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LONG BEACH - Mayor Bob Foster was honored Monday night for helping Long Beach rapidly rise to become a nationally recognized bike-friendly city.
Foster received the League of American Bicyclists' first Friendly America Leadership Award for "his dedication and vision to transform Long Beach into one of the nation's top cycling cities," said Andy Clarke, president of the League of American Bicyclists.
Foster was set to receive the award at the opening reception of the Pro Walk Pro Bike conference at the Long Beach Convention Center.
The League of American Bicyclists is a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group promoting bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation.
It has 300,000 members and affiliates and has recognized bike-friendly cities for almost a decade, Clarke said.
"Bicycle friendly communities don't start with bike lanes or share-the-road campaigns or cycling education, they start with a visionary leader. We thought it was past due to honor a local official," Clarke said. "Long Beach has made big strides - bike signals, separated bike lanes and shared lanes - and that doesn't happen without someone like Mayor Foster.
"City staff does the day-to-day work. They can't do it without knowing the mayor will support them when push comes to shove."
Since 2003, the group has designated more than 500 cities as Bike Friendly Communities for making bicycling safer and more accessible. Long Beach received a bronze level recognition in 2009 and a silver level status earlier this year. Long Beach has expanded the city's bicycling network, increased bicycle education and promoted cycling events.
The Pro Walk Pro Bike conference is a four-day event where bicycle advocates in the public and private sector gather to share best practices on funding resources, planning and engineering, and education.
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Always a Lady
Jove, Oct 2002, 6.99, 304 pp. ISBN: 0515133477 The will of the Marquess of Templeston instructed his son the heir to discretely take care of his mistresses and offspring. As Andrew Ramsey went about cleaning up his father's mess he fell in love, married, and together with his wife raised his half brother Kit as his own son. In 1838, an adult Kit inherits an estate in Ireland. Though his adoptive parents are saddened by his departure, Kit kno...
Barely a Bride
Berkley, Aug 2003, 5.99, 336 pp. ISBN: 0425191249 In 1793, single aristocratic men behave badly by forming the Free Fellows League based on two principles of natural order that males should not have to wed until necessary to sire an heir and to never fall in love with your wife. By 1810 Viscount Griffin is a card-carrying member over the ire of his father who demands marriage or else. Griffin needs a spouse quickly while Lady Alyssa Carollton s...
Ever A Princess
Jove, Feb 2002, 6.99, 277 pp. ISBN: 0515132500 In 1874, Prince Victor hires assassins to kill his uncle and aunt, the ruler and his wife of the Principality of Saxe-Wallerstein-Karolya. Victor's men also murder loyal supporters of His Highness and seek out his cousin Princess Georgiana to complete his coup. However, due to the efforts of trusted individuals, Princess Giana escapes. Though officially the new ruler of the small Baltic princi...
Hardly a Husband
Sarah awakens one day to find she is thrown out of the only home she has ever known. A local Lord wants to marry her and figures if he tosses her out of the parish home she will have to move in with him. But Sarah convinces her "guardian", the local magistrate, to give her 30 days to find herself a husband--or one will be found for her. She has no intention of marrying the despicable Lord Dunbridge. She in fact sets out to either catch the man she...
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Merely the Groom
Berkley, Apr 2004 ISBN: 0425195252 In 1793 the three preadolescent aristocratic heirs sign in blood the charter of the Free Fellow League, which includes amongst its rules not to marry unless there is no choice until they reach thirty. Instead Griffin Abernathy, Colin McElreath, and Jarrod Sheperdston plan to become England's greatest heroes. In 1812 London Baron Carter Davies, a merchant just recently raised to peerage, is angry and upset be...
Truly A Wife
Daniel, ninth Duke of Sussex, is a government agent belonging to the Free Fellow League, a group of gentlemen dedicated to obtaining war information against Napoleon. On a mission of smuggling dispatches from France to England, Daniel is shot, but it is imperative that he return home and attend his annual gala or his cover will be blown. Daniel has his side stitched, drinks alot of bourbon and makes his way to the ball. Miranda St. Germaine ha...

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St. Kate's Newswire :: St. Catherine University, St. Paul, MN :: News and Events
Katies in ASL interpreting action
On February 15, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden spoke at The Pentagon about helping military spouses more easily transfer their professional licenses across states.
Jinah Williamson '08, who majored in American Sign Language (ASL) and Interpreting at St. Catherine University, was the speech interpreter. (Watch Williamson in action on the official White House video.)
"To interpret at the White House is an extremely high honor — and an opportunity not open to just any interpreter," says Paula Gajewski-Mickelson, chair of St. Kate's ASL and interpreting department. "We're thrilled for Jinah, and the consumers with whom she worked. She is amazing!"
Williamson works as an interpreter with TCS Associates in Washington, D.C. She is also a co-founder of The TRISKELION, a support group in D.C. for Korean adoptees who use ASL.
Closer to home…
On the same day, another St. Kate's graduate from the ASL and Interpreting department could be seen on several local news broadcasts.
Sharisse Leier interpreted for Governor Dayton's State of the State address in St. Paul. She is a staff interpreter at the Minnesota Department of Human Services Deaf and Hard of Hearing Service Division.
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The kids love it. Pick up the train at the main stop downtown or at Park Lane. You get to go through a tunnel if you opt for the latter. You'll be providing your children with a truly urban experience if you choose this route, a feat not easily accomplished in suburbanized Dallas.
At this time last year, Hard Rock Caf was little more than a calcified rock-and-roll museum with a stage that was just for show (or actually, not for shows). Now, thanks to a new general manager and an alliance with The Merge (93.3-FM), Hard Rock is offering shows several nights a week. Good show--finally.
A secret, a jewel, a hidden paradise: Around Lakeland and Ferguson Road in East Dallas, downhill from the grand manses of Forest Hills, Little Forest Hills is a quirky, delightful architectural mlange that looks as if it were spun of Berkeley, Seaside, Charlevoix, and an all-cousin East Texas trailer park. Built long ago as summer cottages for city dwellers, the idiosyncratic little hand-built houses were all throwaways 15 years ago. Now hip people are coming in and giving many of them a very cool flair to be found nowhere else in the city. Two shady creeks and even a little-known summer camp hidden in the bottom of a hollow make this a refuge where you can forget you even know about the rest of the city.
There are few distractions at this small, cozy coffee shop in Arlington. With more than 30 coffee flavors to choose from, this is the place to relax and read about the world's myriad tragedies. The coffee stand also includes sandwiches, salads, and cakes. And there's a computer nearby for Web surfing. Coffee is ground and brewed there and then.
You don't have to be You Know Who to walk on water in Fair Park. Two large, plant-inspired sculptures arch, curve, and twist over the still lagoon, creating stairs and walkways for getting a closer look at turtles, water bugs, and the occasional fast food container lurking below the surface. A low tide, shoes with good traction, and a healthy equilibrium is suggested to keep you from getting baptized in the murky waters.
Get real. Unless you're 12-going-on-13, the only place that promises around-the-clock cool is a seat that faces the window unit. But for those who insist on getting out into the summer sun without baking, Arlington's newest water park is hard to beat. Think a day at the beach with a little Disneyland thrown in--or as one comedian put it, you can think of it as a ride on the enema express.


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PHOTO: Selena Gomez has wardrobe malfunction!
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Well, this gives a whole new meaning to free show. Selena Gomez performed at a radio event over the weekend in Boston, and .. let's just say she may have felt a breeze while on stage. She suffered a wardrobe malfunction when her skirt, which had a huge slit down the middle, showed a little more than it should have after some vigorous dancing!
