eliasson makes it a priority to keep it simple. Questions about whether colour exists independent of our eyes have long exercised philosophical minds; he has, typically, found a neat way to package those doubts, and make us see them anew.


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Can education be free and online and yet reject some of the choices made by proponents of massive open online courses? A class about to debut aims to show what's possible.
In report to faculty and students, UT president outlines principles for online education and asks for greater input from professors.
As fall approaches, some campuses get ready to grant credit for MOOCs.
Accreditor shuts down Ivy Bridge College, raising questions about where to draw the line in online partnerships between colleges and technology companies.
Community colleges use open-source, MOOC-style content as study guides for remedial courses, and some are choosing homegrown content over courses from MOOC providers.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that rugby league footballer Sandor Earl is in the headlines for moonlighting as an underwear model, rather than allegedly using performance enhancing drugs. If you've haven't been reading the back pages since the news of the Canberra Winger's use of the peptide CJC-1295 emerged last week, then you've missed a whole lot of pictures of Earl in varying states of undress.
And why wouldn't newspapers run pictures of the Raider in the raw? because it's downright odd for athletes to strip down and let themselves be objectified ... unless they're female.
The media's stifled guffaws over Earl's near-nude modelling (for, amongst others, gay mag DNA) offer a window onto the different ways we expect sportsmen and sportswomen to behave.
Even before the peptide scandal, Earl's modelling was the subject of jokes. Rugby league is a boys' club, and over the years "princess" (it's compulsory for stories about Earl to mention his nickname) has had to put up with a fair bit of good natured banter (read: not particularly subtle homophobia). Though Earl is straight, his erotic modelling is a bit much for many in rugby league.
"I might see if I can stay with Sandor. He'd want to lock the spare room," said Andrew Johns when Earl was thought to be heading to play rugby in France – a joke so hilarious that Triple M felt the need to post all 18 seconds of it to their SoundCloud. "Google him, but be careful not to attract the attention of the IT department at work or your girlfriend," wrote Chris Wilson for Fairfax last year.
The implication is that getting your kit off in a magazine is a distraction, an act unworthy of the sport that's best left to the sheilas. You can bet that if Earl were a woman, the reaction would be indifference, rather than friendly (if backward) ribbing.
Posing in men's magazines is virtually de rigueur for sportswomen in a culture that values them more for their appearance than their achievements. By my count, seven of Forbes Magazine's top 10 highest earning female athletes have modelled for near-nude shots. Only two of the top ten men, footballers David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo, have ever posed for anything remotely comparable.
The focus on sporting women's sexuality rather than their ability is well documented. The launch of the lingerie football league gets more coverage than the W-League or WNBL. In the year of the Ashes, the biggest story involving Southern Stars strike bowler (and international footballer) Ellyse Perry was her relationship with rugby star Matt Toomua.
Despite Perry's own best efforts to let her skills do the talking, she's portrayed in a much more sexual way than her male counterparts. Her cricket whites, for example, obviously didn't reveal enough for Red Bull. By comparison, male English cricketer Stuart Broad gets to appear covered from ankle to wrist.
At issue is what we value women for generally. Having seen the way the media has reacted to Earl's modelling, a young rugby league player might form the opinion that dropping your dacks isn't the done thing. It's unlikely he would quit the sport.
A young woman in the same position would be more likely to draw the conclusion that stripping off is the only way to get ahead. Many women do quit sport and physical activity because their athletic contribution isn't valued – half of girls aged five to 14 don't participate in any sport outside school.
That's a really sad statistic. If we want women to take positions of leadership across society, including in sport, then we're going to need to stop objectifying them. It's either that, or we start expecting footy players to wear these.


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Yunel Escobar hit a two-run homer and pinch-hitter Rafael Ortega had three RBIs during a six-run ninth inning, lifting the Los Angeles Angels over the Houston Astros 10-6 on Friday night.
Houston fell 2 1/2 games behind the Tigers for the second AL wild card.
Houston led 6-4 when Escobar sent a slider from Ken Giles (2-5) into the seats in left field to start the ninth. Giles walked Mike Trout with one out before intentionally walking Albert Pujols. C.J. Cron followed with a bloop single to score Trout and put the Angels on top.
Giles was replaced by Michael Feliz after loading the bases with a walk. Ortega cleared the bases with his two-out single, which deflected off shortstop Carlos Correa's glove to extend the lead.
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Indianapolis gaining ground in fight against urban blight
Abandoned houses are more than a neighborhood nuisance. They can attract drugs and crime and Indianapolis has thousands of them.
Tearing them down isn't just complicated because of title or ownership issues, it's costly. Demolition averages $6,000-$8,000 but can cost far more if there's a basement or contamination issues.
The city will soon have the money to tear down 168 abandoned houses with nearly $6.4 million in federal monies from the Hardest Hit Fund Blight Elimination Fund.
The St. Clair Neighborhood, just east of downtown, is one area that stands to benefit.
Ernst Collins, 82, who's lived in the area since 1986 said, "I think it's all positive, better than it was."
Collins said several years back the neighborhood struggled with crack houses "and they got in a gun fight...there were bullets (shot through) my house and one hit me right in the chest."
Pulling up his shirt, he pointed to the scar, saying, "You can see the place right here."
But he said things have changed.
"They been rehabbing and tearing down houses and building new ones," he said.
