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Ever since the article about Eric Bertrand appeared in the Ottawa Sun I have been getting new clients suffering from all sorts of chronic problems.
And these people have tried everything, at least everything traditional medicine has offered them. From leg pains (of course) to unexplained fatigue, to the truly extreme such as throat and tongue swelling.
With all our high-tech machines and tests, no rock has been left unturned, or so it seems. In many of these people's situations, the exasperated docs have told them to learn to live with it, or, and I love this one, attend a "pain clinic" where you learn to accept your pain.
Now I realize what we do at Awakening Potentials is considered alternative health care, but in actual fact common sense isn't that alternative. There is a new part of modern health care called Functional Medicine. This is where you take into account a persons genetic susceptibility, environmental exposures, and unhealthy lifestyles.
Of course, anything new, even in medicine quickly comes under attack and so progress takes a long time to evolve and overcome these obstacles. Makes me think of the Bishops in Rome who refused to look through Galileo`s telescope because their religious dogma said that the Earth was the centre of the Universe. Did you know that it took the Catholic Church 400 years to issue an apology to Galileo? It is true.
Let's hope it doesn't take that long before energy medicine and functional medicine become common place and the people at "quack watch" are assigned to the dustbins of history.
Tony Brunelle
Common sense to me means to go with what works.
I first met Dr. Tony Brunelle ten years ago when I had a migraine headache which lasted for 4 months and the range of painkillers and nasal sprays which my family physician had prescribed did not work, but instead rendered me incapable of working. Three visits to Tony over a 3-day period made me pain-free. The cause of my migraine – tightness between my skull and the top of my spine.
Later on, I remember when I had severe elbow pain, my family physician said that I would have to live with it for the rest of my life. I thought to myself, "Let's see what Tony can do." One visit to Tony got rid of the pain which was caused by a tight wrist.
I suffered from depression starting at the age of seven, back in the days where doctors believed that children could not be depressed. In my adult years, the depression got worse. Fortunately when I first met Tony to treat my migraine headache, I realized from day one that his cranial-sacral therapy was also working on my depression. Ten years later, I am having fun with my life, depression-free.
The team at Awakening Potentials have done wonders for me. Their integrity, expert knowledge and good results allow me to maintain my spirit and physical health in top form. Check out their Ultimate WakeUp workshop, their Ultimate Detox program, their one-on-one therapy and their acupuncture specialist, JP Brunelle.
So true Tony, in many cases it is a complete lack of awareness about alnternative medicine that keeps people from getting the help they so badly need.
Stories like the one you reference from the Sun newspaper help get the word out that there are common sense alternatives that can augment the health care system…getting the word out is 90% of the battle.

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Dean's Distinguished Speaker: Harold Schmitz, CSO of Mars, Incorporated On a Mission from Mars: The Business of Chocolate Oct 22, 2013 |
Harold Schmitz – Chief Science Officer, Mars, IncorporatedFor more than four decades, UC Davis and Mars have partnered on innovative research in food, agriculture, and health.A 20-year veteran at Mars, Harold Schmitz has been Chief Science Officer since 2005.He leads the strategic development, alignment and quality control of the company's multidisciplinary internal and scientific research programs.Since 1995, he has participated in collaborations with several departments across campus, most extensi |
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: John Mackey Co-founder and Co-CEO of Whole Foods Market Feb 27, 2013 |
Event DetailsJohn Mackey, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Whole Foods, Author of Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business Q&A moderated by Dean and Professor Steven Currall |
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: Sandy Weill, Former Chairman/CEO, Citigroup Feb 25, 2013 |
Event DetailsThe Financial Future of Our CountryConversation with: Sandy Weill, former Chairman/CEO, Citigroup Moderated by Dean Steven C. Currall Followed by a discussion about the future of pension plans to be joined by: Anne Simpson, Senior Portfolio Manager, Investments and Director of Corporate Governance, California Public Employee's Retirement System (CalPERS) Video of the Event[embed] |
10th Annual Peer-to-Pier Networking and Dean's Distinguished Speaker Event Featuring Marc Onetto, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Operations and Customer Service at Amazon.com Feb 7, 2013 |
"The Age of Amazon": Having conquered the publishing and e-book business, Amazon.com has morphed into a tech titan, the dominant online megaretailer, a global digital entertainment powerhouse with the Kindle Fire tablets, music, video and cloud computing—and that's just the beginning.With Kiva Systems robots fulfilling orders, Amazon's warehouses are now among the world's most advanced.A Gartner Research vice president describes Amazon.com: "They're a new type of media com |
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: Anne Simpson Senior Portfolio Manager, Investments and Director of Corporate Governance at CalPERS Sep 8, 2012 |
Anne Simpson is the senior portfolio manager and director of corporate governance in the investment office at the California Public Employees' Retirement System. CalPERS is the largest public pension system in the United States with about $224 billion under management.The corporate governance program includes CalPERS Focus List of shareholder engagement with companies, global proxy voting, legal and regulatory reform agenda and CalPERS actively managed corporate governance investment strategy.She is leading CalPERS work to integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) across the total fund. |
White House Burning The Founding Fathers, Our National Debt, |and Why It Matters To You Jun 5, 2012 |
The Levine Family Fund Lecture Series PresentsProfessor Simon Johnson, MIT Sloan School of Management
