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|Web Interface
|OKBQA Web User Interface
|TGM v2
|Template generation
|Description Module for dependency-driven SPARQL template generation from natural language, for English and Korean. It takes in a question and generates pseudo-queries as well as a list of strings (so-called slots) for which data from the knowledge base is needed. Approach First, the question is linguistically analysed, annotating it with part-of-speech tags, dependency relations, and semantic role labels. Second, the resulting parse tree is transformed into a template, covering one possibility of the how natural language expressions correspond to constructs in the target SPARQL query. This is the template that is most faithful to the linguistic structure of the question. The scoring of the templates follows a simple heuristics computing the number of nodes in the query body that are neither projection variables nor slots. A documentation of the rule format can be found in the GitHub repository: https://github.com/okbqa/rocknrole/tree/master/src/main/resources/rules Scope and limit It relies on hand-crafted rules for transforming dependency parses into templates, so its quality and coverage is only as good as the rules. How to deploy it $ git clone https://github.com/okbqa/rocknrole $ cd rocknrole $ ./deploy.sh Contact For general questions and problems, get in touch with Christina Unger {firstname.lastname@example.com}. For questions related to Korean, you can also get in touch with Younggyun Hahm {firstname.lastname@example.com}.
|TGM v1
|Template generation
|Description Templator is a module for dependency-driven SPARQL template generation from natural language. Templator takes in a question and generates pseudo-queries as well as a list of strings (so-called slots) for which data from the knowledge base is needed. Approach First, the question is linguistically analysed, annotating it with part-of-speech tags, dependency relations, and semantic role labels. Second, the resulting parse tree is transformed into a template, covering one possibility of the how natural language expressions correspond to constructs in the target SPARQL query. This is the template that is most faithful to the linguistic structure of the question. In order to also account for structural differences between the question and the target query, the template is modified by a sequence of steps that collapse or expand triples, yielding additional templates. The scoring of the templates follows a simple heuristics computing the number of nodes in the query body that are neither projection variables nor slots. In addition, each rewriting operation reduces the score by a predetermined factor. Function 1. NLP tools (e.g. the stanford parser) analyze the input question text into dependency parse tree. 2. Then Templator generates the pseudo query for SPARQL query based on the RULEs within dependency parse tree Scope and limit Current version (March, 2016) focused on the hand-crafted RULEs for dependency parse tree. So that the QA performance depends on the RULEs' quality and coverage. Issues and discusion * How to check/add/edit RULEs? ~/src/main/resources/rules/ - RULEs for English: SRL_rules_en.json - RULEs for Korean: SRL_rules_ko.json At this time (January 13, 2016, at OKBQA 3.5) we can not provide yet the web service to add/edit exist RULEs or use your own RULEs for the OKBQA platform. This web service would be provided before/during OKBQA 4 (http://4.okbqa.org) We believe that good RULEs would improve overall performance of (our/your own) QA system. * Does it works for Korean? It currently works for English and Korean. Yes. We've added simple RULEs for some Korean question words such as "무엇", "누구", "어떤", and "얼마나 많". Of course, this rules cover few cases. Now you can test this sentence: "어떤 강이 서울을 흐르는가?" using the following Sample curl command. * How to deploy it: $ git clone https://github.com/okbqa/templator $ cd templator $ mvn compile exec:java Source code Implementations are available on GitHub: github.com/okbqa/templategeneration github.com/okbqa/templator Contacts While general questions about Templator should be addressed to the original developer, Christina Unger {email@example.com}, Younggyun Hahm {email@example.com} also can act as a contact point especially for the matter on Korean applications.
|TGM Python Wrapper
|Template generation
|This is a template generation module wrapper for python programmers. In the codes, it takes a input by RESTful API and checks whether it is the right form of an input of TGM. The following of the codes are for programmers to implement their own template generation logic. The last of the codes takes an output from the results of programmers' logic and checks whether it is the right form of an TGM output, and then returns it to clients by RESTful API.
|Template generation
|Description It is a wrapper for Java Template Generation Module(TGM). If you want to develop a new TGM module, you can use it as a template for OKBQA pipeline. Because it has a function for format validation of input and output, and is also developed using REST API. The sample input and output are written by Korean. But you can also using by English.
|StarGraph Disambiguation Module
|Disambiguation module which uses distributional semantics for mapping terms to entities.
|Query generation
|Description It is a wrapper to call the GraphFinder::sparqlator method, using the OKBQA framework API. It takes a template and a disambiguation structures which are produced by a template generation and a disambiguation modules, respectively, and produces a set of SPARQL queries which are supposed to represent the same query need represented by the template and disambiguation. Optionally, the parameter, max_hop may be set to specify the number of maximum hops for each path to be extended to. As it is to specify an integer value (between 1 and 3, usually), it may be simply encoded in the URL (see Web service URL example below). GraphFinder implements the triple variation operations proposed by [1]. Scope and limit The current version implements only the three operations, inversion, split, and instantiation, among the four proposed in [1]. Implementation of the last one, join is remained as a future work. Language dependency GraphFinder is language-independent, and so does the sparqlator module. References Jin-Dong Kim and Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, "Triple Pattern Variation Operations for Flexible Graph Search", Proceedings of the 1st international workshop on Natural Language Interfaces for Web of Data (NLIWoD), 2014.
|Description SRDF is a Korean Open Information Extraction system. It is designed to meet the characteristics of Korean and extract multiple relationships between argument(s) and relation(s) within a sentence by using reificaion technique(specifically, singleton property method). It takes a sentence and produces a set of reified triples on lexical format. Scope and limit The current version covers sentences composed from 3 to 10 words. To eliminate restriction of word length, a new version is being developed. References 1. Sangha Nam, et. al., "SRDF: Korean Open Information Extraction using Singleton Property", ISWC (Poster) 2015.
|Korean DM
|# Description Korean DM is the first version of Korean Disambiguation Module. It uses pre-defined attributes and ELU to disambiguate property & entities # Function Korean DM find corresponding entities and properties from the output of TGM. Based on the given information it tried to find the best matching for verbalized variables. The result is returned as three categories (properties / classes / entities) with its variables. # Scope and limit Korean DM only disambiguates properties and entities. It does not work for finding correct classes at the moment. The program would be updated to handle lexicaly associated properties, and filter properties that could not make result according to the given template # Language Dependency It only supports Korean text. (July 21, 2016, OKBQA4). Maintainer: Jeong-uk Kim {firstname.lastname@example.com}
|Template generation
|Description SenTGM is a SRDF-based Korean Template Generation module for generating SPARQL template from natural language question. SPARQL template follows 'templator' module made by christina unger. Function 1. Translate natural language question to declarative sentence by rules. 2. Run SRDF module for this declarative sentence. 3. Convert SRDF output to SPARQL template. Scope and Limit Translating NLQ to DS is developed very simple. If translate-sub-module is developed better, the overall performance will be raise. References 1. Sangha Nam, et. al., "SRDF: Korean Open Information Extraction using Singleton Property", ISWC (Poster) 2015.