Since 2011, Near East Area Renewal or NEAR, has built or rehabbed 60 houses mostly along Jefferson Avenue. NEAR's executive director John Hay said they're now focusing on Beville, a block over, with plans to redo or build 12 houses.
He took us inside one of five that will be demolished with money from the Hardest Hit Fund.
The interior was gutted, the floor caving in.
"Clearly for us, the foundation is gone so it's structurally unsound," he said.
Hay said plans are to tear the house down and have a new one in its place by year's end.
"The program helps us by saving the cost of demolition and it helps the neighborhood by taking down a blighted property," he said.
NEAR took a "cluster" approach when redeveloping Jefferson Avenue. It plans to do the same along Beville, which had said has a far greater impact on transforming an area
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"Superb all-round performance. Congrats Team India! Keep up the momentum," he tweeted.
His commendation came after India demolished Ireland by eight wickets in Hamilton to seal the top spot in Group-B.


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Part One: Words from Memory Lane.
Part Two: Who controls the rhetoric?
Part Three: The name of the game.
Part Four: The get out of jail card.
Part Five: Blaming Muggins.
And here is where the Ministry of Medical Truth's reformulating the meaning of the world nocebo, is the new scientific paradigm. Their aim is to rescue an industry annually teetering on the edge of the next scandal.
On the one hand, they need definable effects, and credible proof which is difficult, because as Manfred Schedlowski says, "… we know the nocebo effect can be really really large… this hinders development of new drugs." And "the nocebo effect may also have a really worrisome effect on vaccine use". Oh yes, you can create fear, to make people use vaccines, but when parents say that vaccines cause reactions, you can't study that, because It's all "nocebo" caused by parents reading the facts from the vaccine datasheets. And as Dr Bernadine Healy stated:
"Healy said: "There is a completely expressed concern that they don't want to pursue a hypothesis because that hypothesis could be damaging to the public health community at large by scaring people. "First of all," Healy said, "I think the public's smarter than that. The public values vaccines. But more importantly, I don't think you should ever turn your back on any scientific hypothesis because you're afraid of what it might show."
Yet that's exactly what they have done. The medical system has turned their backs on FACTS because they are afraid of the truth that those facts might confirm that it's not nocebo at all, but that being biologicals, meaning that they do affect the biology of the person, vaccines do indeed have the potential to wreck lives. THEREFORE they invoke the placatory placebo principles and make sure that all research only asks questions and uses methods designed to dismiss what parents see, return to business as normal, and not to get to the bottom of any of the issues.
"Worried Sick" tells us that nocebo increases the "incidence of asthma and allergies… we know an allergic reaction can be conditioned."
I couldn't help laughing at the last quote, because for a very long time, I have believed that vaccines in babies result in a fundamental changing of the immune system, resulting, amongst other things, in an increase in allergy and asthma:
1. Vaccines and neonatal immune development 23-May-2011
2. How a baby fights infection and develops the immune system 24-May-2011
3. Can vaccines become cranial and immunological cluster bombs? 25-May-2011
Please note in the three blogs above, that EVERYTHING I say comes from medical articles for which links are provided. Ask yourself this. Did all the immunologists who wrote the things I discussed suffer from a nocebo delusion that what they saw was real? Yes, an allergic reaction can be conditioned: … by deviant immune responses to allergens and vaccines, but that isn't what this article is meaning. It's all in your imaginations, mammas!!!
And here's the interesting thing. Just about every second child you meet these days, appears to have some dairy sensitivity or a gluten intolerance – the list is legion.
The article infers that these allergies and asthma are a new form of nocebo, and that, the children are the victims of a psychologically deranged parental child abuse.
Why parents would want to make their lives into that sort of hell beats me, but it seems that this is where the medical profession is heading with this argument. Everything will soon be your fault!
I wonder what would happen in the unfortunate scenario that I landed up in hospital from a car crash? Here's the imaginary discussion:
Dr: "I see your medic alert says you're allergic to all antibiotics. Can you describe the symptoms please?"
Me: Well, my neck and face swell up like a balloon, and I start choking and can't breathe. And usually don't remember much after that."
Dr: "Well, never mind. We know that's all caused by nocebo effects, and was all in your mind. That won't happen again now that you know your hypochondria caused it, so we'll just go ahead and use what we like...."
You know why that wouldn't happen. Because the medical system would be sued to Mars and back again.
Don't you think it's bizarre, that you can legitimately be allergic to drugs, anaesthetics and a whole raft of things, but suddenly they are framing allergies and asthma as being a psychosocially induced disease?
And you can see WHY this shift in language...., because the sheer numbers of drugs and vaccine reactions being brought up by parents and people to their doctors is staggering. Reactions of any sort financially threaten an industry which wants to look benevolent and convince us all that they are not capable of doing any harm at all.
THEREFORE the focus must come away from drugs and onto people….. No doubt, the end aim of that, will be the new vaccine, Pluracydafex which will abolish patient nocebo forever!!! (see Pages 82, 118, 132-133, and 147 in our 2008 book, "From One Prick to Another". PDF can be got here.)
They want to research nocebo to nail the issues down and come up with their version of scientific data....., but they have a huge problem. Paul Enck a psychologist at the University of Tubingen Germany, puts it in a nutshell when he says that "he can't study nocebo ' "..unless I tell the subjects that I'm deceiving them" a requirement that obviously defeats the purpose of the deception."
