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Heritage Assessment Essay
Heritage Assessment
Cultural diversities have facilitated challenges within health care. To educate our patients there must be recognition of traditional heritage practices. The Heritage Assessment Tool has been devised to discover cultural characteristics of individuals and families along with communities. This tool allows one to understand and respect the role of cultural awareness in health and illness. There is a framework for evaluation of physical, mental and spiritual values and beliefs in which outlines health maintenance, protection, and restoration. The difference in values and beliefs has a huge impact on the way people live their lives in all cultures. "Cultural differences affect patients' attitudes about medical care and their ability to understand, manage, and cope with the course of an illness, the meaning of a diagnosis, and the consequences of medical treatment." (Euromed Info, n.d., para. 9).
By examining three different cultures and know how their heritage affects the way they look at healthcare, it allows a person to realize there are so many different heritages and beliefs within the United States that everyone should be accepting of. First, the Liberian culture as stated by Raymond Gwenigale perceives themselves as being in pretty good shape overall and nobody smokes. This culture works very hard, especially in the fields and that helps to keep them in shape, and their diet is quite healthy with eating many fruits and vegetables along with rice as being the main staple. Liberians believe in both indigenous medicine such as witchcraft and medicine men, but also believe in western medicine. They do not use western medicine to prevent sickness and death and do not go to the doctor unless they are very sick. This culture uses a lot of witchcraft to prevent sickness and death. For example, many Liberians believe that the witches are evil and prefer boys.
So moms pierce the ears of baby boys, or braid their hair because they try to make them look like baby girls so the witches don't take them. Many Liberians also wear amulets on their bodies to ward off spirits. They also put wooden bracelets on baby's feet to ward off illness so if the child is going to die, you can grab the bracelet and pull the baby back into this world. Liberians do not wear seatbelts or bike helmets so when there are money bus accidents, they are usually pretty bad. Money busses are the public busses which are pick-up trucks with benches in the back. Some of them are covered and some are not. There are usually 14 people in one of these money busses, catching a ride to the market. When there is an accident many people are injured quite badly. The cities and towns have plumbing but the rural villages in Liberia do not.
One thing they do to help protect their health is to make sure that people are going to the bathroom in designated spots so it does not get in with their food and water supply. Another belief Liberians have is that men do not have intercourse with women that are breastfeeding. They say that this spoils the milk. For Liberians, babies must to be able to eat other food before another baby comes along. Having babies too soon together would mean there was not enough milk to feed them all. This is considered spoiling the milk supply for the current baby if a woman becomes pregnant. Also, in Liberia the water is not good in villages. Everyone must boil it to get the bacteria out and not everyone does that so it is quite bad to use formula because babies get sick from it as it is mixed with bad water. Therefore breastfeeding is a great way to keep the babies healthy.
Raymond stated that Liberians combine Western and indigenous health care systems pretty easily. They call Western medicine Qui Medicine. They usually try traditional medicine before western medicine, so frequently their disease has spread or become very bad when they go into the clinic or hospital. Most Liberians have no problem believing in both biological and supernatural causes for their diseases. They say that their disease is caused by something biological, but at the same time they ask "Why did this happen to me?" They then attribute this to something like witchcraft, the breeze, a dream they had, the cold, or the evil intentions and thoughts of other people. When they are sick they will frequently say someone cursed or witched them. As part of the healing process they spend a lot of time trying to figure out who did this to them and much energy is spent hearing witchcraft stories.
In the Liberian culture many times people will be in the hospital getting treated by Western medicine and also having witch doctors visit them to do chalk rubbings. They really use both simultaneously because they believe in both. The second culture to elaborate on is the Irish culture in which Stephen Kane was interviewed. Northern Ireland is Protestant and Catholic. The Catholics are pretty strict about things like birth control and abortion is illegal in Ireland even for medically indicated reasons. In this culture it is considered to be doing heavy physical exercise by running once every few months versus on a daily or weekly basis like in the United States. They do wear seatbelts and helmets, but do not have a great diet due to drinking and smoking. Because smoking is more acceptable in the European culture than in the United States, the Irish do smoke much more. A staple to eat is fish and chips which is just deep fried fish and french fries.
There is a national health care program in Ireland which is so different than the healthcare in the United States. Resources are more limited in Northern Ireland and are a little more rationed out. Everyone that needs care gets care. In Ireland they do not stress out about medical bills and nobody goes bankrupt or loses a home because of an accident. In this culture they also are more likely to get help earlier on because they can afford it as it is part of a national program. One thing the Irish are bad about doing is following doctor's orders. In this culture, people stop doing what their doctors tell them to do once they start feeling better, which is not a good practice as they are not allowing their bodies to fully become healthy again. Lastly, the Hmong culture is generally quite healthy. Sonja Her states that their diets are based largely on soups, vegetables, rice and noodles. Also, many people in this community are gardeners. They tend to have big gardens and grow their own foods to sell at the farmer's markets. This also allows for more exercise and healthy food.
The majority of Hmong people are either Shaman or Christian. Most families have someone that know how to use herbs to keep healthy and many make different teas or ointments from herbs they buy at the Hmong markets or grow in their gardens. Families also try to take care of basic aches and pain, colds, flu and things like arthritis at home. By trying to treat these types of things at home, many Hmong woman do spooning or rubbing an area of skin vigorously with a spoon. They also do cupping, which is applying negative suction pressure on the skin with a cup. Most Hmong people follow all the major rules in the Unites States concerning helmets and seat belts. They also highly believe in amulets and protections strings which are red necklaces with silver and brass, white cloths with red or white strings on the neck, wrists or arms. This culture believes these accessories carry a power and will protect them.
Like most Americans, Hmong believe that illnesses are caused by things like diseases, accidents, environment and hereditary factors. They also believe that the soul can cause some illnesses which is believed more so by the older generation. They feel that when a person becomes sick it is because they upset the spirits making them wander away from the body. They feel they become sick at this moment because the spirits are unable to find their way back to the body. Sometimes it's an injury that causes the spirit to leave, or feeling sad, lonely or afraid. They also believe people can get sick after a frightening event and the spirit might leave out of fear. The newer generation of Hmong does utilize the tradition of using the herbs, tea, cupping and spooning but generally prefer to see their doctor for any illnesses so they are able to be treated appropriately and quickly.
