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Wow, this past week has been a busy one and I apologize for being gone the past few days! My husband came home from a work trip to Thailand (army stuff), and a couple days after that we started packing for our newest move. Blah….
Yes, we are moving. AGAIN. But not out of paradise here in Hawaii just yet. Only out of our current home and into military housing on base. We decided to move in an effort to save some money (the cost of electricity here in Hawaii is absolutely absurd!), and to be closer to my husband's work. However, the last time we moved ourselves without help from a moving company was before we were married and had kids. Really, it was before we had much of anything! The army has always provided movers to take care of of all the packing and heavy lifting, but not this time. Oh MY WORD! Moving your own family is a lot of exhausting work! Seriously, I'm pooped and we still haven't even moved our furniture out yet! That fun comes tomorrow. 🙂
So even though packing and moving has kind of taken over our household the past few days, I still wanted to take some time and share a new, yummy and easy recipe with you today!
Since spring is just around the corner, these Lemon Bars are the perfect treat to whip up in preparation for the new season. They are great for baby showers, bridal showers, Easter, or just 'cause. 😉
When I say easy, I mean it! You only need six simple ingredients, one of which is an ever versatile cake mix! Don't you love cake mix? They aren't just for making cakes anymore! Cookies, brownies, pancakes, and these Easy Lemon Bars all can be made with the use of a helpful box from Betty Crocker.
Get started by combining the cake mix with the oil and an egg. Reserve about 3/4 cup of the dough to use as crumble topping for the Lemon Bars. Press the remainder of the dough into the bottom of a 9×13 pan and bake for about 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
Allow it to cool while you get started on the filling. Beat the cream cheese, lemon juice, and sugar together until nice and smooth. Spread it evenly over the baked crust. Crumble reserved dough over the top of filling and return to oven for 15-20 minutes until baked and filling is set.
Yum! Lemony goodness, buttery, chewy crust…it's hard to stop yourself at just one of these babies! But hey, if you've had a busy week there's nothing wrong with indulging a bit. You've earned it! And if your week hasn't been that busy, you still deserve one. Because you are awesome and came by to read my little blog today and I want you to have one. So there. 🙂
Easy Lemon Bars
These Easy Lemon Bars are so creamy and delicious! You only need 6 ingredients to make these, and they will disappear fast when you serve them to friends and family!
- 1 (18.25 oz) package lemon cake mix
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 (8 oz) packages cream cheese, softened
- 2/3 cup granulated sugar
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Pour cake mix into a large bowl. Add the egg and oil; mix until well blended. Mixture will be slightly dry. Reserve about 3/4 cup for the topping, and pat the rest into a 9x13 inch pan.
Bake for 15 minutes in the preheated oven. Set aside to cool.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, beat the softened cream cheese with the sugar and lemon juice until smooth. Spread the mixture evenly over the baked crust. Crumble the reserved cake mix mixture over the top.
Bake for an additional 15 minutes in the preheated oven, or until filling is set and the topping is lightly toasted. Cool before cutting into bars. Refrigerate leftovers.
Recipe Notes
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This was originally posted on 6/6/2013.
My cofounders and I were sitting in the Mission on a sunny morning, eating crepes and talking with a survey and testing guru about testing business assumptions for our new startup.
"I would be hesitant to sink more than a week or two into the idea without data from customers."
My cofounders and I traded sideways glances. The truth was that we had been working on our new startup for 4 months already. We had been play testing our game for more than a month, but it would be a while before it was ready for a beta launch .
Our meeting left us feeling uncertain, our previous startup had a minimum viable product ready to ship inside a month; why was this taking so long? It didn't hit us until later on when we were speaking with more experienced game devs.
"You have something ready to play in 4 months? That's great."
We had been operating on the assumption that like a B2B startup website, we could throw something down in a week or two, go to customers, test it, and begin iterating. But games defy MVP release schedules. Nowhere is this better illustrated than in 2D Boy's illuminating blog series about developing World of Goo. It's true that they churned out their first version in a week, but their first game tests (which occurred several months into development) were a mess. At CodeCombat we understand that all too well, unfortunately.
Games must be fun. The primary business assumption of any game is "users will like playing it." It's almost guaranteed that users won't be satisfied playing a two week old MVP. In fact, that's sort of the definition of a minimum viable product: it's rough, unpolished, and easy to change. If you're doing it right, the MVP is difficult to take seriously. By contrast, the quality standard for games has been raised so high that it's often not enough to slap something together to gauge user interest.
The takeaway we've learned is that startups with experience building websites need to step back and redefine their MVP expectations when building a game. It takes longer to make something fun rather than just functional, and unfortunately games are defined by the first term, not the second.


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The National Disability Advocacy Program is a network of 118 agencies across Australia who can provide a broad range of advocacy services to people with disability.
NDAP agencies based in NDIS sites are also funded to support people with disability through the NDIA internal review processes and external review of NDIA decisions through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
These are the National Disability Advocacy Program agencies in Victoria currently funded to provide support with NDIS reviews:
- Action on Disability within Ethnic Communities
- Action for More Independence & Dignity in Accommodation Inc
- AED Legal
- Disability Justice Advocacy
- Grampians Disability Advocacy (Central Highlands and Loddon)
- Leadership Plus
- Rights Information and Advocacy Centre (Central Highlands, Loddon, Geelong and Colac regions)
- Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council Inc
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I am a vice president of a medium-sized, publicly traded company headquartered in Vermont. I am an advisor to the company's chairman and chief executive officer on organizational and leadership development, human performance, brand strategy, public affairs, business and market trends, and corporate communications. I'm also an executive coach to over 200 mid- and upper-level managers and numerous work teams.
I'm a speaker and panelist who offers thought-provoking and often unconventional views and insights in the areas of leadership development, organizational and problem-solving culture, business and cultural trends, economic development, corporate responsibility and sustainability, and life/work balance
I also serve as Director of the University of Vermont's Sustainable Innovation MBA, which is designed to create the next generation of business and organizational leaders who will change the way we live, lead, and profit. I lead a year-long seminar on personal and organizational leadership, as well, and serve as the chair of the program's Board of Advisors.
I am currently a member of the Board of Trustees of the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps, and chair the Vermont Climate Economy Action Team. I am serving on the Governor's Commission on Climate Action in 2017 and 2018. I was a member of the Vermont Climate Change Economy Council during 2015 and 2016. I recently completed twelve years of service as a member of the board of directors of the Vermont Council on Rural Development. I also served as the chairman of the Vermont Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy steering committee during 2013 and 2014.
I have served on the Vermont General Assembly Speaker's Business Advisory Council, and am a former member of the boards of directors of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, and the Rutland Economic Development Corporation. Prior to 1995, I was an Albany, N.Y.-based political and corporate communications consultant serving political candidates, state-level political parties, lobbyists, public affairs advocacy groups and corporate clients (energy, software, retail) throughout the northeastern U.S. I have also held several staff positions in the New York State Legislature.
My wife, Renae, and I have five children. We live in Vermont, obviously!


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I have tried to show how it is imperative for leaders to CONNECT if they want to succeed internationally. In my previous blogs, I explained how you must C- communicate effectively, O- observe culture, N- network intentionally, N- nurture community, and E- exemplify integrity. Because of the transient nature of international work, you must realize that what you do while they are there will impact how well the organization runs when you are gone. These last two points speak more about how to truly empower locally and leave a legacy.
C is for Cultivate Growth. Growth is essential, and also very challenging.
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Despite your surroundings, limitations, and boundaries, you must find a way to grow. Growth is important for internal morale and external influence. It also creates momentum for further expansion. Those who truly believe in the vision of an organization will naturally want to grow. What some do not understand is that the growth does not all need to come from the leader. Everyone should have the ability to grow themselves and the organization.
That kind of trust and independence within a framework of the given vision takes cultivating. I say, "cultivate" because it has to be worked at. You have to put time into it. Growth does not always come naturally. Like any living thing, it takes time and the right ingredients. The ingredients are a balance of structure and freedom. There must be a clear vision and guidelines along with staff autonomy and trust. If there is too much freedom, the growth will be out of control. If there is too little room, you will suffocate the growth.