But wait. They have come up with a nifty solution……
To be continued. Continue Reading
Hilary's Desk
Reforming Nocebo
Part One: Words from Memory Lane.
Just Trust Us....
Part One: Words from Memory Lane.
Part Two: Who controls the rhetoric?
Part Three: The name of the game.
Part Four: The get out of jail card.
Part Five: Blaming Muggins.
Part Six: Reforming Nocebo.
The solution for the medical system? It's pretty simple really. If you aren't allowed to "deceive" people, to research what happens when they are deceived, only one possible action remains. Only ever tell patients the GOOD THINGS a drug or vaccine can do. Say, "Just trust us. WE know what we are doing...."
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Blaming Muggins
Part One: Words from Memory Lane.
Part Two: Who controls the rhetoric?
Part Three: The name of the game.
Part Four: The get out of jail card.
As I look at young mothers today, I see a generation who, like never before, have been so saturated with medical nocebo in school, .... that fear and stress is often etched on their faces at the mention of the word "doctor". They have been artfully brainwashed. You just have to read some of the things they say on facebook and twitter to realise that when it comes to fact, if you look in the right ear, you might see out the left. They are so frightened, that as this video so clearly shows, that FEAR switches off their critical faculties, and the word "expert" holds them in a blinded thrall. Continue Reading
The name of the game.
Part One: Words from Memory Lane.
Part Two: Who controls the rhetoric?
The Scientist's article "Worried Sick" confirms that nocebo and placebo are a primary drivers in medical practice, by their statement: "In places like primary care, people are swimming in placebo and nocebo effects."
Placebo is defined as: "a usually pharmacologically inert preparation prescribed more for the mental relief of the patient than for its actual effect on a disorder"
A placebo could also be defined as "There there Dearie, you'll be fine. This is simple to fix…." Continue Reading
Words from memory lane.
It's 32 years ago, since I started out researching medical history, obstetrics, drugs, vaccines and pretty much everything pertaining to keeping the family's health intact... in spite of the medical profession.
Back in 1984, when I started helping parents, whose children reacted seriously after vaccines, these are the words they said, every time, like a mindless monotone recording.
"But they never TOLD me this could happen!!! No-one gave me any information at all! I had no idea (tears) and if I had known, I wouldn't have let them give that vaccine". Continue Reading
Are non vaccinators the "new Jews"?
The year 1997 in Australia is etched in my mind, because 17 years ago, the then Minister of Health, Dr Michael Wooldridge, started a fraudulent media campaign stating that Australia's childhood vaccination rates were 53%. This figure was not only splattered over the Australian Media... it made it into the New Zealand Herald. It didn't matter to him, or the media, that the data he provided was a total lie. It never occurred to him that he'd even got any facts wrong, like men becoming sterile after MEASLES..... The medical profession knew his vaccination rate data was lies, and stayed silent, sitting back poker-faced with folded arms, quietly cheering him on in one of the most blatant, criminally erroneous publicity campaigns that had ever taken place. Until now.... Continue Reading
Battling Immunisation Ignorance
(For anyone reading this in Australia, I did a similar blog in 2008, on Australian media lies on pertussis as well, which you can read here. It also contains full text medical articles and proof that what their media reports is blatantly fictitious propaganda, created by medical people whose only aim is to intentionally deceive the reader by NOT providing the facts. After all, if they provided you with the facts, they wouldn't be able to bully you into "comformity and compliance" would they?)
Nikki Macdonald
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Dear Nikki,
While what follows may appear to be anger at you, it is not. It's anger at the medical people who came to you with dogma … not with facts, and have deliberately mislead you. I will prove that to you using their own documents.
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Getting to the Point.
Perhaps this Australian documentary should have been labelled...
Totally missing the point. Or .. A bunch of Lies. Take your pick.
The Australian 60 Minutes journalist who had the responsibility for doing the research for this programme, is professionally incompetent.
You will not understand this blog unless you take the time to download all the full text medical articles, tables, graphs etc in this blog, and study for yourself what a 60 minutes journalist refused to look at. Or .... chose not to.
The increase in pertussis has nothing to do with the unvaccinated at all. It's all happening because doctors in Australia have finally woken up to the fact that pertussis can happen in vaccinated people and are testing for it.
The reason all the old studies over-estimated pertussis vaccine efficacy was, as Cherry said in a 1998 medical article, that doctors believe that vaccinated people never got pertussis, so they never diagnosed it. SIMPLE. Pertussis after a vaccine was coincidence and something else. According to Dempsey 2009, that situation still exists in USA today.
As to the Australian whole cell whooping cough vaccine, it was implemented solely on the basis of trust, because as CDI admitted in 1994, there were NEVER any efficacy tests done on it, and there were no "serological correlates" or tests to prove immunity, for them to use as a basis of discussion anyway.
Wonder what the Australian public would have said back then, if some doc had said, "We don't know if this works, because we don't know how to test for immunity to pertussis, but we assume this bright idea is a good one."
