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1-Flouridation Of Water. Flouride is a very toxic byproduct of the manufacturing of aluminum. It does not prevent and may actually increase the incidence of tooth decay.Most people think we need flouride,False!
2-Genetically Modified Foods. These dangerous foods have never been studied for safety as they are unnatural and surely cause disease (immune system dysfunction, cancer, allergies etc.). They are not labeled so you are eating them without any ability to protect your health. Wheat - 80% GMO, Corn - 65% GMO, Soy - 80% GMO, etc. Dr. W. Lee Cowden reports that nearly every person with a chronic illness is allergic to soy.[1]
3- Vaccination Programs For Children. The escalating rates of autism, autoimmune illnesses and cancer appear to be at least partially related to mandated vaccines which supply immature immune systems with toxic serum and adjuvants (mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, foreign cell proteins, infectious organisms). Religious beliefs may allow your children to escape the 35 mandatory vaccines. Vaccines represent a lucrative no risk source of profits as Congress has exempted vaccine manufacturers from liability in the event of adverse reactions which are common.
4- Pharmaceutical Drugs. More than 325,000 persons die annually in the U.S. from adverse reactions to correctly prescribed medicines.Iatroginc illness is a major factor for whats ailing us today.
5-Chemotherapy For Malignancies. The survival rates for chemotherapy are not improving after many years of use. These drugs are quite toxic and result in death if not stopped at an appropriate time. Effective alternative therapies for cancer have been suppressed or vilified for more than 100 years (Homeopathy,Coley's toxins, Rife's electronic invention, Koch's substances, Essiac tea, antineoplaston, etc.)
6-Mandatory Phosphorus, Potassium, Nitrogen Fertilizer. Requiring U.S. farmers to use NPP fertilizer guaranteed poor health. The critical nutrient sulfur and trace minerals are lacking in this fertilizer. Lack of trace minerals impairs enzyme function.
7-Advocacy Of Dangerous Dietary Programs And Unwillingness To Remove Dangerous Food Substances. Recommended general diets ignore the danger of sugar excess to pacify the sugar cartel. Hospital heart diets often include the very transfats that cause arteriosclerosis. These synthetic transfats have never been exposed for the health menaces they are. Monosodium glutamate, chlorine containing sugar substitutes and Aspartame (Nutrasweet) have been largely ignored by health agencies established to protect public health.
8-Codex Alimentaris. This diabolic creation of the pharmaceutical industry will possibly soon convert all vitamins, minerals, aminoacids and nutritional supplements into drugs requiring a physician's prescription to permit you to pay 10 times more for the ability to continue to take these substances. This is operational in Norway and Germany and all these basic health substances cost 10 times more than in the days prior to Codex.
9-Aluminum Is Everywhere In Our Society (water treatment facilities use alum, foil, deodorants, antacids, cooking utensils, baking compounds) There is considerable evidence that aluminum plays a significant role in causing Alzheimer's Disease along with mercury.
10-Mercury Contamination. Dental amalgams, fish, vaccines, fluorescent light bulbs, coal power plants, sewage treatment, hospital waste disposal, crematoriums, plastic casings, batteries, paint, shoe light bulbs and thermostats all provide mercury that can reach human beings. The ADA denies amalgams are a health risk yet a broken thermometer bulb requires a detailed cleansing protocol. Mercury is the only metal that easily vaporizes making inhalation a big problem.
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Gandhi's Greatest Personal Tragedy
Mahatma Gandhi's namesake, Maneka Gandhi, today leads the 'Notmilk' movement in India. Dr. Gandhi began the modern-day animal rights movement in India, and once served in the Indian government as the Minister of Animal Welfare. Her rescue work has resulted in liberating thousands of abused animals after uncovering accounts of animal torture and abuse in 590 so-called research facilities. Today, she is India's single most powerful anti-dairy voice, and her 'Notmilk' movement is growing.
In 1891, 22-year-old Mohandas Gandhi passed the bar exam and earned his law degree. His passive activism was developed 23 years later while helping his countrymen attain rights under an apartheid policy applied to Indians living in South Africa.
In 1914, Gandhi returned to India with a lung disease, pleurisy. His doctors advised that he drink cow's milk, but India's spiritual leader-to-be refused. The same advice was offered to Gandhi in 1918 after he developed a serious case of dysentery accompanied by high fever.
Although Gandhi had made a lifelong vow to never drink cow's milk, the illness nearly took his life, and he made a compromise by drinking goat's milk. In his autobiography, Gandhi admitted that his habit of drinking goat's milk "has been the tragedy of my life."