T is for Train and Develop. I strongly believe in good development practices. Sometimes people with good intentions leave the local workforce in worse shape than before. I believe the goal must be sustainability, the strategy long-term, and the method empowerment through training and development. The goal of leadership should be to bring others up to your level, not push them further behind. The most important question to ask is, "What would things look like if I left tomorrow?" If the answer is, "it would be a disaster", then you are doing something wrong.
Internationally, you need to know your boundaries as an expatriate. Most practically, it means understanding what you can offer and what you cannot. Perhaps one of the greatest gifts you can give is to pass on wisdom and knowledge through training and development. Training is teaching in practice. Development is leading others along a path to empowerment and self-reliance. It is a selfless part of connecting that shows that you are not in it for yourself. Leadership is about pushing ahead into uncharted areas. But if there is no one who can come with you, then you have lost your ability to connect and influence. Too many leaders try to push ahead to gain credit for themselves. But when they look behind, there is no one following. They have not spent the time to rise up others around them. Therefore, training and developing staff must be a core component of a leader, if there is any desire to see the organization succeed long-term.
Each year, CFA has training seminars to build the technical skills of all the staff in health, ministry, and counseling. We also host an end of the year retreat that involves teaching, fun activities, and casting vision for the year ahead.


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Carson in Rock Hill: Candidate says what the faithful want to hear
Ben Carson never raised his voice in an arena built for loud shouts – and the five people in Section 101, Row E, seats 1 through 5, loved him for the gentleness.
In this row of seats – some of the best in the house – sat the people Carson needs to win over if he is going to win in South Carolina's primary Feb. 20. This is a state where conservatism and Christianity are often the top two requirements for any victory for a Republican. And here sat a mother in seat 1, two students and first-time voters in seats 2 and 3, and a retired couple in seats 4 and 5.
Ben Carson never broke a sweat in an arena where athletes sweat all the time – and the row of strangers who became friends because of the candidate were thankful for it.
Ben Carson, who has never run for office until now, was exactly who these people want.
Despite so many questions about Carson's fuzzy knowledge of politics, the 2,000-plus people at the Winthrop Coliseum on Wednesday, including the five who filled the seats of Section 101, Row E, didn't ask the retired doctor about it and didn't care. They wanted to see and hear a man who, like them, is an out-front Christian, a person who, like them, is conservative against big government, and a man who could care less what people think about it.
"Dr. Carson did a great job, he said what I came here to hear," said Lori Sutton, the mother in seat 1. "He is a man of faith, family and believes in education as the key to all success. He believes in 'we the people' and said that the people are the country, not the government."
Carson during his 45 minutes on stage was a conservative encyclopedia. He slammed the "tyranny of the political class and the media" who he says want to keep the country stalled in a funk while he as a conservative wants to unleash American exceptionalism again. He railed against evolution, saying how he believes God created all animal species. He spoke about the people escaping government control of lives. He called a climate change summit where the current president went recently "absurd."
Carson told the crowd he has been subjected to far more prejudice for being conservative in America than for being black in America.
Winthrop University students Tristan Whitaker and Kirsten Squires, conservatives in their teens and ready to vote in the primary and general election in 2016 for the first time, were thrilled with Carson's proud and bold faith.
"He has very firm beliefs – he is consistent and always stays true to who he is," Whitaker said. "That's what I am looking for."
Squires, who will turn 18 in time to vote, called Carson, who was born poor, "a visionary" America needs to move forward. Carson's quip that America is "a can-do" country and not a "what can someone do for you" country really hit home for Squires.
"His faith is real, you can tell he has it," Squires said. "And the can-do statement. That's true. He means that anyone can do anything – but you have to do it. This country needs a person like him."
At the end of the little row just off the floor of the coliseum was married couple Sheila Schoening and Joe Merritt.
Schoening is a retired businessperson who believes in the free market as the only way to prosperity.
"America can't keep writing a check to take care of every expense for everyone else," said Schoening, who also likes Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. "Mr. Carson understands that when he talked about how the debt needs to be handled."
Merritt is a retired Navy veteran who served two tours in Vietnam and who also likes conservative Ted Cruz. Carson's commitment to "personal responsibility" is important, Merritt said.
"He did a good job today," Merritt said of Carson.
Yet what was so striking about Carson was evident with this short row of five people bunched together at the coliseum is they never met before the event. Sutton, the mother, the two Winthrop students and the retired couple were strangers before the town hall forum. Yet they talked to each other before and afterward and clapped for the same things.
They found they share what they want in their country – and believe Ben Carson can give it to them. The older people told the younger people about responsibility and how to have success in life. The teens talked of how they hope to be great if government stays off their backs.
"Dr. Carson is a unifier," said Squires, the college freshman ready to cast her first vote. "Look at us here together talking. We all want the same things. And he is the one to deliver."
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2016 National Salary Survey Webinar14 July 2016
What are current pay rates in the industry? Gill Matthewson presents analysis of the 2016 ACA National Salary Survey results for the August National Webinar.
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Thanks to all contributors - Aaron, Grant, Pat, Roger, Alex, Rebecca, Rebel, Jess, Greg, Steve, thanks a bunch.
Here is episode two of Cozy Corner featuring Danny Hauger.
SHow will be posted by noon. Enjoy!
Episode 2 - Telecommunications, "Phoning it in"
Highlights: Car Place, the Place for Cars! An array of callers and telemarketers from the Walt Harding Foundation, Fun Corner, Nicon cars, Illustrated Sports, a trip to TJ, Mexico, and other guests stop by.
Also featuruing segments: A Moment with Marnie, Playtime with Dino, a commercial for water, and more.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland Group released a preliminary report detailing its performance over the first half of the year on Friday, July 25 – a week before the scheduled Q2 results announcement date of August 1. The U.K.-based banking group, which is 81%-owned by the British government, churned out its best half-year performance since its bailout in 2008, raising hopes among investors of quicker re-privatization plans. Consequently, the bank's shares gained almost 11% over trading on Friday – jumping from $11.18 to $12.38.
Although revenues for the second quarter were lower than the figure for the previous quarter as well as the year-ago period, the bank benefited considerably from improving credit quality, which allowed it to release loan provisions for the first time since the economic downturn. RBS reported loan recoveries of £93 million (~$150 million) for Q2 2014 compared to loan impairments of £362 million (~$600 million) in Q1 2014 and £1.1 billion (~$1.7 billion) in Q2 2013. However, the impact of the loan improvement on operating profits was negated by high restructuring costs of £350 million (~$600 million) for the period as well as an additional £250 million (~$420 million) in provisions to cover PPI and interest-rate product misgivings – both of which are one-time costs and are unlikely to drag down results in subsequent quarters.
We maintain our $13 price estimate for RBS's stock, which is roughly 5% ahead of the current market price.
See our full analysis for RBS's stock
Operating Margins Improved On The Back Of Cost-Cutting Efforts
This February, RBS announced plans to cut its cost-to-income ratio to 55% within three years – well below the 73% figure for 2013. [2] The banking group did well to slash its cost-to-income ratio (adjusted for one-time restructuring and litigation-related charges) to 65% for Q1 2014, and took the figure up another notch in Q2 to 62%. Adjusted operating expenses for the quarter were just above £3 billion (~$5 billion) for the quarter – a good 6.5% improvement quarter-on-quarter. A bulk of this improvement came from RBS's U.K. Personal and Business Banking division, which saw adjusted cost-to-income drop from 60% in Q1 to 52% in Q2 – almost hitting the bank's long-term cost-to-income ratio target of 50% for the operations. This hardly comes as a surprise, as the bank refocused its efforts in the U.K. in response to increased pressure from the British government. The importance of the bank's retail and business banking operations in the U.K. to its overall business model is made clear by the chart above, as we estimate these operations account for roughly 70% of RBS's total value.
The partial impact of improving cost-to-income ratios on RBS's share value can be understood by making changes to the chart below, which captures the operating expenses of its U.K. retail banking unit as a percentage of the division's revenues.