The Australian CDI went one further in 1997, and admitted that they ALSO... didn't collect data on the vaccination status of whooping cough cases either. Continue Reading
Polio and lemmings
There are none so blind as those who won't look for their own information. There is none so blind as a medical profession that believes "polio" is about to be wiped from the face of the earth. "We'll get there any day soon you know, if we JUST persist throwing vaccines around the world hand over fist. We NEVER see polio any more, do we?" After all, as Bill Gates intoned to a rapturous World Health Organisation on 17th May, 2011, we're just about there! ... Soon, we can extol the extermination of that dreaded plague, POLIO. There is only one problem, and that is that Bill Gates is blind, and WHO is wilfully blind. Most of society just doesn't realise there's an issue, because... well... they believe! Polio has not been eradicated at all. And will not be eradicated. Polio has been renamed. And here is the proof from WHO's own website: Continue Reading
A few voices are waking up to the fact that...
.... that aluminium in vaccines just might not be all it's cracked up to be. Will your child be next? What will it take for parents to start to realise that the line they are being sold - that vaccines are perfectly safe, and wonderful...is basically "lies by omission"? The medical system can't say they don't know. All the evidence has been there for decades. Parents need to understand the concept of "willful ignorance", because that's the fundamental core of the Vaccine Industry, and those who are in their pay - even if they feebly protest that they are not - even if they say that all they care about is healthy children. This is the problem... willful... hidebound ... head in the: Continue Reading
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The traditional British tweed fabric is in fashion again and designers are using this old classic to make some exciting dress designs and combinations. Tweed fabric is a great source of inspiration for creating subtle color combinations that you can embody in your beading.
The colors are often very muted but at the same time conjure up a sense of luxury. Beads in dark brown combined with silver beads will look great and have this certain refinement you find in tweeds. Pearls in shades of creme in combination with gray clay beads take on the elegance and charm of this classical fabric. Braided leather in combination with metallic beads, two very classical materials, but when combined create an interestingly subtle piece of jewelry. The idea here is to produce beaded jewelry that take on that artful quality of tweed, by using a mixture of natural materials, muted colors and piquant combinations of beads.
Tweed fabrics come in all color schemes, from violets, blues, reds to camels. The colors are always muted and the fabric is surrounded by an aura of luxurious sensuality. By concentrating on these qualities, you will encounter some great inspirational ideas for combining beads and colors to create exceptionally beautiful jewelry.
The excitement of designing jewelry with beads is the tremendous scope of possibilities available for creating almost any design. The beading itself can be very basic. It is the intriguing combination of colors and structures that adds the excitement to designs. We are surrounded by inspiration, be this British tweed or other ideas from the world of fashion or the many ideas we find in nature. We just need focused awareness to identify them.
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text: Come race time later that evening, the track ended up so rough and gnarly - replete with huge ruts, braking bumps, whoops and pot holes - that it took on the appearance of a full-on AMA Motocross circuit. And that was fine by 25-year-old Casey Currie. A former professional motocross and Supermoto racer-turned-Pro Lites truck driver, Currie (whose brother Brandon currently competes as a national caliber AMA Supermoto rider) made the best of his motocross experience, applying the many things he learned on two wheels to lead all 14 laps of the Pro Light main event. A few minutes after the races, we slogged our way through the mud and tripped through the ruts to get a word with him. Racer X: Casey, before I jump into this, you came from motocross. How did you end up in closed-course off-road truck racing? Casey Currie: I grew up watching and wanting to race motorcycles. And then my dad's business was in the high-performance rear-end business, so with being around NASCAR and other forms of racing, it all kind of worked out to get me here. Also, my mom didn't really want me racing motorcycles. With the off-road, when they used to come to Glenn Helen [Raceway] it was the coolest thing to watch because you'd get the motocross version with the trucks and they also brought in the cage, so it was a little safer. It definitely fit my description of what I wanted to do in life. You held first-place throughout the entire race tonight. Why did things go so well? We did some crazy stuff today. Really? I heard something about the gearing you used in the truck… We decided we were going to do some crazy gearing. My dad went and found an older gear down at a nearby shop. We knew the gear was in a NASCAR facility down the street. So we made some NASCAR connections, got a gear, drove it over here and my dad mounted it. He did it himself. We went out there for the race with not testing and the gear was absolutely perfect. We also did a crazy, crazy cut on the tires. We had something no one does and I actually won on it in Texas. The thing I did today was exactly what I did in Texas when I won it. So did your dad sense the track was going to be in this sort of condition tonight? It was a full-on guess. It was one of those things where I wasn't faster than the other guys yesterday [Note: Currie was third in Friday night's main], so how I look at it is that if I'm not faster than the other guys, I'm going to change everything to be faster or way slower. It worked today. You guys didn't practice today. During the warm-up laps, how did the track seem to you? Were the conditions what you were hoping for? The track was brutal from lap one. It was like Glen Helen, last moto of the day. It was just brutal. I did my line choosing before the race started and I stuck with it from the green flag. The track did look extremely torn up and it looked like you were taking motocross lines out there… I mean, with this track, I don't care who you are, if you ride motocross, you'd be up front. It was one of those deals where you knew it was coming. Growing up around tracks like Glen Helen, this proves that moto definitely makes us better truck drivers! From the first lap on it looked you certainly had everyone covered. Inside the truck, did you feel the same way? You know, I was nervous. Marty [Hart] has been fast all weekend. Jeff Kincaid has been flying. Marty told me earlier today that when he was riding factory motorcycles, Ricky Johnson was his mentor for a long time. He said, "When you get on the track, no matter if your equipment is bad or good, you're the only person that can make it win." In the race, I figured, Hey, right now is the time. I have to do it now. So that's what I did. And I felt at home. I had a couple of close calls, but was just because the track was brutal. I just did what was totally natural. I didn't push it, ever. About halfway through the race, Hart started applying pretty serious pressure on you. Did you feel that? You know it was one of those things where if you start focusing who's behind you, you're going to race who's behind you. So I just kept my eyes ahead of me and raced to the front. You certainly seem elated to have won here tonight! Yeah, it would be totally different if we had a better year, but we had our ups and downs this year, for sure. To come out of here with this, man, it just brings so much momentum into 2010. Congratulations, Casey. Thanks!