|# Description Description # Function Description # Scope and limit Description # Issues and discusion * Issue 1 Description * Issue 2 Description Maintainer: NAME {email}
|Description Evaluator is a module to evaluate given question answering system, based on the user's choice of modules. Users can make use of configuration options to choose which modules to use for the steps of QA system. Once evalutor runs, it sends a natural language question in answer dataset to Controller one-by-one. It compares true answer of the dataset with the answer list from Controller to calculate accuracy of the system. Function Evaluator evaluates the overall QA system using answer set. For instance, let the answer set contains only two sentences, "Which rivers flow through Seoul?" and "Who is the author of 'Samguk Sagi'?" In addition, suppose that Controller success to give correct answer for the former question, but fails for the latter one. Then, Evaluator would return accuracy 1/2 = 0.5 to the user. Scope and limit The only dataset usable for the Evalator is NLQ-1 dataset, which contains question-answer pair for only Korean and English at the moment (March, 2016) with 40 questions in the set. Since Evaluator works for measuring accuracy of the given QA system, it is not suitable for analyzing each test case. For the purpose, you may use website for Controller or website for Evaluator (which supports dump file for each question). Issues and discussion * Is it possible to make use of another answer set like QALD-4? Not yet (January 13, 2016, OKBQA3.5). However, supporting mult-answer sets would be added at OKBQA4(http://4.okbqa.org) * Can I test my own QA system? Since Evaluator calls Controller to retrieve answers of each questions, only QA system following OKBQA system structure (TGM, DM, AGM) is applicable. This structure is targetted for those who want to add their own modules to the OKBQA system structure, and checks the performance of it. Maintainer: Sang-min An {firstname.lastname@example.com}
|En-Ko Local KB 2015
|# DBpedia local endpoint URI http://126.96.36.199:45103/sparql # Graph IRI # English DBpedia http://en.dbpedia2015-04.kaist.ac.kr http://en.dbpedia2015-10.kaist.ac.kr # Korean DBpedia http://ko.dbpedia2015-10.kaist.ac.kr http://ko.dbpedia2015.kaist.ac.kr
|# Description ELU-Ko is a module to find entities in Koren text. Based on the labels of the Dbpedia entities, the ELU-Ko module finds entity candidates in the given text. Then, it chooses entities among the candidates based on the scores of them. # Function ELU-Ko finds Korean Dbpedia entities in the given natural langauge text. For instance, suppose sentence "대한민국의 지방법원의 수는 총 18개이다." is given as input. We can find out that '대한민국' correspond to the entity http://ko.dbpedia.org/page/대한민국, that '지방법원' corresponds to http://ko.dbpedia.org/page/지방법원, and so on. The found entitie are returned as list for the output of the module. # Scope and limit ELU-Ko uses entities' disambiguation, redirection, and labels candidate choice. Therefore, those that is not mentioned in the Dbpedia cannot be found using the ELU-Ko. In addition, although ELU-Ko makes use of confidential score of label as well as neighboring entity candidates, there still exists several errors. # Language Dependency It only supports Korean text. (January 13, 2016, OKBQA3.5). However, the algorithm is independent to the language, and the coverage would be extended at OKBQA4(http://4.okbqa.org) You may use AGDIST for English entity detecton. Developer: Youngsik Kim {email@example.com} Maintainer: Jeong-uk Kim {firstname.lastname@example.com}
|Template generation
|Description Disambiguator is a module to disambiguate class, properties and resouces within the output of Templator. Each URIs depends on knowledge base what we use. Then SPARQL query would be generated from the output of Disambiguator and Templator using QueryGenerator. Function Disambiguator is a module to disambiguate class, properties and resouces within the output of Templator. For instance, the sentence "Which rivers flow through Seoul?", Disambiguator detects entities using FOX (rivers, flow, Seoul) and disambiguates entities using AGDISTIS. (class:river, dbo:city, res:Seoul) Scope and limit Currently (March, 2016), Disambiguator works for only English. FOX and AGDISTIS-en are used. Also, now Disambiguator identifies entitis within DBpedia URIs only. Issues and discusion Is it work for Korean also? Not yet (January 13, 2016, OKBQA3.5). We have developed AGDISTIS-ko for Korean to disambiguate entities, which has exactly same I/O as well as AGDISTIS. However, there are some remaining works. please refer bellow section. This task would be a one of major tasks at OKBQA4(http://4.okbqa.org) Do you want to develop Korean Disambiguator? If you want, there are two remaining development issue. 1. The NER module including this processe: NER and generate the output as well as the input of AGDISTIS-ko. 2. The Wrapper module: Input: Templator output Output: Disambiguator output Contacts Maintainer: Axel-Cyrille Ngonga Ngomo {email@example.com} For information about Korean Disambiguator, please contact Younggyun Hahm {email@example.com}
|DM Python Wrapper
|This is a disambiguation module wrapper for python programmers. In the codes, it takes a input by RESTful API and checks whether it is the right form of an input of DM. The following of the codes are for programmers to implement their own disambiguation logic. The last of the codes takes an output from the results of programmers' logic and checks whether it is the right form of an DM output, and then returns it to clients by RESTful API.
|Description It is a warpper for Java Disambiguation Module(DM). If you want to develop a new DM module, you can use it as a template for OKBQA pipeline. Because it has a function for format validation of input and output, and is also developed using REST API. The sample input and output are written by Korean. But you can also using by English.
|Controller 2016
|Main changes Extended configuration The arbitrary number of module can be configured. The sequence of modules executed can be configured. A KB address can be configured with a tuple of KB address and graph IRI. Example: https://sites.google.com/site/okbqa4/development/documentation/controller?pli=1 The form of log messages Every output of each module is co-printed with its input. Each log of each module is printed with sorting. Processing times of each module are noticed. Exception messages are simplified. Example: https://sites.google.com/site/okbqa4/development/documentation/controller?pli=1 Asynchronous logging and processing The controller is changed so that the web interface can receive and print log messages and result of the controller asynchronously via the mysql database located in the okbqa server. If you do not specify the "sync" field on the "conf" field of the input json, the controller will return immediately with "rid" value, which is the record ID of a controller's log messages and result written asynchronously on the mysql database. If you specify the "sync" field as "on" value (see the sample input below), the controller will operate in the previous manner that returns log messages and results for an input json, synchronously. Limitations Query processing speed (Now resolved) There are a lot of SPARQL queries produced, which causes the entire processing time of the pipeline. One of solutions can be to filter out the queries with scores under a threshold. To do so, a controller should be able to deal with module-scores properly.
|Controller 1.2.0
|Description It is an implementation of the control module on the OKBQA architecture. The module gets question, language, and configuration as an input (JSON format) and returns the output (JSON format) with a list of answers corresponding to the input question with SPARQL queries for getting the answers. Each modules for being used to answer the question can be configured by giving the "conf" field of the input JSON. The example is shown right below. { "string": "Which rivers flow through Seoul?", "language": "en", "conf": { "tgm": ["tgm_address_1", "tgm_address_2", ..., "tgm_address_a"], "dm": ["dm_address_1", "dm_address_2", ..., "dm_address_b"], "qgm": ["qgm_address_1", "qgm_address_2", ..., "qgm_address_c"], "agm": ["agm_address_1", "agm_address_2", ..., "agm_address_d"], "kb": ["kb_address_1", "kb_address_2", ..., "kb_address_e"], "graph_uri": "graph_uri_1", "timelimit": time_limit } } The value of the "timeout" field limits the responding time of each module. If configuration is not provided, the default configuration will be used. The default setting of the configuration is as follows: { "conf": { "tgm": ["http://184.108.40.206:1555/templategeneration/templator/"], "dm": ["http://184.108.40.206:2357/agdistis/run"], "qgm": ["http://22.214.171.124:38401/queries"], "agm": ["http://184.108.40.206:7744/agm"], "kb": ["http://dbpedia.org/sparql"], "graph_uri": "", "timelimit": 10 } } The implementation returns not only answers, but also log messages can be useful for debugging each module by developers. The implementation fully support concurrency control as well. Scope and limit This implementation is an almost initial version of a control module, so there are many functionalities can be added to the implementation. The implementation provides only limited configuration fields in an input JSON, e.g., only addresses of each module. There can be many configuration fields that can be useful for the entire pipeline to be efficiently tested. Currently, KB addresses and a graph URI can be configured independently, which could be undesirable for users who want to specify graph URIs for each KB. It will be revised in the next version of the implementation.
|Controller 1.1.5
|This module links the inputs and outputs of all modules (template generation modules, disambiguation modules, query generation modules) and returns final answers of an input question string using an answer generation module embedded in the control module. This module supports the address configuration of each module and SPARQL endpoints. The controller 1.1.5 is enhanced version of the initial controller w.r.t. concurrency control and load control. The capability of load control is achieved by adjusting the number of answers to be returned by the additional configuration field ("answer_num"). By adjusting the number of answers, testers can trade off the output time against the output size.


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I'm considering using the Windows DPAPI to protect an ECDH key I use to encrypt some data in a local database in a Windows desktop application. I'm new to DPAPI, but its my understanding that DPAPI can use a users credentials to secure the keys it protects.
Wouldn't this be vulnerable to malware, that a user inadvertently installs, or does DPAPI provide some protection in this instance?