By examining the differences of these three cultures, it is very apparent that each of them are quite different but this writer did find some similarities with each of them. We all continue to stay in close contact with relatives even though they do not live in close proximity. We all attended public school, celebrate religious holidays, and prepare foods from our ethnic backgrounds. When comparing their health traditions to this writer's, it seems as though we all will see a doctor for our health care but generally do not go in until it is absolutely necessary.
"Culture is shaped by values, beliefs, norms, and practices that are shared by members of the same cultural group and cultural values are unique, individual expressions of a particular culture that have been accepted as appropriate over time" (Edelman & Mandle, 2010, p. 33) With this said, it is so incredibly important to be non-stereotypical so it is easier to be accepting of other cultures and truly have the opportunity to appreciate how they live by their traditions.
Edelman, C. L., & Mandle, C. L. (2010). Health Promotion Throughout the Lifespan (7th ed.). [Evolve]. Retrieved from http://pageburstls.elsevier.com/#/books/9780323056625/pages/49129901 How culture influences health beliefs. (n.d.). Retrieved from: http://www.euromedinfo.eu/how-culture-influences-health-beliefs.html/
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After my first wonderful experience at My little Spanish Tapas, I was elated to be invited back to My little Spanish Place at Boat Quay to try some of their signature dishes. Something unique about My little Spanish Place at Boat Quay is besides bringing authentic Spanish food to the river bank, there are 5 Jamon Iberico legs that are cured between 18 months to 5 years. Although the slicing of these beautiful dark red meat marbled with veins of fats is a delicate job that required a lot of skills, thanks to Chef Edward we have our chance to have a hand at it. It was rather fun but I guess it is best to leave such skilled task to the expert.
As the Jamon Iberico leg aged, the complexity of the ham flavour increased. A blend of saltiness and sweetness as the fats started to melt away in the mouth without leaving any gamy aftertaste. This is best to be paired with some sangria or wine. To a spanish, no meal is complete without a sangria or a glass of wine. Thus a wide selection of wine is available here. We like how refreshing the specially concocted sangria were! Give me more please! =PThe traditional pastoral dish, Migas ($8 per serving) was done with a twist here. Instead of using overnight breadcrumbs, homemade croutons was in place to give the dish more textural bite. Spotted with it was chorizo, tomatoes, red pepper, and crispy Serrano ham topped with a soft boiled egg. Mixed well and viola, you will get a well balanced and flavourful starter.
With food cost and labour cost getting higher, there are many restaurants that opt for ready made ingredients instead of making things from scratch. It is good to know that the buitfarra sausages for Tabla de Salchicas Artesanales ($21) is homemade on a weekly basis! I like the lovely aroma from the assorted herbs. Such a pity that due to Singapore's regulation, the blood sausages have to be imported instead of making in-house. If not, I am sure that MLSP would make awesome blood sausage too (the current version of the blood sausage is good but I think the homemade buitfarra sausage is better). Not to miss the Sobrasada which is served in the 'tarrina' (terrine) version. Spread over toasted bread, it is very well received by everyone around the table.Gambas al Ajillo ($16) aka Garlic Prawns was another highlight of the night. My photography skills definitely did no justice to this dish. The prawns were perfectly cooked in a dish of boiling olive oil with garlic and chili pepper and served with slices of bread at the sides. Simplicity at its best. When Tortilla de Patata con Alioli (4 pcs -$8) is served, I could smell whiff of the eggy aroma and I have started to salivate. I like the soft and fluffy innards of the egg potato omelette. It is like the kind of comfort food that any egg lover would crave for.
Another dish that was well loved by the peeps around the table was this Secreto Iberico ($28). The butcher's cut (between the shoulder blade and loin) of Iberico pork, which is first sliced and seared, then smoked à la minute with applewood and presented with a glass cloche at the table. Marinated with thyme and garlic, the hearty slices of Iberico pork are served with grilled piquillo pepper and Patata Fritas.
I always have a soft spot for anything crispy and savoury. The rendition of these flatbread has left me craving for more. Coca de Pimientos Anchoas ($16) which is a flatbread toast served with caramelized onions, roasted peppers, anchovies, and Manchego cheese. The ingredients are cohensive and complemented each other. The addition of wild rockets and drizzle of homemade balsamic vinegar reduction gave the dish a lovely sweet and nutty finish.
The other dish that is not to be missed is Pulpo de la Casa ($36 per 100gm). The specially imported octopus from Atlantic Ocean was first beaten hard to tenderise it. It was then cooked in an aromatic water made of garlic, smoked paprika and bay leaves. Lastly it was grilled and seasoned with pimenton, sea salt and olive oil. This resulted in a beautiful plate of soft and tender octopus legs with natural sweetness that was wiped clean in no time!
I have often heard that it is not easy to find a well executed Paella. Fideuà Verde ($38 for small, $66 for large) was MLSP take on paella using short noodles instead of Bomba rice. The short noodle was cooked in a broth made of fish bone and shells with a special spinach based herb blend before tossing them into the oven to have that beautiful noodle standing crust. By this time, we were all very full to the beam yet this is a dish that we can't help to go for another serving. The dish was simply packed with umami and the generous serving of seafood made it simply worth all the calories intake!
Like I always said what is life without dessert? MLSP certainly serves dessert that is worth us keeping a "separated stomach". We ended the night with Leche Merengada con PX ($12), a meringue milk ice-cream with Pedro Ximenez dessert wine. On a separate occasion, I have went back for the Churro con chocolate ($14) which stole my heart! The deep fried crenellated choux pastry were homemade and sprinkled generously with coarse sugar. The crispy exterior with fluffy soft interior feel nothing like a pre-made and fried upon order churro. The whole churro experience was elavated by the the citrusy vanilla ice cream made in house. For churros lovers, do check out the list of 10 best churros available in Singapore.
Nested in Boat Quay which is quite infamous for being a tourist trap for expensive and sub-standard food, My Little Spanish Place stands up as one that serves quality food with a great variety of wine. Do check up them out if you are in for some spanish cuisine.
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Blahages, that's why i set up my own proxy server....and for games i have my own ftp server i'll download 'em from : P
Yep. That's why I periodically monitor our proxy logs to find out if anyone is accessing a remote proxy, and bypassing our filters. If they are, There goes their internet.
Most proxies I've seen have tell-tale indications that they are proxies, like a certain string of "random" characters after the URL, or, the word proxy in them, or even the address of the site you're accessing (Like, For Example, Myspace.com) in them.