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Dean's Distinguished Speaker Bernard J. Tyson, President & COO, Kaiser Permanente Jan 26, 2012 |
Bernard Tyson is president and chief operating officer of Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest not-for-profit health plan and health care provider, with annual operating revenue in excess of $42 billion. Often referred to as the model for the future of health care, Kaiser Permanente serves more than 8.8 million members, focusing on prevention, and affordable health care for the members and communities it serves through the use of evidence-based medicine and industry-leading technology. (To view the video on iPad or iPhone, click here.) |
Dean's Distinguished Speaker Event Anne Gates, Executive Vice President and CFO, Disney Consumer Products Oct 7, 2011 |
Anne Gates returned to her role as executive vice president and chief financial officer for Disney Consumer Products (DCP) in October 2009. In this role, Gates is responsible for finance and accounting functions for DCP. She will also lead DCP's budgetary and strategic planning reviews and oversee the division's information technology function. Gates reports to Andy Mooney, chairman, Disney Consumer Products and Jay Rasulo, senior executive vice president and chief financial officer, The Walt Disney Company. |
"A Conversation with Mark Hoplamazian" Mark S. Hoplamazian President and CEO, Hyatt Hotels Corporation Hyatt Corporation Apr 8, 2011 |
Mark Hoplamazian was named president and chief executive officer of Hyatt Hotels Corporation in December 2006. Hyatt manages, franchises, owns and develops Hyatt branded hotels, resorts and residential and vacation ownership properties around the world. As of March 31, 2010, the company's worldwide portfolio consisted of 434 properties. |
"Predicting the Present with Google Trends" Hal Varian Nov 17, 2010 |
Chief Economist, Google, Inc. Hal R. Varian is the chief economist at Google, Inc. He started in May 2002 as a consultant and has been involved in many aspects of the company, including auction design, econometric analysis, finance, corporate strategy and public policy. He is also an emeritus professor at UC Berkeley in three departments: business, economics, and information management. He received his S.B. degree from MIT in 1969 and his M.A. in mathematics and Ph.D. in economics from UC Berkeley in 1973. He has also taught at MIT, Stanford, Oxford, Michigan and other universities around the world. |
"The Broader Middle East and the Global Economy" Ambassador Edward Djerejian Jun 30, 2010 |
Founding Director – James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University Ambassador Edward P. Djerejian, the founding director of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, is one of the United States' most distinguished diplomats and a leading expert on the complex political, security, economic, religious and ethnic issues of the Middle East. |
Road to Recovery: Finance Reform and New Economic Realities Professor Brad Barber, William Haraf, Jack Ehnes, Mark Edmunds Mar 31, 2010 |
Moderated by: Mark Edmunds – Vice Chairman and Regional Managing Partner, Deloitte & Touche, Northern Pacific Region Jack Ehnes – Chief Executive Officer, California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) William Haraf – Commissioner, Department of Financial Institutions, State of California |
"Leading Organizational Change" Kevin Johnson and Michelle Rhee Feb 24, 2010 |
Kevin Johnson – Mayor, City of Sacramento Michelle Rhee – Founder & CEO, StudentsFirst Registration for this event is closed. We have reached capacity. Please check back for future events.About Mayor Kevin JohnsonElected in November 2008, Kevin Johnson is the 55th mayor of Sacramento and the first African American to serve in this office. Mayor Johnson strongly believes that in order to be a great city, you have to have great schools and is committed to identifying ways to strategically drive education reform. |
The Relevance of 'I' in Icon Paul Sallaberry Oct 9, 2009 |
Former Executive Vice President, Worldwide Operations, Veritas Software Corporation Paul Sallaberry is the former executive vice president of worldwide operations for Veritas Software Corporation. He retired from Veritas in January 2004 as a highly regarded head of worldwide sales and is credited with building one of the most successful sales organizations in the software industry. Sallaberry joined the company in early 1997 through the merger of Veritas and OpenVision, where he was senior vice president. Over his 11-year career, Sallaberry grew revenues from $50 million dollars to more than $1.6 billion dollars. Prior to Veritas, he was a senior executive at Oracle Corporation, where he led their vertical industries business. |
The State of the Cleantech Market: Challenges and Opportunities Susan H. Mac Cormac Apr 24, 2009 |
Partner, Corporate Group With stresses in the global economy compounded by the repercussions from climate change, scarcity of commodities and concerns about energy independence, today's "clean industrial revolution" holds great promise by driving innovation in sectors ranging from energy, transportation, building and advanced materials to agriculture, water and recycling. At this intersection of business, science and the environment, the key is developing clear road maps to accelerate market adoption of viable solutions. |
The Outlook for Global Energy Supplies: A Future of Risk and Opportunity Donald Paul Feb 12, 2009 |
Executive Director, USC Energy Institute Join us to hear one of the leading experts on energy research and development share his insights and views on the long-term future of the energy marketplace, tapping the promise of new technologies and the adoption of better energy-management practices. |
"Once-in-a-Century" Financial Crisis: What's Next? Professor Brad Barber, William Haraf, Tim Leach, and Grove Nichols Jan 28, 2009 |
Moderated by: Professor Robert Yetman William Haraf – Commissioner, Department of Financial Institutions, Tim Leach – Chief Investment Officer, U.S. Bank Wealth Management Group Grove Nichols – Former Executive Vice President, IndyMac Bank Join us for a candid and insightful discussion of the current financial crisis and what the short-term and long-term future holds. |
"A Conversation with Michael Mondavi" Michael Mondavi Nov 12, 2008 |
Michael Mondavi Join us for an evening of wine and engaging conversation with Michael Mondavi, a leading wine industry executive, innovator and entrepreneur who has grown a successful new wine venture since the sale of his family's legendary winery in Oakville four years ago. Mondavi is the founder and coach of Folio Fine Wine Partners, which he started with his wife, Isabel; son, Rob; and daughter, Dina, in 2004. |
