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Hill-Murray to add 6th-grade program next fall
Competition for students among area private schools has just gotten a little tougher.
Hill-Murray School, located on Larpenteur Avenue in Maplewood, announced this November it will be adding sixth grade starting in the 2014-2015 school year. The Catholic-affiliated school has offered grades seventh-12th since the late 1980s.
In a letter sent to students' families this fall, president Susan Paul explains the addition was something the Hill-Murray board of trustees "wrestled" with for a number of years.
"After much study and conversation, the Board...has unanimously approved a change in our school's structure and offerings," she wrote in a letter dated Nov. 23, 2013.
The change allows Hill-Murray to be in closer alignment with most public middle-school configurations and promotes Catholic faith-based learning in the east metro area, Paul said.
In fact, keeping students enrolled in Catholic education is one of Hill-Murray's aims by adding the additional grade, she noted.
Goal: keep students in Catholic education
Sheri Lunn, Hill-Murray communications and marketing director, said the most important reason for the addition is to keep students enrolled in the Catholic-school network.
"We believe Catholic education is best for children," Lunn said. "We don't want them to leave for public schools."
Students at Hill-Murray generally hail from surrounding cities like Maplewood, Oakdale and St. Paul, Lunn said, with quite a few coming from western Wisconsin as well.
Large class sizes at public schools, sometimes upwards of 30 students, can lead some parents to look for other options, Lunn stated.
"As public schools see an increase in enrollment and they're overcrowded, parents will look for alternatives. We're trying to make that easier for them. [Adding the grade] was something we had considered for a long time. We feel really good about this," she added.
"We're thrilled."
St. Jude is closing its middle school
One of the factors behind Hill-Murray's decision to offer sixth grade was the announcement this fall that St. Jude of the Lake Catholic School in Mahtomedi would be closing its middle school for the 2014-15 school year due to declining enrollment.
The Rev. Cory Rohlfing recently sent a letter to families explaining the decision. "Effective in the fall 2014 we will discontinue our middle school to focus all of our resources and energy on our highly differentiated K-5 IB program," he wrote.
Rohlfing continues on to encourage parents to look into Hill-Murray as an alternate junior high option.
"With a complete middle school in place, Hill-Murray will provide St. Jude students with a pathway to continued Catholic education from kindergarten through eighth grade," he wrote.
Hill-Murray School also scheduled a special informational open house for parents of St. Jude students on Wednesday, Jan. 15, in addition to its regular open house Jan. 13.
St. Peter's in North St. Paul not concerned
Other private Catholic schools in the area, most of which offer kindergarten through eighth grade, are aware of Hill-Murray's addition, and say they support it.
St. Peter Catholic School, located at 2620 N. Margaret St. in North St. Paul, is home to just over 230 students between kindergarten and eighth grade.
Principal Alison Frank says although enrollment declined during the recession, numbers are stabilizing and she expects most of St. Peter's fifth-graders will stay at the school for sixth grade despite Hill-Murray's addition.
"We're not expecting a huge shift," she said. "Right now we have a few families that choose to go to Hill-Murray in seventh grade, but the majority of our students don't make that choice."
School officials aren't sure what kind of enrollment demand they will receive, but Lunn says no matter the number of applicants, Hill-Murray is prepared to accommodate the new class.
"We've got room," she said. "It's just a matter of figuring out where it's best to put them."
The school currently houses a little over 700 students and enrollment is increasing. Students' lockers are arranged by grade level, and Lunn said the younger sixth-grade students would benefit from being similarly grouped in a "safe, comfortable" space.
Staff is currently working on creating a curriculum for the new grade, as well as making arrangements for new opportunities with athletics, music and theater.
Hill-Murray is also implementing a new tiered middle-school tuition plan starting next year, in which sixth grade costs $6,500, seventh grade will be $8,500 and eighth grade will be $10,500. The cost for grades nine-12 is $12,630.
Lunn explained that the lower tuition is designed to help families "transition" into paying for a Hill-Murray education. "It's a big drop in tuition to ease people in."
Principal David Meyer said the extra year at Hill-Murray will help students get ready for the rigorous high school curriculum.
"We're excited to offer a full middle-school program," he said. "Adding sixth grade allows us one more year to prepare students for the rigors of our high school program.''
For more information about Hill-Murray School, visit www.hill-murray.org.
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My personal philosophy when it comes to cooking is to remember that, at the base level, cooking is just regulating the amount of heat and moisture applied/maintained in food over time (flavoring is a whole other ballgame, but that's for another post). It is for this reason that I often tell new Kitchenworks staff members, when considering the relative quality of comparable products, to imagine the kitchen as a tropical jungle. A quality product is the one that is able to perform well through wide variances in heat and humidity.
What does this have to do with Food Processors?
We don't carry many electronic kitchen appliances at our Chapel Hill location. This is for two reasons: we have a very small retail space and humidity wreaks havoc on electronic parts, including motors, circuit boards, and computer chips (which have become as ubiquitous in kitchen appliances as they have in cars) It is for this reason that most kitchen appliances only have a 3 year warranty which, in our opinion, is just not worth the price.
Cuisinart Food Processors have always been the exception to this rule, which is why they are one of the few electronic appliances we carry.
What makes Cuisinart Food Processors different?
The most significant design aspect of a Cuisinart Food Processor is that it is simple to operate. Their Pro Classic line (ie: their consistent models, not the special editions), have only three settings: on, off and pulse. The absence of a computer chip makes the machine much less susceptible to changes in heat and humidity (not to mention user error).
The most significant engineering aspect is that the motors are self-contained. Other than the fans used to cool them, the motor parts are contained within a water tight plastic shell. This prevents the parts from rusting or accumulating debris, which degrades the lubrication needed to keep everything moving.
Fun fact: Steve Jobs used the Cuisinart Food Processor design as inspiration for his 1977 Apple II computer.
But are they still that good?
Yes...and no...
Like any longstanding multinational brand, the Cuisinart company has gone through myriad changes in the 40+ years since Carl Sontheimer hacked his Robot Coupe and Julia Child convinced Americans to try it out. And, as has been the fate of many American-owned companies, the quality of their products took a significant dive around 1992 when they moved manufacturing to China (machines had previously been manufactured in France and Japan).