It also helps that I periodically watch the student's screens remotely, so I can actually witness them doing it.
And, if they WERE able to get around everything, and bypass everything unbeknown to me, and I completely miss it, then kudos to you.
We also block EXE and ZIP Files, among others. Granted, you COULD easily change the extension, and download the files, but if I decided to be a complete control freak, I COULD block downloading every file extension, I COULD block your Home IP Address entirely from the District Machines, I COULD restrict you to ONLY "www.something.com," for example, I COULD completely disable your internet in it's entirety, I COULD completely disable your account to even log into the machine, I COULD write some login scripts to screw with you, I COULD sit remotely from my laptop and screw with you, by executing random programs, scripts, mess with your keyboard/mouse remotely, ETC, Etc.
And, I COULD make it so you're not even allowed to touch a district machine, period.
I'm usually pretty lenient, though. MOST online games, I don't care about, TOO much. Educational Games, I ignore, normal Flash games, I sometimes ignore, depending on my mood, sometimes I block the site, and refresh your webpage, and you get a forbidden, and sometimes I leave you alone. If you're trying to access Myspace, which I completely despise, (Which means you have to be using a proxy, as it's blocked) then I WILL shut your internet off, and I will add that site to the block list. Or, if you're abusing some company's tech support online, like a couple students were doing with Alienware's last year, I'll, first block the live support, as you shouldn't need that at school in the first place, then I will turn your internet off, and report you, if I'm in the mood.
If you're playing some random Game, like Quake, or BF2, like I've seen some do on school time, when they shouldn't be, SOMETIMES, I'll turn your machine off. Sometimes, I'll just mess the game up a little, and sometimes I'll just do things to annoy the crap out of you.
As far as I see it, you sign an Acceptable Use Policy at the beginning of every School Year. You sign it, you're allowed to use the district machines. Which, means, you're supposed to abide by the rules set in the AUP. Which, means no games, no bypassing filters, etc. Now, depending on my mood (once again) I may choose to leave you alone, or I may choose to mess with you. As far as I'm concerned, if you're breeching the AUP you signed, I'm entitled to mess with you, and annoy the crap out of you, or do whatever it is I feel "necessary to prevent you from doing whatever it was you were doing in the future." And, until I'm told that I can't screw with people like that, I'll continue it.
It makes my job all the more interesting. Right now, student's don't have to worry about it, as I don't have much free time. Things are pretty hectic the first few weeks of school. I did most of the work this summer myself, which included completely installing and setting up 330+ new machines (Three Elementaries, and one Alternative High School), removing the old machines that were replaced by the new ones (To be recycled), blowing out all machines in the High School and Middle School (Machines are only two years old) with a reverse vacuum, as they were really dusty, resetting those machines up, and reinstalling all the software on all the machines, as we do a complete reimage of 98% of the Machines every summer (And Periodic Updates during the School Year) to keep everything as close to up-to-date as humanly possible, and functioning as well as possible.
Right now, I have Approx. 80 IT Requests that have been submitted in the past few days, that I have to get around to, various teachers wanting printers installed, software installed, computers moved, need to know how to do something, etc. But, when that slows down, I'll have time to get into the "screwing with the students" thing again.
End of last School year, I had about 85% of at least one Computer Class without Internet, because they had all been caught doing stuff they weren't supposed to.
I welcome you to try to get past me. If you can, Kudos. If you can't, and I find out, sucks to be you. It's all how you want to look at it. I'd welcome students to get past my watch. If they can, I'd like to know how, so I can do better. And, depending on what it was, I might not do anything to them if they showed me. Actually, if it's just a loophole they got around, and they personally showed me, I wouldn't do anything. I'd be happy to know it. But, if I catch them doing it, without me knowing, that's a different story.
You were forgetting that, if someone wanted to know, they COULD fairly easily watch what you were doing, see you're accessing proxy sites (Even on your Own Server) and playing games.
And, also, if you REALLY know what you're doing, you can completely bypass all of the things we have set up where I work. Like, my laptop is set up so it's completely unlogged, with unrestricted internet, and nobody there can tell what I'm doing, unless they're physically standing behind me watching. And, actually, it's quite easy to do if you know what you're doing, and you know how our network is set up.
I'm not a total prick, I just love to have some fun with the stuff. My Network Admins in my HS were completely incompetent. We were running Windows 2000, with, I believe "Surf Guard" or whatever it is called installed on the machines. Basically, all their security was workstation centered. You use their workstation, you're restricted.
However, you bring in your own computer (Laptop, of course) and plug into any network drop in a room (All were on, in the entire building) you'd get Full, unrestricted Internet Access, unfiltered, via DHCP. You'd also get access to all the printers in the district, unrestricted, and many other things. I once showed my friend how to send a message across the network, and he stupidly set the message "asdtkjsl" or something similar to all the district machines. The point is, you could do things easily, without a problem. Heck, you could even bring in an XP or Linux Live CD/DVD and boot their machine off it, and have unrestricted internet. It was all software restrictions.
We had Wireless too. I don't know if anyone fiddled around with that or not, as it wasn't needed, there were so many drops that were available. We don't use Wireless where I work now, my boss will not have it installed.
The Network Admin in my school didn't even know anyone was accessing anything with their laptops until someone (Idiot) went up to him and asked him for the WEP Key, and he wouldn't give it to him. And, then he asked why not and said that everyone had been accessing the wired network anyway for a while.
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Day 57: Cape Alava
I walked 29626 steps on the trail today.
I traveled about 11 miles today.
9/15/17 We did it! We're camping at the end of the trail tonight with a huge fog bank rolling in from the ocean.
We've been waking to an alarm every morning so we can hike early in the cooler temps. Today we slept in for the first time in trail because we have to wait for the tide to go out to cross a headland a couple miles north. We started hiking around 10am with our first task to take an overland trail above the headland right by our campsite. After that was 3 miles of easy beach before the next headland. Here, we ran into a couple guys that were camping and drinking so we chatted with them and waited awhile for the tide. Actually, we mostly listened as they rambled on.
The second day hiking on the coast was much like the first - some rocky, some sandy, some slippery - all of it wonderful. We got to climb a couple overland trails and even squeeze through some holes through the rock cliffs. The weather was perfect and we had no problem finding water from small streams falling down the cliffs along the way.