"It's Not Easy Being Green" Joseph H. Pettus Oct 23, 2008 |
Senior Vice President – Fuel and Energy, Safeway, Inc. Join us at this open house to celebrate the official dedication of our new 9,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art suite for the UC Davis Bay Area Working Professional MBA Program in Bishop Ranch Business Park. |
The Top 10 Ways You Shoot Yourself in the Foot in the Workplace Nora Denzel Oct 3, 2008 |
Senior Vice President, Intuit Combining humor and personal experience, Nora Denzel will share what she learned as she climbed the corporate ladder at IBM and Hewlett Packard, emphasizing the 10 most common mistakes people make as they try to advance their careers—and how to avoid them. |
CEO Transition: From Telecom to Retail Back to Telecom Ed Mueller May 14, 2008 |
Chairman and CEO, Qwest Communications International Edward A. Mueller was elected chairman and chief executive officer of Qwest Communications International Inc. in August 2007. Qwest is a leading provider of voice, video and data services. The company's approximately 37,000 employees are committed to the "Spirit of Service" and providing world-class services that exceed customers' expectations for quality, value and reliability. |
"The Open Media Revolution will not be Televised" Tony Perkins Apr 4, 2008 |
Founder and Editor-in-Chief, AlwaysOn Tune into the New Media Revolution…on the Web Web 2.0…social media…user-generated content…virtual worlds: all are forcing the creation of innovative new business models in the world of media and entertainment. As the Web rapidly matures into a full-fledged video medium, consumers are enjoying boundless choices for traditional TV and film viewing, along with innovative and interactive forms of news, entertainment, sports, political communications and videoconferencing. |
"The Journey of an Entrepreneur Who Dreamed Big" Dale Carlsen Jan 8, 2008 |
President, CEO and Founder, The Sleep Train Inc. With a focus on excellent customer service and unbeatable prices, Sleep Train's slogan promises "Your Ticket to a Better Night's Sleep®." This is your ticket to an engaging conversation with Dale Carlsen, a successful entrepreneur who dreamed big and has built a bedding industry empire from the ground up. |
"A Culture of Innovation" Robert Simpson Nov 1, 2007 |
President and COO, Jelly Belly Candy Company Join us for this "sweet" opportunity to hear Robert Simpson, president and COO of Jelly Belly Candy Company, talk about the culture of innovation at the family-owned and operated company now in its fifth generation of candy makers. Headquartered in Fairfield, California, the firm manufactures Jelly Belly® jelly beans — made famous by President Ronald Reagan — and more than 100 gourmet confections that are marketed and sold to more than 35 countries. |
"Managing Investment Risk: Optimizing Asset Allocation to Achieve Your Goals" David Russ '86 Oct 26, 2007 |
Chief Investment Officer, Dartmouth College An alumnus of the School, David H. Russ '86 was appointed chief investment officer for Dartmouth College on August 1, 2005. Most recently, he was Treasurer of the Regents and vice president for investments for the University of California system. He oversees Dartmouth's Office of Investments, which directs the college's investment strategy. |
"Values-Centered Leadership" Janis Heaphy Oct 5, 2007 |
President and Publisher, Sacramento Bee Janis Heaphy is president and publisher of The Sacramento Bee, the flagship newspaper of the McClatchy Company. As the region's leading media company, The Sacramento Bee publishes a daily newspaper and three premier local Web sites. |
"Culture Matters: How Corporate Culture Helps Drive Financial Performance" Grove Nichols May 11, 2007 |
Executive Vice President, Indymac Bancorp, Inc. Grove Nichols started his career as a credit trainee at the Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City in 1973. After his training, he was assigned to the bank's Athens, Greece, office where he helped to run the training program there, teaching classes to the mostly MBA-educated Greek trainees. He later returned to New York and became a corporate lending officer before leaving the bank to pursue his MBA degree. |
U.S. Bancorp CEO Richard Davis Visits Davis, Tallies Challenges March 7, 2007 Mar 7, 2007 |
Richard Davis likes to keep the pot boiling at U.S. Bancorp, the nation's sixth largest financial holding company "Hot water at 211 degrees is inert; at 212, it's making something happen," said the president and CEO of the Minneapolis-based financial giant. "In banking we don't celebrate the near misses," Davis explained. "We celebrate making things happen, and we celebrate doing things to make your lives better, whether it's cashing a check or making a loan." |
Shona Brown's Balancing act: Managing Chaos @ Google Shona Brown Jan 11, 2007 |
Senior Vice President, Business Operations, Google, Inc. Google would issue its Dutch auction-style initial public offering within a year, yet the Silicon Valley start-up's sizzling growth had sent it careening dangerously close to the brink of chaos. Schmidt, Page and Brin all knew it—like its catalog of Web pages, Google was growing exponentially and problems were looming. Their search for an answer netted Brown, whose job has been described as "Chief Chaos Officer." |
A "Sweet" Opportunity Rick Lenny Oct 9, 2006 |
Chairman, President and CEO, The Hershey Company Rick Lenny, president, chairman and CEO of the Hershey Company, visited UC Davis last fall to discuss his experiences at the confectionery and snack products giant and share insights into management that he has gained over a stellar 30-year career in the packaged goods industry. |
"The Managerial Moment of Truth" Bruce Bodaken Oct 6, 2006 |
Chairman, President and CEO, Blue Shield of California As keynote of the School's 25th Anniversary, Bruce Bodaken shares his perspective on how to make managers better leaders. |
At Cisco Systems, Good Deeds John Morgridge Jan 11, 2006 |
Chairman Cisco Systems, Inc. The avalanche of accounting and fraud scandals that have shaken corporate America in recent years have made it painfully and publicly clear: for some, the end can justify unethical and even illegal means if the stakes are high enough. Away from the white-hot media spotlight, however, others have forged another way, placing principles at the core of all enterprise. These companies embrace a culture that values and acts on an ingrained sense of corporate responsibility. |