Consumers across the world lament the post-1992 Cuisinart Food Processors as weaker than their predecessors, which is a true and valid critique. The motors are lighter, which means the parts are moving more and creating more friction. Friction = heat. The faster a machine produces heat, the harder it has to work to continue to perform at that intensity. Therefore, the new models must perform at a lower intensity than the older models in order to prevent overheating.
However, many home cooks are still using French and Japanese built motors and Cuisinart is still manufacturing replacement parts for those machines (which we'll cover in another post). You can purchase functioning, used, pre-1992 motors online (Ebay has tons) and, if you're willing to do a little searching (ahem...not too far), refurbish your own machine for about the same price as a new one. Customers call us daily wondering if its really worth it to replace their parts or if they should just buy a whole new machine. The answer comes down to the frequency of use - if your Cuisinart is an essential tool in your kitchen arsenal, then its worth it to keep the old motor and replace the parts. You will notice the difference in quality.
So if they're not the best, why do you still sell them?
Though we love working with professional chefs and restauranteurs, our primary mission is to provide quality tools for the home cook. That includes carrying products that the average American can afford. Cuisinart Food Processors are still the best bang for your buck. Most home cooks only use their processor for large meals and events, so it may not make sense for them to pay over $400 for an appliance they only intend to use a few times a year. For the price range ($50 - $250), Cuisinart Food Processors are still the highest quality food processor brand on the market today.
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(Apr. 4, 1940, ch. 75, § 2, 54 Stat. 81; Pub. L. 89–554, § 8(a), Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 632, 650.)
Section was formerly classified to section 450d of this title prior to editorial reclassification and renumbering as this section, and to section 516b of Title 5 prior to the general revision and enactment of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, by Pub. L. 89–554, § 1, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 378.
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There's no maybe about it: Carly Rae Jepsen is willing to take a stand for something she believes in.
The 27-year-old "Kiss" singer has backed out of being one of the headliners for the Boy Scouts of America's National Scouting Jamboree in West Virginia in July. The reason? She can't support a group with an anti-gay agenda.
The national organization has a ban on gay members.
"As an artist who believes in equality for all people, I will not be participating in the Boy Scouts of America Jamboree this summer," she said via Twitter. "I always have and will continue to support the LGBT community on a global level … and stay informed on the ever changing landscape in the ongoing battle for gay rights in this country and across the globe."
The other headliner for the event, Train, announced Monday that they were not yet dropping off the bill for the annual event, but that they would if the ban isn't overturned at a meeting to vote on the matter in May.
"Train strongly opposes any kind of policy that questions the equality of any American citizen," the band said in a statement. "We have always seen the BSA as a great and noble organization. We look forward to participating in the Jamboree this summer, as long as they make the right decision before then."
GLAAD member and Eagle Scout Derek Nance launched a petition on Change.org urging Jepsen and Train to back out of the concert only four days ago. It gathered more than 62,000 signatures.
"After serving 10 years as a Boy Scout camp leader, I decided I couldn't lie about who I was any longer and came out as gay," Nance wrote in the petition. "Now, because of the Boy Scouts of America's hurtful anti-gay policy I'm no longer allowed to be part of an organization that has been an instrumental part of my life … I came out as gay because I realized the best way to help end this dangerous policy is to stand up, speak out, and tell the organization I love to do the right thing."
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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
Based on user reports it seems that the popular BitTorrent client uTorrent in its latest version also installs a crypto mining software that uses the processing power of the computer it is running on to mine crypto currencies. The latest update version 3.4.2 of the uTorrent apparently installs a CPU miner from Epic Scale without asking or telling the user and this is the actual problem. If during the installation the user was asked if he wanted to install the software and warned what it is going to be doing using computer resources. When a crypto mining software gets installed without a user consent it is never a good thing and the people behind the software BitTorrent client apparently learned this the hard way as the news broke out.
You can still download and install the version 3.4.2 of uTorrent by BitTorrent from the official website, but it is no longer offered as an update if you are running an older version of the software as it was a bit earlier today. Also it seems that uTorrent has taken down their official forums as they were cited as a source for users complaining about the issue with the crypto mining software. In the end it does not matter how well the company handles the issue, it is already too late and many users of their software will no doubt switch to other alternative solutions.


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Jesse Eisenberg brauchte ein neues Website Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 12 Designs von 6 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
I own the domain July4thShirts.com. This site is not yet live. I would like a homepage designed. I have provided clear-cut directions in the job description. Please read on...
Thank you for taking interest in my contest. Below is a brief synopsis of my business:
My name is Jesse Eisenberg and I am a Search Engine Marketing Professional residing in New York City. I own hundreds of domain names for very niche clothing items. My goal is to put 20-25 of these sites live by the end of the year. The design of this first site, July4thShirts.com will very likely serve as the template of all future sites designed. The winner of this contest will have a great opportunity to receive consistent work from me.
-I would like the layout and size of layers on this site to be similar to that of 99Designs.com's Designer Tedimaci's design for MarketingMore. Please do not duplicate the colors as a July 4th themed site should be more focussed on red, white, and blue.
-Header & Navigation bar: July4thShirts.com Logo. (I do NOT need separate .psd files for logo and homepage. Please make logo similar to that created by EvilEyeStudio in the first entry to this contest).
Navigation Buttons: Men's July 4th Shirts, Women's July 4th Shirts, Children & Baby July 4th Shirts, Contact July4thShirts.com, July4thShirts.com Site Map, Cool July 4th Links.
Below the header/navigation bar will be the main focal layer of the site. The left-half of this layer should read: Let us help you celebrate the Fourth Of July with... (list: More Styles! Low Prices! Fast Shipping!). The right half of this main focal point will be a photo. Please use photo of a family or a female wearing relative clothing.
-Below the main focal point I would like another layer, left-shifted taking up about 75% of the width of the screen. Text should read "Save On July 4th T-Shirts For The Whole Family!". Below that text should be 3 images and text above each of the 3 images reading: Men's 4th Of July T-Shirts, Women's 4th Of July T-Shirts, Children & Babies 4th Of July T-Shirts. If you can find relative photos to put in the respective image boxes, that would be great.
-To the right of that box, taking up the other 25% width will be a small box targeting those looking for Wholesale prices. Text should read: Wholesale & Group Prices - Looking for quantity? Check out our wholesale prices! Minimum Order 12 pieces. You may variate sizes.