On one remote beach, we found a full grown seal that could barely move - pretty sad but nothing we could do. At another spot, near the end of our hike, there was a black bear on the beach! So, we saw a bear at the very start of our trek and at the very end. We were really hoping to get to use our bear spray that we carried all this way but no luck.
The strangest coincidence also happened today. We were hiking along and someone came hiking down the beach toward us. As he got closer, we saw it was a NPS ranger so we waved and said hello. He said 'Didn't I see you by Cameron Pass?' It was the same ranger that checked on us when we were recovering from the storm up in the Olympics a week ago. Ranger Dave Turner - a great NPS guy!
Tomorrow, we hike 4 miles out to Ozette to get picked up before the rain hits.
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Day 56: The Coast
I walked 55555 steps on the trail today.
I traveled about 25 miles today.
9/14/17 We were up before the sun for a 16 mile roadwalk to Rialto beach from Forks. It was a very cold morning with fog so we just bundled up and walked. Josh got a coastal camping permit vis his phone at 8am and we continued walking.
Close to the ocean, we saw a seal in the river then 6 otters. Then, we got our first real look at the ocean. At Rialto beach, we took a break to dry the tent, fill up all our water containers, and use the restroom. We couldn't stay long though because along the coast there are many headlands that stick out and are impossible to pass except when the tide is out. So, we had about 4 hours to get around a handful of these before the tide rose and cut us off.
We hiked down a very nice, very crowded sand beach for a couple miles. It eventually turned into rocks, then slippery rock, then a variety of surfaces. Our progress wasn't too fast and the tide was coming in. On one beach, I saw a sea lion ahead of us and he dashed for the water when he finally noticed us. He barked at us as we walked past.
Our final headland had seawater crashing up on it when we reached it so we could not walk around. Fortunately, this was one that had an overland option. A rope hanging down a fairly steep path up and over the headland to the beach on the other side. It worked out great.
When we dropped to the beach, I saw a little white seal laying high on the sand not looking very good. After some deliberation, we wound up coaxing him towards the water since he would not let us get too close to him. We left him close to the water with hopes that he makes it, but I don't know.
The rock formations in the ocean, the driftwood, the cliffs and forest, everything about this day on the coast has been amazing. We are alone at a remote campsite right on the beach with the surf pounding, the sea breeze blowing, and the sun slowly setting. If there is a green flash at sunset, I wouldn't be surprised.
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Day 55: Forks
I walked 50320 steps on the trail today.
I traveled about 20 miles today.
9/13/17 Being in the Bogachiel River valley this morning, we had no big climbs or descents all day! The trail was much nicer than yesterday and we made good time through the rain forest. After 10 miles, we hit road and had another 10 miles into the town of Forks. Completely unaware of some twilight thing going on this week, we found out all the motels are full. The campground shown on our hike app doesn't exist so we were getting a little desperate when we saw a placard on the sidewalk saying the Last Chance campground was now open with an arrow pointing down a side street. A mile later, we met Virginia and Charlie that run the place. It's a very nice open field laid out with picnic tables, fire rings, and flat spots for tents or vehicles.
I've been searching for Sasquatch this entire trip. I found some signs along the way but today I got a picture of a real Sasquatch house. What do you think? >br>While restng at the.Bogachiel park, Bernie, Becky, and Hank drove up and stopped to get water. Becky is driving her van named Bernie on an adventure around the country and her big dog Hank is riding along.
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Day 54: Mountains to Valleys
I walked 53855 steps on the trail today.
I traveled about 22 miles today.
9/12/17 What a wonderful hike through all the environments on the Olympic Peninsula today. Our day began way up on Bogachiel Peak with a beautiful sunrise over mountain peaks iced with glaciers. Two deer ran through our campsite to see us off. As we descended down the mountains to the Bogachiel River, forests encroached over our path, blocking the sun but giving us our last chance to sample huckleberries and enjoy the fresh smell of pine warming to the day. Our long day ended in the thick, green, moist rainforest down in the valley. The trail down here is simply awful but that's all I have to say about that.
While pushing through overgrown trail vegetation in the afternoon, we came upon three PNT thru hikers - Ozark, Lushy, and ??? - resting, eating, and waiting for a friend named McFly who was behind us on the trail. These guys are nearing the end of their long walk also. After a nice chat, we continued on.
We made it to our destination camp with lots of time left in the day so we hiked on another few miles to make tomorrow a bit shorter. We're along a river all alone it's been a good day!
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Looking for festival hair styles that tick both the pretty and the practical box? Sounds fairly easy, doesn't it? However, you'd be surprised how many hairstyles can fail the test of a summertime music festival!
But don't worry, if you haven't found your go-to 'do yet, as the All Things Hair team have put together a list of fabulous styling ideas for you to try at your next summertime gig. So, whether you're going to Glastonbury or V Festival, scroll down to get inspired and #discoveryourstyle!
Fab festival hair ideas to try now!
Add a little sparkle
Summertime is fun and we think your festival look should be the same! And the easiest way to add a touch of cheeky charm to your go-to hairstyle, is by adding a healthy dose of sparkle and glitter.
This is a hair trend that we first saw on the Ashish spring/summer 2016 catwalks, gaining momentum just in time for the party season and continuing as a festival favourite ever since. The best part is that you don't have to be a hair whizz to nail this look, because it'll dress-up even the simplest of hairstyles!
Just mist the VO5 Classic Styling Mega Hold Gel Spray to the areas that you want to add glitter to and then sprinkle or use a small makeup brush to apply your favourite glitter combinations!
Get retro inspiration
Yes, that's right: it's time to search the hair archives for festival style inspiration! Whether you love the '70s or the '90s, there are lots of cool, vintage-inspired hairstyles that you can rock at a festival today.
The '90s are our favourite decade to draw inspiration from, being an era well-known for its love of dance and rave culture (which make the perfect vibe for summertime festivals!). With that in mind, why not try out these easy-to-do space buns?
Super cute and funky, these retro festival hair updos are also great for hiding day 2 (or, ahem day 3) hair. Before styling, just spritz your strands with the VO5 Refresh Me Quick Dry Shampoo, to quickly revive your tresses, and leave them feeling and looking fresh.
Weave beautiful braids
Beautiful braids are the epitome of easy festival hair, probably because they're a pretty and practical way of keeping your tresses out of your face while you dance, sing and party the day away! We suggest opting for either cornrows or boxer braids, because they'll stay perfectly in place no matter how much you move around or sweat.