Selena apparently played it cool after giving the audience an eyeful, but the moment was caught on camera and has been making the rounds online.
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Monday, January 31 2011 - Truth Movement News
Civil Disobedience at the White House for 9/11 Justice
January 28, 2011
9/11 Justice activist and researcher Jon Gold has announced his intention to chain himself to the White House fence this coming Monday, January 31. 9/11 Truth News asked Gold a few questions to find out more about the upcoming action.
9/11 Truth News: Why are you going to chain yourself to the White House?
Jon Gold: To try and bring attention to the fact that we were lied to about 9/11 and that there needs to be justice and accountability for what happened. That there are family members still seeking justice for what happened and that the people of the world deserve it. When you take into account what that day has been used for -- and then think about the fact that we don't exactly know what happened that day -- that is an unacceptable situation. People are dying. If that day wasn't what we were led to believe -- and it wasn't -- then the people of the world need to know about it.
911TN: This seems like a somewhat extreme action to take. Do you think more standard forms of protest have been exhausted?
Jon Gold: I have been fighting for truth, accountability, and justice for what happened that day for almost 9 years now. I have tried every avenue I can think of to bring attention to this issue, to no avail. Contacting your Representatives does nothing. Contacting the media does nothing. As I recently wrote about in support of Richard Falk, 9/11 is the "third rail." You are not allowed to question what happened that day without being ridiculed, slandered, attacked, and so forth. Chaining yourself to a fence in an effort to bring attention to an important cause such as this one is not extreme. Using that day to murder 1000's upon 1000's of people that had nothing to with the attacks is extreme. Using that day to take away our civil liberties is extreme. I am 100% sure that I am doing the right thing.
911TN: What do you hope to accomplish with this action? Do you expect any media coverage? Will the action have any effect if the media ignore it?
Jon Gold: As I said, I hope to bring attention to this very important issue. I have already been told by certain alternative media outlets that they will try to cover what it is that I'm doing, and I have asked people to ask all media to cover this action, so at least some will cover it. All good actions have an effect. I believe this to be a good action.
911TN: Have you spoken to any of the 9/11 family members about your action and if so, do they support you?
Jon Gold: I have spoken to some, and I can't speak for them, but it seems that they support what I'm trying to do. One in particular hoped that maybe someday a group of 9/11 family members would try to do the same thing.
911TN: What advice do you have for people who are concerned about the 9/11 issue but feel helpless to do anything about it?
Jon Gold: First, I think people need to take the time to learn about this issue. Don't believe everything you hear in movies, or articles you stumble across on the internet. Do your own research, and in time, you will have your own problems with the "official account." Steer clear of individuals who act as though you must believe this or that, and accuse you of being this or that if you don't. Steer clear of people that have obvious agendas. Judge people by the fruits of their labor. Be supportive of the family members that are seeking justice. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the families' efforts of the past. When you approach someone, do so in a way that isn't "scary" or "aggressive." Ask simple questions of people. Questions that plant a seed. Remember that you are fighting for 2,973 people that can no longer speak for themselves. Remember their families. Remember the people being killed during the 9/11 wars. Do your best. No one can ask for anything more.
London Truth Action has announced a civil disobedience action at Downing Street on the same day, in solidarity with Jon Gold.
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PA Woman Accused Of Giving Birth In Bar Bathroom, Stuffing Baby In Toilet
(John Del Signore) Amanda Catherine Hein, 26, was watching pay-per-view wrestling at a Pennsylvania sports bar on August 18th when she told her friends she was having back spasms and went to the restroom, where she gave birth. She then allegedly suffocated the newborn and stashed his corpse in the toilet tank. "I cannot get inside this lady's head," Northampton District Attorney John Morganelli said at a press conference yesterday.
Investigators allege that after spending 40 minutes in the restroom, Hein, an Allentown resident, smoked a cigarette outside and returned to her bar seat. One of the male friends accompanying Hein says he noticed that she was bleeding and asked if she needed medical attention. She declined, saying she didn't have medical insurance, and he drove her home. A janitor discovered the dead baby in the toilet tank the next day while trying to determine why the toilet was malfunctioning.
According to the medical examiner, the baby, which was born healthy, died from suffocation. The death has been ruled a homicide, and investigators say they were able to track down Hein through the blood she left behind in the booth that she sat in at Starters Pub. According to the seating chart, Hein was the only woman in the group.
Hein has been charged with homicide and is being held without bail, the Lehigh Valley Express-Times reports. According to court documents, Hein confessed to giving birth to a healthy baby boy and putting it in the toilet tank in a garbage bag from the bathroom. She also said no one knew she was pregnant. If convicted, she could face the death penalty.
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Second-Ranked USC Upends No. 1 Alabama to Win Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Golf Classic
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Southern California, the No. 2 women's golf team in the nation, came into Tuesday's final round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Golf Championship at the English Turn Golf & Country Club, trailing top-ranked Alabama by four strokes. However, an aggressive approach paid off as the Trojans took the team title with a three-day score of 869 (four over par). The tournament is recognized as one of the top in-season events in the nation as it featured eight of the top 12 teams in the nation and nine of the top 12 individual players.
Host Tulane, which came in ranked No. 15, finished in a tie for third place with No. 5 Duke to solidify a foothold among the nation's top golf teams. No. 8 Virginia and No. 6 Purdue each tied for fifth place to round out the top five teams.
Collegiate golf tournaments feature five players competing in each round for the schools, with the top four scores in each round counting towards the team result.
Southern Cal nearly didn't attend the New Orleans event, as it was the defending champions at a UCLA event scheduled for the same weekend.
"It was a tough decision," said USC head coach Andrea Gaston. "But I've got to tell you when I saw the weather we saw there was possible snow in Southern California. I was thinking, 'I think I'm really happy to be coming to New Orleans.' The hospitality and the people here, it was just a fun week. We had fun the day we got here. The girls were loose and ready to have a good time. We were happy to come to warmer weather, actually. We knew the conditions would be different, far different than what we are accustomed to playing in, so I think we adapted really well to the conditions. One of the key things when I look at our scoreboard is that over the course of three days with five players our worst score was a 77. In that wind, I just can't say enough about our performance this week because of the way they were able to manage the conditions."
On the individual side, Alabama's freshman sensation Stephanie Meadow (pictured with Sugar Bowl President Lance Africk) won the title. Ranked No. 25 in the nation, Meadows held off top-ranked Megan McChrystal from LSU primarily behind her Monday performance, a six-under par 66. She finished the event at minus-5, one stroke ahead of McChrystal.
"I just went out there, did my best with every shot, tried to stay in the moment and not think too much about the result." Meadow said. "Coming in, I didn't really close the deal too much on 17 and 18. I made bogey on 18 and missed a short put on 17 for birdie. I wasn't really sure if that was going to be enough. Finding out that Megan (McChrystal) had an unfortunate couple of holes was kind of surprising."
"I honestly didn't know where I stood the entire time," said McChrystal, who bogeyed her final two holes. "Looking back, I felt like I played it too safe. I didn't trust my putting enough to roll them in. I just kind of got them close and tapped in, and that doesn't win. I'm just going to go home and get ready to play a home tournament. Hopefully I can win that one. I'm just going to take it for what it is. I finished second so I can't complain too much. I'll just learn from it. You can't complain being four under for the week out here. The scores weren't really that low. I hit the ball pretty solid. I'm okay with everything."