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CLEO Android
29 December 2013 GTA SA (iOS, Android)
/ CLEO Android / REL on December 27, 2013 Tested only on Android Jelly Bean 4.2 and 4.3! --- Installation --- - You have to get the phone - Only GTA3 v1.4, GTAVC v1.3, GTASA v1.0.2 and v1.0.3 are supported! - Set "cleo.apk" - Run...
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18 February 2014 GTA SA (iOS, Android)
Mod adds spawn machines for GTA SA on Android
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The robbery system (Android Edition)
24 October 2014 GTA SA (iOS, Android)
Due to the delay of the patch 4.0.2 for the PC version of the modification, I decided to release the mod port on Android. This version has been simplified, in fact it is version 3.0, but with fixed bugs. Management: Tou...
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30 January 2015 GTA SA (iOS, Android)
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Lawmakers are going after the STAAR
Legislators planning to overhaul Texas' standardized tests — and the way the state holds schools accountable for students taking them — have prefiled bills that would retreat from the requirements of what many call a broken system.
While some elected officials look to hit the pause button on the state test or ask that accountability ratings be rolled over for another year, others say they won't accept minor tweaks and are putting out comprehensive outlines of an entirely new system.
The proposals have come atop a crescendo of parent and educator criticism of the state's new high-stakes standardized test, called the State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness, or STAAR, less than a year after it was rolled out.
Even a coalition of business leaders that earlier in the school year asked legislators to "hold the line" on the current accountability system has softened its view.
Bill Hammond, president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, led a news conference in Austin last week of organizations announcing support for a decrease in the number of end-of-course exams required of high school students.
Suzanne Marchman, a spokeswoman for the Texas Association of School Administrators, or TASA, said she anticipates seeing a "flurry of bills related to assessment and accountability" that likely will run the gamut from small tweaks to major changes.
The flurry already has begun.
The clamor for change may have more to do with who's finally speaking up, said Patricia López, a research associate at the Texas Center for Education Policy at the University of Texas at Austin.
Advocacy groups long have pointed out that standardized tests disproportionately hurt poor and minority students but the backlash has grown powerful and received more media attention because some aspects of STAAR "get really personal" with other populations, she said.
STAAR requirements impact high school seniors' graduation plans and class rank in ways that its predecessor, the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills, or TAKS, never did — directly affecting a more affluent demographic of students and parents, she said.
"When you think about our old system, it was just about passing, and really the only kids that had to worry about that were the kids that were struggling," said Arlene Williams, the assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction for the San Antonio area's Southwest Independent School District.
Under STAAR, even "your high fliers" could be set back, agreed Southwest's superintendent, Lloyd Verstuyft.
Education Commissioner Michael Williams announced last month he was suspending — for the second academic year in a row — a requirement that STAAR end-of-course test scores count for 15 percent of high school students' course grades.
TASA seeks a repeal of the 15 percent requirement and a dialing back of the number of tests students need to take to graduate — both of which are covered in prefiled bills.
But until the session starts and committee leaders are chosen, several lawmakers said, it's anyone's guess which bills will survive.
Too tough?
STAAR, which debuted in March for grades 3 through 8 and high school freshmen, requires high school students to take up to 15 tests to graduate. In core subject areas like English or math, students must meet cumulative score requirements — affecting which high school plan they can graduate under.
The state launched it with low passing standards and planned to toughen them in phases. State school ratings were kept the same as last year. But the test scores of ninth-graders still counted — and statewide, only 55 percent passed the writing portion of the English test. They did better on math, history and science.
In a meeting this summer, House Public Education Committee members displayed deep confusion about which students took which tests and how a dizzying system of scoring tiers could mean a high school student could fail the test but not be required to retake it.
To date, close to 900 school boards representing 4.4 million students, including many in San Antonio, have passed a resolution calling on the Legislature to re-examine an accountability system that hinges on high stakes test, stating it's "strangling public schools."
The Texas Education Agency plans to unveil a new accountability system in March and will take public comment on proposed changes through Jan. 18.
Williams has said he wants schools to be rated on how well they're closing the achievement gap between minority and Anglo students, along with other assessments like student test scores and student growth.
'We've gone too far'
Rep. Jimmie Don Aycock, R-Killeen, who's widely thought to have a chance at being the next chairman of the House Education Committee, predicted last week that lawmakers will pass "significant modifications" to the state's testing requirements, its graduation plans and the accountability system in the legislative session that convenes Jan. 8.
"I think the system presently is headed toward many thousands of children, unless we modify the system, being unable to graduate in a timely manner," Aycock said. "Our present 10th-graders ... if they see that they can't graduate under the present system, I'm afraid many of them will choose to drop out."
Rep. Diane Patrick, R-Arlington, wrote to Williams this month asking that he suspend the 2012-13 school accountability ratings. She said it would be confusing to launch a new accountability system as lawmakers make changes to the test at its core.
"I am a proponent of a strong accountability system but I want to make sure that we have a system that is fair to students and to school districts and one that is easily understood by parents," Patrick said.
Rep. Dan Flynn, R-Canton, prefiled a bill calling for a two-year moratorium of the STAAR test.
Senate Education Chairman Dan Patrick, R-Houston, prefiled a bill last month to allow individual districts to decide whether to implement the 15 percent rule, citing his support for local control.
Also last month, Rep. Bill Callegari introduced a bill that would scale back standardized testing in school and reduce the number of tests high school students need to graduate.
He proposes using a national test in grades 3 through 8 that would replace STAAR. For high school students, he recommends using college entry exams like the PSAT and SAT in place of STAAR and requiring students to take only three tests to graduate.
It would eliminate the things that make STAAR "high stakes," including the cumulative passing standard requirement and the 15 percent rule, and it would uncouple teacher evaluations from student test performance.
"I think people in general, both educators and parents alike, feel like we've gone too far," Callegari said.
Aycock said there's "broad consensus" for paring back the number of tests high school students have to take but said it's difficult to make predictions beyond that.
Hovering over the session is an ongoing lawsuit against the state over the adequacy of its public education funding, filed by six groupings of school districts.
Legislators should focus on two things: giving school districts adequate time and flexibility to transition to the new system and consistency, Southwest ISD's Arlene Williams said.
"Changing things every legislative session really throws us and our students into turmoil," she said. "We're unsettled and our students, parents and communities are unsettled."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Sometimes it isn't about the win. Sometimes it is about how a team won.
Such was the case for the Lipscomb Lady Bisons golf team. The Lady Bisons captured first place in the Division I section of the TSU Big Blue Intercollegiate hosted by Tennessee State at the General's Retreat Course at the Hermitage Golf Course Tuesday.
The Lady Bisons shot 312, the lowest team score of the second day. They finished with a two-round score of 637.
"The boost for us is shooting 312 in tough conditions," LU women's golf coach Buddy Harston said. "The greens were fast and undulating.
"Winning will take care of itself if you shoot the scores. That is what we always talk about. We have to shoot the scores."
Four LU players shot in the 70s for 18 holes on the second day. Savanna Schubert, playing as an individual, fired a 76. Danielle Grace and Miriam Parker each shot rounds of 77. MacKenzy Carter carded a 78.
"They putted well," Harston said. "We have been working really hard this spring.
"You have to build your game around your short game – chipping, short pitching and putting – if you are going to score."
Rounding out the scoring on the second day for the Lady Bisons were Morgan Bucher with an 80, Sami Khan with a 90 and Sarah McFarlin with a 93.
Grace finished third overall for the two-day, 36-hole tournament with a 154 (77, 77). Schubert was fourth with a 156 (80, 76). Parker finished fifth with a 157 (80, 77). Carter tied for 10th with a 161 (83, 78).
Bucher tied for 18th with a 166 (86, 80). Khan tied for 25th with a 177 (87, 90). McFarlin finished in 27th with a 178 (85, 93).
The Lady Bisons travel to Jekyll Island, Ga., for the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament April 15-17.
"This is a perfect way to go into the conference championship," Harston said. "We can't say we aren't going into the conference championship this year without confidence."