Editor's tip: Ladies with fine hair, try spraying your strands with the VO5 Give Me Texture Dry Texturising Spray before you start weaving your plait. This will give your locks a little texture and grip.
Then party-proof your look with the VO5 Classic Styling Ultimate Hold Hairspray, which will help your tresses to stay put for longer. And don't forget to add some glitz in the form of glitter, so you can tick 2 trends with one hairstyle!
Upside down braided ponytail
Perfect for girls with pretty, pastel-coloured or highlighted hair, this upside down braided ponytail is the perfect festival hairstyle if you want to keep eyes peeled on the front and back. (Just note that you have to be a pretty good plaiter to execute this upside down 'do.)
To get the look, tip your head upside down and divide your hair into 3 equal sections. Clip 2 sections out of the way for now. Begin Dutch braiding the first section of hair, starting with the strands near your neck and working backwards.
Once you reach the top of your crown, secure your braid for now with a hairband. Now repeat the process on the other 2 sections of hair that you clipped away earlier. Once all 3 sections of hair have been Dutch-braided, remove the hairbands and gather all 3 braids together to form a ponytail.
To finish, spray some VO5 Classic Styling Ultimate Hold Hairspray over the braided section of hair to help banish any pesky flyaways. And there you have it: a fabulous festival hair updo that boasts drama all the way around!
Pull-through crown
If you're after a look that'll really wow your festival-going friends, then why not style your hair into this stunning pull-through crown?
The intricate details, plus enchanting twists and turns, make for a beautiful fairytale-inspired 'do. And while it may look delicate, trust us when we say that it'll stay in place all day (and all night!) long.
Boho-chic chignon
Want to show off your inner bohemian goddess? All you need to do is pair a simple braid with an effortless-looking low bun or chignon and you'll be on your way to fabulously romantic, festival hair in no time.
To complete the look, remember to throw on your favourite bohemian-inspired top that'll make even Vanessa Hudgens and Kate Bosworth proud.
Zig-zag parted space buns
Not all festival hair ideas need to be intricate. For an easy-to-achieve look that's totally out of this world, turn to these zig-zag parted space buns!
To create this look, take a tail comb, and with the pointed side, create a zig-zag parting starting from the top of your head, down to your neck. You should be left with hair divided into 2 equal sections.
Working on one side of your hair at a time, gather the hair into a neat high ponytail. Turn your ponytails into space buns by wrapping the tail around the base of the pony, before securing with bobby pins.
Finish with a spritz of VO5 Classic Styling Ultimate Hold Hairspray to help set your buns in place all day!
Big, messy bun
Festival updos always wow the crowd – and right now we're crushing on this big, messy bun. The reason we love it so much is because it doesn't have to look neat and polished, so you can literally style it with your eyes closed!
To get the look, gather your hair into a low ponytail and place it through a large hair donut. Then wrap your hair around the hair donut in small sections until it's completely concealed and you've formed a bun.
Use your fingers to carefully flatten it and gently pull out a few strands to achieve a more casual-looking, messy bun. Apply a patterned headband or scarf around your head – this should sit approximately 3 inches from the front of your hairline. Now, which way to Little Mix?
Oversized fishtail braid
While a traditional fishtail braid can be worn for almost any occasion, an oversized fishtail braid is the perfect plait for festival season. And why not try adding a few bright hair colours to your braid for a truly free-spirited vibe!
All you have to do is weave a fishtail plait (you can learn how with our step-by-step guide, here) and sprinkle some Toni&Guy Casual Rough Texturiser onto your fishtail braid before pancaking it. To pancake, gently tug the hair to make it appear looser and larger.
Half-up, half-down hairstyles are totally in right now, so why not combine them with a French braid for your festival weekend? And seeing as all the drama of this hairstyle is in the back, you won't need a mirror to see what you're doing!
Simply start by creating a neat centre parting. Then, working on the left section of your hair, French braid your strands until you reach just past your ear. From here, stop French braiding and, instead, carry on creating a standard plait until you reach the end. Secure with an elastic band.
Repeat this process on the right section of your hair and finish with a spritz of VO5 Classic Styling Ultimate Hold Hairspray to help hold your fabulous French braids all day long!
Meet-in-the-middle plait
For a simple, yet festival-appropriate hairstyle, opt for the meet-in-the-middle plait. Trust us, this such an easy festival hair look to achieve that you can even do it standing in the mud while listening to Rihanna.
Just take a 2-inch wide section of hair from just behind one of your temples and plait it following the traditional 3-strand method. Stop plaiting this section when you reach halfway down your hair. Then secure with a clear elastic hairband.
Repeat on the other side of your head and secure. Then pull each plait back until they meet in the middle of the back of your head. Secure them both together with another clear elastic hairband – and you're done!
Soft waves
Let's be honest: wavy hair is so boho chic, meaning there's no better time than a festival to rock soft waves. Yet we know that lugging a curling wand around with you isn't really an option when camping out – but luckily you don't need one to get festival-ready waves!
To get the look, simply style your hair into 3 plaits the night before you arrive at the festival. Before going to bed, lightly mist your plaits with some water to dampen them slightly, then go to sleep dreaming of your festival-worthy hair!
In the morning, undo your plaits to reveal a gorgeous wavy mane. Clip back a small section of hair from either side of your face with bobby pins and finish with a spritz of the TIGI Bed Head Masterpiece Shine Spray, to give your waves hold and a glossy sheen.
Don't worry naturalistas, we haven't forgotten about you! Breanna (AKA MiniMarley12) has put a together an edit of 4 pretty and practical festival hairstyles for natural hair, perfect for the season and beyond. Read on to see the different 'dos in action!
Festival hairstyles for natural hair to try now
The floral headband.
Start with a middle parting and section 1-2 inches of hair at the front, using clips to hold them in place – this will make it easier to position your headband.
Put your floral band over your head and slip it behind your 2 front sections of hair. Unclip the front sections and gently twist the hair, pinning it back to conceal the headband. And you're done!
Breanna's tip: If you have lots of hair, cut the elasticated part of your floral accessory and pin the headband in place instead.
The summer crown.
Use bobby pins to secure the hair in place. Repeat this process on the other side. Now, take your floral elasticated headband and place it on the crown of your head.
Adjust into place if you need to and there you have it: a fabulous festival look for natural hair that you can rock at The Secret Garden Party or Glasto!