At age 71, Gandhi reflected upon his NOTMILK philosophy by writing the following (p. 381) in his autobiography:
"I had long realized that milk was not necessary for supporting the body, but it was not easy to give it up. While the necessity for avoiding milk in the interests of self-restraint was growing upon me, I happened to come across some literature from Calcutta, describing the tortures to which cows and buffaloes were subjected by their keepers. This had a wonderful effect on me."
At 21 years of age, Gandhi vacationed at the farm of fellow vegetarian, Leo Tolstoy. At Tolstoy Farm, Gandhi came to understand that milk from cows was not the perfect food for humans. On page 382 of his autobiography, Gandhi wrote:
"It was during this time that we had the discussion about milk. Mr. Kallenbach said, 'We constantly talk about the harmful effects of milk. Why then do not we give it up? It is certainly not necessary.' I was agreeably surprised at the suggestion, which I warmly welcomed, and both of us pledged ourselves to abjure milk there and then."
For the final meal of his life on January 30, 1948, shortly before he was assassinated, Mohatma Gandhi dined on cooked vegetables, oranges, and goat's milk.
Dear Gina,
Something about fluoride i.e. drugs applied in drinking water. It's very common worldwide. Nazis used this technique on their prisoners before they were sent to the gas chambers. It basically calm one down to a stage where the brain stops alerting the person i.e. reaction is disappearing from his/her motives and they are easily manipulated. Basically, the brain becomes very tired and the Man doesn't resist.
About 1400 years ago Prophet Muhammad(peace be upon him) said when you are in angry mood drink water or take bath.
The article is tooooooo long to post it here and there is a video available as well:
Chemtrails Dumping Heavy Metals
The curry that is saturated with oil is bad. In coastal India areas coconut juice is a primary ingredient. When the coconut is over boiled then its becomes harmful.
The right method of adding coconut juice is to first cook the meal with water and other condiments and then add the coconut juice in the end, turn off the flame, cover the dish and let it cook with the heat.
Fish cooked in coconut curry tastes yummmyyyy
Yes MSG (monsoduim Glutamate) is pure toxin.
Its not a salt its a chemical that enhances flavors.
Same toxic garbage as Aspartame (sugar substitude like NutraSweet Sweet N Low)
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A testimonial of a man who experienced relief from psoriasis by way of the scalar energy treatments follows. A combination of three scalar energy treatments, the standard protocol were administered on a regular basis over the course of thirty (30) days that were subsequently responsible for the dramatic improvement in his condition.
Scalar Energy Treatments for Psoriasis Relief
- A scalar energy pathogenic cleanse that disassembles bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoan that infect an animal body. Once the underlying cause of a pathogenic infection has been disassembled, the symptoms of that disease weaken and sometimes disappear entirely.
- A scalar energy nutrient therapy that assembles vitamins, minerals, amino acids, phytochemicals, antioxidants and fatty acids inside an animal body. Each cell inside an animal body assembles the essential nutrients that are necessary for optimal mental and physical health.
- A scalar energy chakra alignment that harmonizes and balances the chakras of an animal body. Mental and emotional health are significantly benefited once the chakras have been properly aligned.
Psoriasis Relief Testimony
Dear Tom:
I am feeling much better recently at the beginning of the second treatment. Thanks for asking. As you know I am very anxious of the good results as you are, and I am reporting the changes as follows:
I started seeing improving signs starting from week 3 and 4. The thick dead skin on my body decreases its growth. I feel less itchy at those patches and spots, I know that we are in the right track. At this present time, those formerly dead skin patches still red and very thin layers of dead skin still appearing. I am confident that all this bad plague will go away next month or so. The next sign is my gums stopped bleeding when flossing and my teeth are much less sensitive to ice water and cold water. I used to get painful gum infection perhaps 2 times a week. Now, since the start of the treatment 05-19-13 it did not come back once as yet. I start feeling a little more energy now. Thank you very much Tom.
This will convince any skeptic of its awesome potentials. I have tried everything that I found before meeting you: acupuncture, Chinese herbs and medicines, detoxing concoctions, ozone steam bag, peroxide IV, etc… not to mention orthodox cream and ointment…
Every passing week, this condition is slowly fading away, and will be gone within 90 days at the present pace.
Two Energies in the Universe!
There are two (2) energies in the universe: scalar energy and electromagnetic energy. God is the Creator of both scalar energy and electromagnetic energy. The Sun in our solar system as well as the stars of the universe emanate scalar energy. It is also possible to create scalar energy with scientific instrumentation.