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Absolut Peppar was launched in 1986, seven years after Absolut Vodka. Besides being the first flavored vodka in the family, it was also the first flavored vodka in the world. So why pepper? Since vodka and pepper is the main ingredients in a Bloody Mary, it seemed like a good idea to make things easier for the many Bloody Mary bars popping up in Boston, New York and elsewhere at the time. The idea soon turned out as intended, both for bartenders who could now make Instant Bloody Marys, and for all the fans of the drink.
Absolut Peppar is made exclusively from natural ingredients, and unlike some other flavored vodkas, it doesn't contain any added sugar. Absolut Peppar is hot and spicy and has a distinct character of green bell, chili and jalapeño pepper.
In 1879, Lars Olsson Smith introduced the continuous distillation with which he made Absolut Rent Brännvin. Instead of the usual three or four times, the vodka was distilled an infinite number of times. Absolut Peppar is made the same way, the only difference is the taste of pepper. And, like the rest of the family, it's produced in Åhus, not far from L.O. Smith's birth town. Since the process will never change, neither will the true taste of Absolut Peppar.
The main ingredients in Absolut Peppar are Absolut Vodka and pepper flavor. Absolut Vodka is made from water and winter wheat. The water comes from a deep well in Åhus, where it's protected from impurities. The winter wheat is also grown in Åhus and differs from other crops: it's sown one fall, and harvested the next one. Days in between it grows under the Swedish snow developing its hard grain. Also, the use of fertilizers is minimized while the pepper is as natural as the rest of the ingredients.
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The Syufy Theatre was a multiple domed theatre in Reno which was accross the street from the Peppermill. Each auditorium was in it's own dome… There were originally eight- I believe with more added later.
Opened April 19, 1966 as the Century 21 Theatre, the original sign outside said Century Theatres. This was one of only a few places to see a movie in Reno for a long time.
The theatre fell into disrepair, even as mobs of people still went. At one point, the toilets were out of service and port-a-potties were erected outside for patrons to go to the bathroom.
The theatre site is now a part of the Peppermill Hotel parking lot.
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This theatre was called Century Theatres and was located on South Virginia St next to the Peppermill. The Midway Drive IN was located next to the Century Theatres. The ever expanding Peppermill deomolished the Drive In and The Century Theatres as part of there expansion. The complex started off as an single Screen Dome theatre called the Century 21 like the one in San Jose. The original Dome was split in two and additional theatres were added over the years.These theatres were the most popular in Reno for decades.brucec
This was, indeed, the Century Theater and home to some of my favorite movie experiences. I saw: "Star Wars" in a tiny screen, "Happy Birthday to Me", "Friday the 13th Part 3 in 3-D", "Jaws 3-D", "Twilight Zone the Movie", "Halloween 2"…just about all the first run favorites played here. The last film I saw here was "Titanic".
It was only good to see films in the two big theaters. The side theaters were too small and had mostly mono sound. It was never a pretty place, but it served its purpose and isn't really missed other than it felt more like a real theater than the multiplexes that have replaced it.
Last film I saw there was Wild Things.
I used to work at Century Theater back in the early 80's. Saw lots of free films. I actually shot a Super 8 film in the lobby one time. I also knew someone who would spike the soda syrup tanks with booze and sell it to customers, unbeknownst to them.
I remember when the dome was just one huge theater, then they split it in two, and I saw stuff like Papillon and Blazing Saddles. Then they added two smaller screens in 76, two more in 79, and more and more as time went on.
Ten years ago this month, I saw Boogie Nights for the first time at this theater.
The architect was Vincent G. Raney, who designed all the theaters built by the Syufy brothers' Century Theatres chain from 1964 into the early 1990s. Their Reno theatre opened in 1966. The original name (as brucec noted above) was Century 21 Theatre, which was the standard name with which most of the Syufy domed theatres of that era opened.
The style, though, was not Atmospheric. All the Century 21 domed houses looked pretty much the same inside as the prototype in San Jose.
I as well worked at the very same theater, although I worked there from 86-88. Was Bud the manager at the time you were there he and his wife Sadie I believe. Along with a few of the assistant managers like Paul Gray and John cole? I started work there before they updated it by adding the extra screens and relocated the snackbar as well as the gameroom.
April 19th, 1966 grand opening ad in photo section.
March 20th, 1970 grand opening ad as Century 21 22 in photo section.
It was so sad when Ray Syufy cut the big C21 theatre down the middle to make more money. You could hear all the bass sound from the other side of the wall plus the screen was way smaller and the seats not placed well. It's all dust now.
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January 26, 2001
Jeanne Oswald
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New Jersey's colleges and universities must produce more graduates in high-tech fields in order to meet the demand for skilled workers needed by the state's telecommunications, pharmaceutical, and other high-tech industries.
The Commission on Higher Education's Fifth Annual Systemwide Accountability Report demonstrates that the overall number of certificates and degrees in high-tech-related disciplines increased since 1989, but growth has not kept pace with the escalating demand for graduates at all levels in computer science, engineering, communications technology, life, health, and physical sciences, and mathematics.
The report finds women underrepresented in all high-tech fields except the life and health sciences. Blacks and Hispanics are underrepresented in many high-tech fields, especially at the graduate degree levels. Conversely, nonresident aliens (noncitizens in the country on a visa or temporary basis) account for a disproportionate percentage of high-tech graduates.
"New Jersey's continued economic prosperity is dependent upon a strong workforce, and this report highlights a critical need for high-tech graduates that must be addressed at all levels of the education system - by the K-12 community, the colleges and universities, and the state," said James E. Sulton, Jr., executive director of the Commission.
The Commission's annual accountability report is intended to provide policy makers, students and parents, employers, and taxpayers with valuable information about the state's system of 56 public and independent colleges and universities. It complements institutional accountability reports and performance funding measures which gauge the progress of the state's public higher education institutions.
Other key findings from the Commission's annual systemwide report include:
"The systemwide accountability report highlights progress in higher education and underscores the critical importance of ongoing investment to keep New Jersey's colleges and universities competitive and strong, while enhancing student access and affordability," said Dr. Sulton.
Following its discussion today, the Commission will consider the Fifth Annual Systemwide Accountability Report for adoption in late February. The draft report is available by calling the Commission's office at 609-292-4310, and it will be posted on the Commission's website at www.state.nj.us/highereducation in early February.


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2010 Fall Movie Preview
Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Part Two
Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Part Two
Now that I've taken you through the first batch of movies that come in Fall's harvest, here are the films that round out my must-see list. These are the movies that will take us right into the holidays, which means plenty of potential Oscar bait. From Depp to Portman and beyond, take a look at the films that will be all over box office news in just a few weeks.


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How Much Content Should Your BANS Store Have?
I haven't written much lately about Build A Niche Store, but I still do come across those stores that have little or no product descriptions and absolutely zero articles for content. And since I've been working quite a bit on my gold coins BANS store I thought I'd discuss how much content you should add to your store and a couple things you can do to get better rankings and more traffic.
Besides product descriptions of at least 2 paragraphs for each and every one of your products pages you should treat your BANS store as an on going project and continue to add pages to it on a fairly regular basis. I changed my philosophy back several months ago as did many BANS users, because of sites getting deindexed, in that the general consensus had been to build as many stores as possible and add content as you could. Now, I wouldn't recommend working on more that one or two BANS stores at a time until you can add at least 30 or 40 pages of content to each one along with appropriate descriptions for each page that features auctions. You also want to get 30 or 40 articles to start off with placed in article directories for those all important incoming links.
Now, don't think you're going to get away with picking up a few articles from an article site and throw them on your store along with nonsensical product descriptions and poof, you're done with that store. I've never been one to advocate the easy way of affiliate marketing and anything other than serious treatment of your content by giving your niche audience the quality information they're looking for just isn't worth doing.
Once you have your 30 to 40 pages, the same amount of articles and relevant product descriptions, congratulations, you now have the beginnings of a BANS store. I've read on the Build A Niche Store forums that some people have put up 10 or 15 pages of content on their sites and now they can't think of anything else to add to their site. If you can't think of more than 10 pages of content to add to your BANS site then either you need to change your niche or, more than likely, you need to expand your thinking.