-Directly under the "Save On July 4th Shirts For The Whole Family" box, please place another box of similar size. Should be approx. 75% width of the page. The subtitle of this section will read: "Our Mission...". You can fill in the text with whatever you would like for now.
-Please place another box right under the "Wholesale Prices" section. The subtitle for this section will be "More July 4th Clothing": Please put two image boxes. Over 1 of them put "July 4th Hats", and Over the other one please put "July 4th Sweatshirts"
That's all! Please feel free to be creative and put your own touch on the instructions listed above. I will check several times daily to give feedback.
Thanks and Good Luck,
P.S. If you do HTML Coding/Programming or if you have SEO experience, please message me and let me know.
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Unless you are living under a rock, then you probably already know about the biggest news story of the year. On Wednesday afternoon Copertino time, Apple announced that Steve Jobs had stepped down from his position as CEO of the company. He was immediately elected the Chairman of the Board, and remains an employee of Apple. Many news outlets, both in and out of the world of technology, immediately began speculating about the future of Apple.
There is no reason to ignore what Jobs did at Apple. He almost single handedly saved the company from certain doom in the late 90s. Many believed that Apple has never going to come back from their product failures in the early part of that decade, but he introduced a series of products that changes technology as we know it. Through it all, however, he has had one man by his side: Tim Cook.
The other side of Apple's announcement on Wednesday was the naming of their new CEO. That person is former COO Tim Cook, who was hand picked by Jobs to take the reins following his departure. Cook, who first joined Apple as a senior VP following Jobs' return to the company in 1998, has acted as the head of the company across all of Jobs' lengthy medical leaves in the past.
I know that many people are questioning why Jobs picked this former IBM and Compaq guy as his successor. They have wondered why the new CEO isn't Johnny Ives, the Senior VP of Industrial Design, or Scott Forstall, the Senior VP of iOS Software. That reason is simple, when you think about it. Steve wanted it to be Cook.


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Watch Leave No Trace (2018) : Full Movie Online A father and daughter live a perfect but mysterious existence in Forest Park, a beautiful nature reserve near Portland, Oregon, rarely making contact with the world. But when a small mistake tips them off to authorities, they are sent on an increasingly erratic journey in search of a place to call their own.
|Leave No Trace
|Release Date
|Jun 29, 2018
|Production Company
|Bron Studios, First Look Media, Universal Pictures, Harrison Productions
|Production Countries
|Canada, United States of America
|Thomasin McKenzie, Ben Foster, Jeff Kober, Dale Dickey, Dana Millican, David Pittman, Bob Werfelman, Isaiah Stone, Michael J. Prosser, Derek John Drescher, Susan Chernik
|Plot Keywords
|post traumatic stress disorder, based on novel or book, portland, oregon, trauma, hiking, teenage girl, survivalist, veteran, hitchhiking, washington state, woman director, squatting, off the grid, survivalism, father daughter relationship, living off the grid, bee hive,
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DaleDale Dickey
JeanDana Millican
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SusanSusan Chernik
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ValerieAlyssa Lynn
DetectiveDerek Carmon
Devotional DancerTamera Westlake
4H CoachJacob Johnson
K-9 OfficerErik McGlothlin
Musician at PartyMarisa Anderson
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PastorSpencer S. Hanley
Police OfficerPeter Simpson
RunnerMichael Draper
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What is this book about?
.NET is designed to provide a new environment within which you can develop almost any application to run on Windows (and possibly in the future on other platforms). Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is likely to be a very popular development tool for use with this framework. VB.NET is a .NET compliant language and, as such, has (except for legacy reasons) almost identical technical functionality as the new C# language and Managed Extensions for C++. Using VB.NET, you can develop a dynamic Web page, a component of a distributed application, a database access component, or a classic Windows desktop application.
In order to incorporate Visual Basic into the .NET Framework, a number of new features have been added to it. In fact, the changes are so extensive that VB.NET should be viewed as a new language rather than simply as Visual Basic 7. However, these changes were necessary to give developers the features that they have been asking for: true object orientated programming, easier deployment, better interoperability, and a cohesive environment in which to develop applications.
What does this book cover?
In this book, we cover VB.NET virtually from start to finish: We begin by looking at the .NET Framework, and end by looking at best practices for deploying .NET applications. In between, we look at everything from database access to integration with other technologies such as XML, along with investigating the new features in detail. You will see that VB.NET has emerged as a powerful yet easy to use language that will allow you to target the Internet just as easily as the desktop.
This book explains the underlying philosophy and design of the .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime (CLR) and explains the differences between Visual Basic 6 and Visual Basic .NET.
You will learn how to
Who is this book for?
This book is aimed at experienced Visual Basic developers who want to make the transition to VB.NET.
What do you need to use this book?
Although it is possible to create VB.NET applications using the command lines tools contained in the .NET Framework SDK, you will need Visual Studio .NET (Professional or higher), which includes the .NET Framework SDK, to use this book to the full.
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Barton Gellman has an excellent piece at Time about the evolving David Petraeus sex scandal and how it unfolded from the perspective of Petraeus and Broadwell.
The most interesting chunk of the deep dive comes on page three.
Gellman reports that Broadwell was approached by "Republican moneymen" about running for a U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina.
The race would presumably be against Democrat Kay Hagan, who is up for re-election in 2014.
Broadwell considered the opportunity. But according to the report, she brought up the possibility with Petraeus, who shot it down:
Petraeus, she said in an irritated tone, rejected the idea out of hand. What was her position, he asked, on abortion? Climate change? Gun control? Gay marriage? Tax cuts? Social Security vouchers? Her answers, he told her, would not fit either party, and she should not sell herself out.
In Petraeus' mind, this would be an understandable red flag, as his affair with Broadwell was going on at the time.
Meanwhile, the other woman in the scandal told a reporter she was at the White House in September >


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HILTON HEAD, S.C., March 15 (UPI) -- Cartha "Deke" DeLoach, a former deputy director of the FBI and one of J. Edgar Hoover's most trusted advisers, has died in South Carolina.
DeLoach died late Wednesday, The Island Packet in Hilton Head reported. He was 92. His son, Greg, Hilton Head's assistant town manager, said the death was from natural causes.