That is, a scalar energy instrument is capable of converting electromagnetic energy into scalar energy. Scalar waves are produced when two electromagnetic waves of the same frequency are exactly out of phase (opposite to each other) and the amplitudes subtract and cancel or nullify each other. Accordingly, I have been able to create and utilize a scalar energy instrument that converts electrical energy in to scalar energy.
Scalar energy carries information that subsequently instructs all physical matter in the universe to assume a specific geometry. It is the ether of the universe that serves as the fundamental building block for scalar energy to assemble all physical matter. Subsequently, atoms, elements, molecules, life forms, planets, stars, quasars, and even galaxies are all formed from the ether by way of scalar energy. Hence, the ubiquitous presence of scalar energy in the universe serves to assemble as well as to maintain all physical matter from the ether.
Furthermore, I have been able to utilize a scalar energy instrument to disassemble pathogens inside the human body. The scalar energy reverse-phase angle harmonic will serve to disassemble pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoan thereby curing pathogenic disease.
Thank you for your interest in the article Psoriasis Relief via Scalar Energy
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The neighborhood that Halley and Scarlett live in, Lakeview is comprised of several cul-de-sacs and streets that are bracketed by signs that assure everyone that Lakeview is a neighborhood of friends. The new airport is located only three miles away, creating a constant onslaught of airplanes landing or taking off above them.
The Arbors
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" I am prepared to take risks – whenever I board an aeroplane for example. Are risks from the climate more immediate ?
Professor Rajendra Pachauri puts it starkly: "If there is no action before 2012, that's too late.What we do in the next two or three years will determine our future. This is the defining moment." First let's look at what might happen if temperatures exceed 2 degrees Celsius, the broadly accepted danger zone.
The UK Meteorological Office warns that a rise above 2 degrees Celsius will cause havoc, with up to two-thirds of the world affected by water scarcity, major losses in agricultural productivity (grain reserves are already at a record low) and the loss of many ecosystems. With a 3 degrees celsius rise the Amazon rainforest would collapse and most coral reefs would almost certainly die, the oceans would become more acidic and less able to absorb carbon dioxide. The knock-on effects from these changes are unimaginable. And if runaway warming kicks in after a tipping point is reached we can kiss goodbye to civilisation. It's that serious.
Stern said that concentrations were 430pm CO2e by extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, Stern's diagram shows there is a five per cent chance that temperatures would increase by almost 3 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. In the light of the awful effects outlined above it is appropriate to ask: would you board an aeroplane if you knew it had a five per cent chance of crashing?
At 450ppmCo2e the Stern Review gives a 50 per cent chance that temperatures will reach 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, and a five per cent chance that they will climb to 3.8 degrees Celsius. At 550pmCO2e, the target adopted by the Review, the diagram shows a 50 per cent chance that temperatures will reach 3 degrees celsius and a five per cent chance that they could soar to 4.7 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Sir Nicholas Stern is an environmental economist. his discipline requires him to assume that our economy is sacrosanct and to explore what it can afford to spend on environmental issues.
Ecological economists invert the question. They see the human economy as just one component within the planet's ecology and ask what limits are imposed on economic activity by the environment. They say that you cannot extrapolate from past events because natural systems frequently tip from one stable state into another. We already over-exploit the world's resources, and all our efforts should now go into repairing the damage and learning to live within the Earth's systems before it is too late. "
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1) Maharashtra declared Blue Mormon as state butterfly:
--> Maharashtra government on 22 June 2015 declared Blue Mormon as the state butterfly.
--> The state is also the first in the country to make such announcement.
--> The decision was taken in a meeting of the state Wildlife Board chaired by Finance Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar.
--> Maharashtra already has Indian Giant Squirrel (Shekru) as its state animal, Yellow Footed Green Pigeon (Hariyal) as state bird, mango as state tree, and Lagerststroemia (Jarul) as state flower.
2) Kerala declared June 22 as 'Snake Bird Day':
--> Kerala government on 22 June 2015 declared June 22 as the 'snake bird day' as part of a campaign to protect the endangered species.
--> State minister for forest Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan formally made the announcement at a function organised by the Snake Bird Foundation.
--> Known as darter-Anhinga melanogaster in scientific parlance, snake bird is a large slender long-necked water bird and is mostly black with silver wing markings.
3) Sri Lanka, China began joint military training exercise 'Silk Route- 2015':
--> Joint military training exercise code named 'Silk Route- 2015' between China and Sri Lanka has begun at Buttala in Central Sri Lanka.