The Green Wave turned in a 5-over 293 during Tuesday's final round and concluded the inaugural event with a three-round, 15-over 879.
"This was a very good week for our program," Tulane head coach John Thomas Horton said. "We didn't quite play our best the last two days, but our first round kind of got us in a good position. I think we'll definitely learn from this. If you would have told me that we would finish third and lose to the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the country and that we would finish third in our home event and beat a lot of Top 10 teams, I'd be very happy with it. I think we definitely had a good learning experience of playing with the two best teams and what we need to do to get to the next level. I think we'll build off of this for sure."
Senior Linn Gustafsson and sophomore and No. 56th ranked Maribel Lopez Porras led the Green Wave during the final round with a pair of even-par outings, while 48th-ranked Janine Fellows produced a 2-over 74. Junior Ashley McKenneyMeghan Chapman went to the clubhouse with a 4-over 76. carded a 3-over 75 and junior
Porras turned in another solid performance for the Green Wave, finishing in fifth place with a 2-under 214 total. Gustafsson saved her best round for the last round and finished in 45th place with a 10-over 226.
"I hit a lot more greens today than I did in the first two rounds," Gustafsson said. "That was definitely one of the keys, hitting more greens. I didn't miss a lot of greens at all today. I had some good putting - just one birdie and one bogey. It was pretty solid day and I was able to turn it around. The weather helped all of us so that was nice. You could tell what your shot was going to do more compared to when it was windy yesterday mid-course."
Fellows registered her second top-20 finished this spring with a 1-over 217 and finished 14th, while McKenney was TU's low round player following the opening round, finished with a 9-over 223, which was good enough for 33rd place.
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Macaulay Culkin's Pizza Underground pelted with beer, booed in U.K.
A crowd in Nottingham, England didn't seem to get the joke when Macaulay Culkin brought his comedy cover band Pizza Underground to town.
The Nottingham Post says the group played this weekend's Dot to Dot Festival, but their set didn't last long after the audience pelted the actor-turned-rocker and his bandmates with beer and booed them off the stage.
Culkin initially tried to joke about the crowd's response, asking why they'd rather throw the booze than drink it. But just three songs into the band's performance, he walked off telling the unhappy fans, "That's the end of the show. Goodnight."
Dot to Dot organizers said it was a shame that the crowd in Nottingham ruined the Pizza Underground's show, especially after what they called "barnstorming sets" at earlier Dot to Dot festivals in Manchester and Bristol.
After the performance, the band tweeted:
Thank you so much Nottingham and dot to dot. Sorry that a couple people ruined it for everyone.
— pizza underground (@cheesedayz) May 25, 2014
Culkin and his friends debuted the Pizza Underground late last year. The New York City-based act takes rock classics like Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" and changes them into songs about pizza, like "Take a Bite on the Wild Slice."
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Swine Flu Planned Depopulation - Journalist Jane Bürgermeister has filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO
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These are challenging times and we need to stay calm and think things through - not just panic and react. Fear, panic and emotional reaction got us into this mess and it is certainly not going to get us out of it.
We also need to realise - here, now - that we have long crossed the line into a fully-fledged fascist dictatorship. It has hidden itself to most people this far, but it is about to lift the veil.
It is no longer an option to do nothing or passively acquiesce to authority out of fear or apathy. Or, at least, it's not if we care about our freedoms and, most importantly, those of our children and grandchildren who will have to live almost their entire lives under a global jackboot of sheer, undiluted evil.
The word 'evil' is much overused and I don't say it lightly; but we are dealing with evil in the sense that the word is the reverse of 'live'. Those behind the conspiracy to turn humans into little more than computer terminals are anti-life. They have no respect for it and no empathy with those who suffer the consequences of their actions, no matter how appalling.
I have been warning of what was coming for nearly 20 years and it is not 'coming' any more - it's here. No more excuses from anyone, please. We have to deal with it. We have to draw a line in the sand and say no more.
Never was this more important than with the conspiracy to force swine flu vaccination on the global population. The swine flu virus was created in a laboratory to generate mass panic with the specific intention of forcing everyone to have the vaccine. Problem-Reaction-Solution.
If you concoct and release a virus and then implement a clearly long-planned mass vaccination programme, there can be only one sensible conclusion: swine flu is not the biggest danger here. It's the vaccine.
The scale and speed of the planned vaccination programme is insane given that the overwhelming majority of those who have contracted the virus have had very mild symptoms. Dr Peter Holden of the Rothschild-controlled British Medical Association said that although swine flu was not causing serious illness they were eager to start a mass vaccination campaign, beginning with 'priority groups'. Ugh?? This is not about public health and never was.
Those administering the vaccinations have no clue what is in them or their potential effect. They are just repeaters thinking what they are told to think and doing what they are told to do. Only those at the core of the conspiracy, and those who bother to research it, know what the game is.
The Austrian journalist, Jane Bürgermeister, has filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations, Barack Obama, a Rockefeller, a Rothschild, and others, over a plot she uncovered to cull the population with a deadly swine flu vaccine.
She said that bird flu and swine flu have been developed in laboratories and released on the public with the aim of mass murder through vaccination. Her filed document is called Bioterrorism Evidence. She writes here about the United States, but what she says applies everywhere:
'There is evidence that an international corporate criminal syndicate, which has annexed high government office at Federal and State level, is intent on carrying out a mass genocide against the people of the United States by using an artificial (genetic) flu pandemic virus and forced vaccine program to cause mass death and injury and depopulate America in order to transfer control of the United States to the United Nations and affiliated security forces (UN troops from countries such as China, Canada, the UK and Mexico).
There is proof many organisations - World Health Organisation, UN as well as vaccine companies such as Baxter and Novartis - are part of a single system under the control of a core criminal group, who give the strategic leadership, and who have also funded the development, manufacturing and release of artificial viruses in order to justify mass vaccinations with a bioweapon substance in order to eliminate the people of the USA, and so gain control of the assets, resources etc of North America.
The motivation for the crime is classical robbery followed by murder although the scale and method are new in history. The core group sets its strategic goals and operative priorities in secret using committees such as the Trilateral Commission, and in person to person contact in the annual Bilderberg meeting.'
Jane Bürgermeister is a rare real journalist, so much so that she was sacked from her job as European correspondent of the Renewable Energy World website after she filed the charges with the FBI. Renewable Energy? It is their backbone and sense of decency that need renewing, but it shows how controlled everything is.
What Bürgermeister describes in her FBI submission is a summary of what I have been trying to get across in my books and talks for nearly two decades. A cabal of interbreeding families is seeking to impose a global fascist dictatorship of total human control.
Their vehicle is a secret society network structured like a transnational corporation. The operational headquarters is in Europe, in places like Rome, London, Paris, Brussels and Berlin. I refer to this as 'the Spider' and it dictates to the global web.
There are subsidiary networks of secret societies in every country that answer to the 'Spider'. Their job is to control their country's politics, banking, business, military, media, medicine, and so on, and introduce in their sphere of influence the global agenda dictated by the 'Spider'. Those on the inner levels of this structure are often collectively known as the 'Illuminati'.
This is how they coordinate between apparently unconnected governments, corporations, media groups etc. The Rothschild and Rockefeller dynasties (the same bloodline) are fundamentally involved in this, as I have long exposed, and they dominate pharmaceutical medicine and government 'health' policy worldwide.
The web controls governments, the pharmaceutical industry, or 'Big Pharma', the World Health Organisation and public heath 'protection' agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States.