Driving Value from Innovation William Sullivan Oct 19, 2005 |
CEO, Agilent Technologies, Inc. The 21st century global economy will have winners and losers. The innovators will lead, the others will follow. As president and CEO of Agilent Technologies, William Sullivan lives by this axiom, restructuring the tech giant as an innovative leader, laser-focused on the $40 billion scientific measurement market. |
From Bugs into Drugs: Arête Blazes Tech Transfer Trail John Hamer Apr 12, 2005 |
Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Burrill and Company, CEO and Co-founder, Arête Therapeutics Inc. Flush with $15 million in seed financing from leading investors in the medical and biotechnology fields, John Hamer and a team of UC Davis scientists are hopeful that what began as a chance discovery in a campus entomology laboratory more than a quarter century ago will one day produce effective treatments for the nation's number one killer—heart disease. |
U.S. Chamber of Commerce to ensure America's Compe Thomas Donohue Jan 15, 2004 |
President and CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Just a week after presenting his annual "State of American Business" report to media and policy experts in Washington, D.C., on January 7, Thomas J. Donohue, president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, visited Sacramento to brief area business leaders on the chamber's priorities and political agenda for the coming year. |
Spreading Compassion in the Cubicles Tim Sanders Oct 2, 2003 |
Chief Solutions Officer, Yahoo! Sanders, the chief solutions officer for Yahoo!, shared his near-death experience with a capacity audience at the October 2 kick off of the Dean's Distinguished Speaker Series at the Graduate School of Management. An energetic dot-com veteran, Sanders linked a web of his own experiences together with amusing yet telling stories from the frontlines of business to explain his brand of "bizlove." |
A Prescription for Health George Halvorson Apr 16, 2003 |
Chairman and CEO, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals Millions of Americans are left with a sick feeling this time of year as the season for open enrollment in health care plans comes and goes. This fall hasn't brought any relief for companies or their employees as health care costs continue to skyrocket. |
Venture Capital in the Capital Tim Draper Oct 17, 2001 |
Founder and Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson With venture funding in the Sacramento region heading toward a record year, two seasoned financiers—and proven entrepreneurs in their own right—paid visits to the Graduate School of Management this past fall, one |
"Investing Lessons from a Fool" Tom Gardner May 2, 2001 |
In choosing a name for their new company, Tom Gardner and his brother, David, searched for a catchy brand that would signify what they stood for: telling people "the truth" about personal finance and investing. In Elizabethan theater, the Fool was the only one who could get away with telling the king or queen the truth without literally losing his head. By mixing investing information with curious wit and comic relief, the Gardners took their cue from Shakespeare and breathed life into the "The Motley Fool" in 1993. |
A Full Court Press for Excellence John Thomas Jan 18, 2001 |
John Thomas, captain of business operations for the NBA's Sacramento Kings and WNBA's Monarchs, took center court as a Dean's Distinguished Speaker at the Graduate School of Management in January. As president of Maloof Sports and Entertainment, a position that also includes oversight of the Knights of the World Indoor Soccer League and ARCO Arena, Thomas leads the organization's ongoing mission to build a healthy association with the place it calls home. |
Jess Jackson Heads a Premium Wine Dynasty Jess Jackson May 22, 1999 |
Founder and Proprietor, Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates Returning to UC Davis as a Dean's Distinguished Speaker on May 10 was a homecoming of sorts for Jess Jackson, founder and principal owner of Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates. It was at Davis where the lawyer-turned vintner first learned the finer points of winemaking and the importance of quality and value, the two factors he says have become the bedrock of his business — one he never intended to be in. |
Are MBA Principles all Garbage? Steven F. Bouck |
Executive Vice President and CFO, Waste Connections, Inc. There's tons of cash in the trash business—the U.S. solid waste services industry hauled in $43 billion in revenues last year. Although it's a relatively low-tech and slow-growth sector, pacing with the nation's gross domestic product and population increases, there's no shortage of management challenges and opportunity for big profits. |
Don't Toy with Trust Robert Eckert |
Chairman and CEO, Mattel If you didn't know he was one of the titans of industry, you'd think Robert Eckert was just a down-to-earth Midwesterner from Elmhurst, Illinois. He comes across as someone's favorite next-door neighbor – genial, laid back, soft spoken, yet solid and exuding a warmth of spirit that draws you to him. He may be head of the world's largest toy maker, but you think to yourself – this is a guy I could trust. |


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All this from a guy with two personal bodyguards
His documented ignorance takes my breath away...sad, so very sad.
Strum your guitar, sing "Fire and Rain´, put the guitar away and go home. That´s all we really want you to do - ever.
I have seeen this time and again throughout a long musical career. Gifted musicians and singers that could break your heart with a song being the most ignorant, self absorbed personalities without one.
I agree. Let´s start by taking away Taylor´s rights. I´ll take his money and you all can fight over his other protections.
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."Ben Franklin
Will he give up a few of his rights (1st Amendment) and quit making crappy music and stupid speches?
And this is from the party that believes there is nothing wrong with killing 40 million children(abortion). These are some sick individuals.
I have made more than enough sacrifices in my lifetime for national safety, only to have those sacrifices flushed away by communists from within.Now I sacrifice over 50% of my paycheck in fed, local and state taxes, mostly for boondoggles, graft and lazy people. I´m done sacrificing.Now you want my irons? Come and get ´em. You wont like your reception.