Ulster Bank Reports Another Profit, RBS Explores Options
RBS's retail banking business in Northern Ireland – Ulster Bank – has without doubt been the biggest drag on the banking group's results since the recession of 2008. The business piled on impairments between £200 million and £400 million every quarter since late-2009 – often responsible for almost 40% of the group's total impairments in a given period, while contributing less than 5% of the group's total revenues. The last quarter of 2013 was particularly bad, as the unit recorded its highest-ever impairment figure of £1.07 billion (~$1.8 billion) – making it the worst quarter for the Ulster Bank division on record.
But things improved earlier this year, as better economic conditions in the region helped the division report its first quarterly profit since 2008 in Q1 2014. A jump in net interest income, coupled with negligible loan provisions for Q2, made things even better with the division reporting an adjusted operating income of £58 million (~$100 million) for the period. While the sequential improvement shows that Ulster Bank's fortunes have indeed reversed, RBS is exploring strategic options for the business. The bank was rumored to have been in talks with private equity firms to infuse capital in the business earlier this year, and a recent report by Morgan Stanley recommending a majority stake sale is expected to hasten RBS's exit from the Northern Ireland-based retail banking operations in the near future.
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Last Update: August 3, 2000 — links updated.
Airing: 12:30-1 p.m. Monday-Friday, January 1-June 30, ABC.
Personnel: Tom Kennedy, host; Jack Clark, announcer. A Stefan Hatos-Monty Hall Production. Taped in Los Angeles.
Description: Breathlessly fast-paced three-contestant Q&A.
Game Play: Three players competed. Kennedy read a clue leading into a question with three different parts; contestants then rang in to try to answer any one of the parts of the question. The first contestant had their choice of any part of the question they chose; the second had two choices if the first contestant was right previously or all three if the first contestant was incorrect; the third contestant, thusly, could choose from one, two, or all three parts. Correct answers were worth $5 if all three contestants answered correctly, $10 if two contestants answered correctly, or $25 if only one contestant answered correctly. The game was played in two rounds, with the round two cash values jumping to $10, $25, and $50. Later in the run, the first contestant in each round to be the only one to answer a question correctly of a given three won an additional merchandise prize.
In the Countdown Round, the player who had accumulated the most money needed three correct answers to win the game. The player in second needed four answers, and the player in third five answers. (A tie meant that both or all three players had to answer the lower amount of parts of the question.) The other significant difference was the player who rang in first could answer up to all three parts of the question; an incorrect answer resulted in a move to the next player. The first player to get down to zero won the game and moved on to the end game. All three players kept the cash accumulated during the game.
End Game: At this point, the stage split in half, revealing five new automobiles. The champion chose one of five keys and tried to determine which car it would start. Starting the car won it for the player (and they then retired from the show); if the car didn't start, the player won $1000 and returned on the next show. That car was eliminated if that player won again, meaning the champion then had to choose from four cars to see which would start, three in the following show, and so on. The player left the show when he or she started a car, won five games (which resulted in an automatic car win), or was dethroned as champion.
Background: Split Second began March 20, 1972 on ABC, at 12:30 p.m., a time slot it retained throughout its run. Tom Kennedy, who had followed up a successful six-year run on NBC's You Don't Say! with an unsuccessful syndicated talk/variety show that ran in just a few markets and a year as the host of the syndicated game It's Your Bet, signed a long-term contract with ABC and was given the hosting job. The producers were Stefan Hatos and Monty Hall, introducing their first game since NBC's Chain Letter six years before. Second helped form a one-hour game block for ABC, with Password, which had previously aired at 12:30, moving to the noon slot. Second showed some strength from the start, forcing the similarly-formatted The Who, What, or Where Game off NBC at the end of 1973 and easily conquering NBC's next offering in that time slot, Baffle. (It should be said that CBS was running Search for Tomorrow at 12:30, which at the time was one of the network's strongest soaps, as well as its longest-running one.)
Split Decision: Second's very sound format never needed any tinkering, but when Password started playing with its format and the ratings dropped, Split Second's ratings started to suffer a bit as well. Although NBC's offering in early 1975, Blank Check, really wasn't competitive, ABC eventually decided to drop all three games running from 11:30 to 1 p.m. (Bob Stewart's Blankety Blanks had joined the lineup at 11:30 in April 1975). Oddly, ABC replaced them with three different formats – reruns of The Brady Bunch at 11:30 (which Blankety Blanks itself had replaced), Showoffs at 12 noon, and a new soap, Ryan's Hope, at 12:30. The cancellation of Second couldn't have made anyone associated with it particularly happy, given that the show's drop in ratings could possibly have been attributed to the weakness (and format shuffle) of Password. The era for hard quizzes appeared to have ended, with the cancellation of Who, What, or Where, Jeopardy!, The Big Showdown, and Second in the previous year and a half. Kennedy moved on to ABC's revival of You Don't Say! a week after Second left the air.
No Second Chances: Split Second's second producer was Bob Synes, whose career took him from Jackie Gleason's ill-conceived 1961 comedy game You're in the Picture through Greg Kinnear's College Mad House in 1989. (For more information on the exquisitely awful You're in the Picture, check out TVParty.com – it includes streaming Real Video of the one game episode, and the second episode, which consisted entirely of Gleason apologizing for the previous one.) For Second, however, Synes became a stickler for correct answers, to the consternation of executive producer Hall. "He was so hard on the contestants," Hall told author Jefferson Graham. "He was so hairsplitting on an answer that if a person gave the answer 'Maria Antoinette' instead of 'Marie Antoinette,' he called it wrong." (That's how they would do it on Jeopardy!, though…)
Second-Hand Smoke: Having five automobiles in the studio proved to be an adventure. For one show, a mechanic disconnected a spark plug to a car rather than a coil, so when the contestant tried to start the car, the automobile gave off smoke for a full minute. (Must have been a delightful experience for studio audience members.) Wisely, the show gave the car away anyway, and probably profusely apologized to GM, who supplied the cars.
A Second Look: The last episode of the ABC series featured Judd Rose as a contestant, who went on to be a successful newsman with ABC and, before his recent death, CNN. And also in that last episode, when the staff members were brought out, one of those introduced was a young Markie Post. She went on to work behind the scenes at Goodson-Todman's Double Dare, briefly dealt the cards on the NBC version of Card Sharks, and then launched a successful acting career on The Fall Guy, Night Court, and Hearts Afire.
I Second that Emotion: Part of a late wave of game show comebacks fueled by the success of Wheel of Fortune, Split Second returned in first-run syndication in late 1986, taped in Toronto and hosted by Monty Hall himself. Hall acted as onstage judge, easing up on the contestants a bit in comparison to Bob Synes. The dollar values of correct answers doubled, but basic game play remained the same. With their end game stolen by the revival of Hollywood Squares, a new end game was devised, with three of five video screens showing the word "car" and the other two showing a merchandise prize. If the champion picked all three car screens, they won the car; if they picked a non-car screen, they could leave with that prize or return on the following show. The second Split Second only lasted a half season, but reran on The Family Channel from 1993-94 and again in 1995.
The Home Game: None was manufactured. This one might have been tough, since it was so fast and required not just buzzing in, but the host knowing the order of who buzzed in when. Yet Sale of the Century had a chip-in-a-basket format that could have been used here. I suspect Hatos-Hall simply didn't push it.
Reruns: I don't know if the original ABC episodes still exist – they seem to have destroyed most other games of that era, but since Let's Make a Deal episodes from the period still exist, why not this Hatos-Hall produced game as well? And of course the Hall-hosted episodes are still around.
Revivals: No one seems to be talking about it – Monty Hall's focus is currently on another run of Let's Make a Deal.
Curt Alliaume, Executive Producer: This show screams for a revival. It's easily adapted to a big-money format, and unlike the other recent million-dollar games, this requires fast knowledge and gutsy game playing. Easily one of the most exciting game shows ever. Multiply the front-game amounts by ten, have a cash bonus with the car (make it a luxury car) starting at $100,000 and adding $25,000 for every day it isn't won, and start calling network executives with one of the existing shows.