--> It is three-week long joint military training exercise and will be conducted in three phases.
4) Former Indian women hockey captain Shashi Bala passed away:
--> Former Indian women hockey team captain Shashi Bala passed away on 21 June 2015.
--> Shashi was killed in a car accident along with her son in Kahma village of Punjab.
--> She had captained Indian hockey team for women in Women Hockey World Cup Qualifier held in Harare, Zimbabwe in 1997.
5) Roger Federer won eighth Halle Open ATP title of Tennis in Germany:
--> World number two Roger Federer has won the Halle Open ATP title in Germany.
--> In the final match he defeated Andreas Seppi of Italy by 7-6, 6-4 score.
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--> Several civilians, including two women and two children, were wounded by flying glass.
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Safety Speed C4 Panel Saw
The C4 vertical panel saw is a useful addition to any small or medium workshop where sheet material is regularly processed. Vertical operation makes handling of the sheets much easier as well as saving valuable floor space. The saw can be secured permanently to a wall or moved around with the aid of the optional wheels and either the fixed or the folding stand. It can also be transported in the back of a van for site use. The saw unit with its 44.5mm depth of cut and 1,600W motor is fixed to a mounting plate which slides up and down the two guide bars, supported by a spring recoil device. Vertical cuts are made by positioning the sheet in the correct position on the frame and moving the saw blade down through the sheet. The scale supplied will allow you to measure a cut to 760mm. Cutting a supported premarked board is unlimited capacity. Horizontal cuts are made by rotating the saw unit through 90°, locking it in the correct vertical position and moving the sheet through the blade. Rollers on the lower rail ease the passage of the sheet through the saw and there are wheeled extensions available for the bottom rail to allow 2,440 x 1,220mm(8' x 4') sheets to be safely processed.
The saw comes fitted with a mid-way fence which makes the handling of narrower width boards much more convenient. The two horizontal timber supports on the mid-way fence are secured in place with quick release cam clamps which allow the supports to be removed in a few seconds when full depth sheets are to be cut. The mid-way fence is fitted with a precision stop for accurate repeat length cutting.
Other accessories available are: (a) a sliding dust extraction kit with a 6.5metre hose which slides over the rollers at the top of the machine as the saw moves up and down, (b) a multiposition length stop which allows for up to eight pre-set lengths to be set and (c) a hold down bar with support fingers and non marring rollers for use when cutting thin materials such as Perspex.
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i think david's lynch's mind is very scary place to be.
it totally made me want to re-watch twin peaks. i actually want to buy twin peaks (new shoes!) but season 1 is no longer available. we're hoping for the 20th anniversary (20 years! christ!) they'll re-release it, now with more bonus features! but i don't think i can wait three years to watch it again. i think we're gonna have to rent it.
when bethy and i went to seattle in 2005, as we were driving away from sea-tac and making our way north east to issaquah, i looked out the windows at the dwindling light and thought, this reminds me of twin peaks. coincidentally, our coworkers suggested a drive out to snoqualmie and on the way we went through north bend, home of the twin peaks cherry pie. for reals.


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Chocolate hazelnut spread and multigrain breakfast cereal
We've been touring the world from the comfort of our own bed lately. Several books, including the one below, have taken us on international journeys and Avery has become quite adept at identifying major world landmarks and defining architectural characteristics.
So, it seemed like the opportune moment to bring a little India to the breakfast table.
I highly recommend this book. Not only are the illustrations gorgeous, but each spread contains numerous hidden flaps allowing glimpses into the buildings and surroundings. It's great fun.
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What the hell happened? New years 2011 I remember pulling Tarot cards that were a bit ominous, the Seven of Swords or something, and getting so drunk I kinda blanked on what me and my friends got up to in the secret attic-den in the back of our apartment. Deep shit or acrobatics or just guitars and whiskey sours, probably. But the point is, I once lived with 8 (+) people on a key street corner in the Mile End part of Montreal, and life was easy and thoughtless. I had a boring job I was perfect at. I had a boyfriend who was intriguing but not quite right for me. I saw my family intermittently and I went out dancing sometimes. It was a good life. I had time and space to make art.
And then. Something huge. It would test the limits of casual blogging to really explain how it happened, but I fell in love harder than I've ever before, and I've loved a lot of people. My roommate actually… and the world transformed overnight. We nestled in bed and on mountaintops and cast intensely dreamy spells for a few months and then promptly decided to move to Vietnam. My career wasn't going anywhere, his was impossible to start in a French-speaking town, and for the love of all that's worth living for – we were BORED!