I´d tell JT to just shut up & sing but he´s way past his expiration date. Too many years on the heroin & sauce.His music is only good for curing insomnia anyways.
Hey James,Ted Nugent is on the phone!
I think all these celebrities need to lead by example. For example, give away most of their money, truly reduce their carbon footprint to a regular persons and give up all their personal security. I´d also move them into a 2,000 sq ft. house (at most) in a "diverse" neighborhood. After a couple years of that, we´ll talk, but I´m still not giving up my freedoms.
He needs to get back on the heroin. Sobriety does not become him.
Another has been trying to grab 15 more minutes. How many decades has it been since his last hit?
If you want a walking advertisement for not leaglizing Marijuanna..here he is..
James, if you want to sacrifice your constitutional freedoms, be my guest.Why don´t you do us all a favor and start with your 1st amendment rights and shut the hell up!!!!!I´m not willing to give up a single one of my rights, but I guess that is why NØbama and Moo-chelle didn´t invite me to their coronation and party to mark the final destruction of the USA!!!
You´re right James. You go first. Give up your bodyguards and take it from there.
Why do we listen to Singers and Actors they are the dumbest people around when it comes to common sense.....What is their Educational back ground....That also includes those Idiots over at MSNBC....What makes them so smart....
too bad he didn´t " second-guess the president, or pretend for a second that I know better than he does" when GWB was president...
Sacrifice is a voluntary offering.You don´t mandate sacrifice.
Please, James, give up your First Amendment rights.Soon.
Isn´t it funny how Liberals always want to force everyone else to do their bidding?What´s ´liberal´ about that?
If Taylor was really concerned about the children he would campaign against the abortion industry.
Sweet Baby James, man. You´re a Mockingbird of the Leftoids. Shower the People with your ignorance, won´t you? How Sweet It Is to ignore your vapid thoughts. Just move to Mexico.
I´m going to be lectured to about ´rights,´ by someone who spent time in a mental ward? WRONG answer moron. Those who give up freedoms for security will have neither. It´s a long proven quote by people a LOT smarter than you Jimmy.
Musicians... what DON´T they know???
That´s the beauty of this country James, you can sacrifice your rights all you want. Nobody is stopping you. Just please stop thinking you can go sacrificing mine.
Ok James, first things first....No Musicians
I wonder how many of his first amendment (free speech) rights he and the press would be willing to "sacrifice" in order to keep children safe?
Because what could be safer than the children of slaves.
Shut up and sing, you drug-addled old fool.
"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."Cross the line in threatening my liberty, and at some point it may very well cost you your life.
What #6 posted.
I´ve bought nearly all of his albums since 1970 and a few concert tickets. I didn´t hire him for his political views. If I were the type to hire hooers, I´d use the same criteria. Neither of them are going to pass laws or sign an order that restricts my freedoms.
Dear James Taylor,I ´sacrificed´ 34 years of my life in the service of my country and the defense of our Constitution.I have earned the right to keep my weapons.You, on the other hand, spit in the face of millions who fought so that you could be free to rake in big bucks.You have earned only contempt.
Sweet baby, the majority of us feel strongly about Obamacare, but we got it.Shut up and sing, or better yet, just shut up.
You don´t get a firearm James, you´ve been institutionalized.Or did you forget?I support the second amendment, and the twenty-second amendment.
Lead by example bigmouth! Give up your armed security; afterall, if they ever needed to use a firearm to save YOUR life, a child could be killed in the melee. Or are you just spouting jive?
Okay James, then stop singing and turn in your guitar collection to the govn so they can be redistributed - and while you`re at it, since you are a former heroin addict, you cannot be trusted to ever own a handgun.If you really mean what you say, go live in Cuba or Venezuela for a year as `Anonymous James`, then come back and tell us if you still wish to give up some of your freedom.
What #6 said.
Anyone who wants to keep the bad guys away just turn on some James Taylor music to drive then away!
"Well, we´re big rock singers.We got golden fingersand we´re loved everywhere we go.We sing about beautyand we sing about truthat ten-thousand dollars a show."When I read this article, I couldn´t get this song out of my head...
From what I can gather he would have a hard time passing a background check!
The moron is a Canuk (Canadian)
James doesn´t get it, he is not an American. His rights come from the Queen, ours come from The Creator.
You first James. Or better, go live in another country where they embrace your anti-2nd Amendment attitude.


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1. M&D figures are combined: "Starring Role (Acoustic)" [#1] + "Starring Role" [#9]; "Primadonna (Acoustic)" [#2] + "Primadonna" [#8]; "Lies (Acoustic)" [#3]" + "Lies" [#16].
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Err yay?KevinScream wrote:05 06 [05] Mónica Naranjo – No Voy a Llorar <2wks>
They'll be back soon, once I'll give a proper listen to their other albums (I've only listened to 'The Wall' so far).Wardo wrote:Where's Pink Floyd, Kevin?
Yay! We have similar taste in music!BadGirl wrote:Wow, i love your musical tastes! They're less mainstream than mine, but similar in some way. It's great to see Marina so strong in your chart, and iamamiwhoami as well!
1. M&D figures are combined: "Starring Role (Acoustic)" [#27] + "Starring Role" [#5]; "Primadonna (Acoustic)" [#47] + "Primadonna" [#9]; "Lies (Acoustic)" [#30]" + "Lies" [#16]; "Homewrecker (Acoustic)" (#44) + "Homewrecker" (#13);
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3. It's already MJ's 6th week in my lists (he's the only artist that is charting since I started the topic), but now he got his biggest results: +150 plays.