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Booked last minute. Checked the menu - seemed to be quite a few things edible for vegetarians, although no an a la carte main. A few smaller plates works better for vegetarians than the usual monolith of starch. The pre-theatre menu had what appeared to be a veg main, so no particular cause for alarm. I put a note in the booking to say I was vegetarian anyway just in case.
Vegetarians go to general restaurants because their dining companions don't want to go veg. Most chefs I know - I've worked for a popular London chef - would rather we came with our omnivore friends and cash than not at all.
The good things - it's a lovely dining room in the Corbyn & King mould. I've been using well-spattered recipe cuttings of Jeremy Lee's since the 90s. The gorgeous menu makes you want to run to the place immediately. Super wine list offering interest at all price points. The grilled cheese sandwich is worth going for alone. However....
- Arriving early on a quiet night I asked at the bar for the cocktail of the day (as per the menu on the internet) and the barman looked blank. Ah...was this was something to do with the restaurant? (which was 1 meter away)
- You got the feeling staff had better things to do than look after you. Staff should do a study tour of C&K joints to see how it's done at this level.
- Sea kale with mousseline came with unadvertised anchovies, as did a side of purple sprouting broccoli, which many omnivores would be unhappy about. The waitress knew I was vegetarian.
- The two salads were murdered by dressings with way too much vinegar and mustard or horseradish. The second one went untouched and was removed without comment.
- Chips and salsify were damn fine and amazingly crunchy. As in, I would be amazed if this was not cooked in duck or goose fat or dripping. No - I didn't ask because it's pretty tedious for everyone. I already knew from the anchovy experience that if there was fat in here I'd be the last to know. £80 p/h.
Last time I had to go somewhere not really geared up for vegetarians, they told me up front. I respect that. I actually had to go anyway. What I got was delicious. Despite the fact that there were even fewer suitable dishes than here, there was no mis-step. Staff were amazing.
My companion's food here was mostly fine, although she's not a big fan of anchovies either and would like to have known. Also her experience was coloured by mine because that's how it goes.
Apart from the crazy salad dressings, there's a customer interface problem here. It's not that the staff were rude or not nice - the opposite. But they just didn't care enough.
If QV doesn't want vegetarians in here than don't let em through the door. But once you knowingly accept them as customers, you cannot feed them stuff they have told you they don't want to eat and hand them a bill.
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18th Dastkar Nature Bazaar
21st –31st October 2010, I GNCA Lawns, Delhi
200 organizations and craftspeople from 18 states celebrating nature, people, craft, color, and everyday life will be at the 18th Dastkar Nature Bazaar.
With an open air setting, the perfect ambience for color, festivity, food, and fun as well as
education and shopping, the 11 days bazaar will link nature and craft, tradition and change, age-old skills and innovative new solutions.
The theme for this Nature Bazaar will be the " TIGER" , India' s national yet endangered animal. Banners as well as other static & mobile display materials will project the magnificent beast. A special stall will exhibit new products made by craftspeople in their traditional idioms, inspired by the "Tiger". A select jury will be awarding the artisan with the best tiger art (not happy with these words) amongst the selected products.
Laila Tayabji, Chairperson Dastkar said "The Dastkar NATURE BAZAAR began in Delhi 17 years ago, with the environmentalist and tiger expert, Valmik Thapar, giving us the idea that craftspeople should go back to Nature as a source of inspiration - using natural materials and fibres, and recreating motifs and images of birds, animals, flowers and foliage. Since then, NATURE in Delhi has been an annual feature, with each year having a special theme, encouraging craftspeople to ideate and create new interpretations and products."
Interspersed between the Crafts Groups, Design Corners and Food Stalls will also be a colorful series of performances, interactive workshops on craft and the environment, and cultural events, specially choreographed to match with the sporting and tiger themes of the season.
The 18th Dastkar Nature Bazaar will also have the Bhule Bisre Behurupia Impersonators in tiger costumes, wandering amongst the crowds as well as the dramatic Bagh Nritya (masked Tiger Dance troupe from Orissa).
Ancient performance arts including Kalarippayattu, the ancient martial and performance arts of Kerala, Kutchi Musicians with their distinctive instruments and sufi and bhajan inspired fusion, Martial Dhol Cholam and Thangta Dances from Manipur, dominated by drums, swords and shields, Traditional Dha Archery and Masked Dancers from Bhutan will be other attractions.
For children the Dastkar Nature Bazaar will have special workshops, games including Street Magic – the Indian Rope Trick, Cup & Ball, Flying Man, and other sleight of Hand and Magical Tricks.