On my gold coins BANS site I currently have 78 pages of content in several sections such as alternative investments, buying gold coins, the financial bailout, gold bullion, rare gold coins and more. These are all subjects related to gold coins that will eventually draw in the kind of visitor that could possibly be interested in either collecting gold coins or investing in gold coins. It's not really that hard coming up with stuff to write about related to your niche. Just go to Google News or Google Blog Search and search for the top keywords in your area of interest. You're bound to find lots of ideas for content and articles for article marketing.
As you continue to build your BANS store, the more relevant, quality content you add, the more your site begins to look like quality site to the search engines and your visitors. As far as some of the other things you can do to get better rankings are remove auctions from your home page and start a blog on your BANS site. I've seen my site completely disappear for some top keywords in just a couple of days when turning on home page auctions and then have watched that totally reverse itself in the same amount of days when flipping the switch again. I don't have a clue why this happens, but Google just doesn't like to see BANS sites with auctions on the home page, so get rid of them.
Also, blogs normally only take a few days to appear in the search engines and the gold coins blog added to the BANS site, while it only has 8 posts, it is indexed and starting to get traffic. The blog covers some things related to gold coins and other economic news and gives me an outlet to rant about the current state of financial affairs in this country while giving people access to alternative investments in gold if they choose to do so.
Yes, building a quality BANS site is still a lot of work, but having a successful affiliate business is all about work and quality these days. There are certainly smart and easier ways of building your affiliate business and a BANS store, but there aren't any short cuts to easy money any longer.
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The government on Thursday dismissed as inaccurate news reports of border clashes between Jordanian and Syrian forces.
Government spokesperson Samih Maaytah said the Syrian army shot at Syrian refugees attempting to cross into Jordan late Wednesday, injuring several of them.
Maaytah described their injuries as light.
He said the Jordan Armed Forces work to ensure the security of refugees crossing into Jordan, offering them all possible assistance until they are transported to refugee camps.
Several news websites and television stations reported "heavy exchange of fire" between the two armies at four different border locations, saying that one Jordanian soldier was injured in the process.
Maaytah dismissed these reports as inaccurate and said that any shooting reported by residents of those areas is targeting refugees attempting to escape violence in their country.
Last Friday, Syrian forces fired at refugees crossing into Jordan, killing one child and injuring several people.
At the time, news media also reported clashes that the government denied, saying that the shooting was targeting people attempting to take refuge in Jordan, on the Syrian side of the border.
"The Jordanian military did not respond, there were no clashes," Maaytah told The Jordan Times then.
Syria imposed a blockade on the border region to prevent civilians from fleeing to Jordan.
Syrian refugees claim the measure targets the relatives of armed servicemen whose safety remains Damascus' main leverage to prevent defections en masse.
Although hundreds of Syrians have been wounded in their attempts to enter Jordan — many of them fatally — Syria's military clampdown has failed to curb a refugee influx that, according to the UN, has topped 1,000 persons per day.
The issue of refugees has become a growing point of contention between Jordan and Syria, with Damascus objecting to Amman's ongoing open-border policy of offering shelter to civilians and army defectors alike.
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Editor's note: Peter Bergen is CNN's national security analyst, a director at the New America Foundation and the author of "Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for bin Laden -- From 9/11 to Abbottabad." David Sterman is a research assistant at the New America Foundation.
(CNN) -- On Tuesday, an Afghan soldier killed a U.S. major general and wounded a German brigadier general, as well as up to 15 others, in an attack at the Marshal Fahim National Defense University in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
The attack is an ominous sign regarding the potential risks to American service members as the majority of U.S. forces withdraw from Afghanistan.
If a Bilateral Security Agreement between the United States and Afghanistan is signed in coming months, the United States is likely to keep a residual force of around 9,800 troops in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of all U.S. combat troops at the end of 2014.
This residual force would serve in an advisory role to Afghan troops, which could further expose American forces to insider attacks.
Officials identified the American who was killed as Maj. Gen. Harold Greene. Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, said the Afghan soldier who carried out the attack was shot and killed.
Although directed at high-ranking officers, it was far from the first insider attack on coalition troops in Afghanistan.
According to a count by the New America Foundation, there have been 82 such attacks on coalition personnel over the course of the Afghan War. The numbers refer to Afghan police and army members attacking NATO troops.
During the early years of the war, there were very few insider attacks. But they took off in 2011. That year, the number rose to 14, followed by a peak of 40 in 2012.
At least 145 U.S. and other NATO soldiers have been killed by Afghan soldiers, according to New America's data.
So far, in 2014 there have been only three such attacks, including Tuesday's in Kabul, and an attack on June 23 in Gardez, Paktia, where two American military advisers were injured in a shooting by an Afghan police officer.
Before that, on February 12, two American Special Forces members were killed in Afghanistan's Kapisa province by gunmen wearing Afghan National Security Force uniforms.
In April 2011, in an attack that killed the most coalition personnel, an Afghan military pilot killed eight American soldiers and a military contractor during a meeting in the operations room of the Afghan Air Corps at Kabul Airport.
Insider attacks have taken their largest toll on troops from the United States, which contributes the largest contingent of forces to operations in Afghanistan
Military members from Albania, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Slovenia, Spain and the United Kingdom have also been targets.
Still, the number of deaths in insider attacks on foreign forces has been declining -- although they spiked in 2012, when 59 coalition members were killed. In 2011, there were 36; in 2013, there were 18.
The United States took several steps after insider attacks became a large-scale problem, including improving vetting of Afghan security personnel and putting more counterintelligence assets into the field to try to detect threats.
Kirby downplayed the significance of Tuesday's attacks, asserting that he has "seen no indication that there's a degradation of trust between coalition members and their Afghan counterparts."
Maintaining that trust as U.S. combat troops withdraw will be key.
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TAMWORTH — Vacation times can be restful and relaxing, but occasionally they can border on boring — especially when you're a kid, but even grown-ups can feel that way after the bustle and bother of the holidays are over. Sometimes you just need to get out of the house and find something different to do.
The Remick Country Doctor Museum & Farm is here to help. From Thursday, December 27, to Saturday, December 29, you can cozy up in our hearth room and celebrate winter vacation with a hearty homemade lunch, good cheer, and complimentary hot cocoa. Warm your toes at the outdoor campfire and grab a marshmallow for roasting!
On Friday and Saturday, weather permitting, we'll be offering wagon rides beginning at 11:30. Lunch will be available all three days from noon to 1:00.
In addition, we will offer two daily activities.
On Thursday, from 10–11:30, we will be making thank-you cards. We'll take a short nature hike to gather natural materials which will be used to ink thank-you cards and discuss the importance of sending thank-you notes. From 2:30–4:00, we will be offering a class on knitting for beginners. Materials will be provided.
On Friday, from 10–11:30, we'll offer candle-making with a story, and from 2:30–4:00, we'll be playing parlor games from Christmases past. Saturday, from 10–11:30, we'll be making wooden-block snowmen, and from 2:30–4:00, we'll be studying winter birds and make a suet feeder.
Visit our website, www.remickmuseum.org, for more information. Please call us at 603-323-7591 to preregister for the daily activities. We hope you'll join us in making this winter vacation a time to remember!
The Remick Museum and Farm's mission is to educate a broad and diverse public to the value and significance of the medical practice and agricultural way of life of the country doctor and to preserve and interpret the Remick property and collections for the benefit of the public.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Tag Wallet Tutorial
34 comments:
- Cha Cha said...
DO YOU EVER SLEEP, I'm just askin? This is crazy cool. You are one creative genius. So what ya got next light fixtures out of paper clips? Thats it, I know who you are, you are Macgyver in disguise as a mom. Got to run have a get day and create something new to blow my mind.
Cha Cha
- February 8, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- Sarah said...
Loved this project! Congrats on winning! :)
- February 8, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Katie said...
I LOVE this project; however, I don't know if I ever could replicate this!!!! Your amazing! Great job!
- February 9, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- HereBeDragons said...
So cute! I love it. I often have tags I snip out and think, "but it's such a pretty design." before tossing it in the waste bin. I should know better! There's a use for everything!
- February 9, 2010 at 3:54 PM
- Brooke said...
congrats on winning. I loved this the minute I saw it on SYTYC. Good luck!!!
- February 10, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- Randi said...
What a great project - so original!
- February 10, 2010 at 8:26 PM
- Kari @ Ucreate said...