Then the middle of the year came, the ominous Tarot cards reared their terrible heads, and a lot of shitty stuff happened in this part of 2012. Bed bugs. Estrangements. Family problems. Ill-fated vacations. Refugee status. I shan't get into it. We made it though, waved goodbye to the city we'd known for seven years and – like a switch getting flipped – stepped onto that airplane.
Fast forward, and allow the requisite sparkle-eyed newbie fascination with an incredible country. The dark of the summer made way for september lights like comets to blast through our cramped heads, letting an even bigger sky through. I now have a job that requires me to make money for my boss, and not sandwiches. The bf has a job that's polishing and nurturing the intellectual nascents of Vietnam and they are very lucky to have him. And speaking of sandwiches, there's stand outside our righteous apartment that sells a pretty good Banh mi (and plates of fresh fruit with chili & salt) for 50c, and in these ways – among truly countless others – life is good.
It's also kinda come full circle lately and I can sense some parts of the person I used to be returning, now that the shell-shock of the first few months of expat-dom have abated, mostly. I'm playing music again, eating whole grains, talking to people and forgetting where we are, putting on poses for no reason, pizza has entered the easy midweek dinner rotation, and indeed, we went out dancing for New Years. Yes, in Hanoi! The city of no nightlife threw a metallic confetti'd rager that careened on until dawn, and I was wide awake to see 5 am peak over streets so silent they seemed made of ancient petrified paper. I wasn't even drunk, unless you count Red Bull.
An improvement. The first of many, even if I can't see four weeks ahead of me, even now. It's just a feeling, like standing at the edge of a huge dark meadow, absolute mystery inside, but I'm there, not somewhere else. Real adventure. And hopefully, an even wilder year than the one before it.
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Churros meet cream puffs in this creative and delicious treat thought up by Barbara Schieving of Barbara Bakes. All I can say is where have these been all my life!!
They are one of many irresistible cream puff creations you can find in her beautifully photographed, genius new cookbook: Simply Sweet Dream Puffs: Shockingly Easy Fun-Filled Treats! I've absolutely loved cream puffs from the very first time I bit into one as a child and I've been hooked ever since, so this cookbook has my name written all over it.
It's filled with so many unique variations on the classic cream puff, with flavors like s'mores, mango, rocky road, black cherry, pumpkin pie and coconut almond. You'll also find fun twists on the classic eclair with flavors like strawberry cheesecake, tiramisu and lemon meringue.
Does all this talk have you drooling yet? Has it got you craving cream puffs? I know when I look at this book I can't stop thinking about how many of the different flavors I can't wait to try, they all look simply dreamy and Barbara has done such an amazing job on this book!
It's so creative and anyone who likes cream puffs needs this cookbook! It will open a new world of cream puff flavors for you! I've tried probably 2 flavors of cream puffs in my life and that is now definitely going to change! I love how straight forward and easy to follow the book is, she even has a step by step video for making the Pate a Choux (pastry shell) that is so helpful. Another great resource is this template she made that you can print out and use to pipe them out.
If you like cream puffs (could anyone answer no to that?) get this cookbook, it won't disappoint! It's filled with so many recipes that both young and old alike will enjoy. It's got a favorite flavor in there for everyone! One of my favorites – these Churro Cream puffs.
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Catastrophe Inc
Another catastrophe has overtaken John Kerry. It's almost routine now. The Middle East peace process that was going to fix everything has finally gone belly up. John Kerry's tireless overtures have somehow resulted in the Palestinian authority joining Hamas. You wonder how he did that. That alliance with the terror organization deep-sixed any hopes for a deal with Israel. The New York Times dolefully reports that things aren't working out as planned:
The unity pact, coming days before the April 29 expiration date for the American-brokered peace talks that have been the mainstay of Secretary of State John Kerry's tenure, surprised officials in Washington, which, like Israel, deems Hamas a terrorist group and forbids direct dealings with it. After months of intensive shuttle diplomacy in which Mr. Kerry staked his reputation on the peace process and even dangled the possibility of releasing an American convicted of spying for Israel to salvage the lifeless talks, his spokeswoman, Jen Psaki, called the Palestinian move "disappointing" and the timing "troubling."
"Any Palestinian government must unambiguously and explicitly commit to nonviolence, recognition of the state of Israel, and acceptance of previous agreements and obligations between the parties," Ms. Psaki said, citing conditions Hamas has repeatedly rejected. "It's hard to see how Israel can be expected to negotiate with a government that does not believe in its right to exist."