During his years as third in command at the FBI after Hoover and Clyde Tolson, DeLoach was involved in many significant investigations, including the search for the assassin of Martin Luther King Jr. He called President Lyndon Johnson in 1964 to tell him that the bodies of civil rights workers Mickey Schwerner, James Chaney and Andrew Goodman had been found in Mississippi.
DeLoach retired from the FBI in 1970. He later wrote "Hoover's FBI: The Inside Story by Hoover's Trusted Lieutenant," which was published in 1995.
He served as a consultant for the 2011 film "J. Edgar," directed by Clint Eastwood, which starred Leonardo DiCaprio as Hoover.
DeLoach admitted having mixed feelings about the FBI, saying he retired when he did because Hoover appeared unable to let go of the directorship. Hoover died in 1972.
"I loved him, but I didn't like him," DeLoach once said.
DeLoach was a vice president at PepsiCo Inc. for 15 years after leaving the FBI. When he moved to Hilton Head, he also served as a Beaufort County commissioner.
He remained involved with law enforcement, helping local police officers get FBI training and aiding in a major cocaine investigation in the late 1980s.


text: I've been sewing for as long as I can remember; as a student in the 1970s I made most of my own clothes. Dressmaking then somehow got expensive, and I got busy, and not much sewing got done for years until I decided to make a quilt in 2009. Since then it's snowballed and I've been having fun exploring the possibilities. I've learnt never to say never; I'm having a go now at things like foundation piecing and applique which didn't interest me much to start with, and purchases of an embroidery machine in 2015 and ruler quilting kit in 2016 have expanded the possibilities. I'm retiring in March 2017 and have signed up as a volunteer at the Welsh Quilt Centre in Lampeter. I'm hoping to have more time to quilt, though there's a long list of holidays to be taken too!


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The freshman lobbyist who could
A bill that wasn't expected to make it out of committee — legislation that would allow Colorado State University students a vote on the system's board of governors — passed its second reading on the House floor today.
That's thanks, in part, to freshman lobbyist Leanne Arrant, the sole advocate for the bill who faced down a bevy of lobbying bigwigs from Brownstein to CSU executives.
Just two years ago, Arrant was aide to Republican Rep. Frank McNulty. Last year she joined lobbying firm Capstone Group to help monitor legislation.
House Bill 1206
marks her first time lobbying a bill, according to Secretary of State records.
The legislation now heads to a final reading on the House floor where Arrant's job on behalf of the Associated Students of Colorado State University will be similarly tough.


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"LPU" is the project-name for a simple HPSDR power supply. Although power supplies are widely available, the LPU will provide a convenient low-noise solution until the more complex Demeter power supply is completed. The LPU (as well as Demeter) are specifically designed for the HPSDR project.
The LPU will not take the place of Demeter; it is intended as an interim solution to power HPSDR boards until Demeter is completed.
LPU Feature List
Input power: 12.5V - 14.5V regulated DC input
Outputs: +12V@2A, +5V@2A, +3.3V@2A (opt), -12V@100mA
Poly fuse on each regulator input: +12, +5, +3.3V (opt), -12V regulators
Plugs into Atlas backplane ATX connector
Mounting holes allow direct mounting to Atlas backplane
Strap disable for -12V to reduce noise
Dual power-pole input connector
Internal dual power-pole output connector for PA or accessories
Estimated PCB size: (LxWxH): 119mm X 44mm X 40mm
Estimated overall size: (LxWxH): 137mm X 54mmX 60mm
The LPU accepts a 12VDC regulated input and produced the following outputs:
The LPU does not produce -5V or any standby voltages. It ignores the ATX power-on signal and is always on. There is a jumper to shut off the -12V switching regulator when it is not needed in order to eliminate RF noise.
NOTE: 3.3VDC is only available by installing optional components not included in the kit. TAPR is not stocking these optional parts. You will need to purchase them from your favorite supplier. HPSDR modules currently available do not require 3.3VDC.
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festival: April 25 - 29 2007
exhibition: April 25 - May 20 2007
fon: ++49 -(0)541-21658
fax: ++49 -(0)541-28327
web: www.emaf.de
postal address:
Lohstrasse 45a
D - 49074 Osnabruck
20 Years of the European Media Art Festival - the forum for Expanded
Media in Europe
The meeting point for audiences and guests from home and abroad.
Around 250 new works of media art, including world premieres, will be
presented. The festival shows film as a contemporary work of art in
cinemas and exhibitions, both performed and using multimedia.
The exhibition "Final Cut" directs our view to the relationship between media art and cinema. From 25 April to 20 May an artistic look at the dream machine "cinema" will be given at the Kunsthalle Dominikanerkirche. International artists will demonstrate their fascination with cinema, but will also question the values, codes and patterns behind the films. Works will be presented by artists such as Paul McCarthy, Alex McQuilkin, Mischa Kuball, Klaus vom Bruch, Candice Breitz, Mark Lewis, Christoph Girardet, Bjorn Melhus, Peter Tscherkassky, Christoph Draeger, Clemens von Wedemeyer and Pierre Huyghe. There will also be plenty of opportunity to participate in talks with the artists and attend lectures on the subject. The exhibition is funded by the Federal Cultural Foundation.
// Anniversary
A review of media art will be given by our special guests, the director of the ZKM, Peter Weibel, Lynn Hershman, Birgit Hein of the fur Bildende Kunste Braunschweig and Malcolm LeGrice, who will be showing their personal selection of films.
// Cinema
Around 180 current experimental shorts, feature-length films and videos have been selected from a total of roughly 2000 works submitted from around the world. They range from narrative approaches to documentary/analytical views of war events and environmental problems. Visually walking the borderline between real and virtual areas of communication is also selected as a central theme. We are focussing this year on the countries of Mexico and Cuba.
// Awards
Three awards will be presented at the festival: the "EMAF Award" for a trend-setting work in media art, the "Dialogpreis" of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the promotion of intercultural exchange and the "Preis der deutschen Filmkritik" for the best German experimental film.
// Expanded Cinema
The new edition of SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT curated by Mark Webber (LUX London) provides an insight into Expanded Cinema from the 1960s and 70s. Two historic works will be screened live.
// Performance
The performance LATITUDE presents a new work by the English group D-Fuse, known for their international DJ/VJ acts. Another highlight will be the YouTube Party by and with the artist Bjorn Melhus.