Thank you for sharing this AMAZING idea with me!!! I have featured it on Ucreate and my readers will LOVE this!
- February 11, 2010 at 12:34 AM
- cindygert said...
This is a great idea. I love it! Do you need extra tags? I make handbags out of clothing and I just throw the tags away.
- February 11, 2010 at 5:37 AM
- Leslie said...
I LOVE this! Thanks so much for the great tutorial. Now I need to start collecting!
- February 11, 2010 at 5:48 AM
- krista said...
i will make this! thank you so much for this tutorial. :)
- February 11, 2010 at 5:59 AM
- the thrifty ba said...
that is about the coolest thing ever...
- February 11, 2010 at 6:28 AM
- michelleml said...
Cool I love it
- February 11, 2010 at 7:06 AM
- The Bruces said...
this is amazing!!! i cant wait to make my own...
- February 11, 2010 at 11:13 AM
- Jacki said...
I love glue sticks. I use them ALL the time for projects!!! it's my fav sewing notion, right up there with fusible interfacing and web!
- February 11, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- cindi said...
So glad you won this round of SYTYC! I have been collecting tags for ages, knowing there was "something" I could do with them. When I saw your entry I knew I had found a project. Can't wait to see what else you create.
- February 11, 2010 at 12:00 PM
- Angie - firstname.lastname@example.com said...
Love it! Come link your cute tute at my party: Thursday's Treasures!!
- February 11, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Kimbo West said...
I think this is one of the most creative things I have seen! LOVED IT
- February 11, 2010 at 11:30 PM
- Tami (Pixeltrash) said...
That is just too cute and creative! Love it!
- February 12, 2010 at 5:29 PM
wow that is so amazingly cool
- February 12, 2010 at 9:50 PM
- Jolene Ko said...
I really like this. Thanks so much for sharing.
- February 12, 2010 at 10:11 PM
- Katie said...
Just saw this at One Pretty Thing -- soo cute!!
- February 13, 2010 at 8:19 AM
- elisara said...
Excellent wallet!
- February 13, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- Ginger said...
Fantastic wallet! great Tutorial!
- February 13, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Lynn said...
This is such a GREAT idea! I'm gonna have to ask my girls to cut tags from all their clothes...LOL THANKS for sharing this one with us all!
- February 14, 2010 at 9:02 AM
- jenjen said...
That is just amazing! What a great tutorial!! Thanks so much for linking up!!!!
- February 14, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- a little bit of everything said...
My daughters wuld love this project! Well not the project but the outcome! I don't know if I could come up with 80 labels however...
I am following your blog and hope that you might do the same...
- February 18, 2010 at 6:14 PM
- email@example.com said...
Fantastic wallet! Your tutorial was so detailed. I'm kicking myself for throwing away all the tags from silk ties and wool garments for upcycling! No time to start like the present. I featured it on this week's Fab Friday Favorites . I hope you stop by, grab a button and stay and visit awhile.
- February 26, 2010 at 11:42 AM
- Name: Fiona said...
Congratulations - I love this project!
- March 8, 2010 at 3:03 AM
- Struggler said...
Just found this - I'm sure, if you could figure out a way to make these on a larger scale, they would sell for very big bucks!
- May 3, 2010 at 10:30 AM
- Jennifer Juniper said...
I love how each one would turn out different! Great idea :)
- May 18, 2010 at 10:03 AM
Such a wonderful idea! And your idea to use tags is so GREAT! I can never find the type of wallet I like - with a big pocket inside for bills and receipts. I think you have given me the motivation to come up with a pattern to make my own. THANK YOU for sharing.
- August 13, 2010 at 11:31 AM
- HonestNiceWoman said...
I LOVE this tutorial! I was just given a lot of fabric sample books from My Guy's sister who installs drapery. I think I will use the smaller pieces of fabric for this project! Thanks for posting!
I'm going to add your button to my blog and showcase your project. When I get some made (hopefully before December) I will link back to your project again. I will do finished seams and use something beside the paper, but this is a great inspirational project!
- September 17, 2010 at 7:17 AM
- woven patches said...
That is one creative thing you just did. I like it so much. The idea is unique and you used nice prints.
- December 10, 2010 at 11:41 PM
- Grace said...
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Report admits potentially fatal health side-effects of MMR vaccines
by Mike Adams
The Institute of Medicine, which has long functioned as a front group for the pharmaceutical industry and receives tens of millions of dollars in annual funding from drug companies and global elitists (like Bill Gates, Ted Turner, etc.), has issued a report that declares the MMR vaccine is not linked to autism.
This is now being widely reported in the conventional (controlled) media, which isn't telling you the real story behind this report.
What's the real story?
That this IOM report, even though it goes out of its way to excuse vaccines and dismiss safety concerns, still openly admits that vaccines cause measles, febrile seizures, anaphylactic shock and other potentially fatal side effects.
It also admits that other vaccines are linked to a whole host of bizarre side effects, including skin lesions, difficulty breathing and live virus infections (see complete list, below).
Furthermore, the conclusion that "vaccines do not cause autism" is erroneous, as the IOM did not interview even a single parent of an autistic child and did not conduct a medical review of any autistic children whatsoever. Instead, the IOM claims to have reviewed thousands of vaccine papers published in conventional medical journals -- yes, the very same medical journals that are practically run by pharmaceutical interests and have been caught publishing "scientific" articles that were really fraudulently ghost-written by drug company hacks. (http://www.naturalnews.com/029160_medical_journals_ghostwriters.html)
In layman's terms, this is what's known as a "scientific circle jerk" where one group of bought-off scientists quotes another group of bought-off scientists as "authorities" even though they all parrot the same medical quackery of their masters -- the pharmaceutical companies.
Predictably, the old dinosaur media spins the report into a complete lie
Regardless of the fact that the IOM report found a long list of side effects to be "convincingly" linked to vaccines (which is remarkable, given the IOM's pro-vaccine slant, as revealed below), the mainstream media went out of its way to twist the story around and declare vaccines are perfectly safe!
Forbes Magazine, which has long been a zombie mouthpiece for pharmaceutical business interests, ran with the headline, "Report Finds Few Side Effects For Vaccines." (Not true. The report actually found an alarming number of side effects for vaccines.)
The Sydney Morning Herald declared: "Vaccine gets another clean bill of health, but no one is listening." (A total and deliberate lie.)
NPR, which no one even expects to honestly report a story anymore, declared, "Report: Vaccines Are Safe, Hazards Few And Far Between." Voice of America parroted, "US Study: Vaccines are Safe." (Again, a complete fabrication. Did they even read the IOM's report?)
The trouble, of course, is that all these headlines are really more like headLIES. They fail to report what the IoM actually published in its own conclusions, and even that is a distorted version of the truth of how dangerous vaccines really are.
But it surprises no one to see conventional media -- the presstitutes -- covering up the crimes of the deadly vaccine industry.
They're all in this together, of course. It's the pharma interests that buy a significant portion of the advertising which keeps these rags in business, and if they actually told the truth about the dangers of drugs and vaccines, drug companies would pull their ads and many of these media outlets would simply collapse into financial insolvency (which is actually what they deserve, given that they only serve their corporate masters and contribute nothing to the people of society).
So they keep parroting the lies of Big Pharma and the distortions of the IoM, which as you will soon see, is an entirely untrustworthy organization that has a history of being involved in illegal medical experiments and crimes against humanity, including having its members play a role in the illegal syphilis medical experiments on Guatemalan prisoners.
A brief history of the Institute of Medicine
The IoM is the same group, you may recall, that recently issued an utterly false and misleading report on vitamin D, claiming that people should take no more than 600 IUs of vitamin D a day. It then went on to warn people against "mega-dosing" on vitamin D, thereby contributing to the ongoing vitamin D deficiencies that are the main cause of cancer in America today. (http://www.naturalnews.com/030598_vitamin_D_Institute_of_Medicine.html)
(In truth, most people need 10,000 IUs of vitamin D a day just to maintain healthy levels.)
This was all part of the 2010 report called, "Dietary Reference Intakes for Calcium and Vitamin D" in which the IoM utter failed to find any link whatsoever between vitamin D and cancer (huh?), and then reluctantly admitted that vitamin D may have something to do with bone health, but nothing more.