It was the Illuminati cabal that established global bodies like the World Heath Organisation, World Bank and World Trade Organisation to transfer power from the many to the few. Their goal is a world government, world central bank, world currency and world army.
You have to centralise power to impose a global dictatorship. Diversity is your worst nightmare. The Illuminati network is behind 'globalisation' and the creation of superstate dictatorships like the European Union for this same reason.
Given this essential background, it was no surprise when I saw the list of names and organisations in Jane Bürgermeister's submission to the FBI:
'Specifically, evidence is presented that Defendants President Barack Obama, President of the United States, David Nabarro, UN System Coordinator for Influenza,
Margaret Chan, Director-General of World Health Organisation, Kathleen Sibelius, Secretary of Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Secretary Janet Napolitano, the Department of Homeland Security, David de Rothschild, banker, David Rockefeller, banker, George Soros, banker, and Alois Stoger, Austrian Health Minister, among others, are part of this international corporate crime syndicate which has, marching as one phalanx to carry out their plan of genocide, have developed, produced, stockpiled and used biological weapons to eliminate the population of the United States for financial and political gain.'
Bürgermeister says there is clear evidence that pharmaceutical companies and international government agencies are actively engaged in producing, developing, manufacturing and distributing biological agents classified as the most deadly bioweapons on earth.
She says the swine flu virus was created and released with help from the Rothschild/Rockefeller-controlled World Health Organisation - the very body which then said that it was spreading so fast a pandemic had to be declared.
The symptoms of 'swine flu' are the same as regular flu and the common cold and it is easy to call everything 'swine flu' to increase the official numbers. The British government has announced that people should no longer see a doctor if they have flu symptoms and instead a system of diagnosis over the phone has been introduced without laboratory confirmation. How convenient for fixing the figures:
'Hello, I've got a cold, doc.'
'I think its swine flu, I'll tick you off.'
Jane Bürgermeister has filed bioterrorism charges against Avir Green Hills Biotechnology, based in Austria; Baxter AG, also in Austria; and its parent company, Baxter International in Deerfield, Illinois. Guess who is providing much of the swine flu vaccine for mass inoculation - Baxter International.
This is the same Baxter International that sent bird flu virus to European laboratories 'by mistake' earlier this year and it was mixed with a seasonal flu virus to create a much more dangerous strain.
Last year at least 81 people were killed by Baxter International's contaminated blood-thinning product, heparin, which was made in China from, among other things, pig intestines. Isn't pharmaceutical medicine wonderful? The contaminated heparin also seriously injured hundreds of people and it was revealed that the factory of Baxter's Chinese supplier had never been inspected by either American or Chinese public 'protection' agencies.
More than 50 dialysis patients died in 2001 because of faults with Baxter International equipment, and this month Baxter Healthcare Corporation, a subsidiary of Baxter International, reached an out-of-court settlement of two million dollars with the State of Kentucky. Baxter had been caught inflating the cost of intravenous drugs sold to Kentucky Medicaid by as much as 1,300 per cent.
This is clearly a company you can trust and it is now is a major source of the swine flu vaccine that governments across the world want to impose upon entire populations with the most minimal safety checks. The vaccine is being fast-tracked through the regulatory system with safety trials lasting less than a week. The London Times reported:
'Regulators at the European Medicines Agency said the fast-tracked procedure has involved clinical trials of a "mock-up" vaccine similar to the one that will be used for the biggest mass vaccination programme in generations. It will be introduced into the general population while regulators continue to carry out simultaneous clinical trials.'
There is no need for 'trials' at all, except for public consumption. They already know what is in it and its effect. Baxter said it will be shipping swine flu vaccine worldwide by the end of July and the potential profits are enormous.
I am not saying that people will die in large numbers immediately. This would hardly encourage others to continue to be inoculated. The effects may be immediate in some, probably longer-term in most, to hide the true source of their problem.
What we do know is that we are seeing a long-prepared plan for mass vaccination by people who could not care less about the health of the population. That says everything about the real motivation, but only they know what the effect is designed to be.
Jane Bürgermeister's evidence has been supported by Wayne Madsen, a former US Naval Intelligence officer and now an investigative journalist. He said that a top United Nations scientist concluded that the H1N1 swine flu virus has certain transmission 'vectors' that suggest the new flu strain has been genetically-manufactured as a military biological warfare weapon. The UN expert believed that Ebola, HIV/AIDS, and the current A-H1N1 swine flu virus are all biological warfare agents. Madsen writes:
'Past swine flu outbreaks have been spread from pigs to humans, who then passed the flu on to other humans. However, with A-H1N1, there have been no reported infections of pigs. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), A-H1N1 has gene segments from North American swine, bird and human flu strains and a segment from Eurasian swine flu.'
The Illuminati plan for the world includes a mass cull of the population and the microchipping of every man, woman and child. Microchips would allow everyone to be tracked 24/7, but it goes much further than that.
Computer technology communicating with the chips is planned to manipulate people mentally, emotionally and physically. They could do this en masse or individually through a chip's unique transmitter-receiver signal. Killing someone from a distance would be a synch.
I mention this because, as readers of my books will know, a CIA scientist told me in 1997 that microchips developed in the secret government-military research projects were already small enough to be injected by hypodermic needles in vaccination programmes. With nanotechnology, no-one would know.
The fake swine flu scare of 1976 was a trial-run for what is happening now. These events are planned way in advance and these sick people are extremely thorough in their preparations.
The scare began with the death of an Army recruit at Fort Dix in New Jersey which the government said was caused by 'swine flu'. The recruit was the only death from the virus in 1976, but the government instigated a vaccination programme for all Americans supported by a campaign of outrageous propaganda based, as always, on terrifying people. Click here for an example.
The result was that at least 25 people were killed by the vaccine and hundreds seriously harmed while the Fort Dix recruit was the only death from swine flu - even if the government was telling the truth about the diagnosis. We are now heading for a re-run on a vastly bigger scale.
The British and American governments have ordered enough swine flu vaccine for the entire population and other countries are following suit. Of course, they are; the 'Spider' has demanded it.
It is clear they intend to make vaccination compulsory and threaten parents with losing their children if they refuse to submit to this fascism. Even before that, the pressure on parents to submit to the dictates of the state are going to be considerably increased.
The Rockefeller-dominated Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in the United States have said that children who have never had a flu 'shot' may need to be vaccinated four times in the Autumn - twice for seasonal flu and twice for swine flu. Making up for lost time, eh?
The Rothschild-Rockfeller front-man, Barack Obama, has demanded that his 'health reform' bill is passed into law by August, just ahead of mass vaccination. The bill was approved this week by the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pension Committee and it includes the targeting of parents who do not have their children vaccinated. It authorises the Orwellian 'demonstration program to improve immunization coverage'. The bill says:
'Under this program, CDC will provide grants to states to improve immunization coverage of children, adolescents, and adults through the use of evidence-based interventions. States may use funds to implement interventions that are recommended by the Community Preventive Services Task Force, such as reminders or recalls for patients or providers, or home visits.'
'Interventions'? Home visits? It is one step away from immunising your children by force or having you arrested for refusing to comply. World Health Organisation 'recommendations' are binding on its nearly 200 member countries when a pandemic emergency is declared under the International Health Regulations Act of 2005 and WHO pandemic plan of April this year.
Margaret Chan, the WHO Director General, declared a swine flu pandemic when there wasn't one so these emergency powers would be activated and this lackey of the Rothschild-Rockefeller cabal is going to be recommending compulsory vaccination. The WHO advisory board on vaccination policy includes executives from ... Baxter, Novartis, GSK and Sanofi Pasteur.