// Congress
Besides taking stock and giving an outlook, the current determination of the position of media art is also the focus of lectures and panel discussions. How has digitisation changed artistic production? Which interrelationships exist between artistic and commercial media production? How have these interrelationships affected aesthetics, form and content?
// International Student Forum
The contact and exchange point for projects and offerings in higher education: the Hochschule fur Gestaltung from Karlsruhe, the Dutch Minerva Academy from Groningen, the Hochschule fur bildende Kunste Braunschweig and the Hochschule der K�¼nste Bern.
For further information: www.emaf.de
Anyone from Rhizome going to be there for the opening. Would love to hear a first hand account.
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Topic: Macworld
Wired claims last-minute "MacBook Air" details
01/14/2008, 10:01 pm
An alleged insider at a third-party vendor is said by Wired to have fresh details on the rumored 'MacBook Air' sub-notebook just hours before its unveiling at Macworld San Francisco.
Apple's "in the air" teaser; Amazon and Pepsi promo; Netflix videos
01/14/2008, 06:01 pm
Apple is once again hinting of a surprise in store for its Macworld San Francisco keynote. Also, Netflix's new unlimited movie streams may take on Apple movie rentals, and Pepsi aims to repeat its Superbowl 2004 music giveaway in 2008 -- but with Amazon, not Apple.
Elgato to unleash EyeTV 3 with Smart Guides, iTunes-like interface
01/14/2008, 01:01 pm
Elgato on Tuesday will introduce EyeTV 3, a major overhaul to its Mac OS X software for recording, post-processing and export of television programs that will introduce a handful of new features, including a refined interface, smart program guides, and enhanced WiFi access, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple hoists "There's something in the air" Macworld banners
01/11/2008, 02:01 pm
It's that time again -- the first round of non-descript Apple teaser banners have begun cropping up around San Francisco's Moscone Center, the site of next week's highly-anticipated Macworld Expo.
Sources: Apple Newton-tablet not ripe for Macworld
01/11/2008, 01:01 pm
An initiative on the part of Apple Inc. to develop a modern day successor to its now defunct Newton handheld device is not expected to play a role in next week's Macworld Expo.
Raft of third-party accessories, software due at Macworld Expo
01/09/2008, 08:01 pm
While most associate the Macworld San Francisco Expo with Apple announcements, several key third parties will use the gathering to introduce new products, AppleInsider has learned, including USB display adapters and a new high-end home printer.
Warner Bros said to have signed on for iTunes movie rentals
01/09/2008, 12:01 pm
Major motion picture studio Warner Bros, which was reported earlier this month to be mulling a deal with Apple to offer up its catalog for a new iTunes rental service, is now said to have inked a deal with the iTunes operator that will see its films available through the service at launch.
Apple's preps iTunes 7.6 with support for movie rentals
01/08/2008, 02:01 pm
Apple Inc. at the Macworld conference next week will show off a new version of its iTunes jukebox software that bundles support for a digital movie rental service slated for an introduction at the same time, AppleInsider has been able to confirm.
Penryn notebook chips offer marginal battery and speed boosts
01/07/2008, 08:01 pm
A new family of Penryn-based Core 2 notebook chips formally introduced by Intel on Monday boost battery performance by as much as 16 percent and encoding operations by as much 40 percent when pitted against their Merom predecessors in a set of mobile benchmark tests.
Warner Bros, Paramount join iTunes movie rental discussions
01/07/2008, 09:01 am
Apple is closing in on agreements with almost all of the major motion picture studios for an iTunes movie rental service that will serve up 24-hour rentals for $3.99 a pop, according to a published report.
Apple set to ship Macs with Blu-ray support - report
01/03/2008, 10:01 am
Apple Inc. at this month's Macworld Expo will will outline a high-definition video strategy that will see its weight thrown further behind Sony Corp's Blu-ray DVD format as opposed to Toshiba's HD-DVD, according to one Wall Street analyst.
Apple presenting "secret" at Final Cut meet; Radiohead on iTunes
01/02/2008, 07:01 pm
Apple will present a product it has yet to announce at a Final Cut Pro user group event just a day after the Macworld keynote. Also, longtime digital music holdout Radiohead has officially released its first album through iTunes.
Apple may offer external optical drive with new sub-notebook
01/02/2008, 11:01 am
Mac maker Apple Inc., which later this month will unveil its first sub-notebook design in over a decade, is likely to offer an external optical drive as an optional accessory, according to a new report.
New report claims 24-hour, variable price iTunes rentals
12/29/2007, 08:12 pm
Adding to the media frenzy surrounding possible iTunes movie rentals, a Hollywood magazine alleges that Apple's rentals will only last for short stretches of time and will use a flexible price structure.
More studios reported linked to iTunes rentals; iPhone 1.1.3 leaked?
12/29/2007, 11:12 am
20th Century Fox will not be alone among studios when Apple reveals an iTunes movie rental service, according to one claim. Also, new photos purport to show simulated GPS and other features in upcoming iPhone firmware.
Report: Apple, Fox sign movie rental deal for Macworld
12/26/2007, 10:12 pm
Apple is likely to use Macworld as the venue for an announcement which will see 20th Century Fox license its movies for an iTunes on-demand rental service, according to an article by the Financial Times.
Exclusive: Apple to adopt Intel's ultra-mobile PC platform
12/21/2007, 10:12 am
Apple Inc. will form a closer bond with once-rival Intel Corp. early next year when it begins building a new breed of ultra-mobile processors from the chipmaker into a fresh generation of handheld devices, AppleInsider has learned.
Piper sees iTunes rentals, new breed of Apple touch games in 08
12/17/2007, 12:12 pm
For Apple, 2007 may in some ways represent the very beginning of a new standard in innovation, with 2008 likely giving way to a slew of new Mac models in addition to fresh initiatives like an iTunes movie rental service and a new class of touch-based games, according to investment bank Piper Jaffray.
UBS ups Apple estimates on new product expectations
12/17/2007, 10:12 am
Analysts for investment bank UBS on Monday raised their estimates and price target on Apple Inc., citing better than expected sales of Macs this holiday season and upcoming product introductions that could include an ultra-portable notebook and pay-per-view movie service.