This is a classic example of total pseudoscientific quackery being put out to promote nutritional deficiencies so that the pharmaceutical industry can rake in more profits. (http://www.anh-usa.org/action-alert-is-the-institute-of-medicine-in-bed-with-big-pharma/)
The IoM is also the same group that declared Agent Orange was safe for US veterans who fought in Vietnam. In nearly every report it has issued over the years, the IoM has pushed a pro-pharma agenda while denying the reality of dangerous chemicals.
Yet, somehow, the IoM is widely quoted by the old media (the dinosaur media, the presstitutes) as if it were a "scientific" organization reaching "scientific" conclusions, independent of industry influence.
Didn't any of the presstitutes actually check who funds the IoM? Of course not. The age of old media journalists actually asking intelligent questions has long faded into history.
Now, they simply bring whatever disinformation they've been spoon fed by the establishment, and they rely on the gullibility of their readers to buy whatever propaganda they're spewing.
The IoM's role in criminal, government-run human medical experiments
The IoM, by the way, was also directly involved in the criminal medical experiments conducted on Guatemalan prisoners, a "dark chapter" of conventional medical history that came to light in late 2010 (http://www.naturalnews.com/029924_medical_experiments_Guatemala.html).
When the truth about these experiments became known (oops! Somebody found out!), President Obama was forced to issue a public apology and organize an investigation. He appointed the Institute of Medicine -- a "prestigious" organization, if you can believe that -- to lead the investigation.
But the IoM had to recluse itself from the investigation, admitting that some of its own people were the same people who conducted the illegal medical experiments while working for the NIH. The Guatemalan medical experiments, you see, were a US government funded operation conducted under the NIH, and the IoM has strong financial ties to the government, receiving as much as 64.9 % of its funding from government sources.
This was all admitted in a published paper called "US reviews human trial participant protections." (The Lancet, Volume 376, Issue 9757, Pages 1975-1976, Dec. 11, 2010).
This paper declares, "In a sign of just how thoroughly enmeshed in medical establishment approval the Guatemala study was, the IoM had to decline the assignment, citing "overlapping appointments" in the 1940s between individuals on an IoM subcommittee and the NIH Study Section on Syphilis. The fact-finding task has now been transferred to the bioethics committee." (http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736%2810)
This was also reported in Jerry Leonards Public Health Alert (www.PublicHealthAlert.org), in a special article covering the CDC Tuskegee experiments and ongoing bio-warfare research being conducted covertly by the US government and its various "medical" front groups (NIH, IoM, CDC, NCI, etc.)
Read the full report from Jerry Leonards at:
So keep all this in mind about the history of the IoM when you read its paper on vaccines. We're talking about an organization that promotes nutritional deficiencies, that utterly ignores the solid science on disease prevention with nutrition, and that was so deeply involved in the illegal, government-run medical experiments on Guatemalan prisoners that it had to remove itself from the bioethics investigative committee appointed to investigate the matter.
The word "ethics" doesn't even belong in the same paragraph as the Institute of Medicine.
The IoM is also largely funded by both military government interests (including funds from the Department of Defence, which we will explain later), pharmaceutical interests (it takes money from all the top Big Pharma companies) and top global elitists like Bill Gates who are openly calling for the use of vaccines to "reduce world population by 10 % to 15 %". (http://www.naturalnews.com/029911_vaccines_Bill_Gates.html).
Today, this same pharmaceutically prostituted organization that lied to the nation about vitamin D has issued its report called "Adverse Effects of Vaccines: Evidence and Causality".
Let's see what this report really says:
What the IOM report on vaccines reveals about deadly vaccines
To begin, you can download and view the entire report yourself at:
Here are several important things you need to know about this report -- things that none of the mainstream presstitutes will dare tell you:
#1 - The IOM vaccine report was reviewed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as well as a military weapons manufacturer
On page 8 of the report, you will see that it was reviewed by Chris Wilson from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a vaccine front group that openly pushes for global population reduction through vaccines and infertility technologies (http://www.naturalnews.com/029911_vaccines_Bill_Gates.html).
Secondly, this IOM report was reviewed by Sam Shekar from the military defence contractor Northrop Grumman, a weapons manufacturer and military technology engineering company that received a $ 5 bn grant from the CDC to run a vaccine information technology program (which will likely be used to track vaccine recipients in much the same way that IBM sold its technology to the Nazi regime in World War II to track Jewish prisoners as they were hauled off to concentration camps). (http://www.ibmandtheholocaust.com/home.php)
#2 - The IOM conducted NO NEW STUDIES for this report
Instead, it was merely a compilation of 12,000 existing vaccines studies published in all the corrupt mainstream medical journals which are pro-vaccine propaganda rags that routinely engage in bribery, corruption, fraudulent science and the ghost writing of fraudulent "scientific papers" that were really written by Big Pharma propagandists (http://www.naturalnews.com/029160_medical_journals_ghostwriters.html).
The British Medical Journal in particular has been widely discredited over its fictitious and provably false allegations against Dr Andrew Wakefield (http://www.naturalnews.com/031116_Dr_Andrew_Wakefield_British_Medical_Journal.html).
The IoM, however, took all the medical journals are honest, trustworthy sources! ... even though we know conventional medical journals are the epitome of modern pharmaceutical quackery parading around as science. For the IoM to use medical journals as "sources" for any study is sort of like police departments hiring convicted felons to be detectives.
All of us know very well that relying on the conventional medical industry's own studies as a source of information about the dangers of the conventional medical industry's own products is just flat-out stupid. If you're going to have an honest assessment of the dangers of vaccines, you don't use the for-profit vaccine industry as your source of information!
The medical journals, as we all know, are utterly corrupted and controlled by the drug companies that manufacture and sell all these vaccines in the first place. Nearly all conventional medical journals are packed with drug company ads that provide the bulk of the funding for their operations.
So it makes no difference that the IoM claims to have reviewed "12,000 studies". Most of those 12,000 studies are still slanted propaganda pieces because they were funded by the vaccine companies and published by what are essentially "vaccine journals" that promote the interests of vaccine companies. The IoM might as well claim it looked at a "gajillion studies"!
If you really want to find out what vaccines cause in children, you need to go talk to the parents of autistic children -- something that Dr Andrew Wakefield did, much to the horror of the medical establishment which then went out of its way to utterly defame and denigrate Dr Wakefield for daring to suggest that vaccines might produce harmful gastrointestinal effects.
(Dr Wakefield, for the record, has never suggested that vaccines cause autism. That allegation is a total piece of fiction invented by the medical establishment and the old media presstitutes.)
The IoM, for the record, did not talk to a single child or a single parent as part of this entire review (see below).
And there is absolutely no indication that the IoM has any intention whatsoever to ever talk to any parent of an autistic child and gather reliable information from the people directly impacted by this neurological disorder which seems to happen to many children right after being vaccinated.
#3 - The IOM study openly admits it did not consider the "benefits" of vaccines at all
The old media is widely reporting that this IOM report proves vaccines are "safe" and "effective," and yet the IOM openly states that its report didn't assess vaccine benefits at all.
"We were not charged with assessing the benefits of vaccines, with weighing benefits and costs, or with deciding how, when, and to whom vaccines should be administered. The committee was not charged with making vaccine policy," says Ellen Wright Clayton of the Chair Committee to Review Adverse Effects of Vaccines.
The report itself says, "The 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccine is covered by the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program, and evidence about its safety is not covered in this report." (Yeah, no kidding, because its safety record is so atrocious that opening that can of worms would destroy their whole argument that vaccines have few side effects...)
Influenza vaccines are the most dangerous vaccines of all, having been proven to actually promote influenza and weaken immune defences against future infections (http://www.naturalnews.com/029641_vaccines_junk_science.html). That's why every winter, the vast majority of people who catch the flu are the very same people who were vaccinated against the flu!
(Most flu deaths occur in people who received flu vaccinations.
There's another little factoid the old dinosaur media will never -- never! -- put into print.)
#4 - The IoM admits it did not have accurate data
In the introduction to the report, the IoM openly admits it simply doesn't have enough data to accurately assess the totality of vaccine adverse reactions.