This week Margaret 'Be Afraid' Chan warned that a global pandemic of drug-resistant tuberculosis may be imminent with potentially 'catastrophic consequences'. She prattled on ...
'The situation is already alarming, and poised to grow much worse very quickly. This is a situation set to spiral out of control. Call it what you may: a time bomb or a powder keg. Any way you look at it, this is a potentially explosive situation.'
Oh, get a life woman. When will TB 'explode'? As soon as they've circulated it sufficiently, I guess.
What is happening now has been planned for a very long time. Builders have been at work for months in a highly-secretive operation at a council building called Westridge, just down the road from me on the Isle of Wight.
The builders themselves have become very suspicious as one group is given plans for one section of the work and then a totally new group is brought in for the next, and so on. No single group sees the whole picture and now people in unmarked white vans are turning up to complete the job.
I had a look through a window near a fire escape after everyone had left and it is clearly an emergency response centre of some kind. The builders were told they had to finish their work by mid-July without fail and, apparently, something similar is happening all over the country.
If you listen carefully, the dark suits tell you what is going to happen. As I said in a recent newsletter, I kept hearing the mantra from different agencies and countries about the dangers of a massive increase in swine flu in the autumn and that is now their target for mass vaccination to really get moving.
Now I am hearing that the strength of the virus could increase in the same period and it could well be that they are planning to increase the numbers who die from swine flu to generate more panic and demands to be vaccinated.
We should not forget, however, that 'normal flu' kills hundreds of thousands of people a year worldwide. Have no doubt that large numbers of those people will now be officially designated as a death from swine flu, whether they are or not.
It was always going to come to this and aware people need to be strong and come together in collective non-compliance. These crazies want access to our bodies and those of our children for a reason that is nothing whatsoever to do with health.
Most people will line up with their children like good little sheep. They will accept the blatant lies without question and the authorities will use those people to target others who refuse. You will hear nonsense like 'You are putting my children at risk'.
In fact, it is the programmed people who stand in line who are putting all children at risk. The authorities will claim that those who decline are preventing 'herd immunity' when all they have done is withdraw from the herd mentality.
This is a time for like-minded people to come together in mutual support and to prepare a strategy of peaceful non-compliance. There is far more strength in numbers than doing this alone.
We must not succumb to compulsory vaccination, nor pressure from those who lack a mind of their own. If we concede our freedom to stop the state enforcing vaccination upon us and our children, what the hell freedom is left?
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LONG BEACH — English-language learners in California schools showed gains this year, but still fewer than half were ready to join a fluent classroom, according to state test results released Wednesday.
The results of the 2011-2012 California English Language Development Test (CELDT) showed that 39 percent of the 1.2 million English learners tested were eligible to join a fluent classroom, up from 34 percent in the 2010-2011 school year.
Local school districts likewise showed improvement, though some, including Long Beach, still fall below the state average.
State Superintendent Tom Torlakson said the overall results show promising gains.
"We want every English learner to become proficient while making progress in all academic subjects," he said in a statement. "These results are making important strides toward English language fluency, which will help them tremendously as they work toward their educational goals."
The state Department of Education's CELDT is given to English learners in kindergarten through the 12 th grade each year to help determine whether such students are ready to enter a fluent classroom. School districts also take into consideration scores on other state tests, as well as the opinions of teachers and parents, when placing students.
Students in grades two through 12 must score at the early advanced or advanced level to meet the CELDT criteria for English-language proficiency.
The number of English learners scoring at the advanced levels has jumped by more than 9 percent since 2006.
Los Angeles County showed gains this year with 38 percent of students meeting the CELDT criteria, up from 34 percent the previous year. The county tested more than 333,000 students.
The Long Beach Unified School District scored lower than both the state and county with 35 percent of its students who were tested meeting the criteria, up from 30 percent the previous year. The school district tested 16,000 students.
LBUSD spokesman Chris Eftychiou said the school district's criteria for testing and placing students is more rigorous than the minimal state standards, which may account for the lower CELDT scores.
Eftychiou said the more rigorous program is designed to help English learners boost their skills before they transition into fluent classrooms and help with overall academic performance.
"If the LBUSD criteria to redesignate students were lower, these students might have exited (the English learner program) but would then likely struggle as reclassified students," he said.
In ABC Unified, 48 percent of students tested met the CELDT criteria this year, up from 45 percent in 2010-2011.
Bellflower Unified saw some of the highest percentages in the area with 49 percent of its students meeting the criteria, up from 45 percent the previous year.
In Downey Unified, 42 percent of students met the criteria, up from 37 percent. In Norwalk-La Mirada Unified, 42 percent met the criteria, up from 38 percent.
An estimated 44 percent of students met the criteria in Paramount Unified, up from 39 percent the previous year.
California is home to the nation's greatest number of students learning English.
More than 23 percent of students enrolled in California public schools are English learners, and the majority - 71 percent - are enrolled in the elementary grades, according to the state Department of Education. An estimated 83 percent of English learners speak Spanish as a first language.
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The souvenir cowbells in my trashcan rattle every time I hopscotch across my floor to get to my bed or my closet or my bathroom. They are marketing tools from an event I volunteered at in April. I grabbed two because my friend didn't want hers – "They're just going to end up being something else I have to throw away," she said. I knew she was right, but I pretended like I had space.
Now, my desk is covered in lesson plans and notes crisscrossing from 2008 to 2012. I've packed them in boxes labeled with KEEP because they're worth something, whereas the cowbells are worth nothing. I can't keep the cowbells. There's no space or point to them. When has anyone ever needed less cowbell? When did I rewrite that script?
The soles of my shoes are covered in berries that the overzealous sun has forced to ripen before their time. I want to remind them that it's still May, that for everything there is a season –to ripen, to rot, to start all over. But, even nature has rewritten her script, so I shrug and learn to trust the process.
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WASTE plants dealing with Lancashire's rubbish are being penalised after failing to meet recycling targets – just four years into a £2billion deal.
Too much household waste is being sent to landfill, despite the construction of two new state-of-the-art recycling-friendly plants at Farington, near Leyland, and Thornton, at a cost of £283million.
And the combined inefficiencies of the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) scheme has left a near £5million hole in the county council's accounts.
Taxpayers across Lancashire are already paying £400million in interest to Australian contractors Global Renewables Ltd (GRL) over the 25-year lifetime of the £2billion PFI deal.
Waste disposal authorities now face penalties of £150 for every extra tonne, over agreed limits, which goes to landfill instead of being recycled.
County Coun Bill Winlow voiced concerns about the impact of the GRL deal at a cabinet meeting.
"Have we got any idea when we will be back on target with this?" the Preston West member asked.
Jo Turton, county council environment director, said the shortcomings of the PFI deal were 'obviously a huge pressure so it is one of our top priorities'.
"Both the Farington plant and the Thornton plant are not operating as we would want them to," she added.
"We are making significant reductions to our payments because of the lack of performance here.
"There is also the issue of the odour problems with the Farington site."
The rates going to landfill had been around 30 per cent recently, she told councillors, but checks at Thornton showed levels were at 50 per cent.
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Two people, identified by the medical examiner as a man and a woman in their eighties, were killed early Tuesday in a spectacular fire at their north side home, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Firefighters got the call about midnight for heavy smoke in the 2000 block of Basse Road, which is between West and San Pedro.