My Grade: A.
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Hey everyone!
In addition to running November Notebook, I'm going to start posting my writing updates here on the site.
Everything has been quiet on this site since the release of AGENT DARCY AND NINJA STEVE IN...TIGER TROUBLE! back in May.
I'm still stunned by how many of you have picked up copies. It has been absolutely incredible. Thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!
Summer's here, which means I now have a lot more free time to devote to writing. I can tell you that as of this morning, the next book in the series, AGENT DARCY AND NINJA STEVE IN...ROBOT RUMBLE! is coming along nicely.
I'm still firmly in first draft territory, which is a loooooooong way from a final draft. But...draft one is 30% complete.
In the meantime, I need to do some summer reading. What books would you recommend for me?


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April 29, 2009
The Justice Department's use of the so-called "state secrets" privilege. The once-rarely-used legal privilege was invoked repeatedly by the Bush administration to shut down civil lawsuits that alleged torture and other abuses of the law by U.S. intelligence agencies. This is a hot button issue for human rights and civil liberties groups.
On Tuesday, a three-judge panel at the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco voted unanimously to reject the Justice Department's argument in a lawsuit in which the Dept. of Justice invoked the "state secrets†privilege.
In essence, the court ruled it's not enough for the U.S. government to simply assert-"it's classified, we can't talk about it"—to get rid of a lawsuit alleging serious abuses by the intelligence community.
The arguments made by the government would "cordon off all secret government actions from judicial scrutiny, immunizing the CIA and its partners from the demands and limits of the law," the court ruled.
Instead, the court said, lawsuits like the one against Jeppesen can proceed– with decisions on what does or does not constitute a legitimate "state secret" being made by trial judges on a case-by-case basis. "This is a significant victory for those who would like to use civil litigation" to pry loose government secrets about rendition, torture, and warrantless wiretapping," said Robert Chesney, a University of Texas law professor who specializes in national security law.
"We're reviewing the judges' decision," was all Tracy Schmaler, a Justice Department spokeswoman, would say about the Ninth Circuit ruling Tuesday. But the stakes on this one are high. And, just like the decision to release the interrogation memos, it could once again force Obama to settle a dispute among his top advisors.


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LBA Spring Dinner is Next Week!/
The Lawrence Bar Association is hosting its annual Spring Dinner next week on Thursday, April 10! The program will be highlighted by our guest speaker, Hank Brennan, who served as co-counsel to James "Whitey" Bulger in his recent criminal trial. There is still time to attend. See the events page for information about how to RSVP and to find out about other events hosted by the LBA!


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This gifted young writer has been a favorite of mine since she called me, many years ago, and asked me to take her to church since her mother, a devout atheist, refused to do so. Whether the charming serious ten-year-old girl ever went to church again I don't know, but that question and the brief contact in a great old dark Episcopalian warren of a church sealed our bond.
In the dim reaches of the Players Club, where I'd been giving my reading, Clara and I reminisced briefly about what is now called The Bingham Estate but in her childhood and mine was always called The Big House—like Sing Sing.
Her memories of childhood visits there are probably a good deal sunnier than my memories of seventeen years of growing up and trying to escape that grim manse, but one memory, with thorns, we share is of the Easter tradition my mother, bless her heart, instituted.
All the grandchildren, including Clara and her brother, two other granddaughters and my three sons, were commanded to memorize long passages from Shakespeare to recite to the grandmother who, on other occasions, blue-penciled errors in her grandchildren's letters and sent them back.
The outcome of these memory contests, as Clara and I remembered, was a storm of tears on the part of the losers who not only forfeited the fifty dollar prize—a handsome sum in those days—but their grandmother's esteem. Or so it seemed.
Now, the Big House is going through a transition that will, I believe, wipe away all those old shadows as its new owner, another beloved niece, a gifted young journalist of enormous enterprise, becomes its new owner.
What she will do with that enormous house, which seems to me mired in the past, will surely be different from what my parents did with it in the 1940's and 50's, when its prime function was to serve as a weekend roost for drunken Derby guests, who terrified me with their antics; I didn't know they were drunk.
In one episode, a handsome young guest met me in the back hall—I was probably returning to my room after a sandwich lunch in the kitchen—sank to his knees, and proposed to me. We pledged some kind of troth—he said he would wait for me to grow up—probably the first, as well as the last, time I believed in such a set of vows.
Imagine my incredulous dismay when, a few weeks later, I saw a glossy black and white photo on my mother's desk of this young suitor's wedding…
All of that kind of thing is now safely confined to the past while the Big House, new winged with hope and enterprise, sails into a radically different future on its bluff over the Ohio River.


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Philips' profits more than doubled in 2016
LED lighting giant Philips said its bottom-line profit more than doubled in 2016, driven by the flotation of its lighting business and the strong performance of its health technology division.
Philips' net profit rose by 126% to 1.49 billion euros ($1.6 billion) in 2016, and its sales increased by 1% to 24.5 billion euros.
"Overall, 2016 was a defining year," said Frans van Houten, chief executive, Philips, mentioning the listing of Philips Lighting and deals to sell Lumileds and automotive businesses.
Although Philips is a leading manufacture of lightbulbs, electrical appliances and television sets, it has stopped thse businesses due to fierce competition from Asia. Instead, it focuses on health technology like computer tomography and molecular imaging, and household appliances like electrical toothbrushes and kitchen equipment. Philips intends to sell off its lighting division completely. Now it holds a stake of 71.23%.
In December 2016, Philips sold 80.1% stake in its Lumileds LED lighting business to Apollo Global Management for $1.5 billion.
In the fourth quarter 2016, Philips gained net profit of 640 million euros, compared with a loss of 39 million euros in 2015. Its fourth-quarter sales increased by 2% to 7.24 billion euros, driven by higher revenues in the health tech division.


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Blogs > SimonRowe > Go Sober for October & win £50 for dinner
Go Sober for October & win £50 for dinner
30th September 2014
One in three people are affected by the terrible disease that is cancer so it stands to reason that one day it will in some way affect you or someone you know. I've lost my Nan and my Uncle to the BIG C and they were both given amazing support by the nurses and staff from Macmillan. Macmillan Cancer Support do just that, lend support, be it with money worries, advice about work or even just being someone to talk too and so much more!
In my time at KLFM I think it's fair to say I've done a lot for the community and charitable causes but I don't think I've really done anything which is going to affect me quite as much is what I'm about to do!
I'm sure you'll agree with me there is nothing better after a long day at work than going home to maybe just a little glass of wine perhaps two or three nights a week and certainly at the weekend. After a stressful day it's definitely needed and unfortunately in my case if it's been a good day sometimes it's nice to celebrate too. I wouldn't say I drink a lot but I certainly do enjoy a glass of something after a day at work which is why I'm beginning to wonder why I've agreed to take part in "Sober for October" .
"Sober for October" with Macmillan Cancer will be a small change to my life but will hopefully help improve the lives of people facing cancer. Could you swap Sambuca for squash or give up wine and go for more walks?
To find out more and sign up visit Go Sober – click the link.
If you'd like to donate please go to my fundraising page, thanks in advance.
To celebrate "Go Sober for October" and to keep you busy during the dry month I've got £50 for you spend on dinner for you and a friend, all you need to do is finish this sentence.
"Go Sober for _______"
A – December
B – October
C – November
Please post your answer back on KLFM's Facebook page and I'll pick a winner at the end of the month.
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Are baking powder and baking soda paleo?
on August 23, 2011
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All of these are great responses. I am a big believer in not sweating the small stuff. The reason I ask is that I am trying to devise the perfect paleo pancake recipe that I will like. Just as an experiment, not as a crazy attempt to try and paleoize everything.
on August 23, 2011
at 04:18 AM
I'm not sure this really helps from a nutritional standpoint, as Vit C is destroyed by heat, but it has to be better than aluminum-based baking powder, anyways.