"... we learned some lessons that may be of value for future efforts to evaluate vaccine safety. One is that some issues simply cannot be resolved with currently available epidemiologic data...," says the report.
In another bit of twisted logic, the IoM effectively admits that many vaccine side effects are simply blamed on the "natural infection". Read the following statement from the IoM and note how it makes absolutely no sense and yet is somehow trying to shift blame away from vaccines:
"Some adverse events caused by vaccines are also caused by the natural infection. These effects often cannot be detected by epidemiologic methods, which typically cannot distinguish between the adverse events that are caused by the vaccine itself and the decrease in adverse events due to the decreased rate of natural infection."
#5 - The IoM openly admits it threw out all data covering long-term adverse events
All the conclusions of the IoM are based entirely on short-term adverse reactions from single vaccines. The IoM's report in no way considered long-term adverse reactions or the cumulative effects of multiple vaccines compromising the immune system or nervous system.
In fact, the IoM admits in its report that, "Case descriptions that did not have the three basic elements described above were not considered in the mechanistic weight-of-evidence assessments." One of those three elements was a "specified and reasonable time interval (i.e., temporality or latency) between vaccination and symptoms". But the IoM failed to define this "temporality", stating that, "What constitutes reasonable latency will vary across vaccines and across adverse events".
This means the IoM could simply throw out any evidence it wanted by claiming the latency was too long between the vaccine injection and the appearance of side effects. If autism kicks in 15 days after a vaccine injection, for example, the IoM could simply disregard it.
If a child suffered neurological damage following a vaccine but the doctor reporting the adverse effects did not note how many hours transpired between the vaccine shot and the onset of neurological symptoms, those data were also thrown out.
This is how modern medical "science" -- which is really just for-profit quackery -- always seems to engineer the study results it wants. It simply throws out all the data that doesn't fit its pre-determined conclusions!
Or, in the case of pharma researchers who work for Merck and Pfizer, they just fabricate whatever data they want and then get that published in the mainstream medical journals (http://www.naturalnews.com/028194_Scott_Reuben_research_fraud.html).
#6 - The IoM study still admits that vaccines cause infectious disease!
This is the truly amazing part about all this. The old dinosaur media (presstitutes run by globalists) is widely reporting this IoM story as if it declares vaccines to be safe.
And yet they haven't even read the report! Because on page 574, this IoM report directly declares that MMR vaccines cause measles! It describes the evidence as "convincingly supports" and says the mechanistic assessment is "strong".
The real conclusions of the Institute of Medicine report on vaccine adverse reactions
Here are some of the other conclusions of the IOM's report, which the old dinosaur media outright refuses to tell you because they are all controlled by pharmaceutical interests:
- MMR vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing measles.
- MMR vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing febrile seizure.
- MMR vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction that can result in death within minutes. This is what kills many young children who are injected with MMR vaccines.
- MMR vaccine is likely linked to causing transient arthralgia in women and children.
- Varicella vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing Disseminated Oka VZV, a viral disease (Varicella Zoster Virus) which causes skin lesions and can also infect the lungs and brain. The fact that this vaccine is causing VZV infections is proof that the vaccines contain live viruses!
- Varicella vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing Vaccine Strain Viral Reactivation, meaning the vaccine contains live viruses that are reactivated in the human host, multiplying and causing widespread infections.
- Varicella vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing anaphylaxis, the life-threatening allergic reaction mentioned above.
- The influenza vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing anaphylaxis, which is why influenza vaccines have killed so many children (http://www.naturalnews.com/029586_Australia_vaccines.html).
- The influenza vaccine likely causes Oculorespiratory Syndrome, a vaccine reaction described as causing "bilateral conjunctivitis, facial oedema, and upper respiratory symptoms". Once again, this is proof that the vaccine itself is dangerous to humans.
- The Hepatitis B vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing anaphylaxis.
- The HPV vaccine (for cervical cancer) is also likely linked to causing anaphylaxis.
- The TT (Tetanus Toxoid) vaccine is also likely linked to causing anaphylaxis.
- The Meningo-Coccal vaccine is "convincingly" linked to causing anaphylaxis.
- Vaccine injections (of all kinds) are "convincingly" linked to causing Deltoid Bursitis (severe pain and swelling at the injection sight) and Syncope (loss of consciousness). These are no doubt caused by the toxic chemical adjuvants which are added to vaccines to invoke an immune reaction. These adjuvants are known neurotoxins (http://www.naturalnews.com/026717_vaccine_flu_swine.html).
Not surprisingly, this IoM report completely threw out any links between vaccines and:
- Guillain-Barre Syndrome
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Chronic Inflammatory Disseminated Polyneuropathy
- Asthma Exacerbation
- Autism
- Lupus
- Type-1 diabetes
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Autoimmune hepatitis
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Fibromyalgia
- Meningitis
- Myocardial Infarction
- Infantile spasms
- Optic neuritis
- Bell's Palsy
- Arthropathy
- Encephalopathy
- Transverse myelitis
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
These were thrown out based on a "lack of sufficient evidence," says the IoM. But remember: It's only sources of evidence were the corrupt, quacked-out medical journals!
Relying on medical journals to accurately report vaccine side effects is sort of like relying on the Federal Reserve to accurately report what it's doing with all the bailout money it keeps printing. It's all one grand orgy of secrecy and corruption constructed for the sole purpose of pushing a globalist control agenda.
Anyone with even a hint of human intelligence knows that the conventional medical industry is not a good source of information for determining the dangers of the products manufactured and sold by the conventional medical industry!
Only a fool -- or a mainstream media journalist -- would even believe such a thing.
When will we have a truly independent review of vaccines?
If you want to seriously investigate the safety of vaccines, you need an independent review of the evidence; meaning you need reviewers from outside the system to look into all the evidence, including interviewing the parents of autistic children and, of course, comparing the outcomes of vaccinated children versus non-vaccinated children.
That's something the vaccine industry has absolutely refused to do, not surprisingly. Any honest comparison would immediately reveal vaccines to be harmful and even deadly. Plus, they simply don't work. Most outbreaks of infectious disease happen among those children already vaccinated.
And that's no coincidence, either. As it turns out, vaccines almost always contain live viruses that spread disease. Vaccines, ultimately, are a public health hoax through which infectious disease is introduced to the population so that more people can be made sick, thereby killing some (Bill Gates' population control agenda) while sending the rest to the hospital for treatment (satisfying the corporate profit agenda).
The IoM, in releasing its conclusions on vaccine adverse events, only cements its position in the history of medicine as an obvious pharmaceutical co-conspirator with absolutely zero scientific credibility.
Why vaccine-pushing scientists are criminals who threaten human life
If you believe the IoM, you should stop taking vitamin D and start getting injected with more vaccines. Interestingly, a great many "scientists" and conventional medical pushers quite literally believe that, and they are dying in droves.
Dead doctors don't lie, they say, and the more these doctors take the very medicine they promote, the more quickly they expire.
That's a good thing, in a way, as is explained in the book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. It explains that science only advances as quickly as the dogmatic defenders of the status quo bite the big one and croak (or some similar phrase stated a bit more eloquently).
It is a fact of reality that the faster today's vaccine-pushing doctors die, the sooner we can get to honest science and truly advanced medicine that respects the human immune system rather than attacking it with toxic chemicals and foreign DNA/RNA invasions -- not to mention the neurotoxic aluminum, thimerosal and polysorbate that's also added to vaccines.
Vaccine-pimping doctors are killing themselves by taking Big Pharma medications and vaccines while avoiding superfoods and nutritional therapies. Thus, they deserve the very fate they are creating for themselves -- one of pain, suffering and a timely death by which the removal of their dishonest intellectual obfuscations from the pool of medical mythology actually benefits human civilization.
Sometimes, truly stated, the most beneficial thing a disinformation "scientist" can do for the future of life on planet earth is to take a very short leap off a very tall building. Gravity and nature will do the rest, which is all the more fitting since it proves that these mad reductionist mind-benders can't escape the laws of nature after all.
As far as the IoM goes, we are about to expose the entire history of this Big Pharma front group, including the funding sources of the IoM and its globalist agenda of destroying human life by promoting sickness and disease.


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