But District fire Chief Oscar Gonzalez says when they arrived, firefighters discovered a raging fire with flames shooting twenty feet into the air out of one side of the home.
"We had a single story structure that was heavily involved with fire on our arrival," Gonzalez told 1200 WOAI news on the scene. "We were able to make a brief interior attack. But the structure quickly became untenable for us and we had to back out."
Video of the scene shows firefighters putting water onto the flames from the outside, but declining to enter the inferno.
"At this point we are still investigating, but it does appear that we have two victims who are deceased in the structure," Gonzalez said.
Firefighters said there were stacks of 'combustibles' inside the home which made getting into the house difficult, and also made it difficult to fight the fire.
The Medical Examiner could not release the age of the victims, but did confirm they were a man and a woman. They are believed to be husband and wife.
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This is the laser star projector that displayed the crispest, clearest simulation of a night sky and was easiest to operate in side-by-side tests by the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute. Analysts praised this model's lasers for their sharp output of bright, moving green stars that far outshone the hazier output of lesser projectors. Suited for a relaxing evening show at the end of a day or for lulling a child to sleep, the projector creates a mesmerizing personal universe on walls and ceilings. Unlike lesser units with fixed heads, this projector can be precisely angled for maximum cosmic effect. It also projects a swirling blue nebulae which can be adjusted for intensity or shut off, as well as an occasional shooting star. A quiet integral fan prevents overheating during the recommended four-hour run time. For best results, project on white surfaces in pitch darkness. Plugs into AC. 11" H x 10" W x 9" D. (4 lbs.)
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Worked great while it lasted!
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Worked for less than a year before making horrible sounds when you first turn it on.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Beautiful !!
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Have only had this a few days so I cannot comment on the durability of the product, but the display is absolutely gorgeous. Sharp and crisp "stars" with nice motion. The blue cloud "nebula" is a nice touch. Yes, the "stars" are green laser lights, but the use of a green laser is necessary to keep it affordable. No, they are not renditions of the actual constellations, but their movement is mesmerizing. The effect is excellent!
Very pretty!
By Sandy
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We use it to relax.It's very calming.My husband and I both enjoy it!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Nice product, good quality
By SJ
from Boston, MA
The product is easy to use but since there is a laser involved, it needs to be used responsibly. The quality is great. It would be even better if you had more than one "scene". This one has the moving stars and you can add a cloud-like pattern on top of it. Would love to have more add-ons for this to change it up. I gave this to my son for the holidays. He loves it
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I really enjoy the relaxing illision. It is great to simple watch but also have on for a dinner under the stars or anything you wanted to do outside without camping out.There is a bit too much movement but the best I have seen for the price.
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This is the out-of-the-way cat condo that hangs on a door, allowing felines to climb, pounce, and lounge on an unobtrusive apparatus. The unit simply hangs on the top edge of a door and provides five levels that cats access through seven holes located on the front and two sides of the condo. The durable 600-denier polyester fabric holds up to years of clawing and climbing. The corrugated plastic floors provide secure sleeping places for cats and the holes allow pets to quickly come and go or keep a watchful eye on their surroundings. At over 5' long, the cat condo enables up to five cats to exercise their feline propensities at once. 65" L x 23" W x 16" D. (14 1/2 lbs.)
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I was very satisfied with my purchase, it met my expectations overall. Similaly, I would recommend this product to individuals with pet cats that live in particularly an apartment or condos with minimum space for exercise or a way of providing an alternative distraction for your cat, this will certainly keep him/her plesantly occupied.
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great for multiple cats
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easy to put together. cats seem to like it. needs to be on a door that does not move or else it can be noisy.
Noisey play house
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from Arizona
Takes a while for the cats to accept it, I have 5.I store their toys in it. Very good construction but not crazy for the color. It is very noisey when they play in it. It would be better if the flooring were softer or padded with carpeting to reduce noise and cats would spend more time sleeping in it if softer flooring. Fun to watch them when they finally accept it. Best with 3 or more cats. Need room to keep it up all the time as it does take space
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Designed for hanging over standard door, but I am mounting it on a wall, as I would mount a large heavy mirror.
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I have 3 cats that are adults but still small ; they love going from "floor to floor" in the Kitty Condo ! It was pretty easy to hang & is very well made of sturdy fabric , holding up well to their claws (they even climb/jump up on the "roof" !)
A good idea
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from Tucson, AZ
I purchased this to help avoid kitty boredom. One of my two cats got into it, then back out. They sat together on the floor staring at it and looked like they were saying "no, we don't think so". Weird kitties, it's a great product. 4 stars rather then 5 due to their reaction!
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over door cat condo
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I had to return my over the door cat condo because I live in a very small apt. This would be the best condo for cats in a larger house.
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By Edie Sue
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This condo is made strong enough for my over sized cat. I like the fact that it is off the floor and I don't have to move it to vacuum under it.
Great for height cats!!
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My cat absolutely adores the condo. She's constantly playing in and around it. It's safe and sturdy - which was my main concern after experiences with other cat condos. It does have a bit of a plastic smell but that goes away in a few weeks. Great toy! So glad I decided to purchase it!
Absolutely wonderful entertainment
By BonnieBG
from Athens, OH
My two cats (2 and 6 yrs old) are having fun with it. They can get in at the bottom and through a hole on each level - they can get up to the next level. They sometimes chase each other through it and jump out one of the upper holes. They also find it a great place to hide from me! It was a little heavier than I thought but it makes it very secure and solid.
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Legislation which criminalises forced labour and aims to end modern day-slavery was passed in the Dáil but thousands of undocumented workers in Ireland are still left unprotected by a legal loophole in Irish employment law. Della Kilroy reports.
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25th October 2013 02:51 AM #1
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Fundal push
I heard about "fundal push". I am just curious why they were doing it? Is it safe? Will it cause injury or trauma to both the mother and baby?
26th October 2013 01:25 PM #2
Dear Nadinne - the word 'Fundal' refers to the top of the uterus. Pushing on the top of the uterus isn't commended during labour or while giving birth - it could cause trauma to both the mother and baby. Sometimes a midwife may massage the top of the uterus after birth if the women is experiencing too much bleeding.
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Yes, i think so too, but im not so sure. Now i am. Thank you.


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2013 MTV Movie Awards Winners
Break out the popcorn - the golden popcorn that is. This year's MTV Movie Awards, hosted by Rebel Wilson, was as exciting to watch as ever - especially with new categories like "Best Shirtless Moment" and "Best Musical Moment." All this, not to mention performances by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and Selena Gomez! Check who took home the Golden Popcorn this year:
Best Male Performance - Bradley Cooper for Silver Linings Playbook
Best WTF Moment - Jamie Foxx & Samuel L. Jackson for Django Unchained
Best Fight - Marvel's The Avengers
Trailblazer Award - Emma Watson
Best Kiss - Jennifer Lawrence & Bradley Cooper for Silver Linings Playbook
Comedic Genius Award - Will Ferrell
Best Breakthrough Performance - Rebel Wilson for Pitch Perfect
Best Shirtless Performance - Taylor Lautner for Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2
Best Villain - Tom Hiddleston Marvel's The Avengers
Generation Award - Jamie Foxx
Best Musical Moment - Pitch Perfect
Movie of the Year - Marvel's The Avengers
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GSA Welcomes Danielle M. Germain as Chief of Staff
June 9, 2009
Contact: GSA Press Office, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON — The U.S. General Services Administration announced the appointment of Danielle M. Germain as Chief of Staff, effective immediately.