Briefly: More sightings of mysterious metallic grey MacBooks
12/13/2007, 03:12 pm
As next month's Macworld Expo rapidly approaches, sources are reporting additional sightings of an unfamiliar MacBook model floating around Apple's Cupertino-based campus.


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Today, Oct. 15, 2009, is Blog Action Day. This year's theme is Climate Change. I'd like to say I have this highly interesting and educational NEW post put together all about climate change, but the truth is I don't. Instead I am going to recycle (recycling is good, right?) an oldie, but a goody post of mine from Aug. 28, 2008, that addresses climate change called "Why Bother?"
Why Bother?
April 28, 2008
This evening as Jody and Ava were out running an errand for me, I attempted to cook dinner while balancing a miserable Julian (due to his four canine teeth coming in at the same time) on my hip. After much fussing (on Julian's part, not mine), I took a break from cooking, sat down on the couch, flipped on the TV and, hoping to make the poor boy feel a bit better, nursed him.
In skipping through the channels it became clear to me why I rarely watch TV (with the exception of The Office, LOST and occasionally Oprah). There was nothing on. I stopped on the local public access channel long enough to hear someone talking about global warming. My interest was piqued so I lingered.
It turns out it was a woman reading Michael Pollan's recent New York Times article "Why Bother?" For those of you unfamiliar with Pollan, he is the author of The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food – neither of which I have read yet, but I've heard great things about both.
"Why Bother?" is a question I've been thinking about a lot lately. I'm nowhere near the point of throwing in the towel with regard to the things I do to help the environment, but after reading an article like 'Enjoy life while you can' – Climate science maverick James Lovelock believes catastrophe is inevitable, carbon offsetting is a joke and ethical living a scam and watching a YouTube video (which has since been taken down) about Monsanto, you might start to get a little jaded and wonder if all of your efforts are in vain. At least that's where I've been at.
Pollan's article "Why Bother?" was exactly what I needed to hear (and then read in full on the web since I missed the first half of it on TV) to help lift me out of my funk and I highly recommend you read the whole thing. Here's just a bit of it.
If you do bother, you will set an example for other people. If enough other people bother, each one influencing yet another in a chain reaction of behavioral change, markets for all manner of green products and alternative technologies will prosper and expand. Consciousness will be raised, perhaps even changed: new moral imperatives and new taboos might take root in the culture. Driving an S.U.V. or eating a 24-ounce steak or illuminating your McMansion like an airport runway at night might come to be regarded as outrages to human conscience. Not having things might become cooler than having them. And those who did change the way they live would acquire the moral standing to demand changes in behavior from others — from other people, other corporations, even other countries.
Pollan goes on to suggest "find one thing to do in your life that doesn't involve spending or voting, that may or may not virally rock the world but is real and particular (as well as symbolic) and that, come what may, will offer its own rewards. Maybe you decide to give up meat, an act that would reduce your carbon footprint by as much as a quarter. Or … for one day a week, abstain completely from economic activity: no shopping, no driving, no electronics."
He also discusses how doing something as basic as planting a garden to grow even a little of your own food could make a big difference. This is another thing I've been thinking about a lot lately. As the price of food goes higher and higher and we worry more and more about where our food comes from, organic vs. conventional (pesticide-laden), genetically-modified organisms, carbon emissions and climate change, it makes sense to me to try to grow some of our own food.
Pollan says, "It's estimated that the way we feed ourselves (or rather, allow ourselves to be fed) accounts for about a fifth of the greenhouse gas for which each of us is responsible." Yikes.
I don't have a lot of experience in gardening, but I did help my mom in our family garden as a child and, three years ago, some friends and I had our own plot in a community garden. As I embark on growing my own garden for the first time this year, I'm thankful for my friends like Julie of Terminal Verbosity, Melissa at Nature Deva, Heather at A Mama's Blog, and Woman With A Hatchet, who all have more gardening experience than me (and will hopefully help me out if I need it – hint, hint). I'm planting a small garden not only for the food it will provide to me and my family and to reduce our carbon footprint, but for the experience it will provide us all. Someday in the hopefully not too distant future (like next few years) once we move into a different house with a larger (and sunnier) yard, I'd love to have a much bigger garden. I'd like to know that if push came to shove and we needed to grow some of our own food, that I could do it. I am concerned that that day might not be too far off and Pollan agrees. "If the experts are right, if both oil and time are running out, these (growing our own food) are skills and habits of mind we're all very soon going to need."
But Pollan doesn't end his article on a downer. Rather he is hopeful and his message is uplifting.
The single greatest lesson the garden teaches is that our relationship to the planet need not be zero-sum, and that as long as the sun still shines and people still can plan and plant, think and do, we can, if we bother to try, find ways to provide for ourselves without diminishing the world.
So, why bother? Because the future of humankind depends on it. Even if by some stroke of luck climate change doesn't affect us during our lifetime (wishful thinking), I would hate to leave this huge burden and mess for our children to clean up. After all, "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children." – Native American Proverb
I think Pollan answers the question of "why bother?" best when he says,
Going personally green is a bet, nothing more or less, though it's one we probably all should make, even if the odds of it paying off aren't great. Sometimes you have to act as if acting will make a difference, even when you can't prove that it will.
Here, here. That is why I will keep on bothering. And I hope you will too.
Since writing this post, for the past two summers I have grown some of my own food – adding to the number of things I grow from year to year. I've also become more mindful about buying food locally. And I got to see Michael Pollan speak in Boulder in May of this year. 🙂 I continue to try to inspire others to live more deliberately through my Green Challenges.
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Jacksonville police say man asked for money, then pulled gun
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two people are recovering at UF Health Jacksonville after they were shot early Sunday morning outside of the Applebee's restaurant on 103rd Street.
Police say a man asked for money, and the group of people gave him a couple dollars, but apparently he wanted more.
The restaurant closed at 2 a.m. but police say a group of people continued to hang out. Officers say a man walked up to the group and asked for money. After being given $2, investigators say the man started to walk away, but then turned around and showed a pistol.
They say he then demanded the group's wallets and phones. The people in the group said they didn't have any more money, and one person in the group stood up. Police say that person was shot in the chest, and another person, still sitting on the bench, was shot in the chin.
The director of operations for Applebee's in North Florida and South Georgia says the people who were shot were sitting on the benches right outside the restaurant. He's concerned for his employees safety.
The district manager says he's thankful this happened after hours so that more people weren't hurt.