Good news is pretty thin at Foggy Bottom. This latest setback comes after a State Department spokesperson failed to name a single accomplishment of the agency under Secretary Hillary Clinton.
State Department Press Secretary Jen Psaki was flummoxed, too, when asked about a 2010 State Department Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR) that summarized then-Secretary Clinton's goals and accomplishments.
'Can you, off the top of your head, identify one tangible achievement that ... resulted from the last QDDR?' asked an Associated Press reporter during the daily briefing.
'I am certain that those who were here at the time, who worked hard on that effort, could point out one,' Psaki replied through a forced smile.
'I'm sure there are a range of things that were put into place that I'm not even aware of,' she offered moments later.
'I won't hold my breath,' the reporter shot back.
She tried, mind you. She tried. It's just that nothing came to mind. By it's not Miss Psaki's fault. Hillary Clinton couldn't remember anything she achieved either other than that she saved the world in some unspecified way.
The good news for Hillary is that Psaki probably can't name any accomplishments under Kerry either.
Hillary is running a "relay race" with history but where exactly she's headed is anybody's guess. Less charitable observers have charged that Clinton and Obama have presided over an unending string of foreign policy catastrophes including the inexplicable mixup in Libya resulting from switching sides in the 'War on Terror' and allowing 500 million of weapons to reach al-Qaeda militants.
That's a pretty serious accusation whose only mitigating circumstance is that they might have done it by accident. With this crowd -- who promised "smart diplomacy" -- you never know which disasters are intentional and which are simply caused by imbecility. When the president is not out trying to treat Putin like a doorman, Kerry pulls a wrong way Corrigan. That's on days when Hillary isn't watching consulates getting torched by mobs inspired by YouTube video producers.
What is perhaps most alarming is the inexhaustible vein of of incompetence in the administration. Clinton, Obama, Kerry and Sebelius are world-class somethings, though what exactly world-class-whats is debatable. Opening the newspapers has almost become painful exercise in observing "another one bites the dust".
This time it's the Middle East peace process. You're almost tempted to say: stop! stop! It's too painful to watch.
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The Illinois State Board of Education has raised the performance expectations for the Illinois Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) as part of the ongoing effort to better prepare our students for college and careers in the 21st century.
Schools have begun implementing the Common Core State Standards, a multi-state initiative that established year-by-year guidelines outlining the grade-specific skills and content our students need to stay on the path to college and career readiness. Therefore, we must adjust the performance levels on the ISAT for Math and English Language Arts to better align with the more rigorous standards of the Common Core and give teachers and parents better, more timely information about a student's progress toward postsecondary success.
The ISAT data collected for elementary and middle school students in Spring 2013 will be analyzed for school and district accountability determinations using the new performance levels. The higher expectations of the new standards will result in a downward shift of where students rank in meeting or exceeding standards. These new expectations do not mean that our students know less than they did before or are less capable than they were in previous years. Instead, ISBE is raising the bar on how well students are prepared to meet college and career readiness benchmarks.
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Kent Morris
Kent is a Barkindji man, a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and an alumnus of the Wesfarmers Indigenous Arts Leadership Program. He has over 20 years experience as a practising artist and curator and has specialist knowledge of, and connections within, the Indigenous Australian arts and culture industry. Kent has a strong interest in the educational and healing potential of the arts and in 2011 joined The Torch to design, develop and deliver the Indigenous Arts in Prisons and Community program.
Susannah Day
Susannah is a Martu woman who has over 13 years of experience managing programs in the small to medium arts and culture sector in Australia, the UK and Indonesia. Most recently she was Head of Programs & Operations at Brunswick Mechanics Institute, managed by Next Wave. Susannah has also coordinated the biennial contemporary dance festival Dance Massive in 2017, has been the Program Producer at The Substation, and Producer at The Blue Room Theatre in Perth. Susannah has extensive experience stepping into new organisational roles, designing new creative programs and developing sustainable systems and processes. Susannah manages The Torch's Statewide Indigenous Arts in Prisons and Community program.
Paul Mc Cann
Paul is a Marrithiyel man and a traditional landowner of the South West region of the Daly River (Northern Territory). Paul is a talented emerging artist who joined the Victorian Justice Department as an Indigenous Prison Officer then moved into an Aboriginal Wellbeing Officer role to better assist the Aboriginal community. Paul provides art and cultural support to Indigenous inmates across Victoria.