In this role, she will oversee the Office of the Administrator, ensuring effective and efficient staffing of agency programs and projects, guiding the agency's continuity of operations planning and emergency response efforts, and maintaining liaison and facilitating coordination with GSA's 11 regions.
"I am both excited and honored to serve in the Obama administration in this capacity," Germain said. "As the federal government's premier provider of superior goods, services and workspace, GSA is perfectly positioned to help the President advance his recovery agenda. Important work has already begun in critical areas such as modernizing federal buildings, greening the federal fleet, and using technology to strengthen the relationship between Americans and the federal government."
Germain has extensive experience working with organizations in the good government and federal information technology communities. Before joining GSA, she served as Director of the Collaboration Project at the National Academy of Public Administration, a nonprofit, independent organization chartered by Congress to tackle government's most complex management challenges. She led the National Academy's successful White House Recovery dialogue on IT solutions; and the first of its kind national pilot project on citizen engagement sponsored by the Federal CIO Council, Office of Management and Budget and GSA, titled "A National Dialogue on Health IT and Privacy."
Before working at the National Academy, Germain served in management positions at the American Council for Technology/Industry Advisory Council; the Council for Excellence in Government as the Director of Technology Programs; the Information Technology Association of America (now TechAmerica) and IBM's Office of Governmental Programs. Germain also served as a congressional aide to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
A native of Nashua, N.H., Germain earned her master's degree from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in 1998 and a bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke College in 1993.
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Sunday, December 27 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
The Secret Global Empire(s): Russ Baker & John Perkins
U.S. history has seen many presidents elected on a wave of progressive promises, only to see them compromise again and again once in office, caving to the very interests, military and corporate, that they railed against so effectively. Barack Obama is only the latest to get elected on a promise to end a war and take care of working people, only to preside over an administration stacked with Wall Street types and wind up continuing a war he wanted to wind down. Americans voted for change and are getting frustrated with the lack of it, but our guests have both written about the powerful forces holding the status quo in place. John Perkins is the author of Hoodwinked and Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, and has written about how corporations push politicians around and even threaten them with violence. Russ Baker, meanwhile, is the author of Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, the Powerful Forces That Put It in the White House, and What Their Influence Means for America and has written extensively about the military-industrial complex. They argue the only weapon we have is public opinion and public pressure--and we need to bring it to bear not just on the government, but on the corporations.
The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author, who is solely responsible for its content, and do not necessarily reflect those of 911Truth.org. 911Truth.org will not be responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in this article.
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Okay first things first. Firebug this website http://www.locksmith.com/
You will see that they have a script in the head tag. That script is:

They also have a form. That form is:
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When you click the submit button on the form with an input zip code, it takes you to a page where there is a huge DIV block with this script executing inside it:
[i]) before the  tag. But what is that script? And where does it execute document.write commands to write to the page a directory listing?
Found the code that writes to the page. I think. Can someone explain this to me?
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U.S. National Parks > Glacier National Park, MT > Piegan Mountain (GNP) > Climber's Log
Piegan Mountain (GNP) Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|The Levitator
|Piegan Mountain
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2009
|Approached the saddle from Lunch Creek and then climbed up to the summit. Terrible wind just like last year. I only spent a few minutes at the summit and was ready to leave. Climbed with Rebelgrizz and JFK.
|Posted Aug 22, 2009 10:24 pm
|Climbed with G.M.S. Met Buddy Al, on that trip.
|Posted Jul 28, 2009 4:11 pm
|2-3 ascents
|A short approach from a high trailhead makes this an attractive climb.
|Posted Jul 8, 2009 10:47 am
|lunch creek
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2006
|did this in the afternoon as an introduction to Glacier NP. Upper Lunch Creek is very pretty and I nearly ran into a group of Bighorns. Plenty of loose rock to negotiate on the way up to the ridge. Good views from the top
|Posted Apr 29, 2009 12:43 am
|Climbed a few times.
|Posted Apr 27, 2009 9:19 pm
|Lunch Creek
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 1999
|One of my last summits in glacier park in the 1999 season
good fun with a dusting of snow!
|Posted Sep 16, 2008 9:31 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2008
|First summit ever!
|Posted Aug 4, 2008 8:54 pm
|Windy again
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2008
|Windy again on the summit and approach. Same as 2002 climb.
Second time with much better weather. July 25, 2010 with Tim B. and Matt R.
Third time during traverse from Highline Trail to Bishops Cap to Pollock and then Piegan on August 18, 2010.
|Posted Aug 2, 2008 1:53 am
|Climb via Lunch Creek
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2008
|Fun climb, Some snow up lunch creek drainage and in access chute but could be avoided or easily crossed. summited after climbing Pollock. High winds at saddle.
|Posted Jul 30, 2008 2:30 pm
|Fred Spicker
|NW Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 1979
|Climbed the NW Ridge with Bob Stephan from the Pollock / Piegan saddle as the last part of a traverse of Bishops Cap, Pollock & Piegan.
Descended via the SW slopes to Lunch Creek and the road.
|Posted Jul 29, 2008 7:01 pm
|Piegan Mtn
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 1993
|Climbed with OTHG from Lunch Creek
Also climbed 8/11/94 with Vern Ingrahm along with Cataract and Pollock and 7/8/01 with GMS along with Pollock and Bishop's Cap
|Posted Jul 29, 2008 10:37 am
|Lunch Creek
Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2003
|A beautiful wind free mid 70's late summer day. Crowds non-existent. A rare look at all the peaks without snow and the brown tundra surrounding Logan Pass. This made the list as one of my favorite climbs.
Also, made a trip up on 8/1/2004 after a long day on Bearhat the day before.
|Posted Jul 28, 2008 11:33 pm
|Lunch Creek Approach
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2004
|Enjoyable solo climb. Ascended via snow-filled couloir leading off to the right at the top of the large basin which provides entry (and through which Lunch Creek flows) to both Piegan and Pollock. Did the couloir to practice using crampons (which were an absolute necessity on the ice), but it would have been easy enough to avoid the couloir had I so chosen.
Mis-judged my water supply (that is, I drank it all!), and thus descended the SW-facing slope during one of the hottest days of the entire summer with nothing to drink; approximately half way down, just when the heat was becoming quite uncomfortable, I came across a spring flowing out of the mountain. Cold, cold, cold, and the best water I've ever had in my life!
|Posted Jul 28, 2008 12:59 pm


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Nutrition labels are a great tool for comparing the nutritional value of different food products, and – for diabetics – they make managing a diet easier.
Standardized by the Food and Drug Administration in 1994, nutritional labels offer key facts and ingredients on most prepared foods, including breads, cereals, canned and frozen foods, snacks, desserts and drinks. But what should consumers look for when reading a label? And what details can diabetics glean to make their lives easier?
Step 1: Know Where to Look First"The most important information on a food label for people with diabetes are the carbohydrate grams and serving size," says Joanne Larsen, registered dietitian at Dietitian.com. "Diabetic nutrition therapy has guidelines for the amount of carbohydrate recommended to control a person's blood sugar within normal ranges."
Because counting carbohydrates is important in managing diabetes, the ADA recommends looking at the grams of total carbohydrate when reading a nutrition label. Total carbohydrate on the label includes sugar, complex carbohydrate and fiber. Considering just one carbohydrate measure without including the others can lead to inadequate nutritional choices.
Also, bear in mind that sugar-free does not mean carbohydrate-free, advises the ADA. And "no sugar added" foods may still be high in carbohydrate. Always check the label.