This is the third unsolved robbery attempt and shooting within a 4.5 mile radius in the last three weeks, all of them happened in the early morning hours.
A mile and a half from the Applebee's is where a man was robbed and murdered at a bus stop on Jammes Road July 14. On July 19, 22-year-old Amber Bass was shot and killed in her own driveway, 4.4 miles from Applebee's.
"Its crazy it seems like every time you turn around now its like something else is happening a shooting over here somebody getting run down somebody getting robbed and beaten up," said Vinnie Siegrist.
A cash advance store in the shopping mall directly next to restaurant was held up in September by somebody who was trying to rob it. The SWAT team was called out.
Applebee's director of operations said the restaurant was on lockdown that day. Since then, they haven't had any problems, but this shooting definitely has them alarmed. He says they have surveillance cameras on the inside of the restaurant, but in the next three days, they'll add 20 on the outside.
John Jackson found out about the shooting when he went to eat at the restaurant Sunday morning. He's lived in the area for about 20 years and calls the recent violence out of control.
"Trying to get my son something to eat. Now I hear about a shooting, so it's like there's nowhere to really be safe at," said Jackson.
The recent violence has Jackson and other neighbors thinking twice about walking around his neighborhood after dark.
"If you want to see the next day, that has to be a thought. You can't be oblivious or naive to the situations that's been going on lately in the neighborhood."
"I feel unsafe for number one. I feel like locking my doors. Watching my back when I enter in my car and outside my home and not trusting people," said Linda Alexander.
There have been no arrests made for the shooting outside of Applebee's. The only description police gave about the man who robbed and shot the group of people there is that he is a black male, in his early 20's with short dreadlocks.
Investigators are currently looking for a vehicle. It is described as a gold or tan late 90's early 2000 model sedan, possibly a Buick LeSabre with tinted windows and a broken trunk that prevents it from closing.
The two people shot were taken to the hospital but are expected to recover.
If you have any information about these crimes, call the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office or Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
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Chris Thomas. He is a Welsh scientist, was a healer and a psychic surgeon and, was an Akashic reader but, never a "channeler". Interesting fellow, he is (or Cymrawd or Dyn). I own all of his books and, I'm pretty sure I have all of his essays and interviews. There may be more out there than what I have but, I at least have the bulk of his material.
This will serve as an unofficial chronicle of his work. Check out my links to the right (on a PC, laptop or tablet). If you are on a cell phone, the links are way down at the bottom of the page or, you can select Menu and choose Chris's Material to read my specific posts on his writings and interviews. There is no Chris Thomas website, anymore (Wayback Machine archive) so, this pit stop will have to suffice and he no longer sees clients. Chris, or Di, if you ever happen to read this, I mean no disrespect. On the contrary…I am in awe of your talents and your stunning bravery (or Arwr or Harwr). Sorry that your special "archive" is across the pond, gathered up and presented by a Yank.
The Book Library
The Journey Home
The Fool's First Steps
Planet Earth: The Universe's Experiment
The Universal Soul
The Human Soul: Universal Soul2
Project HUMAN EXTINCTION: The Ultimate Conspiracy
The Annunaki Plan? or The Human Plan?
The Healing Book
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Your Body
The Sequel To Everything
Human Life & History Books
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
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"Channelled writings have their relevance and many are of great importance to humankind at this time of transition. However, none have attempted to tackle our basic, fundamental longing for answers to the age-old questions: Who are we? Why are we here? Are we alone? What relationship does Earth and its multitude of lifeforms have to themselves and to the universe as a whole? The answers to many of these questions have been available since mankind appeared on the planet but, over the centuries they have become hidden by personal interests and clouded by repetition and dogma. As humankind undergoes a vast shift in consciousness, the underlying reasons for humankind's existence have to be rediscovered and put into their proper perspective. This book brings these issues into a sharper focus and sheds light into some of the darker corners. Gone are the dark days of Karmic re-cycling and suffering; we have reached the time of the birth of a new human existence so far removed from human experience that most have not yet recognised its coming."
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £9.95
"Are you asking Questions? Transforming? Wanting to know the purpose of it all? The true purposes of Avebury and Stonehenge and, the knowledge contained there, stellar gateways, the origins of crop circles, changing Earth energies, the true nature of angels… Personal transformations happening now on a grand scale, mental, emotional and physical and, realising the spiritual origins of the human race… If this book were a novel, it would make fascinating reading but, as the explanations, again and again, strike 'a true chord', it makes compulsive and unforgettable reading which will help you change how you view life."
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
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"Who are we? Where do we come from? What is our purpose and why did we go wrong? Humans are not of the Earth but, have arrived on this planet to explore. On our joyous arrival, we encountered the spirits of the land; the Sidhe' and the Faerie. As we became more human, we began to lose our memories of our origins and, the knowledge of our true purpose and potential. As we approach the completion of our climb back to reality, we are awakening the ghosts of this knowledge. Lemuria. Atlantis. The thirteen races have all played their part in 'The Human Plan' and all are now working to assist us to our chosen goal – full consciousness. But, time is short and, unless we complete our journey soon, the Earth will be lost to us. Virtually all our experience and history is at odds with the archaeological and scientific versions of our past. Only the Akashic tells the real history. What is told here is the Akashic's story."
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Price: £12.95
"Our Universe explores the 'what if' of freedom of choice. Every soul here has the right to choose their own actions, their own directions. The only 'law' that applies is that no one can choose to act in such a way as to remove the free choice of another. Part of the 'what if' of this Universe was also to explore the possibility of fully 'physical' beings being created. This exploration of the physical has led to the existence of the Earth and all of the life that our Earth supports – a miracle of creation. Nowhere else does an abundance and joy for life exist to the extent it does on Earth. One thing has sustained this Universe above all else: the Earth must be saved at virtually any cost.
With humanity finally finding the answers to a question we asked ourselves 20,000 years ago, we are beginning to move forwards into a new phase of existence and this process of change is having an effect on the Universal energies that is beyond our full understanding. As we move into our new state of being, many questions arise within each individual."
This book is a deeper exploration of the Akashic to try to find the answers and brings The Journey Home, The Fool's First Steps and Planet Earth – The Universe's Experiment fully up to date."