Wow classic 80sKevinScream wrote:05 nw [05] Kraftwerk – The Model <1wk>
KevinScream wrote:01 nw [01] Emilie Autumn – Time For Tea
I've just checked it on YouTube. It's quite an interesting stuff! It reminds me These New Puritans.
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Is it a new material from ex-Japan lead vocalist and songwriter?
Did you like it?chun1702 wrote:Interesting top 2! Listened to both since they are not blocked for me on German YouTube. What a rare event. Me listening to music on YouTube.
David Sylvian just released a compilation, and I've been listening to it a lot recently. In case, the charted song ("I Should Not Dare") was taken from his 2011 album "Died in the Wool".andrej wrote:Is it a new material from ex-Japan lead vocalist and songwriter?
David's album has missed out on my Top 10 for the past 2 weeks but I've been enjoying that one. Need to listen to Santigold, Marina & The Diamonds & Garbage's new album really.09 nw [09] David Sylvian – Forbidden Colours <1wk>
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? Acknowledgment of past wrongs. We might name here both the Iranian airbus tragedy--we have never apologized for that--and the Iranian act of holding American Embassy personnel hostage. There are always wrongs on both sides. ? A Marshall Plan for the Middle East: a crash program to help the area develop economically. In the past, this approach has earned the United States lasting friends. ? Intervisitation programs of all kinds. ? A crash program to develop nonpetroleum energy sources.
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Either way folks to lead article in today's Wall Street Journal was -- still lamenting that -- It focuses on this year's election focus which is really what makes America work more precisely actually what will put more Americans to work.
The author of that article is a legendary hedge fund manager and author most recently of the book.
Eat people -- love that title Andy Kessler he joins us now from Powell author -- great to see you thanks for giving and appreciate it.
Well that's the question what builds jobs in this countries is center right now in the whole discussion of of what's gonna get America back and its feet.
And Nancy Pelosi came out with an idea of at least what could help the job situation a couple years ago let's play that side and get your reaction.
If you want to create jobs if the quickest way to do it.
Is to.
Provide more funding for food stamps.
And have unemployment.
Soul food stamps and unemployment insurance actually create jobs what do you think of that solution.
There -- -- exactly the opposite I mean there's this whole economic fought in Washington that if you just get money into the hands of the middle class that.
That the economy will grow but it's got it exactly backwards you care to increase growth just because you increased wages or give money out.
It's productivity it's it's it's doing more with less that that provides economic growth and higher paying jobs that you know -- the president in his.
Acceptance speech at the convention.
Said the following we believe that when a CEO pays his auto workers enough to buy cars that they build the whole company does better.
You know it it hearkens back to Ford Motor Co.
when Henry Ford don't pay the wages of his employees to five bucks but.
That's it's got it backwards it's gotta be productivity that drives growth what I read English and wages.
I think when you called it and and we should point out the fact -- when Nancy Pelosi said that we hadn't really sort of doubled down.
On the unemployment insurance and the food -- as we have -- and clearly it has not helped it may have actually aggravated did the job situation but it certainly hasn't -- that so.
That theory has been proven wrong over the past two years correct.
Surpassed -- sure pass I mean you don't look that the -- Summers and Geithner and -- -- -- were running around with numbers of these multiplier saying -- -- -- do a tax cut a dollar tax -- only -- -- point three dollars of economic growth put food -- gives -- one point 75.
Dollars of economic growth and it's it's completely backwards we go back to that Fort Stewart.
You know he doubled wages in the end that 1914 -- or forgets that in 1913.
He put in the moving assembly line and the -- time for automobiles went from fourteen hours to ninety minutes and -- tax increase -- productivity he can afford to pay.
Workers more.
-- that the price of automobiles dropped from 915 I was.
It was in everybody's economy no question and -- but but some would argue -- -- they're arguing this case these days as well.
That wins innovation without tremendous innovation you're talking about with a Ford Motor Co.
-- that we see with computers the same sort of thing.
That it actually hurts job growth because you get so productive that you can lay off more workers what do you say to that.
Well in the near term that happens often travel agents.
Bank tellers -- of ATMs but in the long run it it's the it's the shavings from that that provides a platform for others to great new jobs that didn't exist before.
I mean look at the -- phone the iPhone has gotten rid of -- things like maps in in restaurants and and -- -- eat into you know postal workers but it allows.
You don't workers -- white collar workers and blue collar workers to be more productive what they do that's a platform for others to create wealth fund.
So every cycle no matter watched.
More jobs and more better paying jobs are created vs the lower paying jobs the technology gets -- Either way getting back -- beginning we we should mention that those who focus on the government side of -- -- the handouts in the tax subsidies is creating jobs.
They're not just Democrats some Republicans are included -- bunch like Mark Zandi right.
Everyone's guilty everybody's guilty because.
These guys don't sit there and live and breathe and in -- in in a world.
We're we're productivity is what increases living -- they think that you know you can just signed a bill and you've increase living standards that works exactly the opposite in fact sometimes I'm.
I'm surprised that living standards increase at all given what goes on Washington but she got entrepreneur -- -- big companies small companies that every -- are scrambling writing code coming up with new productive things and that's what's driving economic growth and job creation and we've got to -- let it -- -- the kid out of the way they and let this stuff grow.
Okay and this is a guy puts his money where his mouth -- by the way so well you've got to listen to what he says he's got skin of the game anticancer good to see -- thank you Randi appreciate it.