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on August 22, 2011
at 03:45 AM
The answer would depend on your definition of paleo. Was our beloved grok making tasty cakes and muffins? No. So if your idea of paleo falls along those lines you're pretty much out of luck.
As cliff said they are relatively harmless. Many of us have left reenactment for "above all else do no harm" as the guiding light for our food choices. We eat things that are neolithic but are not harmful as best as we can tell. I would use aluminum free baking powder. Otherwise I say bake away!
on August 22, 2011
at 12:46 PM
No, they're not paleo. But if you want to consume them, go for it! I'll add a bit of baking powder to my paleo pancakes (which consist of coconut flour, flax seed, eggs, coc oil, pecan meal) since the stuff is pretty benign, especially in such small quantities.
The question SHOULD NOT be: "Is this paleo?"
The question SHOULD BE: "Is this going to have a detrimental effect on my health?"
If the answer is no, it's fair game! There is so much gray area here, so don't sweat the small stuff! Undue stress raises cortisol, which is something we're all trying to avoid! :-)
on August 23, 2011
at 12:50 AM
Everything is paleo, and nothing is paleo.
on August 22, 2011
at 04:28 AM
I agree with Shari in that neither are paleo in the strictest sense of the word.
Before I went paleo, I used to bake for family and friends quite often. When I go to visit or have friends over for coffee, I like to bake some "paleo" muffins. If nothing else, it is a good way to steer the conversation over to nutrition issues!
Having said that, the baking powder I use does contain cornstarch, which is definitely a no-no. I usually use only a small amount, so I don't get too worked up about it.
on August 22, 2011
at 02:56 AM
Not really but they are pretty harmless. I personally prefer baking soda+absorbic acid(vit c) over baking powder, mainly because its a good way to get added vit c in baked goods.
on August 23, 2011
at 04:18 AM
I'm not sure this really helps from a nutritional standpoint, as Vit C is destroyed by heat, but it has to be better than aluminum-based baking powder, anyways.


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Dim red onions, known as the wealthiest wellspring of dietary flavonoids, may help battle off tumor of the colon and bosom, a scientist has recommended.
"We found that onions are magnificent at murdering tumor cells," said Abdulmonem Murayyan, doctoral understudy at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada.
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The discoveries, distributed as of late in the diary Food Research International, uncovered that red onions contain abnormal amounts of quercetin - a plant polyphenol from the flavonoid gathering, found in many natural products, vegetables, leaves, and grains - and incorporate advantages, for example, bringing down irritation and battling sensitivities, among others.
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In an affidavit which she swore to at the Ogun State High Court, Sango Ota, Queen said trouble started for her on October 12, 2009, when she went to the station to make a report about the threat she had received from the family of one Ayodele Akindeleni.
According to the victim, Ayodele's whereabouts were not known, and his family threatened to kill her and her two children if she didn't tell them his whereabouts.
She said she went to the station to report the matter but unknown to her, the family had already complaint about her at the same station.
Queen said she was arrested immediately after reporting the threat to her life.
Her two children, Esther Ighovoyiwi 12, and Charles Ighovoyiwi 14; who came to look for her at the station were also allegedly detained at the station.
The girl, Esther, was allegedly slapped by the policemen till her ears began to discharge pus and was released after few hours in detention.
According to her, Charles was however held for a month and two days without being charged.
Queen said, "The policemen tortured me with cruelty that I must confess that I killed the alleged deceased person (Ayodele). The two policemen who tortured me were, Shadrach and Raphael."
The victim alleged that Shadrach used a straight heavy metal which looked like window aluminium to beat her repeatedly on the left side of her body, adding that three other policemen joined in the beating.
From the station, according to her account on a popular blog, Ladun Liadi, she was allegedly dragged to the police barrack where she was held in a bathroom and stripped naked.
"Shadrach forced me to the ground, opened my legs and inserted the metal into my honeypot. There was an immediate heavy rush of blood from my genitals and I fainted," Queen said.
Her state notwithstanding, she said she was left unattended to for four days after which a man was brought to examine her and give her drugs.
She was later transferred to the Ogun State Police Headquarters in Abeoukuta, from where she was moved to the Ibara Prison, Abeoukuta, on January 1, 2010 pending advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Several months later, she said the DPP advised that she should be discharged and acquitted for lack of evidence.
She was released from prison on September 2, 2010, a year after she was first detained.
But she has now discovered that she has Vesico-honeypotl fistula.
The symptom of this disease is that she now continuously discharges urine because of the "abnormal openings in the internal parts of my honeypot caused by the metal the policeman inserted into my honeypot."
Although Queen and Ayodele share the same surname, their relationship was not explained.


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He knows if you've been bad or good.
Silent Night, Deadly Night was released onto the world on November 9th, 1984 along with a tsunami of controversial reception. To this day it is considered the most notorious Christmas-themed film of all time. At the time, Siskel and Ebert both condemned the film...going as far as reading the production credits on the air and exclaiming the word "shame" after each name. Douche bags. One day karma will catch up to them. Oh...wait. Never mind.
At the center of all that crazy contention was a little boy named Billy Chapman. All he wanted was a normal life. You know, the kind of life where a deranged Santa doesn't shoot your father to death and rape your mother on Christmas night. I mean...is that too much for a little kid to ask for?
After being raised in a warped Catholic orphanage, Billy forms his own conclusions about Christmas and one day snaps while wearing a Santa outfit and proceeds to "punish" the town folk. You have to feel for the poor kid. In a society where young minds are shaped every day by their harsh environment, it is no wonder kids grow up to do such evil things.
I remember watching the film when I was like 13 or so. I rented the VHS with the huge clam case from West Coast Video back in the day. Actually, my mom rented it for me...because, well...they would never let a 13 year old walk out of the store with such a film. But, I remember thinking what a disturbing film it was back when my young, innocent eyes first gazed at the imagery. Then, again...I had such a masturbatory crush on Linnea Quigley back then...I probably just watched it for the antler scene.
I've watched Silent Night, Deadly Night countless times since and the film's initial shock value has pretty much worn off. I mostly view it as a sympathetic character-driven film about a young boy shaped by his warped surroundings. I mostly feel sorry for Billy Chapman and hope that him and his family make it home ok that one fateful Christmas evening every single time I watch it.
Anyway, I sincerely hope that your Christmas goes much better then poor little Billy's. Pick up the film from Amazon HERE!
By the way...not all Santas are bad...
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"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, it is the one most adaptable to change."
The 2015 Survival Run (SR) marked a significant step forward on a number of fronts, especially the rules of the race and how they were communicated to runners.
- Checkpoint guides were posted for runners to read and the responsibility was placed on the runner to understand the obstacle at hand.
- Checkout instructions were also printed; important info about necessary items to find/bring were included. There was also a map showing the next section of course.
- Gear check this year was probably more strict and prohibitative than in the past. Para-cord and dry bags were probably the two items that runners pined after most.
- Time cutoffs continued to play a significant role in cutting runners from the race.
By and large these rules all served their purpose well. However, SR should never have too many rules and regulations. Yes we need rules and gear checks to ensure a fair race, but that is not the essence of this event. The key is not what the race takes away from runners. The key is the knowledge the race is trying to awaken in the runner. Being able to overcome and adapt to whatever happens. You may find the reasons why the race didn't let you finish or, alternatively, you can show how you finished in spite of the problems. You may find reasons why you were not successful in life also. Uncannily though, the most successful in our society, regardless how you measure the success, tend to overcome the most problems along the way. All this is not to serve as an exemption for the organisers who design the event wrongly! It is to point out the direction of the SR concept.
The SR concept has matured and evolved since its inception just 2 years ago. The tagline 'adapt or die' has changed from being just a tagline to being maybe the best advice for this race. Be adaptable. Don't be just a runner. Don't be just a climber. Don't be just a weight lifter. Be every kind of athlete. Be everything that you can be physically and mentally. That is the only way to reach the finish line. The select group of athletes that have completed SR are outstanding examples of the attributes necessary for this race. Their phenomenal physical preparation coupled with their unwavering positivity and grit got them to the finish line.