Festival ponytail.
Fluff your ponytail for volume and finish with a floral or decorative elasticated headband around your head. See? Easy-peasy festival hair updos do exist!
The floral alternative.
So, if you're not into florals, this look is a great alternative: you just need to purchase a jewellery-like hair accessory with hair combs attached on either end (readily available at many stores!).
To create this edgier alternative, pull your hair into a super high ponytail and secure with a hair band. At the back of your head, beneath the base of your ponytail, slot in your hair accessory using the attached combs, so that the embellishment hangs down at the back of hair. Elegant and easy? It's a win-win!
Tip: Can't find a chain hair accessory like Breanna's? Don't stress. Why not create your own with costume jewellery and two bobby pins? Just thread a bobby pin though the last loops of a necklace or bracelet and then attach it to your hair.
Found a few styles to try your hand at this festival season? Great! And just in case you're super pushed for time, take a look around our Easy and Quick Hairstyles page, for loads of looks you can create in a matter of minutes.


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If you get lazy, and decide to take it easy during practice, coaches will take notice. Push yourself, work hard, and you'll improve as a player. It's important to find a position that you really like to play, not just settle for what you're good at. Over the long haul, you'll have a better athletic career. Students must meet specific eligibility requirements each year to participate in Cleveland Community College uniforms. Beyond consideration for United Tribes Technical College cheerleading squad, you may think about Palo Alto College online short courses for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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Illustrated by Alice Bush
The first book of what was to become Buckinghams series.
2nd imp 1959.
3rd imp 1964: as first but front board blank; no maps; frontispiece same as first but reproduced in b/w; d/w rear lists other four in series with reviews; cp 12/6
Other Editions:
Children's Book Club 1951:
hardback with dustwrapper; slim book; green boards, gold lettering on spine; 223pp; no maps; colour frontispiece and all b/w illustrations; dustwrapper illustration not credited; cp 2/6.
[For extra information on this edition, thanks to Steven Handy]
Scottie 1956:
small paperback, 160x110mm; 221pp; number J41; all twelve of the original b/w illustrations by Alice Bush; cover picture, signed bottom left Marc Stone. The signature is only visible on one of the three copies I have - in the case of the other two it has been removed in the final trimming of the book during production.
The picture is of Charles Renislau climbing from the window with Juliet and Simon waiting below; cp 'two shillings'.
Armada 1968:
cover Peter Archer; 159pp; 6 illustrations by Alice Bush; C211; cp 2/6.
reissued 1976 with new cover as C1123: no maps; 6 of original illustrations;
cover by Gordon King; 159pp; cp 40p.
Collins 1971: revised; dark blue boards, gold lettering on spine; 135x205mm;
160pp; no illustrations; no maps; d/w front colour picture of boy on rope, others below;
spine picture of car; cp (1.50 on label, printed price clipped)
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One of my students is getting ready for his final year of High School here in Guangzhou, and like most Chinese youth his age, he loves three things: Basketball, Video Games, and Eminem. Also, like most youth his age, he knows only that which he has been permitted to know.
We had a two hour class this morning and the theme was Global Issues. I decided to show him the Kony 2012 video and one thing led to another. Soon we started talking about whether the Chinese population could ever exert the same kind of pressure on its government, as the Americans had with theirs (in the documentary).
Naturally, this led me to ask him what he knew about the most famous Chinese example of this, the Tiananmen Square Massacre. His friend had told him a little about it, but he hadn't seen, read, or heard much about it at all. Since I have a VPN (Virtual Private Network) I am able to access the internet as if I was somewhere outside China and was able to show him these two videos:
We watched the videos and had an interesting conversation. He told me the official reason given for State censorship is that it is intended to ensure a "Harmonious Society". He also told me that anyone born after 1990 would probably have no idea that anything had ever happened at Tiananmen Square at all. He went on to say that parents usually didn't discuss it with their children, and students certainly didn't learn about it in school.
All I can say is that sharing this piece of history with him was a powerful experience, akin to sharing images of the holocaust with a German teenager who had never learned about it, or showing a documentary of the "Rape of Nanjing" to a Japanese student whose government still refuses to acknowledge any wrong doing.
In many ways, this is an example of why we should travel…and maybe even why we must travel. Because, despite all of the pressures, barriers, impediments, and limitations that governments, and institutions, may try to put on us, or place in our way, the power of human connection undoubtedly trumps them all.
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness." – Mark Twain


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Hamptons Style in the Midwest
The REstyleSOURCE team is always blown away by the projects we feature here on the site, but even still, it's not every day that we're ready to pack our bags and move into one of our featured homes–that is, until a project like this comes along! We'd move into this cozy, Hamptons-inspired cottage by Nancy Erb of Pearson & Company in an instant if we could. Nancy's airy, coastal style (nearly all of which was sourced from her store) helped to revitalize what was once a rather dated 1980s construction into this current-yet-timeless incarnation. We're especially loving the kitchen, dining & sunroom (with additional casual dining) areas highlighted here, and their family-friendly approach to design. Some of Nancy's favorites include the LEE slipcovered dining chairs–elegant and classic, yet practical enough for when grandchildren come to visit, since they're washable–and some well-chosen antiques and vintage reproductions that hold up beautifully to life's wear & tear. If you're crushing on this space as much as we are, read on for more design notes from Nancy, and our REstyle picks so that you can 'get this look' from a store hear you. And watch this space for even more from Nancy's lovely remodel, coming soon!
Photos c/o Sarah Stewart & Mandy McGregor
Designer Notes – Save or Replace?
Nancy says, "There were a few challenges along the way–one issue was deciding whether or not to tear the kitchen cabinets out and start over. Because the cabinets were in such good shape, we opted to have them professionally painted. We happen to have an excellent painter that knew how to put a skim coat onto oak, removing any trace of wood grain. That made all the difference. Now, down the road I plan to gut the kitchen and opt for a European style: no upper cabinets, large furniture style island, professional range, and we may remove a wall or two. I'll keep you posted!"
Photos c/o Sarah Stewart & Mandy McGregor
"My goal was to have a mix of styles from the Hamptons & Napa Valley farmhouse all the way to Belgium."
Photos c/o Sarah Stewart & Mandy McGregor
"I love the look of white furnishings & slipcovered pieces…so crisp & casual!"