Craft Workshops in Madhubani Painting, Pottery, and Doll Making, Puppetry etc – taught by the craftspeople themselves will be another attraction. The Craft Design Section will also showcases new exciting designs developed in the craft sector by different organizations and 20 entrepreneurs using crafts and textiles in exciting, innovative ways, in Apparel, Home Accessories, Bags, Gift Items, Wood & Glass etc. The Crafts Design Section also includes the products developed during the design workshops organized by Dastkar and funded by the French "Accor Foundation". 10 crafts groups in leather and fibre were guided to make new contemporary products.
In addition, NATURE will showcase an enormous range of crafted products in natural fibers(banana, cane, bamboo, sikki & golden grass, jute) and materials (weaves, block prints, garments, soft furnishings, jewelry, toys, leather, pottery, painting, accessories, gift and decorative items) - traditional crafts techniques adapted by Dastkar for contemporary lifestyles and tastes. Organic Food Grains, Herbal Products, and Bags made from recycled waste will carry on the NATURE theme. For the first time, the vibrant and elegant textiles and hand skills of Bhutan will be featured at a mini Bhutan Festival within the Bazaar. Bhutanese crafts groups will be accompanied by Traditional Dha Archery, Masked Dance and Music from the land of "Druk Yul" (Land of Dragons).
The Dastkar Nature Bazaar is not only a crafts bazaar but also a forum where social and
environmental ideas are exchanged, providing a platform for awareness on a number of social issues. NGOs like Steps for Change etc will participate in the bazaar to present their messages through various activities.
Dastkar introduces new crafts and craftspeople to the Delhi audience each year. These
Year it includes Hao Crafts from Manipur, new Maheshwari and Chanderi Groups from Madhya Pradesh, Sanji and Wood products by Noor, An Aga Khan Foundation initiative.
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This Is My Life
All the poems I've written up to this point. They tell my story but I think everyone can find at least one that describes how they have felt at one time. i would say I hope you like them but, I really don't care either way as long as the poems let people know that what they're not alone and other people have felt that way before....
Tears and Blood
I dig in deep
And find nothing but pain
So I cry until my tears are gone
I take a knife
And cut real deep till I'm soaked in blood
But the pain just won't come
I write messages in blood
As regret sinks in
I try to say good-bye
But all I can write is sorry
As my blood dries
The light leaves my eyes
No moon in the night
No hope in my heart
Nothing to fear
Cus death has arrived
You cry and you beg
But death will ascend
You pray for your soul
Cus you know it's the end
The end of your life
There's nothing to come
But a knife and your heart
And blood all around
My Secret Pain
It's my life not yours
So don't take control
You think you know my pain
Then I won't explain
How my smile is a mask
To cover my frown
I'm tired of the questions
So just please don't ask
You know I'll just say
That everything's okay
But you'll never know
That I cry myself to sleep
That nightmares don't compare
To the monsters of reality
You think I have it all
So why should I complain
What you don't see is my pain
You don't see my heart bleeding
So don't try to explain
What you don't understand
I cry for memories long forgotten
And ones that won't go away
I cry for the nightmares that haunt my sleep
And the truths that haunt my reality
I cry for the pain that won't go away
And for the one that can never come back
I cry for my fears
And for broken dreams
But mostly I cry
To make sure I'm still here
And not just a memory easily forgotten
You made your choice
And I made mine
You chose the bottle
I chose the knife
You made your choice
And I made mine
You moved on
I have not
You made your choice
And I made mine
You chose hard truth
I chose a lie
Did you not see
How you hurt me
When you chose her
Right after me
So make your choice
And I'll make mine
You choose to live
I choose to die...
I Gave Myself to Pain
Blood is so pure
An indescribable red
Never to be recreated
The essence of life
It runs through our veins
It runs down my wrist
And I take a sick pleasure in watching it
Roll down my arm
Like tears from my eyes
Both warm and salty
Both showing pain
Keep on giving myself to pain
Give it everything I have left
Give it the blood that runs through my veins
And maybe it'll give me the pleasure of death
Darkness consumes me
Folds me in its black wings
And carries me away
Pain Cures Lies but Not Truth
This pain I hold
It's too much to bear
Controls my life
And pushes everyone away
I thought I had a cure
I thought I had won
But that wasn't true
I thought wrong
The lies I told
Consumed my life
And became my death
Dreamer with No Hope
I am a dreamer in despair
I wonder what the future holds
I hear the whispers of the hopeless
I see this doomed world shatter
I want a world with dreams, hopes, and love
I am a dreamer in despair
I pretend that my smile tells the truth
I feel like I'm drowning in sorrow
I touch the pain within others
I worry that humanity has lost its compassion
I cry for memories long forgotten
I am a dreamer in despair
I understand that fear will be our end
I say the time to change may be gone
I dream of breaking free from society's chains
I try to make others happy
I hope that I'll always remember
I am a dreamer in despair
I Will Soon Shatter
So fragile and weak
Scared of both the future and past
Afraid of giving in to the craving
Of hard, cold metal on delicate flesh
Afraid that as the flesh parts
And small droplets of blood appear
You'll feel no pain
Or maybe that you'll crave more pain
And slice again and again
Till your blood consumes you
Till you're covered in crimson
So fragile and weak
Scared of both the truth and lies
Afraid your selfishness will consume you
Like it did your past
Afraid that you'll give in
Take the easy way out
And slice too deep, too fast
No turning back
You stupid girl
What have you done?