And those people who didn't reach the finish have not failed - not really. They have redefined what is possible for themselves. At some moment during SR, when the race all got a bit too real, they looked deep within themselves and found new knowledge. Perhaps it was humility, perhaps acceptance, perhaps new resolve. There is race within the race for every competitor. No matter what yardsticks the race puts on you Survival Runners; petroglyphs, idols, medals etc - you, and only you, know how far you came in the race and, with time to reflect, you can decide how far you want to go next time.
What comes next for SR?
More. Lots more. The concept is gaining maturity, confidence and swagger. It has changed from a few promising ideas into a roadmap for a race concept that can go global. Meshing the culture, history and geography of any location into a race to challenge any athlete it encounters. In many ways it feels like we are all, runners, staff, volunteers, local onlookers, along for the ride.
This race has a plan of its own.
"If I get lost, hurt, or die, it is my own damn fault."


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Our goal and focus with each vintage is to deliver wines that possess consistent intense rich layers of flavor, beautiful aromas and a deep lush mouth feel all the while demonstrating excellent overall balance and character.
Today we continue to believe in our simple guiding vision and philosophy.
To produce world-class wine at world-class value.
Be engaged in our communities.
Celebrate the wonderful lifestyle and memories that our wines help to create!
Also and just as important as our world-class quality in our wines, we want our wines to also represent world-class value for our customers and fellow wine enthusiasts! We take great pride in delivering to our friends what we feel are some of the greatest wine values found anywhere! It has always been our goal that from day one, once someone tastes our wines, they almost instinctively say "I would pay double for that"!


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|Free Energy Frauds & Pseudoskeptics This forum is for cataloging free energy claims that are clearly scams such as books that claim to get your home off the grid for $500 with some mystery Tesla motor, charlatans who claim to be free energy experts or self-proclaimed experts in science in general who actually have no experience with legitimate over 1.0 COP systems that are not heat pumps, pseudoskeptics who claim to be open minded but are actually cynics who only aim to preserve their own beliefs and frauds who spread false propaganda.
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Defamation of Character
At the time of this writing, several individuals in the online community are currently being served legal notices. This will all be cataloged here at the appropriate time.
It is unfortunate that so many people think they can slander and defame people online with impunity, but they are simply deluding themselves. Some think if they are in Canada, New Zealand or elsewhere that they are immune to legal action from abroad, but they are not. And, they believe that having an anonymous online account grants them immunity, but it does not. All records necessary to uncover the identity of certain individuals can be obtained directly from their service provider with a court order once a civil suit is filed.
There are many fine, upstanding people in this community who have dedicated their lives to being of service to others to help them understand the science behind this field and to help set them on the right track just to have frauds and charlatans come along who spread lies and nonsense because they are uncomfortable with any truth that reaches beyond their own claustrophobic little world.
A system/organization is currently being developed to help those in this field who are being damaged by such defamatory actions that would normally on their own be unable to take legal action because of a lack of funds or knowledge of the legal process.
It is only appropriate that we at least post the definitions of what constitutes defamation of character for a forum that catalogs frauds, charlatans, pseudoskeptics and others who spread false information and propaganda.
DISCLAIMER - This is NOT legal advice, I am simply posting definitions from the dictionary at law.com. If you want legal advice, speak to an attorney or legal councilor.
Defamation is typically split into two categories, slander and libel. If it is slander that means it is done orally and if it is libel, it is in the form of some type of media.
Libel is also split into two basic categories, the first is the basic libel but the second is libel per se which means that the libel itself is blatantly malicious so malice does not have to be proven in order for damages to be awarded.
Read the definition of slander: Legal Dictionary | Law.com
n. oral defamation, in which someone tells one or more persons an untruth about another, which untruth will harm the reputation of the person defamed. Slander is a civil wrong (tort) and can be the basis for a lawsuit. Damages (payoff for worth) for slander may be limited to actual (special) damages unless there is malicious intent, since such damages are usually difficult to specify and harder to prove. Some statements, such as an untrue accusation of having committed a crime, having a loathsome disease or being unable to perform one's occupation, are treated as slander per se since the harm and malice are obvious and therefore usually result in general and even punitive damage recovery by the person harmed. Words spoken over the air on television or radio are treated as libel (written defamation) and not slander on the theory that broadcasting reaches a large audience as much as if not more than printed publications.
Read the definition of libel: Legal Dictionary | Law.com
1) n. to publish in print (including pictures), writing or broadcast through radio, television or film, an untruth about another which will do harm to that person or his/her reputation, by tending to bring the target into ridicule, hatred, scorn or contempt of others. Libel is the written or broadcast form of defamation, distinguished from slander, which is oral defamation. It is a tort (civil wrong) making the person or entity (like a newspaper, magazine or political organization) open to a lawsuit for damages by the person who can prove the statement about him/her was a lie. Publication need only be to one person, but it must be a statement which claims to be fact and is not clearly identified as an opinion. While it is sometimes said that the person making the libelous statement must have been intentional and malicious, actually it need only be obvious that the statement would do harm and is untrue. Proof of malice, however, does allow a party defamed to sue for general damages for damage to reputation, while an inadvertent libel limits the damages to actual harm (such as loss of business) called special damages. Libel per se involves statements so vicious that malice is assumed and does not require a proof of intent to get an award of general damages. Libel against the reputation of a person who has died will allow surviving members of the family to bring an action for damages. Most states provide for a party defamed by a periodical to demand a published retraction. If the correction is made, then there is no right to file a lawsuit. Governmental bodies are supposedly immune to actions for libel on the basis that there could be no intent by a non-personal entity, and further, public records are exempt from claims of libel. However, there is at least one known case in which there was a financial settlement as well as a published correction when a state government newsletter incorrectly stated that a dentist had been disciplined for illegal conduct. The rules covering libel against a "public figure" (particularly a political or governmental person) are special, based on U.S. Supreme Court decisions. The key is that to uphold the right to express opinions or fair comment on public figures, the libel must be malicious to constitute grounds for a lawsuit for damages. Minor errors in reporting are not libel, such as saying Mrs. Jones was 55 when she was only 48, or getting an address or title incorrect. 2) v. to broadcast or publish a written defamatory statement.
Read the definition of libel per se: Legal Dictionary | Law.com
libel per se
n. broadcast or written publication of a false statement about another which accuses him/her of a crime, immoral acts, inability to perform his/her profession, having a loathsome disease (like syphilis) or dishonesty in business. Such claims are considered so obviously harmful that malice need not be proved to obtain a judgment for "general damages," and not just specific losses.
Read the definition of defamation: Legal Dictionary | Law.com
n. the act of making untrue statements about another which damages his/her reputation. If the defamatory statement is printed or broadcast over the media it is libel and, if only oral, it is slander. Public figures, including officeholders and candidates, have to show that the defamation was made with malicious intent and was not just fair comment. Damages for slander may be limited to actual (special) damages unless there is malice. Some statements such as an accusation of having committed a crime, having a feared disease or being unable to perform one's occupation are called libel per se or slander per se and can more easily lead to large money awards in court and even punitive damage recovery by the person harmed. Most states provide for a demand for a printed retraction of defamation and only allow a lawsuit if there is no such admission of error.
More to come...
Thank You Aaron
I want to say thank you to all of the administrators. I am so happy I could cry hearing this report. It also makes me want to be more careful for my behavior with the use of words, careful not to hurt other peoples feelings.
We, the people, as a collective do not run the administrative services here at the ENERGETICFORUM yet we have some great people doing the best job possible. It is my sincere hope that we can rid ourselves of those who viciously provoke with malicious intent.
That is a large statement Ladies and Gentlemen. TO" Provoke with malice"
This is deliberate and unforgivable when parties destroy years of gaining favor with one another plotting daily against those they chum with.
Science mixed with addiction is a bad combination. It is one thing to have a beer like John Bedini shows us in some of his video to relax by while experimenting and quite another to be ozone and malicious.
These are my personal views and do not reflect the views of others.