Photos c/o Sarah Stewart & Mandy McGregor
"I love, love, love my old English farm table that I purchased from FOUND by domestic bliss several years ago! I try to buy found, or reproduction vintage pieces every chance I get. Another thing not to worry about–after all, the more 'dinged-up' the piece gets, the better!"
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A grotesque vegetable, psychedelic rock is rarely served on its own. But just a smidgen lends weight to pop, color to blues, brains to country, and space to dance music. Modey Lemon is that unusual band that takes it straight. On The Curious City, the Pittsburgh trio's second album, fun-house mayhem rules. Overtones of progenitors like Alice Cooper and Jefferson Airplane are updated with punkier guitars and the odd dancey touch. Tempos snap from thundering groove to hypnotic march under rapt accounts of time travel, suspicious family men, weird berries, and a female lumberjack who "takes a sleepy axe to my skull." For the unaccustomed palate, singer Phil Boyd is a relief, narrating with little enough vocal affectation to keep things from veering around the bend from coherence. Nevertheless, Modey Lemon makes perhaps the most concentrated psych since Primus.
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When our Chimp Corp Elly Kyeyune asked the army fighter if he is doing okay after being knocked out by Golola on Saturday, Tugume said: "I am in good health condition and I didn't have to go to the health personnel to be fine, only that the umpire stopped me but I was ready to continue with the fight."
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Nicholas Summerton
Patient-Centred Diagnosis.
Radcliffe: Oxford. 2006 PB, 152 pages, £21.95, 1 84619 055 X.
The book is well written: even the more technical sections explaining what obstacles researchers meet and how they tackle them are expressed in a straightforward language that a nonresearcher like me is able, on the whole, to understand and sympathise with. Occasionally, informality slips into lack of precision but, in general, the style is clear, flowing and engaging.
My reservations are an indication of the extent to which the book made me think. Take the title. I guess Dr Summerton had problems with it because his definition is more than 70 words and, even then, confines itself to 'the context of a known abnormality', whereas a lot of primary care concerns symptoms which may not signify any abnormality: the topic of medically unexplained symptoms is given only two pages in the whole book. Elsewhere Dr Summerton writes that: 'Patient-centred diagnosis should be based on the best available scientific evidence … clinical experience is also a critical component …'. Compare this with the Cochrane website: 'The practice of evidence based medicine means integrating individual clinical expertise with the best available external clinical evidence from systematic research'.1 Dr Summerton's diagnoses might be patient-specific but they do not have the patient-centred 'shared understanding' important to McWhinney.2
Let us look at some examples from the book. For cranial arteritis likelihood ratios for clinical features and ESR relate to the outcome not of blindness, which would be patient centred, but of abnormal histology. Presumably the patient-centred outcome has not been researched, but this is not acknowledged or discussed. For migraine Dr Summerton refers to McWhinney's suggestion that the name matters less than whether or not the condition is sumatriptan-sensitive — diagnosis as 'management naming' rather than 'disease naming'3 — but again this idea is not developed. Elsewhere Dr Summerton writes: 'obviously, it is always necessary to exclude organic disease when presented with a symptom of possible organic significance, such as unexplained weight loss, chest pain or palpitations'. I think being patient centred means that it is often unnecessary — and inappropriate — to do this. So a lot of the book, despite its title, has a rather biomechanical approach.
My other main reservation is that I am not sure where to start the proposed Bayesian journeys or whether I like the routes. Take cranial arteritis and migraine again. We are given the population prevalence of cranial arteritis and the prior probability of migraine in patients presenting to primary care clinicians with new onset headache. These are based on different denominators. Furthermore, negative likelihood ratios for a specific diagnosis, such as cranial arteritis, may help me reassure the patient but reassurance about cranial arteritis is of little value if the patient turns out to have migraine or trigeminal neuralgia. Likelihood ratios for 'persisting and disabling' or 'needing referral' might well be more useful: they would lead to the higher posterior probabilities in primary care that Dr Summerton hopes for. I would have liked some discussion of this, especially in the sections advising how to judge the validity of research results and where research needs to be directed in the future.
In the meantime I have learned some useful things. I had already come across the distinction between (volunteered) symptoms and (elicited) semeions.4 Dr Summerton introduces me to another useful distinction: iatrotropic symptoms are those 'that cause a patient to consult' and non-iatrotropic symptoms 'those that are elicited during the course of the medical interview'. Surely they will have different likelihood ratios and I now have words — however awkward — to use when discussing this notion with checklist-laden medical students and junior doctors.
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"Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you." Thomas Jefferson
Analysis Paralysis is something we all suffer from time to time. Often it seems to arrive at the worst possible time. You waste so much time over analyzing a situation and by the time you decide to act the opportunity has passed you by and you are left with regrets of what could have been.
Ok maybe a bit deep for a real estate article, but I have seen many, many people over the past few years put themselves through a lot of emotional angst and cost themselves a lot of time and money by being trapped in a state of analysis paralysis over their next real estate move. Now I'm not suggesting you jump without any thought involved and do everything on a whim. However at some point we all need to decide if we are going to act and if so then act.
After 15 years in real estate I have seen this happen to both buyers and sellers. From sellers trapped in analysis paralysis you normally hear: should I sell now or do you think the home values will go up in the next few weeks, months or years? Usually sellers will fixcate on one aspect of selling a home (their financial gain) and not consider the other reasons they would decide to sell now or sell later. Typically we can work through this by reviewing their other reasons for selling and seeing what a change up or down to the market would do to them and work to a decision from there.
When it comes to buyers suffering analysis paralysis they will look at everything that comes on the market and they finally find one they like but then they think I like it but what if another one, a better one in my favorite tract comes on the market in a week and now I've already have an accepted offer on this one. Maybe I should wait just a bit longer just in case. Besides prices may come down and I'd be able to buy more home for the same money. As you can see buyers are much more all over the map than sellers when they get caught in Analysis Paralysis. For sellers it is typically a financial matter, for buyers it becomes a lot more so working buyers through this process is a lot more difficult and time consuming and at the end of the day some will never be able to really make a decision which really is their decision.
Though I completely understand the importance and magnitude a real estate transaction has on the life of a client at some point you have to move forward because the what if's and unknowns will always be there but much more painful are the regrets if you don't act.
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New data has revealed the huge cost of Malcolm Turnbull's Gonski cuts to South Australian schools with the hardest hit missing out on over $1 million in urgently needed funding.