His face will forever haunt you
When he sees what you've become
Easily breakable
Ripped from you
In the blink of an eye
Doesn't believe in me
How can I believe?
If he gave up on me
Droplets of blood
Crimson runs down my arm
Giving life to
Confusion, chaos, all inside
Blood pain and tears collide
My senses feelings and thoughts are blurred
How can I think when my pain won't go
Same Old Story
As I glare up at the sky
As I wish upon a star
Feel the tears upon me fall
All I wish is this and nothing more
If my wish you will not grant
To my life please put an end
For my blood is on your hands
All I need is this and nothing more
We have tried this once before
Thousand pieces my heart broke
Many words and truths untold
All I have is this and nothing more
One more chance he did provide
What to do I can't decide
For my heart still bleeds inside
All this is, is pain and nothing more
All this pain I hold inside
All the tears I cannot cry
To all this he put a stop
All this is, is love and something more
My salvation or my end
What you see from where you stand
On my life it will depend
All I want is him and nothing more
The truth will set you free they say
Well lies, cus truth is death
My life flashes before me
As I watch my future fade
You Chose Lies Not Me
You uncovered buried secrets
Ones better left unsaid
The sadness in your eyes
Destroyed the barrier I'd made
I cried away the horror
I cried away the pain
You held me in your arms
And you said I'd be okay
But now you've changed your mind
I'm a liar, I'm a freak
You put your trust in lies
Rather than in me
His actions stole my innocence
His actions stole my dreams
Your actions will condemn me
And make my body bleed
History Repeats Itself
We went through this before
I recall that night for sure
My heart broken, tears invoked
Your apathy thrown at my face
Sure let's be friends, I said
And that girl...threw you aside
And you talked about it all
While I cried on the other side
That one time you held me close
Took all my strenght to let you go
Got you back now finally
But afraid history will repeat


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Eyes on Fregatte Köln
On December 4, 2009 by Donncha With 1 Comments - Canon 18-55, Canon 20D, Cork, Ireland, People, Photography, Photos, Urban
Crewmen on the Fregatte Köln when it visited Cork in 2005 kept a close eye on me, Ryan and AJ as we photographed every inch of the ship we could see.
Looking back over these photos reminds me that this was the day the cheap memory card I used at the time failed on me and I lost a number of fairly decent shots.
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A companion piece to Judson Cowan's hugely popular Laudate Solis print. Immortui Carcere is available as an offset poster in two sizes:
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I'm not pregnant, I'm FAT!
As humiliating moments go, there can be few guaranteed to make you more red-faced than when an old man offers you a seat on a train and gestures towards your stomach.
Do you a)scowl b)nod and say no politely or c) scream and yell 'I'M NOT PREGNANT!' at the top of your voice?
OK, of course I'm far too well brought up to do a) or c) so I went for b). But it did spur me into action, which is why I've been doing Slim-Fast for the past week.
I'm also conscious that at the end of April I'm going away with five friends and we will definitely be wearing swimsuits for much of the break.
Wish me luck. 6Ib down, only 'xx' to go.
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been there its not a nice feeling…
Pffft. Must just have been a dodgy angle from where he was looking. Not one single one of us has a flat stomach in reality (except Posh, maybe, and would you want to look like her?!) x
I've always had a fear that someoen could do that to me (mistake me for a preggers lady). It is of course completely ridiculous in either of our cases (LOL!). Well done with the diet. Really envious!
Happened to me a few months back. I did actually say 'I'm not pregnant; I just have a tummy left over…" to which she said "Oh no! You're not fat! Look at how skinny you are!" Backpeddling central. As I'm not keen on her I said "I can't be that skinny if you thought I was pregnant…". It's a horrid feeling. I'd say have an eclair to feel better but I won't disrupt your swimsuit plan!
Oh I know this all too well, I look like a pregnant drag queen with no boobs, even a nurse this week asked me!
been there too – and bizarrely when i was actually pregnant i was never offered a seat! so now I just don't use tube – still asked how long I had to go in tesco's recently – so shop online now. Turning into a fat hermit…
Yes, this hideousness has also happened to me- the gas man asked me when it was due……..I just looked down and said- Oh that, no that's just flab…..he looked mortified……….having been pregnant with triplets, its obligatory for me to have a bit of a spare-tyre….tummy tucks ahoy!!
It does sound annoying and once I would have done b) too. However, if a man was willing to give up his seat for me on the train these days I'd snatch his hand off. They're few and far between. CJ xx p.s. good luck with the slimming, I could do with doing it myself!
I was told in the dentist a few years ago (and a few stone heavier) that I was eligible for free dental care whilst pregnant…. I lost weight!
I was standing outside preschool with no4 in arms when someone I hadn't seen for ages appeared. 'Oh, you are brave!' 'Four children isn't as hard as you'd think, you know' I replied, smugly. 'So you thought you'd go for number five? You're a glutton for punishment!' I never wore that smock top again, and I've been fighting a war against my recalcitrant stomach muscles ever since. I think it happens to us all.
Good luck Liz! I think we should all start a list of great one-liners as a response in this situation! I promise you can re-claim your tummy… get some moral support here with my latest victim Sue 🙂 http://pregnancyfitnessinsurrey.com/no-more-mummy-tummy-the-challenge.html
Mortified! I'd of taken the seat lol swimsuit er you go girl lol I left those back in Australia lol
I have taught my husband not to inquire about a woman's due date unless he physically sees a baby exiting her body.