I love everybody, but I won't stand idle while some of our lesser members are attacked. Expect me if you are a bulley
I still wouldn't hate anyone with a personality disorder, on the contrary people opposing themselves is heart rendering to watch.
However to stand and do nothing while others are verbally beaten and disruption rules the group says something about OUR character.
It ain't gonna keep on like this, trust me, I know that the older men who have desired to see this work amount to something will never allow it.
I am throwing my hard hat out because I know now I am among friends.
defamation of character
Thanks Mikey,
And I want to say this certainly isn't about people having arguments, which if everyone agreed, we wouldn't need each other.
It also doesn't mean people shouldn't be able to call out each other either, etc...
But when people accuse others of stealing money, dealing drugs, etc... that kind of thing that is completely malicious in order to harm someone's reputation - well, that is not going to be tolerated.
Last edited by Aaron; 02-04-2015 at 10:30 AM.
One thing to remember, and I must say I am against Libel and Slander, but the
thing to remember is that if it is true and shown to be then it can't be libel or
I'm all for it but the help is not for everyone is it ? I would imagine it is only for
the chosen ones.
Are all accusations of being a paid shill or a paid government disinfo agent
or accusations of being a paid oil company shill ect. actionable when they
can be proved to not be true and are libelous ? Will this help those people ?
I'm all for cleaning up the filth that gets spewed onto the pages here at
times. All of it.
Now I think I've been libeled here, I may be wrong but I'm guessing the ones that I
think libeled me are now complaining because it's happened to them. The counter
suits could get interesting. I hear tell of a few people that have gathered
substantial evidence to support their case on differing matters.
This guy is more or less calling everyone that claims free energy from a
circuit a liar.
People should be careful how they word things for sure, and resist obvious
libel, like accusing people of Beastiality and such things.
First rule of gambling is only bet what you can afford to lose.
Mikey, dang - can you post that again? Not sure what happened!
Order in The Court
Here is my favorite court room cartoon, lighten up Farmhand man, don't worry be happy Nobody called your name yet
About Libel...
Hello Aaron, hello Mikey,
I have been on this Forum for over two years exposing my free Open Source Material. I have helped many, many people that never even dreamed about winding A Motor.
Since my first Thread was opened, I had all kind of attacks/insults. They are all written there still...but I kept going even though there were points that I asked Admin to close/delete Threads.
I came to E.F. to freely share my results, as all my work with my best of goodwill to help others, without asking even one single penny in return...Now, why do I have to stand all this kind of attacks without any 'Fair' intervention from the Administrating back end panel?
Lately a guy that learned every single ability he is showing now from all the work I have rendered here for over two years and some...is attacking me in the OPEN, revealing my real identity name and last name, my personal contacts, cell number etc...
He has set in the ridicule all my work here, he has offended me personally, he has posted wrong results from my machines...confusing other members interested on this technology...by posting wrong conclusions, wrong info...and the works.
Now, may I ask...don't all this publications in the open against me constitute a Libel Case?
Yes, I know definitively they are.
And now, since everyone knows who I am...as well as to contact me (I have NOT changed my cell number, it is my working contact number for over 20 years, all people, work/clients, family, friends surrounding my environment have that number and I will not change it!)...However, it has a Caller ID attribute...so I know who and from where is calling.
I love to revert damages to success.
So, now that my name has been exposed, as well as my cell number...well, it is time for me to start reverting the damages done to myself in pure and great success
Aaron, I sent you a private message, please read it and get back to me as soon as you could, since I know you are very busy now.
The previous Admin that came to my Thread deleted the wrong posts, my posts, and his 'warning' was very 'general", not addressed straight/directly to the guy causing all this scandal and attacks against me, the creator of Thread.
This guy opened his own thread and I have not posted there a single comment.
I believe, as a Webmaster that I am as well...that this Forum should have some other 'Thread Tools' accessible only to Thread Creators, where Thread owner could decide who can post on his thread and who will not...delete offensive posts or simply any post he considers 'not suitable', 'not thread related' etc,etc.
As well this Tools will take a lot of work from you, the Site Administrators and Webmaster.
It will prevent Threads from reaching this stage of attacks and further legal actions.
If a Thread Creator does not attend/handle his/her thread properly it is completely his/her fault.
This way Threads will not contain so much noise, disruptions, attacks and deviations from the original purpose/content as all of the Threads in this Forum stand right now, full of attacks and noise.
I see a specific Thread as a Courtesy Grant from the Site/Forum owners, administrators, webmasters etc...for thread creators to be free to administer properly and suitable their own private place, just like a specific sub domain is granted under Multiple Users Blogs software like Word Press Multiple Users, (an example). And of course, the General Admin/Webmaster having the ability to override above all Thread Owners actions like banning a member from posting on entire Forum.
And again, I am talking about successful Threads, Threads that in a very short period of time has reached max number of views and attracted many, many new members that joined Forum.
It would be pretty bad that such successful threads gets closed to any new comments because of inability to be administered properly.
As well as the entire site/forum would not look good either.
Let's just say that a 'someone', anyone...opens up a new thread 'tomorrow' that contains an epic discovery...something that would change completely the way we see, look at: Free Energy, Science, Physics, Magnetism, previous discoveries that substantiate all knowledge up to now we base our 'Generation of Electricity"...and gets handled the wrong way, this way...full of attacks, offenses, stupid questioning and all kind of unnecessary noise and confusion etc,etc
Please, Aaron...take a couple of minutes and think about all this 'possibilities' my friend.
Regards and Thanks for taking your time to read all this long post...am sorry for the length.
Last edited by Ufopolitics; 02-04-2015 at 02:36 PM.
To The Dogs
Hello UFO
The admin's are overloaded all of the time and can not always decide who is ready to forgive or who is ready to call out the LAW DOGS from day to day.
The younger generation is not our generation, they do not have the same moral codes of respect and love for one another.
I grew up in the Detroit area and as a boy I was bullied and beaten til I won every fight. I was made so tough that I became the ruler in the hood.
No fighting was allowed only in a competitive light.
I would say "Leave me alone you guys and I would be hit from behind by another person.
Now I know that sounds like I am changing the subject but it really does apply to my growing up experiences AND our growing understanding as to what and who we are dealing with from day to day.
I have people hack my site in 2 minutes. The admin can only do so much, cause if you pee off the wrong brats they will cancel your site like a stamp.
The control panel or tools at any website has limits and even if there were enough mod's to go around all day checking posts, the way some peolpe write it is hard to tell what they really mean.
So this is a hard job, one that even 5- 10 Admin's could be paid enough to do.
This gets off into freedom of speech real fast and in the past I have been at sites where they just delete everything they don't understand.
My suggestion to you personally is to address the individual who is disruptive in a way that shows the group members that you are dealing with a big baby so to speak.
Disruptor's NEED attention because MUMA DADDA didn't give it to them I quess Whatever but watch me when I find a bully. I find out what they want and befriend them and butter them
If that doesn't work then I use their own words to show them their own character flaws. Dweevy Dimwits hate looking in the mirror and they will soon be gone.
Also forgiveness is a hard thing to do and we all need it so don't let it trouble you. What comes around goes around.
When all is going well someone will hit me from out of the blue, and if they are malicious they will do that to everyone they are around. Nothing they do will ever amount to anything.
Just keep up the great work and you will be rewarded.
Oh and by the way I have been giving out my Phone for years and no body wants to talk to me
My Name is Michael Rowland
I live in central Kansas and if you would like to talk to me
Phone 1-620-348-2082
If people wanted my information it is only because they want me to pray for them in the past
GOD BLESS you UFO. That is the best I can do for you.
Aaron on the other hand may have to butcher an account once in a while but only if he has to.
Last edited by BroMikey; 02-05-2015 at 02:04 AM.
Thanks Mikey!, God bless you too!
I know Aaron is very busy,
Mikey, I write Codes on PHP, Linux and Apache Servers, My SQL Data Base etc...however, there are some 'plugins' already written that helps to save time writing codes from scratch, so it is only about adapting them to your site.