Sean Miller
Sean is a Kamilaroi man who is now living in Melbourne. Sean brings a diverse range of art practices to The Torch having worked across a range of mediums over the past 25 years. Sean has a Certificate III in Graphic Arts and has designed The Torch's Confined catalogues the past 3 years. Sean's preference for his artwork is working with ceramics. Sean was a finalist in the 2016 Indigenous Ceramic Art Awards, and his ceramics have also been acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria and Shepparton Art Museum for their collections. Sean provides art, cultural and mentoring support to Indigenous inmates across Victoria.
Robby Wirramanda
Robby is a Wergaia man who has a strong background in the arts since a very young age. spanning painting, photography, carving, ceramics and music. Robby was introduced to The Torch whilst incarcerated in Barwon prison. Robby now provides art cultural and arts vocational support to Indigenous men and women who are transitioning back to the community in the north western region of Victoria.
Georgia MacGuire
Georgia MacGuire is a proud Wurundjeri woman living on Dja Dja Warrung country in The Central Goldfields of Victoria. Georgia is an established artist and practices under the pseudonym Blackgin. Georgia has a Bachelor of Creative Arts from Deakin University and is currently doing her Masters in Secondary Education.
Georgia established the Victorian Aboriginal women's collective Ngardang Girri Kalat Mimini (Mother Aunty Sister Daughter). Georgia is passionate about the transformative power of visual art and supporting Aboriginal women to develop their own art practices.
Georgia has joined the team at The Torch as the Statewide Indigenous Women's Arts Officer in 2019 and is excited about the contributions she can make to Women's lives and the arts industry through her role.
Chris Keeler
Chris has over 20 years of experience working in the field of Indigenous cultural heritage at the Koorie Heritage Trust and Museum Victoria, including researching, writing and editing cultural resources, project managing exhibitions and managing cultural collections. Her role at The Torch is to research and produce program resources and assist with the management of artworks and exhibitions.
Debra Lyon
Deb is an accountant with over 20 years experience in both the corporate and not for profit sectors and most recently held the position of Finance and Operations at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA). Deb brings experience in supporting smaller organisations during rapid periods of growth and is responsible for managing The Torch's finance, business development and governance.
Gordon Watson
Gordon has many years of experience working in the fields of CRM Administration, Operations and Marketing. He was excited to join the not for profit sector and expand his knowledge on Indigenous art and culture. His role at The Torch is to coordinate operations and administration within the organisation, and focus on digital marketing strategy.
Nerissa Broben
Nerissa has worked with the Victorian Koorie community for many years in the areas of education, art and cultural heritage. As the Senior Curator of Collections at the Koorie Heritage Trust for over 12 years, she brings project management, collection management and curatorial experience to the Torch team. Nerissa's role at The Torch is to manage the artworks, art sales, licensing, commissions & provide exhibition support.
Sarah Barrow
Sarah has over 10 years of experience in the arts and culture sector, in positions spanning arts facilitation, project management and collection management. She also has experience working alongside a number of remote Indigenous communities, where she supported the development of creative enterprises. Sarah holds a master of art curatorship, and with this experience helps to coordinate The Torch's artwork and sales.


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The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) yesterday began the second-stage signature drive for its UN referendum bid after the proposal passed the first-stage review by the Central Election Commission on Tuesday.
Calling the commission's approval a great encouragement, DPP Chairman Yu Shyi-kun told a press conference that the party hoped to collect more than 1 million signatures by the end of October.
"This [the referendum] will be a great help to normalize the nation," he said, urging the public to participate in the signature drive.
The party submitted more than 90,000 signatures to the commission on May 21, comfortably exceeding the 0.5 percent of eligible voters -- or 83,000 people -- threshold for a referendum proposal to be established.
Although the Cabinet's Referendum Review Committee rejected the proposal on June 29 on the grounds that "referendums were reserved for controversial issues of public concern," the DPP appealed the decision and won a ruling in its favor from the Cabinet's Appeal Committee on July 12.
By law, in order to hold the referendum alongside next March's presidential election, the DPP will have to collect endorsements from more than 5 percent of eligible voters -- about 830,000 people -- by November.
The DPP Central Standing Committee (CSC) also passed a resolution yesterday to suspend the rights of members who do not meet their quotas for the second-stage signature campaign.
Members will have their membership rights suspended for a period ranging from three months to two years depending on how badly they miss their quotas.
The party said presidential candidate Frank Hsieh (謝長廷) had to collect 20,000 signatures, Yu was given a quota of 10,000, legislative candidates must collect 5,000 and DPP city and county chiefs are each responsible for getting 7,500.