Step 2: Count Those CaloriesCalories, too, are listed on a nutrition label. Calories indicate the amount of energy a food provides for your body. Calorie measures are helpful in keeping track of your total caloric consumption so you can make adjustments according to your body's needs. Eating too many calories per day is linked to overweight and obesity, the FDA points out. Your dietitian or diabetes educator can help you determine the right amount of calories per day for you.
Step 3: Factor in FatSeveral types of fat are broken down on a nutritional label: total fat, saturated fat, transfat, and cholesterol. Eat these nutrients in moderation, the FDA says. Although they are a necessary part of a balanced diet, most people get adequate amounts of them.
"Avoid foods with more than 10% saturated fat or more than 0 grams transfat to limit your risk of heart disease," Larsen recommends,
Step 4: Assess the SodiumSodium, or salt, is an important nutrient, but most Americans get more than enough in their daily diets. According to the ADA, sodium does not affect blood glucose levels, but the average adult should aim for less than 2,400 milligrams of sodium per day.
Step 5: Figure in FiberFiber is an essential element in a healthy diet.
"Choose whole grains to get more fiber because fiber helps lower blood glucose," Larsen says. "Choose foods that have at least 2 grams of fiber per serving so you eat around 25 grams of fiber each day."
Overall, food nutrition labels are useful tools in maintaining a healthy diet, but the information provided doesn't necessarily cover everything.


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They will use the prestigious grants to support international study, research, and teaching.
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Political science analyzes the political world, and students prepare for work in a wide array of careers as well as rich, productive lives as citizens. You structure a major marked by breadth and depth, and you complement it with courses from across the curriculum. Yet you move well beyond the classroom, with internships, research projects, and off-campus study. Majors look forward to careers in many different fields – like politics and policy (both domestic and international), law, journalism, business and teaching – or graduate study in a variety of disciplines.


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You too can pretend you're there with this awesome video I found on Youtube... Thank you Youtube.
26 comments
- Leslie Dow said...
I was just thinking about this event as well!! I looked to see when there was one out here in my area this last week and I had missed it by a few weeks! So fun!
- March 24, 2012 at 7:15 AM
- Shane said...
Wow oh wow does this look AMAZING! I've never seen anything like it, so I too am jealous :)
- March 24, 2012 at 7:23 AM
- brooke field said...
Always wanted to go!
- March 24, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Jessie said...
I got goose bumps watching this video! That looks like SUCH a good time... so much love too!
- March 24, 2012 at 7:41 AM
- Vic said...
This looks like SUCH an awesome event! I wish we had one over here, I'd be there for sure!
- March 24, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- Alyx said...
I've always wanted to go to this - it looks like so much fun!!!
- March 24, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- Marianne Gernigon said...
It's really colorful even teeth have taken a hit! it must have been really nice, too bad this kind of event does not happen to France :/
Anyway your photos are really nice ;)
- March 24, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- Ben & Cassie said...
I went my freshman year here, and had the time of my life, I havent able to get back though since! Facebook is going to be blowing up haha
- March 24, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- Nicole said...
I'm doing the Color Run here in Portland - which is pretty similar to this :) I can't WAIT!
- March 24, 2012 at 10:53 AM
- Cassie @ Live.Laugh.L0ve. said...
Oh my gosh - I wish I was there!!
- March 24, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- Sandy a la Mode said...
never heard of that, but it looks soo fun!!
- March 24, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- Drama Queen said...
- March 24, 2012 at 12:34 PM
- Elisha(: said...
Awesome!!!! :D
- March 24, 2012 at 1:15 PM
- Alynne Leigh said...
THIS looks awesome!
I was looking into something along these lines. Have you ever heard of the Color Run?!
- March 24, 2012 at 2:19 PM
- indie by heart said...
OOH my looks great ! Too bad you missed it this year.. Wow should I organize something like this here, hehe ^^
- Indie by Heart
Ps. My birthday Giveaway :)
- March 24, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- Jessah @ Dreaming of Dimples said...
Wish I was going to be there too! How fun. Doing a mug swap if you'd like to join. ;)
- March 24, 2012 at 3:34 PM
- lalavcott said...
Blah, I missed it too because of dance! So depressing!
- March 24, 2012 at 4:45 PM
- Katherine said...
Wow, that looks like so much fun!
- March 24, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- Kelley Spurlock said...
Why did you have to post this? It makes my pile of homework look even more evil and looming!! I'm so sad we couldn't go this year, but I will frolic at this festival in the near future!
- March 24, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Morgan said...
maybe there will be a Color Run near you
kinda the same idea.
- March 25, 2012 at 9:50 AM
- Madeline Grace said...
This looks so awesome! One day I'll go!
- March 25, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- Rolled Up Pretty said...
I debated going to this but then decided it probably wasn't best for me and the baby! I have never gone but every year it looks like a blast! :)
- March 26, 2012 at 4:12 PM
- Annie said...
This looks like SO.MUCH.FUN! Love the pics :)
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- March 27, 2012 at 3:54 AM
- Ashley said...
How fun is that! I would love to participate in that some day.
- March 27, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- Ashley said...
How fun is that! I would love to participate in that some day.
- March 27, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- Rachel Elizabeth said...
This looks amazing! I would love to do this some day.
- April 6, 2012 at 1:10 PM


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Rollins was on the 2009 team that lost in the semi-finals to Japan. It's expected that Rollins will be the starting shortstop on this year's team. Former Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino, who was also on the 2009 team, is again on the roster and will likely be playing a bench role for Team USA.
Two other players - Ryan Braun and David Wright - also played on the 2009 team and are back for a second go-round in 2013. The team will be managed by Joe Torre, whose coaches include former Phillies manager Larry Bowa and former Phillies outfielder Dale Murphy. Bowa will be Torre's bench coach, while Murphy will coach first base.
One other player on the team was a member of the Phillies minor league organization in the past. Ryan Vogelsong, who pitched at Triple-A Lehigh Valley in 2010 is one of the starters.
To help avoid injuries, there are pitch count limitations in place. Starters can throw only 65 pitches in the first round, 80 in round two and 95 in the semi-finals and finals and must have four days off if they throw over 50 pitches. Relievers are allowed to pitch back-to-back days, but only if they did not throw 30 or more pitches in the first game. They are also required to have at least one day off if they are used in back-to-back games, regardless of how many pitches they throw.
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The use of segmental retaining walls (SRW) on large commercial and transportation projects has declined along with the slowing economy. Many producers are hoping to see larger highway projects coming soon.
This may occur, as the states begin to dispense funds from the Simulus Bill passed in February. Highways and bridges account for $27.5 billion of the spending. This measure is "the largest increase in funding of our nation's roads, bridges, and mass transit systems since the creation of the national highway system in the 1950s," the Obama administration says.
One reason for this cautious optimism in SRW construction is that many block system licensees are introducing new systems design engineers will find competitive versus other soil retention and slope protection systems. One of these new systems is Pedallion LC, which was introduced to a national audience at the ICON Expo in February.
Pedallion is an up-and-coming segmental retaining wall block manufacturer in American Fork, Utah. The small company aspires to compete against the biggest names in retaining wall block with what it says are significant design advantages in its new product.
Each Pedallion stone measures 32x16 inches, and provides 3.5 square feet of coverage. With a thin, 3-inch face, the 95-pound stones are light enough to be placed by hand, allowing for quicker installation and lower shipping costs. Pedallion was recently shipped from Utah to a job in New York and was still cost-competitive, according to sales manager Stephen Mateer.
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