Aaron knows all that as well and he is looking for plugins to process them.
On another issue that I forgot to write on previous post...
Imagine that every member replicating any experiment or testing about any 'apparatus' displayed here on a Thread, decides to open his own Thread related to his 'new' findings when he makes a minor change...?
Figure out how many Threads would be here related to the same exact deal in a different color?
So, another suggestion would be that any New Threads must be approved by main Administrators, or by a written moderation code, blacklist etc, before it opens public it would be set on a "queue" standing by. And if its Content Material is related to another already existing Thread...then is not approved, or approved with some forced text on top header.
For example, look at how many "Tesla's Switches" Threads We have here?
And the main issue here is not about 'copyrights' or any rights to anything...it is about spreading same info in multiple threads, tends to get lost over time and places, so main points here, great discoveries there, new improvements somewhere else, etc... are scattered all over site and not compacted into one single thread.
There is a simple solution to this, and it is up to Thread Creator...but it could be contained within the automatic granted approval to open such 'secondary or tertiary' threads.
Eg: To cite on first page, first line "All Related Content Threads" with name/links to each one.
On the Back end panels of "Open New Thread" or "Comments" Editors/Settings, there are some blanks where users fill up with text about 'Title' and 'Thread Content' with Description/Abstract, etc,etc. Here Webmaster could write words that would trigger an automatic "approval required"...or... any comments that contains any words written by Admin, like insults, bad wording, as restraints to publish such comment/post,etc...
Some sites avoid posting links on their comments, like You Tube a while back (now you can do it) however, even the number of links could be controlled by this method on Comment Moderation...or Comments Black list.
Also a way to keep spam away from site once we know links and are written in restriction codes.
This way site almost run on automatic pilot friend...
Plus there would not be that much noise and annoying situations and faster ways to locate different threads of same content because they are crossed-linked .
Take care friend
Last edited by Ufopolitics; 02-05-2015 at 06:18 PM.
UFO Motors
I think people from all over the world have a right to post any thread they want any way they want to post it. The thing we must not miss here is that "IF" a thread is started and meant to obscure good information the people are smart enough to look for the real one.
Like your thread UFO. "IF" someone posted a thread and all through their delivery that kept saying "Don't do it like this other guy, do it like me" then this is a flag to start looking for what he calls the counterfeit.
It sounds like to me I need you at my website with all of those codes.
I'll bet you can really program a board to do miracles running machines too.
To me your knowledge and experience can only be highlighted by a freshman coming in to re-do the information. Also when threads are started and run by a good leader, it will thrive, while the other ones will fall far behind.
What I mean is that the people can witness the daily forward momentum in your work with motors, you keep it alive. Your work is unsurpassed. You have graphics and years of knowledge/experience, no one is like you.
No one has even come close to your thread on handling people kindly. That is the most important. The proof is right here in all of your excellent work.
Let the rest of them try to measure up in some small way. These types think we are getting to old and want to take over so I would just let them find out the hard way. It's the nature of youth.
Let them wear themselves out. I am not going to be side tracked by false information and like you say, the misinformation kronies are sent worldwide to YOUTUBE and this is part of our everyday life to sift through the lies.
It's a dirty job but it looks like we are stuck with it.
I use code blocking stuff all of the time at my site and the next thing you know THEY figured out away around it and then I am drowning in spam.
Running many controls on a website leaves you wondering what the next code bomb is going to do to it. Like an EMP pulse and it's all broken.
I don't have all of the answers.
But what I do know I can share with you. The people are smart as whips and your work is undeniably some of the best there is. You have had help I would imagine.
We are waiting for your next success, Sircounting on ya.
Another things that comes to mind is harrassment bullying and privacy rights.
Why would any member think that he or she can release/broadcast a persons/member's home address, home phone #, email address, false medical records, racial slurs, belittling on a open/public forum... All that is bullying with malious intent. That means, all the things were done above to "shut someone up".
The humiliation and stress causes mental harm/damage. It could cause the offened party to do unrational behaviors. A fight or flight situation.
According to US military lawyers, these are serious offenses, even more so if it's overseas members. If I was an admin, would seriously think about the liabilities. This is a PUBLIC forum. No one person has rights to anything here. Zero/Nada.
A violation of a US citizen, state side or abroad, constitutional rights will be upheld in a US court of law. Further more, if the person happens to be High Ranking, it could be deemed a security ISSUE.
Release of private info, bullying, racial slurs should carry an automatic suspension for the first offence... Supension or ban for the second. Ban/don't need that person for the third.
Have a E.F court thread. Let the Senior members, that are not involved, decide/vote/judge.. Does this sound about correct?
Example... If you would like to settle out of court... Just have your threads deleted. That a good deal for everyone.
Keep it Clean and Green
Last edited by Midaztouch; 02-20-2015 at 05:41 AM.
Bust a move, just try it?
But if I started say selling John Bedini's work to the public, John might want a kick back.
One thing I have learned about friends and brothers is that they fight like cats and dogs.
You guys remind me of me.
Courts just take your money. Settle in private and stop making trouble you don't want later "is my way of doing business".
I don't understand the entire beef so it is all up to you guys to make peace.
I don't know one way or another, but this I will tell you.
If you screw your friends and co-workers, then someone will do the same to you because that spirit rules that person. Live by the sword and die by it, is the old saying.
I would hope you guys wouldn't want to do each other in, over what has transpired.
Come on fellows
Last edited by BroMikey; 02-22-2015 at 04:40 AM.
Keep it Clean and Green
Address and telephone Number
I can understand your fears with having such a device You are young, run with the ball boy. If you end up makin a few million you can have poor old experimenter over for show and tell before the bell rings.
Let's make hay while the sun shines. No lookin back.
It's all good so let's put the pedal to the metal. So many men have waited to long and when they finally start, it's over. Don't make that same mistake.
check out this link
Free Energy Generators
I tried to do the same thing as in the above link but it didn't work with me I brung the electric board switches with plug of 3 poles, lighter spark generator I turned the wire of the electric switches more than 8 turns with the switch on the ON position and plugged the electric plug in the switch and sparked by the lighter sparker on the earth pole, but it didn't work the electricity will not circulate in the electric switch board.
does this way of generating electricity needs wires of certain thickness or certain wire length? what shall do I do so that I can generate electricity the same way in the above link?
That is a good question, I saw Lasersaber show a video one time
with these strips and he said there was a little more to it. The
energy was made to recirculate. But I don't know how much power
is working in the circuits. Lasersaber said he could not give the
answer as to how it worked at that time but maybe later he would.
Since then i have not heard anything about it. It was something
put inside to oscillate or regulate the circulating energy in pulses.
Then according to aetheric speculation the HIGH VOLTAGE at the right
tuned spot draws radiant into it. The energy just shows up at the load.
Thats right the energy just shows up in the load section of the device.
I know it is a weak worthless thought I have just tried to relay but
is the best I can do, I am a lost beginner.
Most really experienced scientist just see this device and call it a hoax.
I am here learning because I know that the possibilities for energy
producing devices are infinite.
All one has to do is follow the money trail and we already know who is at the end.
Last edited by marathonman; 09-05-2016 at 05:18 AM.
To Donald L.
Thomas Joseph Brown made a serious 6 figure income with Stargate to help them produce "legal" forms of crystal meth amphetamines. He didn't pay taxes on it and plead guilty for tax evasion. You came here posting denials about Tom Brown being guilty of that claiming he is being wrongfully charged, but I showed you PROOF that you are personally misinformed.
Ray Savant (Rayam Azab Youssef / Mohamed Youssef) (a cartoon pornographer) of Aether FARCE claimed he made MILLIONS with his the social network business in the past according to the waybackmachine. He owes the IRS $50k in taxes, which is in the public records of New York state.
Both of the above pieces of gutter trash conspired together to slander Eric Dollard and myself because we called out their lies, Mohamed was selling Eric's Lone Pine Writings for $50 a copy and pocked the money with David Webster and Eric never saw a dime for his own book.
You're ignorant of the facts so how can you say anything about any of it?
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