Yu said the CSC passed the resolution amid concerns that some members would not go all out collect signatures for the referendum.


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Mar 08, 2014
The Basics
- Score: VCU 86, St. Bonaventure 67
- Records: VCU (24-7, 12-4), St. Bonaventure (16-14, 6-10)
- Location: Verizon Wireless Arena at the Stuart C. Siegel Center inside the HDL Athletic Village – Richmond, Va.
- The Short Story: The senior duo of Rob Brandenberg and Juvonte Reddic combined for 31 points and 16 rebounds as the VCU men's basketball rolled past St. Bonaventure, 86-67, to finish undefeated at home and lock up a first-round bye at next week's Atlantic 10 Tournament in Brooklyn, N.Y. Brandenberg finished with 18 points, while Reddic posted his 11th double-double of the year with 13 points, 14 rebounds and four steals. Junior Treveon Graham chipped in 18 points and five rebounds. With the win, VCU finished 15-0 at home, the first undefeated season in the Siegel Center's 15-year history.
How It Happened:
- Brandenberg got VCU off to a hot start with a pair of threes and a layup to give the Rams a 9-0 cushion.
- VCU extended their lead to double digits, 19-8, for the first time thanks to a deep three from Melvin Johnson.
- St. Bonaventure fought to dwindle the lead to six points with under seven minutes remaining in the first half, but the Rams responded with a 9-0 run capped off by a jump shot from Reddic.
- VCU closed the first half with a layup in transition from Graham and led 44-28 at the break.
- After the Bonnies cut the Rams' lead to single digits, Graham and Lewis hit mid-range shots to boost the lead back to 13 early in the second half.
- The lead was cut as low as six with 9:47 remaining in the second half, but baskets from Johnson and Brandenberg pushed the lead back to double digits, where it would remain the remainder of the game.
- With four and a half minutes left on the clock, Brandenberg took a lob from Graham and finished the alley-oop, giving VCU a 75-59 advantage.
- A 7-0 run in the final minutes helped push the lead over twenty points.
Beyond the Boxscore:
- Brandenberg and Reddic finish their careers 54-6 inside the Verizon Wireless Arena.
- For his career, the Rams are 45-3 when Brandenberg scored 11 or more points.
- VCU scored 31 points off 24 St. Bonaventure turnovers, which was a high in league play for the Black & Gold.
- The Rams had three players with four or more steals, none of which were named Briante Weber.
- Treveon Graham finished the regular season scoring in double-figures in 28 of VCU's 31 games.
Up Next:
- VCU has earned a bye in next week's Atlantic 10 Tournament. The Rams will either be the #2 or #3 seed. Stay tuned to VCUathletics.com for details once regular season play concludes tomorrow.


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The 'how' of ACEOs
April 6, 2018
To gain more know-how about the way ACEOs are collected and acquired, just go to eBay and view the huge number of them being sold/auctioned: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=aceo+original+painting&_sacat=0&_from=R40
You'll see the quality contrasts, the styles, the subject matter variety, the variety of mediums, too–as well as price, with some going for $40/ea to $1/ea.
Below are examples of how I personally approach doing ACEOs:
'A Westsyde Winter', ACEO by Lance Weisser, Arches Hot Press 140 lb Paper, sold.
Once one of mine is matted and framed, it is generally priced at $25 to $30US. Unframed, $20US. But I'm not beyond letting interested people barter for them because what is most pleasing to me is having a person get an original watercolour that is within his/her means. As painters, we really just want people to enjoy what we do, and know our work is being appreciated and displayed.
If interested, please just email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I can work from an emailed attached photo, or your personal subject matter ideas. It can be mailed to you wherever you may be — postal costs will be built into the final price 🙂
commissioned work . . .
April 28, 2015
I HAVE NEVER TRAVELED to Europe, except through the amazing blogs of those I follow. The countries I have had the privilege of visiting have been confined to Canada (10 of the 11 Provinces); The United States (45 of the 50 states); Israel (1989); Taiwan (2002); and The Philippines (2003,04,05).
OUR FINANCIAL ADVISOR'S FAMILY comes from Italy and she went to visit the cities and places which mean the most to her, and asked me to paint a watercolour based on the photos she provided me with upon her return . . .
Campanile de San Marco
33cm x 50cm (13″ x 20″) watercolour on 140 lb. Arches Hot Press Paper
'Award of Excellence', Federation of Canadian Artists, 2013
IT WAS A PRIVILEGE being able to work on this scene for it allowed me to be there, even though I wasn't (smile).