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Approach as per Solar Slab Gully. The start of Johnny Vegas is just to the left (when facing the wall), behind a boulder perched on a short pedestal of rock. p1. Start up the double cracks, which eventually become a single crack. As the protection starts to become sparser, trend up and left. Belay at a bolted anchor on a platform at the base of a short dark dihedral. A long pitch. p2. Stem up the dihedral to gain a face with some questionable rock. Continue up and slightly right to another bolted belay, below the base of a right-facing dihedral capped by a roof. p3. Head up and right on the easy but run out slab, and continue up, and around the corner. The pro is better once around the corner. The crux route-finding is deciding when to surmount the apex of the face and start trending back to the left. It's easy to come up to slabby ground and find yourself above the belay/rappel anchor. p4. Head up easy climbing to the boulders near the edge of the main Solar Slab Terrace, and continue scrambling up to the base of Solar Slab if so desired. With the exception of p4, all of the pitches felt like they had some 5.6 climbing, and some friable rock. Rappel from the top of p3 with two ropes (or if you only have one rope, head down Solar Slab Gully).
Standard rack, bolted belay stances.
It's also possible to do a different pitch 1 starting right of Beulah's Book. A party got in front of us using this alternate start and reported it's similar in difficulty to the regular pitch 1 (maybe a little more runout, though). We also combined 3&4 with a 50m rope, I think it just barely made it (Swain calls it 180', and we might have had to simulclimb a little with our 50m). This way you do not have to downclimb to the 3rd anchor (after climbing too high)!
We combined the pitches 3 and 4 too, George, but we had a 60m. Going straight up the corner for P3 and moving out right at the bolt is 5.9 friction.
A fun route! P1 and P2 are each approx. 135 feet long. As Jake mentions, it is easy to miss the bolted anchor for P3, and I ended up 30 feet above it before noticing (not to worry - you can easily build your own). There also appear to be two different ways to approach this pitch. One way is to stay left in a corner, then step right (protected by a shiny new bolt) once the crack peters out. The other way is to stay further right off the belay out on the face, which is somewhat runout but probably no harder than 5.4. Done this way, the singular bolt is a bit out of reach, but is not needed.
I'd honestly have to give this route a higher star rating, 2.5 at least, and as for the grade...by Red Rocks standards I would definitely have to say this was a slight step up from anything in the 5.6 range there. If it were in other places I could see it being called 5.6. Anyhow, it's all subjective. By the way, the nice shiny bolt on the 3rd pitch is for the 5.9 variation in the right facing dihedral, which is by far better than the right traverse out to the rounded arete. Going right at the 3rd belay is 5.4 but harder to protect off the belay than in the dihedral.
Don't rappel this route. This recommendation is based on personal experience and also that of others. It is very easy to get ropes snagged while descending this route. You would be much better off making your way to the right and rapping Solar Slab Gully with one rope.
This climb was a blast. The second pitch is just fun cruisin'. Rapping each pitch individually is probably the best option for rope pulling and traffic issues.
Classic must do route! Our rope got stuck temporarily during the raps... So be careful!
I would disagree with John about the rappel-this is the quickest and most safe descent from the solar slab ledge that I know of, and I've done every route on the wall that's in the guidebook. I've descended the Solar Slab Gully by rappel at least three times (I may be blocking out other times-*find a happy place!*) and find it complex, sketchy to find and traverse to certain anchors on the way down, and Johnny Vegas offers a quick, safe solution. A short (50 ft) rap from the boulder, a 120' exposed rap over the roof to the P2 anchors, two full length raps, and you're back at your packs. Stuck ropes are as common as cheap hookers in Vegas, but do the math on how many short, diagonaling rappels are in the gully, and you'll see my point-mathematically speaking, it's better odds doing 3.5 raps straight down. See Nevada Forums for info about the accident report in SS Gully-I climbed Horndogger Select that day, and very nearly got to witness the results of that rappel and an inexperienced and tired climber. I went down JV and hit the ground in less than 20 minutes of rapping. We weren't there to assist because we were already scarfing pizza at home by the time the other party got to the next to last rap in the gully.
I have a question about the slab on the start of P3. That sure didn't feel like 5.6 (to my fat ass anyway) I went about half way and fell on my pro, then traversed out to the right and went up that way on much easier terrain. Clipped the bolt from above/right. Can anyone comment on these moves? Are they really .6 or more like .9 (in the dihederal on the left of the slab)? Man I love friction but that freaked me out for some reason.
Cammyjams-- it sounds like you got onto the 5.9 variation. The standard route goes to the right from the 2nd belay. The climbing is very easy, but not much protection on the right (unless you do something weird, you will be too far to the right to even clip the bolt).
JV is a fun route. We had two parties rappelling down while we were climbing up...This made for quite a scene!!! Both parties reluctantly climbed back up to free their snagged rope. I would recommend rappelling the gully as it puts you right back were you start JV. Using the gully for descent also creates less traffic on JV. We descended the gully, had no issues and were down about the same time the snagged rope climbers were packing up. This descent uses one rope (we had a 70 meter) and is very straight forward. There are even some old pitons next to one of the rap anchors for your viewing pleasure!!! Be prepared to walk out in the dark.
Thanks Larry, I realize this probably should have been posted in the forums. I'm gonna go back up there soon and nail that slab. It just seemed like the 'right' way to go off of the belay at the time. Live and learn. 5.9, not 5.6, LOL.
..named for my old friend, John Rosholt, I hope your pulling down where ever you are...