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £13.95
"We live in troubled times which do not appear to be improving. All of the promises of forward movement for the human race moving towards our completion appear to have ground to a halt. Not only halt but, racing backwards to a point of self-destruction.
Our current state pushes us to look for answers, often without fully knowing what the question is. But, the places we have traditionally looked towards to providing answers are increasingly failing to give satisfaction. However, there are questions which are common to everyone. The purpose of answering these questions is not to generate fear…there is enough of that in the world already. There is also an update on the problems caused by the race known as the Velon, under their more commonly known names of Hathor and Annunaki.
By investigating these answers, both through the Akashic and through published material, it is hoped to give enough information so that by gaining that knowledge and understanding, it will help you to take back your own power and, to provide sufficient information to help you make your own decisions. As we progress through our soul reintegration process, we take in more of who we truly are. The more we progress down this route, the more we realise that we have the answers we need already in place as our intuitive 'knowing' takes over. Hopefully, the information within this book will help you along your path to completion. This is a hard-hitting book, looking at our current state of being. It is not a book for the 'fluffy'."
Co-Author: Dave Morgan
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £16.95
"This is a book about power. The power to control the money supply, the power to control governments, the power to control multinational business, the power to control the media and, above all, the power to prevent the identity of those in power from becoming known.
The ability to wield this power has become known as 'The Conspiracy'. This conspiracy has been at work for nearly 250 years and yet most are not even aware that this conspiracy exists. What this book does is to unlock the key secrets of the conspiracy and to identify the key players and the forces at work behind this power-base, including the Lucifer connection.
One of the most important questions we must ask is: What potential do humans have? Our inability to understand this potential is the reason for so much of the confusion surrounding 'The Conspiracy'. We 'know' something is wrong but, we cannot quite pinpoint exactly what.
Many will find the research shocking whilst for others, it will fill in the missing pieces of the puzzle. As we approach the watershed date of 2012, more of us are realising that there are many things we do not understand and our lack of understanding is making us feel powerless.
This book can not only help you to understand why you have been so powerless for so long but, also how to regain your power and embrace the process of change."
Publisher: Fortynine Publishers
P.O. Box 49
Price: £6.50
"We are NOT a 'Slave Race."
"Do we acknowledge the truth we 'know' is within ourselves or do we accept a different truth – one which has been imposed upon us without our choosing. The Human Plan is a Plan we wrote ourselves…a Plan which is reaching its long awaited conclusion in 2011/2012. The Annunaki Plan is the connecting force between the Illuminati, the Bilderbergers, governments and Lucifer – the 'God' of the Freemasons. We are at a time of great upheaval and change. Which Plan we choose to adopt – and we do still have time to choose – will determine the next 1,000 years of human history. This book clarifies the choices – the choice is yours to make."
Publisher: Fortynine Publishers
P.O. Box 49
Price: £9.50
"SYNTHESIS: the bringing together of past knowledge to create a new present and future.
SYNTHESIS: is where we are in human development.
We are bringing together the knowledge we have gained over the past seven thousand years and creating for ourselves a new reality. As we merge into our new selves during 2011 and 2012, we are starting to remember our pasts. This book can help to place these emerging memories into their correct context which will allow us all to fulfill our potential."
Healing Books
Co-Author: Diane Baker
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £8.95
"This book is for those who wish to heal starting at the beginning of the healing process with simple, easily followed exercises which can begin to unlock the healing potential which is inherent in all of us. Nobody needs to feel left out of these abilities.
We are all healers. All that we need to do is to stop telling ourselves that we are not. Whatever level of experience you have of healing, this book explains in simple, uncomplicated language that does not use mysticism or any form of ritual…how to understand the 'Chakras' and the way in which our daily lives influence them…to relate medical conditions to the chakras and to learn methods which will bring the chakras back into balance, both for yourself and for others. These methods apply equally to humans and to animals.
If you do not have any experience of giving healing but, would like to learn, this book can set you on that path. If you already work as a healer, in whatever capacity and would like to explore your greater potential, this book is also for you.
The authors have a combined experience of over twenty-five years of providing healing and have taught very many people to unlock their own healing potential. The first half of the book is about learning to heal from the beginning. The second half of this book begins to explore some of the energy manipulation techniques used by the authors in their daily practice as 'Psychic Surgeons'."
Co-Author: Diane Baker
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £17.95
"Have you ever wondered why some people become ill and others do not? Why some people recover from illness and others do not? Do you know how your body really works? Why do diets rarely work? Is there an alternative approach to treating symptoms of illness instead of using prescriptive drugs? Well, here is a book which leads you through the body, organ by organ, system by system and explains in clear language how illness arises and, what to do about it. The first half of the book fully explains the workings of the human body in simple language and clear illustrations. It explains which elements are connected together and why they can influence each other. It also relates each region and organ to its associated chakra and how our day-to-day lives have an influence on our health and well-being. Every part of the body is dealt with in these ways and the suggestions on how to heal yourself by working on the root cause issues. This book also takes a look at how some illnesses are brought about by past life traumas. The second half of the book looks at ways of healing the symptoms of illness without the need for prescriptive drugs. Several forms of healing practices are used to achieve this: Bach Flower Remedies, Reflexology, Herbalism, Biochemic Tissue Salts and Homeopathy are the main approaches used with a further twenty-seven therapies fully described.
This is an extensive, comprehensive look at the body and illness. It is also one of he most comprehensive guides to alternative treatments currently available."
Co-Author: Diane Baker
Publisher: Capall Bann Publishing, Ltd. UK
Price: £11.95
"The publication of Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Your Body But, So Far, Nobody's been Able to Tell You generated a great deal of interest in what is, to most people, a new way of looking at the body and how illness is generated. As it is such a new way of looking, we have been asked to put together a collection of real case histories to help people understand how the symptoms can be read and, how to make more sense of the body and soul's messages. All that is required is an alteration in focus and understanding of the workings of the body and the way in which the soul, the unconscious and the body are inextricably linked together. The book describes the ways in which the symptoms of an illness can be tracked back to its root cause and the 'homework' given to help deal with these root cause issues. Illness is not a punishment of any kind, from any source, nor is it a 'test' or an obstacle to be struggled against and overcome. Illness is a message from our own soul trying to tell us that we have taken a step in the wrong direction. All that we need to do to heal any illness is to relearn how to read the body's messages and take some simple corrective actions. It is this simple."


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