Those cuts to resources will have the greatest impact on the most disadvantaged schools. They mean fewer extra programs and less in-class support for students who need it.
The Federal Government has released a funding calculator, which shows how much it claims individual schools are likely to receive under its proposed new funding model for 2018.
These figures cannot be relied upon, and actually help to highlight the huge gap between Turnbull's plan and the six-year Gonski agreement with South Australia.
Under the Turnbull plan South Australian schools will lose a combined $265 million in 2018 and 2019 alone, out of a total of $335 million in federal funding contained in the SA Gonski agreement.
So what do these cuts mean for your school?
Check out this table to see how much your school will miss out on if the SA Gonski agreement is not honoured in full.
It's no wonder state governments want the Federal Government to honour the full six years of the Gonski agreements.
Here's some examples that show how much Malcolm Turnbull's plan would cost some of the hardest hit public high schools in South Australia in 2018 and 2019 alone.
Gawler & District B-12 School: $1,160,138
Marryatville High School: $1,231,003
Mount Gambier High School: $966,934
Murray Bridge High School: $1,095,016
Norwood Morialta High School: $1,510,094
Roma Mitchell Secondary College: $1,234,956
These are big differences and they represent real programs that will be lost, or won't be able to be extended to cover all students who need them.
SA schools like Paralowie R-12 School and Craigmore High School are already delivering improved results for students using their Gonski funding, but now face the prospect of losing over $800,000 in funding.
Despite claims that Malcolm Turnbull's funding model will crack down on overfunded schools, the plan will still deliver funding increases to some of SA's wealthiest private schools in 2018.
These schools include: St.Peter's ($271,800), Seymour College ($148,000), Pembroke Girls ($274,500) Pulteney Grammer ($192,400) Westminster School ($309,800)
In some cases these schools would get a bigger funding increase under Malcolm Turnbull than SA's high need public schools.
But this isn't an anomaly – it's what happens when you move away from needs-based funding, and the recommendations of the Gonski Review.
Under Malcolm Turnbull's plan, just over half of the extra federal funding over the next ten years will go to private schools. Compare that to the Gonski Agreements which would see 80 per cent of extra funding go to public schools, because they have the greatest need.
The Federal Government's favouring of private schools means 84% of public schools won't reach the Schooling Resource Standard by 2027. That means many schools will never get the resources they need for their students.
The Weatherill Government has been a strong supporter of needs-based Gonski funding, and has always been committed to honouring its share of the Gonski Agreement right through to 2019.
We need Premier Jay Weatherill and Education Minister Susan Close to keep up the fight, right through to June's COAG meeting.
We can't let Malcolm Turnbull get away with cuts to Gonski which will end needs-based funding and hit disadvantaged SA schools the hardest.


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VT Shakedown at Katy's Great Food
A VT Shakedown performance will take place at Katy's Great Food, 118 Main St. Putney on Friday, Jan. 29 at 8:30 p.m.
VT Shakedown draws their inspiration from the Afrobeat, funk and West African traditions: a tight rhythm section interacting with rippin' horn solos, polyrhythms laced among political lyrics, groovy repeating bass and guitar lines underneath funked up drums. VT Shakedown is a "mini" version of the local ten piece Afrobeat dance band, Alafia, with originals and covers from Fela Kuti, Sly and James Brown, among others. Get ready to feel the vibe, let it down and shake with bliss.
"VT Shakedown" is made up of Anders Burrows (trumpet and vocals – of Aura Shards fame);Wendell Rheinheimer (guitar – original Shokazoba member);Jim Heffron (bari and tenor – VJC jazz meister); Josh Francis (drums – funk, world, electronic groove dude); and Jay Cook (bass, vocals, keys – of Jazzberry Jam, World Way, and The Band of Love)
For more information about VT Shakedown, visit www.facebook.com/vtshakedown. There is a $5 cover.
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Signed Waterford Twp. Syrian Refugee Resolution 10/24/16
Guide: Shariah vs. The Constutution
'We Have Found The Enemy, He Is Us' by James Fuscaldo - posted 8/13/16
Carlos the "jackal" wrote this in his book. "The only thing that will defeat the United States is an alliance between Islamic Supremacism and socialism". Are we there yet? To understand how the jackals of Islamic Supremacism have infiltrated the White House and our government read, Sharia, The Threat to America,published by the Center for Security Policy. The Members of Team B II that participated in the analysis are an elite roster of security, military, political and legal experts.
In the Executive Summary the team concluded this: "We must no longer allow those who mean to destroy our society by sabotaging it from within to camouflage themselves as " moderate". The definition of moderation needs to be reset, to bore in the sharia fault- line". They also state, "the subversion campaign know as civilization jihad" (stealth jihad) must not be confused with, or tolerated as, a constitutionally protected form of religious practice...it seeks to supplant our Constitution with its own totalitarian framework".
Lastly, they conclude that many in this country, particularly in the government, academia and the media elites (MSM), have shown themselves susceptible to the Muslim Brotherhood's strategy for waging sabotage against the United States in order to destroy " its miserable house... by their own hand" (Explanatory Memorandum: On the Strategic Goal for the Group (Muslim Brotherhood) in the United States). The Muslim Brotherhood is enabling sharia's spread by enforcing a tolerance of that doctrine (sharia) under the rubric of freedom of religion and diversity, instead of recognizing it for the seditious and anti-constitutional agenda it openly espouses.
The attached video needs to be shared and viewed by every Christian church, Jewish Synagogue, civic and political organization. More importantly it must be showed in every school's social studies and/or government class. (Not likely but hope springs eternal provided we have educators and not facilitators in our schools).
In closing I would like to share a comment made on a prominent talk radio show by a gentleman who identified himself as a 78 year old beneficiary of the "greatest generation". He said as a young boy he watched his father and uncles volunteer to defeat the totalitarian regimes of Nazism, Italian Fascism and Japanese Imperialism. Many who served were young men in their late teens and early twenties. Today, this class of youth are more interested in chasing Pokémon than defending freedom, more interested in seeking sanctuaries from micro aggression than dealing with reality, more interested in knowing what the government will do for them than what they MUST do for themselves. For those of us who are old enough to recall the POGO cartoon, "we have found the enemy, he is us". Prescient? Just asking?
Stop Lone Wolf Terrorism by Ending Muslim immigration - posted 8/3/16
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