Great route! The climbing was always interesting and never really stressful. This was our "warm-up" for Solar Slab, so we had a full day. As for the dreaded rope snags, ours got snagged twice coming down JV after rapping Solar Slab without any issues. It was a real pain in the ass, but it doesn't look like rapping the gully would have made any difference: as we were hiking out, we heard obscenities from a climber with a snagged rope in the SS gully. JL
My partner and I did the 5.9 variation on pitch 3 without clipping the bolt. The slab was really slippery and there's absolutely nothing on it to grab, but it contains some very shallow divots high up that offered us just enough traction for our mantled palms to keep from slipping off. If you set a piece high enough up the crack in the dihedral, a slip on the traverse will result in a pendulum across the smooth slab high enough to miss the more featured rock below it. The layback moves required to set a piece that high are pretty fun. Fortunately, neither of us slipped during our traverses, but the slap was so powdery we both felt like we were right on the edge of doing so! A few sections of this route that might feel a little runout contain solid horns that can be slung for protection. You might want to look for them and use them whenever potential gear placements aren't obvious.
A note for the start. Best to "suit up" at the base of the descent gully. You can then easily scramble up to your left (4th class) to the base of the actual climb. Nice to find your packs waiting for you right where you descend! Great climb, but very easy except for the 2nd pitch, which is way classic. And just when you think the challenges are over the holds begin to thin out and it becomes run out! Nothing to fear as you will find what you need but keep a cool head. Rappelling the gully takes a while as there is a lot of junk and ledges and you are continually having to help your rope along. Also lots of loose rock so be careful. I managed to pull a rock down behind me with the rope. Would'nt you know it that the rock managed to take the rope with it and wedge it perfectly into a crack below me. Luckily was able to dislodge the rock with my hands and free the rope. Lots of opportunity for adventure here. Most of the rappel anchors in the gully are obvious accept for the second one. Continue on past tempting rappel trees and look left. You will see a very exposed anchor on the cliff corner. A great climb. If I ever do it again though will get there a lot earlier and try to link it up with Solar Slab (which several other parties had done that day) which looks and sounds awesome.
If there are any other parties on this route (and there probably will be) - please, please consider rapping Solar Slab Gully instead of this route. You'll be doing a service to those following you. Contrary to some of the reports above, I found the gully to be an easy descent. Six straightforward single-rope rappels.
Combined w/Solar Slab is it possible to find more 5.6 in one climb? Amazingly fun and a must do. Get there EARLY. Easy to route find, just follow the chalk. Each pitch has something different and fun. The "R" on P2 is just real 5.6 climbing w/o those monstrous jugs you get used to but still pro where you need it. Combine P3 & 4 for sure. Props to Tom, Harrison et al for this one!
Perhaps the finest 5.7 blast I've ever climbed. More fun than runnin' naked through Sunday service. A bit run out on P2, but mostly on solid (but steep!) 5.6 ground. DO NOT SKIP the short, obvious 5.9 dihedral on P3--it's most excellent. And you don't need to clip the bolt to lead this, but definitely show your second that you care by clippin' it anyway, cowboys and gurls. Finally, P4? Really? Rope up for what is ordinarily considered "scrambling"? I think the opening moves just to mount the boulders at the bottom of P1 were harder than anything on that P4 mound... About rapping: We rapped JV with zero problems, this with two spaghetti string ropes that usually insist on snagging. That gully sounds vicious to me; would recommend rapping JV every time (provided it's the end of a full, Solar Slab day and the crowds are gone) and making sure you give a damn good YANK at the end to clear the rope. Also, do stop at that short, auxiliary station 50ft below the P3 anchor.
Great route, definitely worthwhile! I was concerned about the descriptions of pitch 2 and 3 being spicy. Two was a tad spicy, but not bad and the gear you do get is good. Pitch 3 is runout on the arete, with the exception of slinging some chicken heads, but its easy ground. We too missed the belay atop P3. If you find yourself 20-30 feet above the anchors, just push it up another 20 feet or so to the bolts atop P4. We rapped Solar Gully with a single 60 meter rope. A 50 probably would have worked, but would have been close on a couple raps.
I'd give it 4 stars but I haven't done enough classics at Red Rock to understand the difference between classic and great. It's a route with three wonderful pitches. Pitch 2 is fantastic! Steep with great holds. I really enjoyed P3 with its exposed easy run out arete, the traversing left across the lip of roof at the first easy opportunity. The 5.9 corner and slab seems out of character with the rest of the climb if chosen as a variation.
This was my first trad climb I have done. The holds were excellent and it felt relatively easy to place gear. I recommend this climb for a beginner trad climber.
This route was very fun. Only my eigth lead. I was a litle scared on it but it was good. Would do again.
The whole climb came down to the micro placements half way through the second pitch. a couple nut placements and GO! On the third pitch, dont hesitate to look around the corner - there is fun to be had - then you dont have to sling those heads. www.climbphx.com - CLimbPHX climbin in the desert!
Link P3+4 with a 60m or 70, if you can avoid the rope drag.
I just climbed this for the 4th time and finally did the 3rd pitch 5.9 varation. I found that you can sew this up with cams, very little risk to make the crux move to clip the bolt. I just love this climb.
Climbed this thing at night on a mid-summer's evening. What a blast that was! Sweet views from the huge ledge between JV and Solar Slab (Mt. Wilson illuminated by the city lights as well as the upper Solar Slab). As for beta: Single rack to 3". The ST rack was WAAAY overkill. This is one of the best 5.7's I have climbed anywhere. Red Rock moderate climbing at its finest. RE: Rapping the route.... If you know what you are doing you will be fine rapping the route - we rapped it at night in gusty winds and had no hang-ups on rappel, just be mindful of what you are rapping over and be sure to use the station 50' from the top station...YMMV
Third time I have done this route. Entire route is outstanding, but the 2nd pitch is fantastic and the third pitch 5.9 variation is a most do. I am a 5.7 leader and the third pitch felt very secure. Takes great gear making the consequence of a fall very safe IMHO. Have fun...!! Great Route!


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