I get asked this all the time. I laugh and say it is fat but it really hurts. I go to the gym, do stomach exercises and am eating healthy but still look pregnant! I don't know what else I can do!
Well, my dear, I know you know that I can relate to this, hence my Mummy Tummy Begone campaign! It's humiliating and horrifying all in that split second. My only justification was that the person who asked me when my "next one was due" was MORTIFIED! You're always welcome to join our campaign by the way…this week: Fat Busters with the Guru, Wendy Powell! 😉 http://cafebebe.co.uk/2010/03/fat-busters-with-the-guru/
Having had 5 kids i have more than my fair share of baby pacakging,and the 'White Cliffs of Dover' over hang from having has 3 sections, is too much too bare. So now i can breathe in and hold, as i did observe 2 women in the supermarket, who had not seen each other for a while and 1 rubbed the others tummy, the look on her face having had her 'fat not pregnant ' belly rubbed was pure gold, i wish i could of overheard the reply but no1 women was crimson
I was in Tesco shopping a couple of weeks ago and I saw someone that I have not seen in a long time. He looked at me and then tapped me on the tummy and said "so what have you been eating" expecting me to say oh I'm pregnant again…..I felt so sick when I had to tell him I wasn't pregnant 🙁
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The Yeti has wanted to be found ever since Alexander the Great was alive.
Alexander demanded villages to find it so he could see it himself. some people would do that if they had that power.
One day somebody was walking in the Himalayan mountains, they saw a very tall man-like creature walking and it was pushing down lots of trees.That obviously scared the man and then he ran all the way down the mountain back to the village.
The yeti was part of a pre-Buddhist
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The yeti or more known as the abominable
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The people of Nepal, in the himalayas, call it a "rakshasa" which is Sanskrit, their language, for "demon". According to them, stories of its existence date back to the 4th century BCE; references to the Yeti are found in their poem called 'Rama and Sita'. It has regularly been seen since 1832.
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Not all the children if the Universe are born free. It is not exactly a humans perception of slavery, but it is not freedom. The same could be said that not all the Universes offspring were created to dominate, but some are. It was not exactly how the Writers intended.
They wished for Unity. Complete and utter equality. No matter what race or species, age or sex. Unity was their plan. It represented everything good. From the smallest plant to the largest creatures of the seas.
Divinity was the polar opposite. Everything has an opposite, another side, a far away counter part. Divinity was the opposite to Unity. Divinity made sure Unity could never work. The Writers greatest....
Oh I am sorry, I do forget. Excuse my manners. You have no idea who the writers are do you? Humans have their 'Gods', correct yes? Well the Writers created the concept of a 'god'. They designed the deities worshiped on your planet. They, the Writers that is, are the closest one can come to a 'God'.
Every Galaxy with a star has a Writer. They live in them, right in the center. From there they craft the lives of everything in their realms.
So even now, as you read these words in whatever language your tongue prefers, it is not exactly your choice. The Writer of your galaxy wrote the story of your life a millenia before your birth. Yeah, they like to plan ahead.
Sadly though my life is not quite as planned as yours. I am something that travels between the Worlds, my species blank out the unplanned works of the Writers. We are referred to as simply, the Editors.
We obviously cannot pick and choose what the Writers write, but we get rid of anything that shouldn't be there. The 13 of us fight the blotches on the Universes story, the spelling mistakes and the grammatical errors.
It is more exciting then it sounds. I do promise. Just wait and see. Wait and see.


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WhenIt's flexible! We'll work with your schedule.
Where3370 S. Irving St.Englewood, CO 80110
A Feed the Need food drive is an easy way for your group, of 5-7 members, to assist to provide the more than 120,000 community meals. Select a date, contact the Manager of your local grocery store and secure approval to collect food at their store for about 2 hours on your selected date. We provide flyers and signage. Return donated items to food bank. Need school community service? This IS the plan!
- Public Speaking
- Multi-Tasking
- People Skills
- Food Delivery / Distribution
- Child Welfare
- Community Outreach
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Kids Teens People 55+ Group
Requirements & Commitment
- Must be at least 5
- One-time commitment for 3 hours


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We did this island in one piece, and it was a beast! It took 12 people to move it in and put it in place. It has one integral sink and one under mount, 16' long and almost 5' wide 3'' thick. It weighed about 1500 lbs. and was not in the least bit fun to move!
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|Joe Schaefer <joe+apa...@sunstarsys.com>
|Re: setsides necessary for input filters?
|Fri, 03 Jan 2003 19:37:55 GMT
Joe Schaefer <firstname.lastname@example.com> writes: > Am I allowed to assume that the incoming request buckets > are always heap-allocated, with immutable data blocks? To clarify the issue I'm asking about, here's what the source for ap_get_brigade says: /* * Read data from the next filter in the filter stack. Data should be * modified in the bucket brigade that is passed in. The core allocates * the bucket brigade, modules that wish to replace large chunks of data or to * save data off to the side should probably create their own temporary * brigade especially for that use. */ If input filters, or the content handler, are really allowed to modify the *actual* input data, then the setaside implementation for heap-allocated buckets needs to be changed. It is currently a noop, but it probably should make a copy if such modifications are permitted. -- Joe Schaefer
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